The Calumet news., 1913-11-12
ALLEGED DYkAMITER is HELD
VIM. Teddy of Centennial Heights
Is Remanded to Jail Until
Hearing, Nov. 18
MEN ARRIVE AT TRIM0UNTAIN

Eighteen women, and girls ranging
from lG .-eo.s Of age upward. were ar
rested IN Mohawk this morning by the
artillery forces on the charge of yell
ing at and intimidatins workmen.
They were served with notices 10 ap-
pear before Judge O'Brien November
q on tie formal charge OF violating
the Injunction, The disturbance fol-
lowed parade of strikers who march
ed about the locality from . 10 Z
o'clock
The women and girls arrested are:
Annie Lamuth Mrs. John Hollow,
Mrs. Catherine Brunskola, Mrs. John
Kovach Mrs. Kate Cirnir. Mary
Spreitzer Mary Rosenberger, Ferdel-
la Foreman. Manda Luokkinen, Mary
Stukell, Emily Smith, Mary Smith.
Jennie Luokkinen, Salima Lapert, An
ma Qllila, Martha L3pert, Eleanore
ToivalJja and Marie Betting
Strikers Await Imported Men.
A rumor that a trainload of import
ed workmen was scheduled to arrive
at Mohawk yesterday afternoon moveo
! the strikers to activity and crowd of
! federation members loltered about tn"
! depot during the afternoon aud night.
! Wolverine strikers prowled about the
! location all night in anticipation of
/ tho arrival of the train. but SO far as
/ is known, they did not resort TO vio-
| lence.
Paradcs were held all through the
strike district today and strikers at
] Dodgeville Isle Royale and Baltic
were particularly noisy. one arrest
was made by the military at Baltic
and the prisoner was notified to ap-
pear before Judge O'Brien on charge
Of violating the injunction South
Range strikers paraded about the Cop
! per Range locations where carload
Cf imported men arrived this morning.
The coach was switched into Trimoun-
| tain before any Of the strikers could
gain access To it A guard aboard the
train 10 which the coach was attached.
( reported that a crowd of strikers met
the train near Toivola and one of the
! crowd fired a shot at the train. Pas
seneers ON trains passing through this
!
apparently in hostile mood. are 10
be seen near each depot and an out
break is constantly feared,
Charge Teddy With Dynamltirg
William Teddy, an alleged leader of
strikers mt Centennial Heights, who
was arrested yesterday on q petit lar
ceny charge following the dynamiting
Of the home of Mrs. Aliiua Salminen
of Centennial Heights. was re-arrest-
ed on charge OF dynamitmg this
moruins. The complainant is capt
john J. Smith of the Ascher mine
| guards Who were boarding I'm the Sal
mineu nome. Teddy was srraigned
before Jutice Fisher and i'm default Of
bonds iu the sum OF $1,000, was re-
mauded to the county jail until Nc
vember lN the date OF the examination.
Other Cases in Court
Peter !. Sakken, charged with in
timjdation ou complaint Of Gottlieb
Holm was taken befora Justice Fisher
today The examination was set for
November T.. bonds I'm the sum of $500
being furnished.
The examination of Big Annie" Gle
meme who is charged with intimidation
has been continued until November rs.
IS have those of Kake Jmko, charged
with creating a noise and disturbance.
and Nick Nov1sal, charged with as
sault and battery.
Used Foul Language.
a disgraceful scene occurred in Red
Jacket this morning in connection with
the parade OF strikers. Just after it
mad left the village limits going west
on Pine street. The parade was accom-
panied 10y a small detachment OF cav
airy and some Of the mounted police
Just beyond the railroad crossing there
were huge piles of snow on both siues
Of the street. the path open for traffic
being considerably narrower there than
elsewhere, which forced the mounted
police to crowd in rather close TO the
| marchers. one of the leaders Of the
strikers. an outside agitator, who was
! marching right i'm the middle of a
! group of women and girls, some of
whom were not more than fourteen
and fifteen years Of age. turned and
hurled a torrent OF unprintable epi-