The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-08
j. POLLOCK, JR.,
is MURDERED
Deputy Sheriff Killed by Men
Supposed to Be Strikers
Continued From FRS, PAGE.


the sidewalk His brains wer.
scattered about the sidewalk.
Al the Copper Range station. six men
We're ARE sted as they were attempt-
ing To Jake train 10 Ontonagon conn
" IhcN were believed To have been
pant al the gang. These men are An
drew Polsa of Franklin: Joseph Her
weak, Joseph Samotich. Nick Boyonich.
Feter iervonovich ana Nick Anderson.
| all of Hurontown
Tony Pintar. owner of the boarding
house at Ilurontown, also was arrest
ed' with four others, John Gasparich
Joseph Sandwich. Blesh Chopp and
Louis Plesh, All of Dodgevile II was
believed these men know something
of the attack.
or the men who were arrested but |
three are held, Manerich Louis Plesh |
ana Tony Pintar, owner of the board
ing house in which Manerich was
found
Case of Deliberate Revenge.
Sheriff Cruise believes the killing
was n deliberate revenge on Pollock
Tor whipping six strikers sngle-hand-
'd IN saloon in Hurontown n week
ago. Pollock was in the saloon on
duty and six strikers tainted him ,
they said that ii he haH no revolver :
on him, he would not be so brave
Pollock handed his gun To the bar
'nder ard gave the six men an awful
beating.
Pollock came from Tower. Mich. =
ear ago with his father. who is en- y
'IoNed with the d. \. Stratton COM
any handle manufacturers who To-
at"d III Atlantic at that time. He "
al been employed AS a deputy sheriff :
Dr. about six weeks. =
Pollock died aboul o'clck in the Of =
GO OF DR. Paul., Isle Royalc mine ply -
'I'h' ANA Coroner Little summoned
jury to- hold AN inquest. j..
Coroner Little impannelcd The fol- :.
wing jury: Joseph Schnitzer Rob-
watt William T. Gray. Robert 80
elson, Frank Hildebrant and Peter -
III. The jury viewed the body and -
10 inquest adjourned until October 1G -
o'clock az Coroner Titles office. :,
d" remains We're taken to the Kren- -
IL 'a"rgue where they will be pre-
rcd f0r burial
Seven Arrests at Baltic. w
Pick"ting was general throurhou, ~,
s'riA" zone this morning and a ia
nd Of strikers appeared in the yicin. CO.,
OF each mine. The only disorder ad
'"'ign these tactics was az Baltic. ,os
i'i" six women ana q man were IN
'esrcd p"
! ne hahd had gathered al poipt ,
i'f ihan where they usually meet hoo
y as Il consequence no officers ar "a,
ai"ii wcI" present. Men ON tbeir IA.
y to- work were halted and compcl- liz.
To return to their homes. The wo- ra,.
II hurled rocks and clubs at the men ina,
one ol The workmcn was severely Cn,
ten. The cavalry dispersed tho
INerS parade of 500 strikers WAS -
'h'd at points north and south of ,as,
drv I'm which worl<mon are bousod Il
g., 5','' |" S'op me MIN at '
rom going underground. A squad for
artIlcrNmcn, under Captain Mac ,o.,
W matted IN" parad" until the men ,,,,,
e az the shaft ,,i'''
h" leader giving his namo nc cto-
- -, va" "''"IEh"d before Just
u'e Eirhkcrn on a charge Of car. Gna
~ concealed weapons. lie admit ~,
the charge ana waived examine u.o,.
lie was bound over To cirauit aa'a
~ and failing to procure bonds N h,,,
sum Of $500 he was remandcd +, -. ,
nc six women Mrs Kabi I.ihuffe. Don
'S Luk2nlch, Maggie Bachland
Matt Cibasck, Mrs John Presscr-
ma Mrs Mary Doe were arraigned A.
re Justice Eichke.n this morning
charge Of intimidation The WOO g..
ar" from Baltic. Testimony was
IN IT.. "''' 81, Tor pcto- Miss
!" 'oo' "oh"s Mrs.
rruco Lavrini charged with noint- -, :,
,,i,I -. - " '''''S''"''' VIII nave The
OK IN Justice Funkoys court I,roo
Parades az Other Locations.
meek strikers formed a parade ~,
I $50 o'clock and proceeded south -
e direction OF Allouez. The DEM f,,.a
'ati"n was quiet and lacked en- 80,
-. - ucllyllles IIanc
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