The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
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,ssA Saturday Detroit the bestpoleed city IN THE
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ne aa$smmt means THAT LIFE AND PROPERTY WERE
k1'u DETROIT THAN ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD
this indebted high grade public spirited SER
sllarsd the Police by Frank CrOu
aI squad member Of which to be found
danger point city through which the posi-
M q Of life injury reduced to the minimum
vs flying squadron promptness which to calls
the telephone protection children
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Hs systemazd the alley traffic the point of doing
and confusion and the constant wrangng and
~ q teamsten which made the alley bedlam before
ne city only the crook from
~ but Detroit given wide berth by evdoers who
~ from place to place
= up force represented Office the last
~ - efficiency, character and discipline
Commissioner Crous would have expired the first of July
told Mayor succeeded by John Gil
forthwith resigned Gillespie might step and
IL organization might be impaired
z John Gillespie campaign manager for Oscar Marx
Esctsd mayor Marx felt obligated Gillespie
something Gillespie grateful he and
he deposed the commissioner who fully satisfied everybody
~ - ves By al THE NAN FOR THE PLACE.
S We don't know how well Gillespie will handle the Office
k We DO know how well FRANK H. CR0UL handled il.
bird in the hand il worth the BUSH any
We KNOW that John Gillespie politician with whm pasanship
I1nnoo 1xSt last and always
commissioner depoe soldiers the depart
the end Of filling their place with the MaCodd faithful
KNOW that John Gillespie politician with whom paanshp
siace secondary partisan control and power.
KNOW that the browning feature Commissioner Crous admins
it, politics consideration always
bbot INTEREST," Of the city and the people
- HOT know that efficiency ooe will before politics with
al ok charge the police department handle
Nn string attached him, thanks Phil Bmey good
ss admasaion lived after him and inferred with ha
(foal bonsa peace to them)
IN Gillespie INDEBTED to PULL
W Marx politically Obligated who seek political power and
uts the dangerous organization in politics Detroit has
fear Of their seah motives and reacionazy tsndsn-
1na UnpatAisa
~ teubt II Commissioner Gillespie able deliver kind
aatsasioa he promises matter how good his intentions
predict that Mayor Marx will regret later than November
y = about the hour Of the first the primaries that he
CHOICE which great political bunder The respon
nv 4 no alone the mayors however
H ~ only insofar relates to his political welfare
@ 4IR LARGEST SHARE OF THE BLAME BELONGS UPON THE
n1 ~ DETROIT; UPON THOSE CITIZENS WHO VOTED FOR
NIX And MADE HIN MAYOR.
against reapponment Of Commissioner
@ for the dismissal faithful whose any
~ institution would call for renewal Of his with
I3 = salary
AAIE FOR MAYOR Marx promised the he would
Cu and served that NOT refusing
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only candidate the three who promised the
~ would continue efficient police by reappont
@ md that candidate Horao Earle received the smallest
&p = IL candidates. mayor
1ysf Marx has failed to meet the supreme
~ - made mistake and has city people grave
- IT. hear protest any WHO VOTED FOR MARX
tine the citizen might give protest consumed
- hack FENCE whore he will about proper thing
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4 &a resolve the polls the eyes OPEN
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