The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-14
IN DETROIT

lAN LII ANOtA
|Corporstion Counsel Lawson has ruled
that the assistant assessors are nm
der the protection OF civil service.
The question was brought up by Con.
troller Engel. who said he desired
/ the information To keep on ME In bis
! office.
|The latest order 20 be issued by the
hoard Of Health L. that all milk sold
II In Detroit after May /, 1915. must he
pasteurized unless IL Is the product
II OF a dairy that complies with very
II rigid requirements. q
Il of the American Homecroft society
and OF the National Reclamation as
ISOLATION, addressed mass meeting
Of boys In the headqnarters OF ! the
Il Woodward-ave, sunday afternoon.
William Ia. Morgan, proprietor OF
the Morgan house and the Oriental
hotel, was buried Monday afternoon
she died last Friday at the age of e2.
following two strokes OF paralysis.
Her husband and one daughter. Mrs.
II Goldie Ehrhardt, survive
Ia seven-passenger taxicab owned by
4 NJ. Kahn was almost totally destroy
ed when the garage In the rear or
No. 22 Hobson-st. was burned down
timated at about $1,000 II Is thought
that an oil stove was the cause or
h the blaze.
Local efforts are being made 10 save
Leo NJ. Frank, OF Atlanta. Ga. from
being executed, Jan, 22. for the kill
ing OF Mary Phagan. Chester L.
Schwartz, No. 2O6 Morat building. Is
chairman OF a committee that is cir
n oulatins petitions which will be sent
70 the governor and board OF par
The Detroit branch of the American
formed with the following officers;
President William A Hall: vice.
president, A. A. Wheeler secretary.
Prof. Wilbur A. Scoville: treasurer.
tional council, Leonard Settler.
Jack sysak, No. 40 Leiand-.t.. Detroit,
ON his way to join HIS regiment u,
the European war, is being detained
by the federal authorities I'm New
York city. Sysak abandoned his wife
other woman, the local police al
lege He will be brought back to
Detroit
stricken with hemorrhage Of the lungs
while at work I'm the plant Of the
Kelsey Wheel Co. Monday morning.
John Repp, 81 years old. OF No. lis
Julia-st. started TO walk TO his
home but collapsed In front of Nos
3sl Wesson-ave.. and died before aid
could reach him. Coroner Burgess
was notified.
members of the Board of Estimate
were the guests OF the Detroit Zoo
logical society at a camp Are party,
in Woodbridge geological park. about
q mile west OF the city on River
Rouge, Saturday. II is limited that
the property, which includes 26b
acres, Is TO be offered to the city
Part OF the land adjoins Henry Ford's
farm.
Mrs. George w. Peck, widow of former
Congrcssmsn Peck; died saturday. I'm
liam NJ. Case, No. 2l6 East Grand
blvd. Mrs. Peck was SO years old. She
IL survived by a son, Lee Peck, OF
6 osso M and Re ssss sasa e Mars Mar.
quette, and Mrs. Isabelle Gage. OF
Spokane.
Eeorge Spencer. n Negro, - years old.
OF No. 5s4 Monroe-ave., had a mar
row escape from death Monday morn
Ing when he was crossing the rail-
road tracks at Deauindre and Err
skine- sts on his way 10 work, and
was struck by passenger train. He
was brushed TO one side. the train
running over his right hand as he
fell His hand was so badly crushed
that amputation was necessary He
was taken to st. Mary's hospital.
Adam Mashewsks, II years old. of No.
$50 wesson ave. II held by the po-
lice on q charge OF felonious as
sault. for stabbing wladislans Pod
.lorski seven times In tho had. neck
and shoulders. but the poitce are In
clined TO the belief that Mashewska
will not be prosecuted. Podlorski
who 10 81 years old, II Mashewska's
roommate, and arriving home at 4
o'clock Sunday morning. started to
sing. Mashewska objected. but Pod
lorski continued. and then Mashew-
nQAd hia knifA.
George II. Russell viii entertain the
directors Of the Peoples state hank
IN his home: Monday evening. In
niversary OF his election as president
OF tie bank Dec. 10, Mr. Russell
rounded out q quarter OF century
as head of the banking institution.
The personnel OF the banks present
board comprises: Russell A. Alser.
George H Barbour. w. T. Barbour,
II. NJ Campbell. b. g. Colburn. Q. A.
DuCharme, Jeremiah Dryer. Frank
j. Hecksr. Fred w. Hodges. j. 9.
Hutchins. James T. Keene George ID.
Lawson. II. b. Ledyard, James T.
Mcmillan, r, s. Mason. Fred 7. Mo-
ran. NJ. J. Murphy, w. HOWE Muir.
Hugo Scherer. y. A. Schultz. Angus
Smith.