The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-02
Court Bears Down Hard on
Those Welcoming 1911 by
Y Firing Off Revolvers
DOCKET is SWOLLEN
BY MANY FIGHTS
Hby Eleads With Mother to For
give Husband, Who Had
Beaten Her


r40d by Christmas, but it brought
cost as many officers and specta-
tt0n to the court room
"Riots did not worry Justice Gainey,
hut he bore severely on those caught
ahnoting revolvers TO welcome 1914,
Especially IL the shooters had not TAX
"a the precaution to provide them
selves with blank cartridges.
John Lamb came home at midnight.
just as the bells were ringing in
the New Year, and had an argument
with his wife at No. 1900 Twenty-tifth-
IT He slapped her face, she said. and
threatened to kill himself. 1t was NOT
the FIRST time, and she declared she
Was tired OF 1t.
~Clara. will you forgive me-" asked
Lamb. in broken accents in the court
room.
Jack, l can't" was her answer.
Their 9-year-old son, Ernest, cried
and besought his mother TO be leni-
ant, but she merely shook her head.
Her face was still red and bruised
where she had been struck
will you give him another
chance?- asked Justice Carney.
,Mutely. decisively, Mrs. Lamb shook
her head again.
s.Have you any money!" asked the
court
Lamb produced $50.
II asked him for money yesterday
and he wouldn't give me any, Mrs.
Lamb said.
win you take the 500, and make
Il nn2n Instice aGiney asked. Mrs.
Lamb was still reluctant. The court
- M nnnnIx, tn along.
AID to report TO him in two weeks.
limb left with many protestations OF
~ intention to be good.
ANTHONY Kisala. a Russian, was
pIacefully reading hood in his home
Nb 500 Franklin-st, when the New
Ykar arrived. Snatching up revolver.
~ rushed into the alley to celebrate,
add had not fired more than two or
ffree times when he was arrested.
l4 was $40 or 80 days for the sur.
pfkRed Kisala. John KoziOl, an Aus
tdan. No. 152 Otis-st, had a similar
e}perience. .yoseph 5arran, No. IS
Gxeuselst., tried to hide his gun, but
TIE officer found 1t, and Joseph was
fled.
William Kilok, another Russian,
u(ed hultsts In his revolver They
struck house, and someone COM
pHined. He paid So. Frank Ciszew-
al. No. 1868 Russellst, had never
r1hd IN the papers that ii Is unlawful
I'd carry firearms. He paid $40 for
~ cele bration.
Marie Rienecke. 16 years old. and
y(ry pretty and Judith Larson, II
tn former living at No. 39S Elmwood-
AVE-, the latter at Is Dorchester-st.,
cdmplained to q policeman that Leo
K1avekovyski,' No. 107 Scott-st.. had
annoyed them as they were returning
fr&m q moving picture show. Leo
denied 1t strenuously, but the girls
afbry was too much for him. He was
nlht to the house Of correction for
81 dAy2 N~Aw
"Why don't you give me go days.
M shouted angrily, and came near
getting what he asked for. His moth
81 testifi ed that he had not worked
4 fk wo months. SShe will draw 81 a
A wIek from he poor commission while
i lao IL making chairs.
4 Ben Agents was releTed because
4 Ne stoutly denied that he had abetted
riot III which several windows in
tn Central police station were brok'
/ 81 by hOodlums. No other participants
IN the riot were arrested, apparently,
Five young men, waiting To beat
n6 some dudes" near the Wayne Gar.
denn. got into trouble with some men,
"Wednesday evening. and a fight re.
sdBfed. They were released when no
a b1dv was able to place the RESPONSE
buity for hostillties.
n0hn Campbell, "a years old. got
rho an argument with his wife. aged
81 very early New Years morning,
n neighbors couldn't sleep. and call.
y the police John was brought 70
N station i'm his socks. They were
j. bwe& to go.
1uefav Mielke, who drinks awful
Iurtling to his wife, came home New
4 Ynxso afternoon and reached behind
~ door for the ak. His wife and an.
"A kor woman threw him down and sat
~ HIM until the police arrived.
~ should stay sober and work
kthc children" his wife testified
bail was fixe atd $500. and he will
nd himself next Tuesday.
olvin Higgins objects to dancing
when he found his wife, with
an he doesn't i've. dancing with
cousin. he called the police. The
e1sr1 took him, instead of his wife
woman says she doesn't ever
nf 70 see Melvin again, and he was
iced on condition that he cease
annoy her.
I1roe young men were released on
6nA od sentence when they said
the of1cer who arrested them
1yoodwsrd-ave. and Clifford-st., was
taken In thinking they were try
AZ ~ overxurn an electric automobile,
4 Year's morning, early There
|N " = cfow6 OF abou 1000 about the
he cf1cer said
Y. INCA r. MCGOWAN, coloted. OF
<or, WAS sure he saw his wife,
n n when he has not lived for four
E} ~. walking with another man.
B t11od to. her, ard begged Ler to
With him: but the woman al.
thot she had never seen him
ard told Justice Gainey So,
~ ~ mother of my five chill
MCGOWAN cried, exciicdiy I've
0l&<fire Ia my trunk in Wind.
oo 'Ret II ard show II to you
<7ton until 2 o'ct,cls % pro,
ctufe. The woman agreed
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