The Detroit times., 1912-05-29


keeps hanging around his saloon N
terfered with the .officer and prevent
ed the arrest"
Against Edward Burrell, No. 3227
Jefferson-ave the following report is
made In addition 10 the report that
he is a persistentiviolator of the law:
Keeps a resort in connection with
bis saloon at above number. His
place is a resort for women of the
street of the lowest ORDER" Burreh
got a license.
John Frasier. .Nol 26S4. is reported
as a persistent violator- of tho law
The report then states: ''Frasier APP
Piled the vilest epfthets 10 a patrol
man who was attending TO his duty
I'm enforcing the ordinances. a mater
which did not concern Frasier."
Edward c. HaJnel., No. $40 Dix-ave..
Is declared TO be a persistent viola
tor OF the law, tho report adding:
Maintains a earning (poker) room
Keeps slot machines. Struck a ie-
tective who was.atGempting to.selze a
slot machine"
Frank Hauser. No. 1881 Fort-st.
west, whom the polScel reported as a
persistent violator, has the additional
notation after his name Maintains
poker room in basement. Keeps
slot machines"
In too many instances 'to cite here
this same charge, that of running a
gambling room in connection with a
saloon is made by the police as an
additional score against persistent vio-
lators.
Joseph Klaft. No 1864 sRusseilst.,
has the following report after his
name: shot through a door az a
patrolman who was trying TO get evil
dence against him for keeping open
one Sunday about two years ago. Is
a persistent violator OF the law"
Keeps Hangout For Thieves.
Relative TO William KochanowslSi,
No $50 Warren-ave. east, the police
report says: This saloon is a hang
out for thieves. Is conhucted by
Peter Elinkoff, an alien. acting as
agent. Is persistentvviolator ofIthe
liquor law"
In the saloon OF joseph ,KopnslSi.
Jr., No. SIC Chene-st., VINO is declared
TO be a persistent law viorator. the
police report says thatAtwo slot ma
chimes were seized in onesweek.
Joseph A Labadie. No. 113 Grand
River-ave., Is declared 70 be. per-
sistent yiolator of the law and tie
police report adds: Keeps a resort
for women OF the street of the lower
kind, several OF whom have been
taken from the place by the police.
Patrolmen have been stationed IN
front TO make him obey the law. lie
applied the vilest epithetsJ 10 the Of
fcers."
In the report against Henry W.
No. % Monroe-are., the 70
lice describe an elaborate bell signal |
system which Tucker has fitted up 20
warn patrons OF the placeiof the APP |
proach of the police.
In more than a dozen instances IL |
is stated residents in the vicinity have |
against the persistent vio- |
lators OF the law. ALP these saloon
keepers got licenses.
In the report againstfWm. +. Nick |
las, No. 4S6 Gilbert-st, the police say |
he is a persistent violator OF the Law
and add: Keeps a gambling room in |
basement Has a dance hall in con-
nection with his saloon and the samo
Is a rendezvous for women and young
girls who go there and mdngle freely
with the men. drinking at the bar
with them. Fifty dancesa have been
given during the year"
Boy Drunk In Thise Place.
Against Charles Oehmke, No. 26s
the police reported: "On
Sunday, Oct. /, 1911. two patrolmen |
heard a noisy crowd OF men inside
Of the above saloon and tried to sain
entrance. They were met at one OF
the doors by Mrs Josephine Felicvl
who pointed q revolver az them and
ordered them away, saying they mad
no bushes there. Mrs. Felic tends
bar for her husband, who Is manaSer
there. Liquor is sold TO minors IN
this saloon, a boy of Is years having |
gone in there, May 20. 1911, and re-
ceiyed two glasses of whisky and oue
glass OF beer which made him drunk"
Report against Frank p Reaume's
saloon, No. SO Congress-st. west: |
This saloon is frequented by young \
girls, boys and women Of the street
who are served with drinks in the
aafe. They rent rooms indiscrim'-
nately upstairs over the cafe. Men
and women are admitted to the place
at all hours of the night"
The report further states th5t
Reaume is persistent violator OF
the law.