The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-29
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE
STRIKERS DISSOLVED TO-DAY
Continued From First Page.

\ tTucf. JuuSc " BIltl Ssiiu Nh"t HN
was inclined To issue restraining OF
der covering only violence and intim-
dation: that he did not think it should
cover picketing. which was debatablc
ground He set a time for hearing
arguments on this restraining order at
! ! O'clock
| After announcing the dissolution OF
the Injunction Judge O'Bricn declared
formally that the court stands ready
To protect the rights of persons VINO
want TO work, but at the same time ne
feels the strikers have right To or
ganize and To make an effort To per-
suade others. peaceably, To refrain
from work for the purpose of strength
ening the position of the strikers
Judge O'Brien made IL very plain
that he considered there were three
parties whose rights must be protected
in the present circumstances: the com
lpanies the men who are willing To
work and the strikers. He said that
the court stands ready to extend the
fun protection of the law TO each and
any of these three.
| Orucr Us NOT lssueu'
No restraining order however, was
issued this afternoon. Upon the APP
plication for a temporary order, based
on the same facts brought out i'm IN"
bill just dissolved, the court made this
ruling after the matter had been de-
lated by the opposing attorneys:
1T is ordered that the complainants
make further application for "A prciim-
mary Injunction and TO ill aiiidavits
for the support thereof and of the DILL
of complaint i'm said cause; notice of
said application. together with copies
If the 0fiidavi:s to be offered i'm sup
port thereof. To be served upon solicit
ors for defendants not less than ten
days before the time OF presenting
said application"
Trouble at DodeevilIe.
! According To military headquarters
! two workmen were badly beaten al
Dcdgeville. near the Isle Royale mine,
Saturday night The report to GEN
eral Abbey Saturday night stated that
the two men visited n Dodgevilc sa-
loon and were there attacked by Il
large crowd of strikers who beat them
| with chairs 1t also was stated thai
at least five shots were fired by the
strikers. \ force of deputies from the
Isle Royale mine was called to the
scene but they made no attempt O.
stop the trouble. Cayalrymen who
hurried TO the place restored order
and then it was reported, the deputies
made three arrests. According to Shcr-
if Cruise, however, no men were beaten
and no arrests were made Major
Fraser of the medical corps. who Wis.,
tied Calumet yesterday. stated that ON,
of the men was badly used up.
Picketing This Morning.
| Despite the injunction issued by Cir.
cult Judge O'Brien against picketinl
by the strikers, there was piCkctins
at the Keweenaw county mines thi.
morning, according to General l. l.
Abbey of the state troops. Genera
Abbey made "a trip of inspection int,
Keweenaw and as "a result will toda'
recommend the arrest Of an allegcl
leader of the pickcts. There also was
picketing at the Wolverine and Soutl
Kearsarge mines.
Threats Made at Mohawk.
Considerable firing was reported I,
military authorities at Mohawk sun
day evening. which is believed to hav,
| been done with the view of intimidat
ing working men. Numerous threats L
blow up houses owned or occupied II!
| Ill -
Continued activity In that distric
leads military officers to believe tina
failure of kcweenaw officers 10 MAX
arrests for intimidation is responsible
< for the continued violations.
! &. {. Anderson, a former worker il
the interest of the Western Federation
:. of Miners. is slowly recovering iron
= injuries received at the hands of stri<
S ers at Copper City Thursday night. II
! is stll confined at the Calumet Publ
= hospital
$ Report To Be Out Soon.
r Tho investigating committee Of tn
! Copper Country Commercial Clul
e composed of Henry l.. Bacr. job
= Black and Edward Ulscth. has practi
cally concluded the task of delvin
. into the facts bearing on the cope
D country strike. and today commence
0 the compilation of the data, prcpa
. ratory to the issuing of the committee
. report, which should be ready by tn
. latter part of the week or early mes
} week This does not mean that tn
0 committee will cease to hear state
. mcnts of facts from any of the par
TO- ties concerned. but that the bulk of u,
o investigation has been completed. an
that the committee from this time %
will devote it's attention To gathcrn