The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-27
! Change in Voting
Unit viii Mean Whisky
Will Rule the State
Gfvrontsry Of Liquor Interests Ir
ngsddIino Once Again With
nsiohIoan's Lsw-Maklng De-
partmsnt Should 30 Sum-
marily Rebuksd.

That this bill is still another in
nos Of the pnou meddlng liquor with the law
&aking department of is at evident
would make wet and re-establih the saloon In
lose counties which "dry"
audaoity efrOny the decent citizenship of Michigan
summay rebuked liquor interests and their
Lansing further gall submit the proposition to
vots Of the house
committee but it does The
Times win watch the vote upon it with interest.
viii afford quite estimate Of just what the opinion
legislative majority intelligence Of the citizenship OF
he
will determine Legislature Michigan conducted
the good of the people for brewers d and the keepers the
xum shops
ongng the running things
= Michigan
Now and then we are Jared temporarily
that the people out top We therefore
Expecting unfavorbls this bill it COMES to vote
We take it that the county provided option
purpose the Of ALL Of the people
subject saloon which isn't limited
. the immediate neghborhood Of the saloon
what the result would be 60
poll the hangerson for the OF getting
e whether the should be allowed operate
But block from the saloon would be
likely to find mother or father with very different Vie" Of the
Having already hearing plea for
8 save her SON from this environment Legislature going
father and deprive him OF all voice in matter important
To happiness Of his freSdei .
make the uni. the vote Of the city village township would
practically canvang THE SALOONS Of Michigan for the Ver
dio q ALL Of the people Of Michigan this question
n would letting
defiance of the law and would place the homes OF Michigan
peril than time in the history this body poisoning mind
|Tubbing and crime breeding institution
II colonization Of the smallest city with the most
the building the Of the smallest
saloon point where s ponon wouo DC mpregnaoie against
he better citizenship
Il would mean village township might vote "d" and
be bound and gagged and helpless matter
that it might suffer from proximity to this influence
To make our point clear quote article written
Raw Stannard American Magazine for February
Ohio to look into the conditions which
Of
=hoament of q drink crazed mob.
n aThe Thin Crust Of Civilization" Baker says:
nsooro and from one TO half dozen assistants;
Of the saloon number
living directly from the saloons Probably several
through the ownership saloon props snrSusn .ne
thousand who visited the
5S;nH what force shsn group at
at Newark a. = h.. come 70 pass . n S:' @ .es
1nnnp the sheriff and controlling tho
was %.y9u: sna sse S~ns. prom. All the oee.
dealt with property shs-:s'.ors audi
ma .nores n. law. with regard property
is beng-th the enforcement Of the Grim
filled by the easysoIne sort OF
S.y OF July astonishing
fact anarchy had reIsned Newark tor many year. before
criminal In reality officers ~lss.ns:' elected for
seeing that the law wa. not enforced And yet
~ grit could have kept the mob out Of
sss . fitted building up public
sn wndsrns why s ssS ~. test came these mon oo no" ''"'0 '"
The Michigan ciy-EvERY Michigan cy-ould doomed
eeme unit voting the saloon issue be changed
Newark Ohio did not vote itself the better order things that
ezists today and would have voted that way
The Of Licking COUNTY saved Newark