The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-29
IN DETROIT


: Alex ,. GrOesbeck. candidate for the
IN Republican nomination for governor,
returned, Saturday, from an extended
m trip In the upper peninsula. looking
over his prospects there lie doclar-
ed them TO be very promising. lie
predicts Republican landslide.
FUNERAL services were held Monday,
for Mrs. Mary kueRse, wife of Jacob
kuenze, in the family home, No.
was an active member OF the JET
ferson-ave. Presbyterian church. She
Is survived by her husband and two
sons.
Examinations VIII he held IN the post
office during July for AN assistant
plant malnutrttton, assistant mining
engineer, map Colorist transitman,
assistant In agricultural education,
metallurRical engineer and dental
intern. Information concerning the
examinations can be obtained In the
y, office OF the postoffice cashier.
Edward LawIess, ringleader OF the SIN
members of the west-side scan gang"
that held up l2-year-Old boy and
trleu 10 -Ifishteh Ehim INTO hahdlhs
over the price OF can OF beer, was
sent TO the workhouse for six months
by Judge Connolly under the loiteF..
ing ordinance, saturday. Lawless mad
held a gun In his hand when he
stopped the boy. but the boy fled and
notined policeman
The marriage of Miss Frances Sansone,
court Interpreter, 10 Peter GenoVese,
was celebrated Saturday morning IN
the Church OF the Holy Family. Ia
tent specially erected in the yard
OF the Sansone home, No. ia nast-
ings-st, the merry making In con-
nection with the marriage feast con-
tinued throughout the day.
In behalf of the Phyllis Wheatiey
Home for Aged COlored People, tnE
day was observed Monday, on the
down town streets. Volunteer work
- IN IL FuNF - n
changed tags for coins OF any de-
nomination that passersby chose %
drop into the boxes, The money thus
collected VIII be used toward the en-
penses OF the home.
Three JOy-riders who stole an auto
from the garage OF Henry Al. curtis,
No. ll11 Brooklyn ave- saturday
night narrowly escaped death when
the machine tipped over with them
al the West Grand blvd. and Thir.
81, early sunday morning Residents
of the vicinity saw the men scramble
from beneath the machine and run
away.
The July meeting OF the Detroit Real
Estate board will be held, Thursday,
either on board the city of Toledo,
OF the White star line, or IN the
star Island house, 81. Clair Flats
The PARTY will leave at 1880 p M
returning In the evening on the
executive committee OF the Natlonal
Association OF Real Estate exchanges
Will DE GlcGlGd uNEliB the ZIP. SNh~
son Bradway has been nominated TO
succeed John II. Tigchon as dele
gate.
Funeral services will be held, Tues
day mornins' In -. Leos ehuTch'
4 Sunday. in the family home NO ols
Fourteenth ave. Mr.. Helson was
born in Detroit AZ years ago He
was a graduate OF the Detroit Col
lege OF Law, but did not practice
his profession, entering instead INTO
business with his father as a builder
and contractor. lie was also vice.
president OF the Acme Storage co.
Mr.. Helson is survived by his rather
and his wife
The Michigan bankers association held
Its annual election of officers, SAT-
urday, on board the Eastern states
returning from the annual cruise 10
Mackinac island. The new officers
Y are. President Charles II Bender,
OF Grand Rapids, vice-president r..
+ Bishop. president OF the Genesee
savings bank; second vice president,
W. J. Gray, of the First National
bank. Detroit secretary. Mrs. II. NJ,
Brown. Detroit and. treasurer, Fred
H. circuit. OF Alpena. The steamer
reached Detroit Saturday afternoon.
Leonard Brown, real estate agent. with
offices at No. 1927 Chamber OF Com
merce, wants u understood that ne
is not the Leonard Brown arrested
I'm the recent roundup Of burglar
gangs. and he told the police, Mon
day. that he had heard the Leonard
Brown. burglar, had been posing IS
Leonard Brown, real estate man, anG
had run up several bills which the
real estate man had been asked 20
pay.
ID. y. W. Commissioner FenkeH has
decided not 40 innict any further
A punishment on the 20 teamsters dis
charged by him last week for sell
Ing cedar blocks from the Bethune-
ave paving JOB The commissioners
will allow the discharged teamsters
10 return 20 work as soon as they
wish. He says his action in DIS
charging the men was Intended as
a lesson and not as a punishment.
Hereafter, any person caught dls-
posing of city pronerty, VII vi a pS
time. SAYS Fenkell
Joseph Bedford. 30 years old, No. 971
Crane-aNe., suffered broken ankle
from swiftly batted ball while
playing on the Belle Isle athletic
field Sunday afternoon. The ankle
was set in the island police station
and Bedford later removed TO his
home John Sheehy years old,
while watching another ball game
on the field. was struck IN the eve
with a ball. lie was taken TO his
home by his parents Despite the
unfavorable weather outlook the is
land was crowded all day with pleas
ure seekers
Mrs. Mabel Roberts, ~ years old. aud
tipping the beam nj close 60, roo
pounds, oh ipCted when her husband
trapped her into being arrested. Frt-
day night and Detective Dibble and
her husband who lives at No. A or
4 dyce-aVe, had some difficulty gct-
= ting het TO the station. Roberts dad
complained that she left her baby
and skipped 10 Flint, with money Pc
longing 10 her step daughter. Ron.
erts was not In court, Saturday, ard
Justice stein released the woman To
appear Tuesday. lie remarked that
she should not have oeen locked up
all night, under such a complaint.
, Corporatioa Counsel Lawson Will not
defend the case brought by Rep.
stevens of Wexford county, who IL
Gently started suit 10 force the print
ing Of ballots according TO the old
apportionment law. The corporation
counsel agrees with Attorney Gem
eral Grant Fellows opinion that ne
now law is unconstitutional IT is
likely that there will be no defense
10 the suit unless the supreme court
appoints an attorney. The new 9w
gives WAYNE county IL representa-
!, tfves and provides that 10 are TO e
4 from the city OF Detroit. The same
law derives Wexford and several
other counties OF a representative.
The flicker of ~ lantern far out on the
cboppy unters OF Lake 80. Clair at
tracted the attention of Crosse
Points residents. Sunday night
Francis A. and Raymond V. Moran
volunteered 20 investigate when the
sound OF voices calling for help
came family 20 the ears OF the
Watchers The two launched canoe
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