The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-01

with saloonkeepers.. attorneys and
brewery representatives.
Aid. John 6. Lodge objected 10 the
council receiving the committees re-
port without a list OF the places whose
licenses had not been renewed
"The members OF the liquor com.
mittee have worked 20 out OF the last
"a hours. said Chairman Burton. I'VE
are tired out mentally and physically
! doubt IL any member knows the
names OF all the saloonkeepers not
included In the committees report
Only two aldermen came TO me with
requests that saloons in their ward
be cut out A number asked us TO
look after their friends.
81 cannot tell Aid Lodge what APP
plications were not considered for H..
censes. lie was welcome TO attend
our public hearings where such in.
formation could have been gathered
Aid. Field then declared that the
+, citizens present were entitled 10 know
what licenses had been denied Aid
Lodge moved as an amendment to
Chairman Buttons motion tor the
adoption OF the report. that IL be read
on the vote the amendment lost by
vote OF 2l 10 IA. President .Dinge-
man voted against "gagging" those
who would have the report read. The
vote on the report was 30 10 8 for
passage, and 33 10 2 on the motion
20 indefinitely postpone, Aid Allan
and Schultz opposing the report on
every ballot.
The following saloonkeepers were
1fnnnCnG II an
are those offered by the committee
Adolph Boone. No. 40 Portlsnd-ave.,
trafficker in licenses
Nicholas Colman. No. 207 Wightst,.
womans throat cut in the place.
Walter Nowalsowski, No. 1900 Jos,
Campau-ave., saloon had bad reputa-
ton
Charles Wagner, No go Catherine
ST.. catered 10 undesirable women.
Omer DeClerq, No. 33 Bates-st,,
! tough saloon.
| Hugh Collins, Sixth and Abbott-sts-,
stolen property recovered In saloon
Frank Cylkowsh. No 1888 Camp
behave, licensee an undertaken.
Hugo Schultzler No. 1865 Bates-sto
gambling permitted in place,
Stanley Kuta, No 81 Honest, took
| out license for benefit OF non-citizen
Otto Forster. No III DiX-ave., took
out license for benefit of non.citizen
Carl Schroeder, No. 1864 Scotch
ave.. neighbors complain about char
acter OF the place
| Al DeMuellenaere. No, j 35 Mack
ave, disregssS->s3 ,..sttcs served on
him by woman not TO sell liquor to
her husband
Frank j. Schultz, No, 1866 Mt, FL.
| liott-ave: convicted os contributing
to Juvenile delinquency
Frank p Schmidt Kaiserhof cafe.
Nos. GIL Broadway; ''rough-house
cafe and white slave hang.out
Walter Langlois No 107 Monroe
ave-; catered 10 undesirable women;
rooms above saloon.
| Robert l.. Ruhl. No. 2444 West JEFF.
ferson-ave.; took out license for alien.
! John E. Calnon, No. 67aState-st, for
mer city building inspector; charged
with catering to undesirable women.
| William G.. Brown. No. 1876 Bates
ST.: tough saloon.
i Edward Barnett, Dresden cafe, Mon.
roe-ave., withdrew application for IL
cense as result Of prosecutors in
vestlgation.
Jacob Oppenheim, business associ-
ate OF Barnett In Dresden, withdrew
his application for license at Nos. 1913
1855 Montcalm-st. east.
Lou Gayewski, No. 535 Moran St.
refused to call police auto when Off
Ger was engaged in a fight with row
dies in his saloon.
Leo Burke, No. 239 Cass-ave.,
charged with harboring thieves.
Charles Pankoff, Nos. $40 Park.pl.
catered to undesirable women.
August Bohey, No. l01 Macomb-st.
Philip Bohey, believed 10 have been
real owner OF the saloon, killed I'm a
brawl. few weeks ago, and commit
tee considered this a voluntary sur
render OF the license.
j. f. Bolio No. $500 Jefferson-ave.
Snug Harbor," denied a license last
year and not considered a desirable
saloonkeeper.
The following licenses we're surren
dered by death and not replaced A
Roth. No 1888 Concord-ave.; Harry j
Pearson. No. 400 Woodward-ave;
John Pearce. No. 1881 Russell-st
Henry Scbuette, no. go JOS. CHmpau
ave; Henry Miehm. No. Sl3 Gratiot
ave Martin Lonergan. No 334 Grand
River-ave.. Alphonso Baetens, No. "a
Congress-st. east Irving Carr. No l6l
Griswold-st willard Wiley. Cadillac
50 John Verbiest No. rs Broadway;