The Detroit times., 1912-09-03
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poiss schools are once again thrown today under changed
conditions for the better present powerful argument IN iaV0r
votes for
Recognition bearing upon the success ne
sndnm on the question wOmans suffrage this fall not gong O
denied influence which more nan any ON ~ e
about these improved conditions
T Time. ompagned long earnestly for the change which
found wales Martndas deposed the head of our public schools
or coal was the day coming citizens Of Detroit would
@ nm the school steps real interest on the part OF
their city in their futures
was necessary the arrival of that day that domination Oh the
hoard Of education be the hands of sonkeepes and vote
rapuers and with counting the ballots in the last school election
this step assured
The Times asks little Of credit for what has been DONE
The glory belongs voters of Detroit without their in
te the sad affairs which existed for long would still exist
Let us ask you Good Citizens:
In view Of what the Detroit have accomplished with
limited right of franchise you the state Michigan should
extend to them this right in ful
We know what some Of you will say in reply to this
Women you would answer quite naturally equipped to deal with
the question but when comes to other questions you don't know
about it,
k yuelve. why women are quite naturally equipped deal with
school matters.
What IS the answers
Al! Their interest in their growing children; the futures of their
sons and daughters.
viii you as men dare this nethe interest Of
mohes-ceasss school days endf
Don't you matter Of fact the SONS OF MoIHhhs know
that this interest know limit
You ought to feel guy ashamed stand condemned In
your denial your mothers that have attempted to limit
that interest.
~ and thew puged this important department its cheap pot
clans machine and true and sound basis
They named clean place Of saloonkeepe
They put competent inspectors the place of incompetent inspectors
ked had
rottenness
They nut in order this house disorder while
MEN monopolized the privilege Of the vote
should have opened this morning with the singing
Of Doxology of thanks for the women Of Detroit
Charles Ernest Chadsey superintendent Of sch to-
Detroit with an opportunity producing results
He win meet with many obstacles surviving parts of the old
in his path and will find hard no doubt
please every which supported the gang and the
old order Of things.
He win have the support however of majority of
citizens interests educational system genuine and
patriotic
Called to succeed superintendent Office
was political Mr. Chadsey expected his time exclusively to
the schools
wehaye NO doubt Of this being his purpose
doubt the OF those who are cuddng
up him and saying nice things about him
There are too many political advantages connected with the super
dsncy for the to let get away for
good II by any they keep hold on it.
Chady brought here put the administration OF the
accomplishment Of which end he should
N hesitate with hand
are Martndale fayortes hanging
They they could get and
deliver han o their ability to teach
EVERY LAST ONE OF THESE SHOULD 60.
cleanup has been will not have been finished in the
opinion o The Times, until they HAVE gone
the Of Detroit return for their activities
that there be completed SC well by them
again let that it their of the happy
circumstances today
the side Of for them ALL matters in the coming
refsrendnm.