The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
WORKMAN IS BADLY BEATEN
Three Women and Man Arrested
But Will Not Be Held for
Contempt of Court
PARAOES REPLACE PlCKeTING


The action Of the state supreme
court yesterday in continuing in force
the injunction granted by Circuit
Judge OBrien on Sept. 20 prohibiting
PiCketing and violence, had a good cf-
feet this morning, and except for a
disturbance in Keweenaw county. the
strike zone was free from disorder.
The strikers paraded in almost every
location but these demonstration were
not characterized by violence. Parades
were formed at Paincsdale, Baltic,
TrimOuntain, Quincy and Red Jacket
Civil and military forces were on hand
to preserve order.
rhc disturbance in kcwcenaw OC-
CURED between Mohawk and the All
meek mine, where Alfred Anderson, "a
Workman. was severely beaten by Il
man and two women. Tho women APP
preached Anderson and struck him on
The Cacc and head. When he fen 60
Tho ground. they jumped on him and
krkCd him on the head. His wounds
were treated at the mine dispcnsary,
and la,Cr he was removed to his home.
Cndcrshcrin Harris ana Deputies
jackson, Wolfe and OBricn were de
tailed on the case and four arrests
Wcrc made John Polack. Mrs. John
Hopich and Mrs. Joseph Pchare were
held for intimidation, and Mrs Mike
SoN.hUsy laji was arrested for inter
teIing with an officer
Tho four demanded examinations
and failing to furnish bonds in the
sum of $500 each. the trio held for in
tmidation were remanded to she Eagle
River Jail. Their examination was set
Tor October is. The woman charged
with interfering with an officer will be
ciNvu an examination oct. Il. She was
given her liberty on her rccOgnzancc.
II is not likely that they will he arrest
Cd for contempt of court, but assuranc"
is given that subsequent disturbances
VIII bc dealt with summarily
crowd OF strikers assembled be-
tween No | and shaft at Alouez but
u" Workmcn were Intercepted.
No Non.urion Parade.
strikers numbering several hundred
formed several paradcB in Red JACKIE,
about o'clock, and each division.
beaded by American flags. truvcrsed
the streets for two hours. other Fed |
Grafton men were conspicuous ON the
corners in anticipation of the nom
union demonstration which was plan
"'d Tor this morning. Fearing a s,ri-
Gus clash Mrs. John Kocjan. the lead |
'r oi ncn-fedcrton Forces. was pre-
vailed upon 10 abandon the plan and /.
Nh" consented Notwithstanding this !
nearly hundred women who had been |
mustered TO take part in the process
sion, appeared on the streets. No at |
tempt was made to form a parade.
Four Held in Pollock Case.
HcIond the arrest of Mike Kanaze. /
brother law of Joseph Manerich, |
III" Isle Royale striker who hovers be-
tween life ana death at st. Joscph's
hospital at Hancock as a result of .;
ueadlN encounter with Deputy sheriff
James ;. Pollock, Jr.. at Hurontown
yesterday morning, no new develop
mcnt transpired today. Kanazc was ar
rested late last night on suspicion that
nc was member Of the party tha,
hiIcd Pollock. Four men are now held
Tor the crime. Manerch is suffering
IIom loss of blood as well as the wound
in his abdomen.
Maherich was reported dying at the
hospital this afternoon 1t was said hc
'ou'd not live more than few hours.
me body of Pollock has been re-
moved To the home of the distracted
parents at Atlantic from where the
'unefhl VIII be held when "a brother ar
IlNea from Detroit. Businessmen cf
i'ouVhton today placed beautiful
"'taI wreath on the casket and Hough-
ION women visited the parents to offer
''''r coincidence and assistance.
Anent Contempt Of Court.
Notices of the continuance of the
Injunction, In its modified terms. were
served on all of the defendants nam
'u IN tho writ yesterday and other
copies were posted i'm conspicuous
baccs today. Disturbances after to-
"'V VIII he considered IN the light of
'o"'ehpt of court and will be dealt
win accordingly. While general
'pinioh prevails that warrants for ar
'eS' on charge of contempt Of court
must be issued only AZ the instance of