The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-08
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Republican ticket for alderman Ia
the Fourth ward I'm opposition TO Aid.
Allan and Heating. Sullivan Is a son
OF Patrol Tim Sullivan. and IL maxi
ing a house-to-house canvas for
votes
Joseph Piccieke, brought hack from the
mint aelds near Paw Paw 90 face "a
Petrangelo. was married 10 the young
woman In the county jail Tuesday
afternoon and the charge Was
dropped. Justice OFT ofnciated.
DIR. FrRncis ,. Hopkins was bound over
"a the ree0rder's court by Justice
Stein. Tuesday. for trial on the charge
OF violating the medical laws. by
Ioaning his name and certificate TO
the Hunt Medical institute. alleged
illegal practitioners. Bail was liked
at $500
John. alias sBig Nose" sullivan, pick
pocket, who assisted I'm robblng sew
eral Hudson Motor Car co. employees
OF their pay envelopes. as they
boarded cars near the factory. YVES
sentenced by Judge Phelan. Tuesday
afternoon 10 80 days In the House
OF Correction.
Mrr. Margaret Wenc0ver died Tuesday
I'm her home, No. 1905 Woodward
ave following a short illness. Mrs
Wendover was % years OF age ana
had lived ia Detroit about 20 years.
She Is survived by i've daughters
and two sons The body will be taken
TO Dresden Ont. for interment.
Wesley l.. Nutten, OF the north Wood
ward Residents association, and the
Rev. L. +. eRayhsld. OF the East End
Civic association. were the speakers
before the Northeastern Business
Mems association, in the Eastern
High school. Tuesday evening. Fred
Fathers announced his candidacy as
alderman for the Fifth ward I'm the
meeting.
Postmaster Homer Warren announces
the promotion OF Jeremiah, A. Maher
TO be superintendent OF the Grand
River-ave sub-station, one of the
nine larger stations In the city.
which Is located at Grand R'ver-ave.
and sixteenth-st Mr.. Maher who
has been assistant superintendent at.
the same station for some time, has
been I'm the postal service about 20
years and was formerly a letter car
rier.
The carpenter contractors, I'm a meet
Ing In the rooms OF the Employer
association, Tuesday evening, decided
TO leave the question OF acceding TO
the demands OF the United Brother
hood OF Carpenters for so cents an
hour 10 each individual contractor.
Several OF the carpenter contractors
have already complied with the new
scale. but IL Is expected that some
will hold out. The carpenters are
said to be standing frm for the 90
cent rate.
The school boards committee ON real
estate and buildings voted unani-
mously Tuesday afternoon to recon-
mend to the board that IL renew cts
present contract with Malcomson *
HiGginbotham as architects and en-
gineers. zimmerman. McColl a. An
derson were recommended as con-
sulting engineers. Malcomson a. Hig-
ginbotham agreed TO do the work on
the same basis last year per
cent for plans and specifications and
liz percent for -superintendence
c. A. Palmer, state Insurance commits
sioner. was the speaker before the
Detroit Life Underwriters associa-
ton. which held its monthly meeting
I'm the Elliott-TaylorW oolfenden
cafe, Tuesday evening. The commits
sioner urged upon the insurance men
a strict obedience TO the provisions
OF the state law. DR.. William A.
Spitzley spoke on the relation be-
tween the solicitor and the medical
examiner, and Christian Leidich
showed some moving pictures OF Eu-
ropean scenes
A verdict for six cents damages was
returned against Patrolman william
Downie I'm Justice Otis court Tues
day afternoon; In a suit bronght by
driver for the Detroit Ambulance Co.
claims the officer attacked him and
beat him badly about the head and
face without reason. The officer
claims that McQuillan was blockad-
Ing traffic at the Michigan Central
depot and resisted arrest, The trou-
BILE occurred March II. McQuillan
says he will appeal the case TO the
circuit court.
SON has given nm opinion tn the ef-
feet that the erection OF the open
air school for tubercular children
close to the Goldberg school cannot
be stopped by an injunction: that
an Injunction can only be obtained
where a nuisance Is being maintain
ed The Board as President Rob-
ertson told The Times, Tuesday, Will
deal with the situation in its regu-
lar meeting Thursday night The
board promised some time ago TO
provide a teacher for the new school.
George Sherwood Eddy, associated
with John h Mott m general secre-
tary OF the Y. NJ. c. A. international
committee In the work being carried
on in Asia. will spend Thursday and
Friday in Detroit In conference with
Y. NJ c. A. officials and workers. Mr..
EDDY has just completed a tour OF
the Orient and Russia Friday. NJ
noon a luncheon will be given In Mr..
Eddy's honor In the Hotel Pontchar-
train by a number OF well-known
citizens interested In Y. NJ. G. A.
work The same evening Mr.. Eddy
will talk to about 200 workers In
the Y. VI. G. A. auditorium.
The wabash railroad petitioned the
council for the third time, TUESDAY
night. TO vacate Seventh st. between
Forrest and West Jefferson The
company owns all the property be-
tw cen Sixth and Eighth-sts. Its pc
tition TO vacate Seventh-st was turn
ed down twice before. but the COM
pnny now believes that with the
erection of a 100000 freight ware
house that would cover the entire
site. freight conditions would be
much improved. The petition has
the backing of Homer Warren. presi-
dent OF the Board OF Commerce. IL
was referred TO the Committee on
Street Opening.
The Detroit Housing commission met
with city officials. architects, real es-
tate men and builders Interested In
tho amendments proposed to tbs
building code. In the Griswold House
Tuesday afternoon, for discussion
of the code and an outline Of the
plans for amendments. Health Of
ficer Kiefer spoke on the relation
between good housing and health end
declared that he was I'm favor OF the
strtctest regulation possible for the
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