The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-29

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bernard Nfinnicix, No. So Gilbert-aye.
fold Detectives Clare and kunkel
that he was about 10 succump 70
heart disease when they arrested MIN
ut his home, Wednesday night on the
charge OF stealing a Russian pony
coat from a woman on ChaInplhlh
st, whom he had visited. He thought
a breath OF the outside air would
help him, but when he got OUTSIDE ~
WINS with the detectives and on the
way to police headquarters. lie Is
charged with grand larceny.
Ala. burton put n resolution through
the council. Tuesday night, request
ing the Board OF Education 10 SUP
init supplemental estimate Ior III
ting up the Easements OF the schooi
rooms for polling places on election
days. lie thinks this arransencn.
would be far ahead OF the present
'system OF booths. but his associates
in the council are not enthusiastic
over the proposition. The Board OF
Education also Is likely 10 object
Judge Hubert, of the juvenile court, is
investiEating the, case OF Gathering
Tadgarski. 10 years old, OF NO, 90
Superior-st.. who disappeareo u an
her home, Saturday, and was plckeo
up by the police at Canfield ana Cass-
AYES, where she was begging pennies
and nickels, and telling pltliui
story. OF abuse at the ,, nahas us, "a sa we
several fictitious names ana ADDRESS,
es when taken TO the station, until
the police. in despair, sent her 10 the
detention home. inquiries py a s sastJt
fcation She was sent home penang
action by Judge Hubert
The motorman and conductors of the
Detroit Railway system are dissntis-
fled with the arrangement WHEREBY
they are required to oe on duty Is
hours 10 put in ntne hours work. AS
part OF the plan OF settlement agreed
10 after the strike last september,
the men tried out the 13-hour ar ,
rangement for 80 days. That periou
has expired and the men IN their
last meeting, decided that the plan
was not satisfactory. The company
will be asked TO put a more eqult-
able arrangement I'm force. Many
conductors and motormen are leaF-
ing Detroit TO seek employment else
where under more favorable condi-
lions. IL Is said.
snme family, are remembered I'm the
will of Mrs Dora Strubel. their
mother. which was filed for probate
Wednesday. These ministers are IN .
Rev Herman Brauer. of Niles, Ill,
who is given $500; the Rev. Albert
Brauer, OF Beecher. Ill; the Rev. Carl
Brauer, OF Eagle Lake. ILL; the Rev.
fred Brauer. OF Crete, ILL.,, and the
Rev. VIM. Brauer, who were given
$500 each The sum OF 500 each y
provided TO be used In educating the
sons OF Carl, Herman and Albert
study theology. Trinity Lutheran
church. at Gratiot and Riyard, is left
!, SEQ: st. Marks Lutheran church gets
$50 and the German Home for the
Aged receives $50.
Complaints taat some racy samples OF
alleged s.h,,moro were being offered
a., Of a nick alOdROng OF the
city, caused Police Commissioners
Croul TO give orders that patrolmen
on the heats cooperate with the
regular censors and precinct detec-
tiyes in dropping into the theaters.
/, unexpectedly I'm quest or evidence OF
such practices. II anything raw
enough for police court attention Is
found complaints will be made under
the disorderly conduct statute.
against the actors. Racy and sug
gestive dialogue. passing the line OF
decorum Will result In the police
laying complaint before the mayor,
and asking that the license for the
theater which uses such methods, pc
revoked or suspended for varying
periods, according to the onense
The Detroit Federation Of Labor, I'm Its
regular meeting, Wednesday night.
Endorsed the proposed presidentiaal
primary and the proposed amend
ment TO the constitution, providing
for the initiative, referendum and re-
call The federation, however, went
on record against the employers ha-
bIlity and workmen's compensation
bill proposed by Gov. Osborn's spe-
cial commi ssion. In this matter, the
: Detroit Federation is not in accord
with the Michigan Federation OF
Labor and various unions through
out the state. which Will send repre-
sentatives 10 Lansing TO urge the
passage OF the bill. The local feder-
alton will send a delegation to urge
with equal vigor that consideration
of the bill be postponed. The COM
mittee hearing is set for Friday