The Detroit times., 1913-02-27

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s nean thatr' asked Keat-
6's;s Ne w,sthoff's prompt
20 open every Sunday"
] ~ even sunday" ne admitted.
0ctlvo Bowden said that Mrs.
"a h0A told him that she was
a. ne head and shoulders by
J<@k WJotho3, Anthony's brother.
1oDeky," he said. M
"A 0on't you know that she can't
" n0ound 9 felony In that way?"
)ok6d Aid. DIngeman.
couldn't force her to testify" the
kGtCotive answered.
W wasn't up to you; it was up to
49, prosecutor" said Dingeman.
A1othsr complaint against Wet
nhox was that boy Of iG. Edward
4 Uepp. had been sold whisky until he
& W11 drunk.
SERIOUS Charge Made.
Carl Schroeder. No. 1864 Scotch
/. ave, may have trouble getting IL
q oonso because Il was reported that a
woman danced In the nude In his sa-
( loon before q crowd of men. He de-
Z nied II. Asked II he had sold liquor
\ 70 man named Nichols. after his
wife had told him not to, Schroeder
y oaid: Il don't sold him no liquor.
!; MSs. Newton Kirkpatrick. OF the w,
y q. +. u, said that she could produce
audience against Schroeder.
There were Q number of cases In
which e was discovered that men
IS had taken out licenses for friends
who are not citizens.
y Edwin N. Alexander, No. 73 Spring
o&.. said he took out q license Tor
5oAn Nimeth, No. 210 Crawford-ave,
R Docauael he was asked TO do so by the
American Brewing Co. He said he
Snn6 no interest In the business. but
|&61A some repair work for the brewery
n l9lmoth claims that he IL n citizen.
zDot Of which both Alexander and the
1roWery agent pleaded ignorance.
Michael Brzezau admitted taking
'o1st = license for Frank Draganski.
no. 81 Thirty-fourtif-st. Draganski IS
ret 3 citizen. 1t took a lot OF ques-
EEf1oning to reveal the fact that Drag
N onoki 10 Brzezau's brother-in-law.
N 1Glchael said that he hadn't done any
work for several months. but OBJ
lnlned whatever money he wanted
HON his sister.
\ You tell your sister don't you,
N tAnt you'll tear up her card and force
her out OF business unless she pays
you what you WANT" asked Heating.
n Michael denied II.
ssYou took out the license because
" You saw an easy way OF getting
% neney without workdng?" Heating
pussued
II had IN easy Job with the Michi-
|Sinnn Central" Brzexau answered. Il
Was assistant foreman, and didn't
have to work ct all"
Never Caught Open On Sunday. >.
simon Kucinski. No. 68 Thirty
<61hardst.. denied that . woman had
ft0116 drinks to four men in his bar
&xoom on Sunday, Sept 1. 1912. Asked
2 he kept open on Sundays, he said
~ had never been caught.
z ThOUduro Jobitnski took out IL
oonas for Albert Kubek. at No. 1880
1rlchie1n-ave. Kubek then sold the
olness to his SON.
~You bought the place because your
1oGAer was convicted In the recorders
&o0rt Of violating the law. and you
o1ted 70 get away nom that conyic-
lo0," Keating suggested.
.0A, no, STR" Kubek. Jr., said soft.
John Kosch, a butcher and grocer,
1ook out a. license for Urban Mazur.
1oeauee Urban was not citizen.
&pcA said that Maxur divides profits
Ul9A him ct the end Of the year
r. can close him out II want to. .
- Uuggested.
80 can this committee" said AID.
lnGeman.
Xaked II he had ever had trouble
ViGh the police, he replied: mo.
nasam.s
Md Duggan toOk out license for
6An u. Vincent at No. 1446 Michi-
n.iYA. Vincent not being q citizen.
EUQegnu Was proceeded against In the
ropcrders court for obstructing the
NloW Of his bar, and went to Canada.
Xlnceut said. It vas shown that Dug
- GOT the license, Vincent ran the
nlness. Mrs. Parker took the
fo1ts. and that the voigt Brewing
100 owns the saloon. ,
Simon Jodlowski, No. 1876 Martin-st,
M that he had spend two and one
Aolf years In Jackson prison for as
init with intent to do great bodily
0rm. He pleaded ignorance of a
- reported by tho police In which
hot was taken from his saloon to
- 4ary'a hospital. where the whisky
~ pumped out Of him. He said he
~oont keep open on Sunday.
You're different" Aid. Dlngeman
n0snted, dryly.
Jooeph Nigbor keeps the saloon at
- Lcckwood-ave., where John
I'll was shot by the doortender.
coA Twardseck, aged 10. Feb. 16.
lor said that he had kept the boy
0e door for two Sundays. but
ut explain for what purpose.
Landsay, OF Scotch station,
that Nlgbor had made the DO
Httle trouble.
46o BEEN putting It over ON your.
~ u(ngoman.
Ies pretty sharp" replied the
1eAony Bsrtam. No. 1909 Mich.
ovo, admitted at last that q case
1oon brought against his wife In
teeordsTs court for selling liquor
10y.
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