The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-30
ATTACKS RENEWED BY WOMEN
Non.Union Workmen the Objects
of Assaults at Calumet
and Painesdale
NUMeR0RS ARRESTS ARE MADE

Deputy sherifs Cooper, Roleigh.
Croft Davis. James and Polkinghorne
We're formally arraigned today before
Justice O'Sunivan at Houghton on
charge Of numbering Aloiz THAN and
Steve Putrich at Seeborville. August
IA. Pleas Of not guilty were entered
and the defendants were remauded
to the custody of the sheriff.
The men were virtually charged with
murder when the warrants were is
sued, before the inquest over the body
of THAN began. but the warrants were
not served until today The defend
ants did not ask to be released on
bonds.
Splitting in the faces Of deputies and
hurting curses and slurs upon the
civil guards were the tactics resorted
10 by women strike sympathizers to-
day and situation that is becoming
more perleXing each day now faces
the authorities.
y mob of men and women gathered
near No. shaft at Kearsarge this
morning, and after submitting to such
lnjustices for a half hour thirty depu-
ties We're compelled to seek the assist
ance of the troops A detail of Co. F.
Third regiment of Saginaw stationed
at Wolverine, was ordered TO the
scene and with the appearance Of the
khaki-clad guards. the mob dispersed.
Three Women Arrested.
Women continued their activities on
the South Range this morning, chang
Ing their point Of attack from Paines-
dale to Trimountain. Armed with
rocks eggs and brooms dipped in
filth, they waited the appearance of
Wcrtmen and a shower of missiles fol-
lowed in the wake OF men going to
work.
The arrest Of Mrs. Ruikka aud Mrs.
Honlionen, and a third woman whose
name is unknown but who was taken
under the name OF Mary Doe was
made at Trimountain on a charge OF
intimidation. They were arraigned be-
fore Justice Little and the examina-
tion has been set for September l6.
warrant was also issued FOR the
arrest OF John Cotish Of Panesdale on
a charge of assaulting d watchman.
Other Arrests Are Made.
Tony Enrlcho, charged by John
Roman of Baltic with intimidation,
was arraigned before Justice Little
this afternoon. The examination was
set for Sept. Is. Bonds in the sum
Of 5000 were furnished. Roman as
serts that Enricho threatened his
life, following the defendants efforts
To keep the former from going to work
Mrs. John Prestenen and Mrs. Matt
cebasth charged with intimidation. by
William Kendall at Trimountain. were
arralgned before Justice Little and
held FOR examination in two weeks,
on their own re,ogn2ance
Fedar Hearing Continued.
The examination of Louis Fodar
charged with assault with intent to
XIII on complaint of UndersheriG Helix
kala, was this afternoon adjourned un-
Ill o'clock Tuesday afternoon by Jus
,ice Fisher The complaint is based ON
Ne alleged shooting of Fodar on Helix
Sala.
Nurls Brick at Worker.
Ii is alleged that John Lovinski,
heading a band OF strikers. hurled
brick at John Ruley, a non-union man.
at Paincsdale this morning. Lovinski
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Schut
te. 4 charge of melting "a riot was
preferred I'm Justice Little's court.
where LovinsN will be arraiSned this
afternoon.
Pummel Man on Car.
\ workman en- route To Allouez this
was taken from "A street car
q Ridge about 630 o'clock by
strikers and beaten He persisted that
he was a union man and had paid his
initiation fee TO the federation. but
hat he had not yet been initiated and
had no union card. With the inten-
lion Of forcing him to return TO Calu
net and go To the federation offices he
was taken bv strikers from the Ridge
station to the Wolverine terminal.
where they intended placing him
aboard car. Meanwhile soldiers ar
rived ON the scene and the man, cry