The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-21
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The habeas corpus proceedings brought
b. Attorney Thomas MahOn ON be-
half of George Borhan. alias Paul
Diamond notorious pickpoeket were
dismissed by Judge Connolly, Tues
day afternoon, and Borhan was re-
marded TO the custody OF the local
police pending the arrival of Boston
authorities, who want him. on a
charge OF Jumping. a bail bond.
Starting next Monday, tue Detroit
United Hallway VIII restore the old
route on the Brush line In conform
lily with the resolution adopted by
the council last week The company
has been unable 10 make the change
sooner because II was necessary TO
replace switch on Farnsworth-st.
that had been torn up.
Homer j. Converse, the Highland PARK
young man who attempted 10 take
his own life after his arrest on the
complaint OF his sweetheart, was en-
amined as TO his sanity in the pro-
bate court Tuesday afternoon, and
pronounced sane, though not as
bright as normal. alcoholic and quar-
relsome at times" lie will be given
hearing before Justice Potter,
Thursday night.
Grant q. Price, alins George Wilson.
Negro, was arrested, Tuesday af-
ternoon, by Detectives Kane and
Patroman West. OF Pontiac. when
the latter was attempting 20 arrest
him on a burglary charge, Saturday
|. night The officer was only slightly
wounded. Price was wearing an
overcoat which the police declare was
part OF the booty from the bur-
Efary,- He wiifbe- turned over 20
the Pontiac police.
Douglas J. Cascsddcn, whose name was
enrolled as a candidate for village
president in Highland Park. in the
coming election, has Withdrawn from
the contest, leaving tho fight be-
tween j. ID. Peterson and Martin A.
Martin. Thomas II. Brown. whose
application for the position OF trus-
tee was filed without his knowledge,
will not make the contest Ii Is
rumored In the village that two
more complete Independent tickets
VIII be placed in the field
A verdict for $1,000 was returned by
n jury In judge HaIly's court, Tues
day afternoon. in the damage case
of Adolph Buchbinder, administrator
OF the estate OF Edward Buchbinder
against Shekell Bros. Edward. who
was. track man employed by the
ID. L. r., was run down by one of
the defendant company's moving
vans. while working on Woodward.
ave. in birmingham. last Ma Buch-
binder was "A years old and left a
widow and four children. all young
The annual rumor that Detroit In "a
have n convention and exhibition hal
is abroad again. The Board OF Com
mcrce. the Detroit Automobile Deal
ers. association and the Detroit Con.
Nention bureau are ar work on the
proposition and are said TO have a
site under contemplation that will
accommodate hall with not less
than 10000 square feet OF floor space
The plans. as yet are purely ten
tPtive, however. \ hall such>as is
planned would mean an outlay OF
about $1,000, 900. ~
The United Dairy association and the
Oakland Dairy association failed "a
reach an understanding as to con-
solidation In long conference Mon
da- afternoon, and the latter has
token a stand against the United as.
ISOLATION. declaring that IL is the out
growth OF a desire on the part OF
tho big dealers OF Detroit to further
reduce the farmers price. George
Houghton. president Of the Oakland
associa ton, says that a reduction IA
price is out of the question, as the
formers are now losing money