The Detroit times., 1914-06-11
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walter A. Creedon, brother OF ITnfhc
nrac.r Thomas CreedOn.. who has
- ,,,,..rHt slnn ever the taNicahs Was
rim down by a motor truck, AZ ss -,
wold-st and Grand RlNer-hNs 49,
| nesday afternoon. and his Flsnt lo"t
,vnS badly Injured lie was taken 70
ST Marys hospital
| Amin IIebetreu, five years Old OF No.
S45 Eighteenth-St. was thrown Ir"n"
i milk wagon on which ne WAS hll' IL
tnr when the wagon lurehed over
| bump ON Michigan ave, NeuhSSueSi,
HIS RICH, shoulder was lh(dfea anu
he WAS bruised about the heah re
was taken home in ponce Auto.
Joh, l. Insher, - years old, of No.
NIller-st, was arrested "Wednesday
| ON complaint OF his former VIE; Nv
| ing In Columbus ~ VINO ,1sI,
| mat he has failed 10 pay her alimony'
The warrant was sworn out ny tne
| columbus Humane society lie "
| held as a fugitive for the Coluhous
police.
EoIloNIng funeral services. Wednesday
evening, In the family home, No. los
| cameron ave- the body OF Mrs J. &.
| Hammond was taken TO south BEND,
Ind FOR interment. Mrs. hammond
was electrocuted Tuesday IN the
| basement OF her home. when she
grasped an electric light extension
wire, which was not properly I'M m
suIated she was IS years ola. anu
Is survived by her husband
Il Joseph l.. Dubbs lost his job as ticket
puncher for the Mexican Central
| railroad because he violated thS
rules in drinking halt Dottle Oh
beer. \ jury in Judge Murphy
court Wednesday awarded MIN SOVV
i Insurance from the hallway Con
ductors' Cooperative Protective as
sociation which had failed TO pay,
holding that Dubbs invited discharge
by violating the company rules.
CareIessness of some cigarette smoktnE
rooIner H. blamed for "a blaze when
damaged the rooming house or Molly
Connolly and Nora SULLIVAN at NO.
37i Congress- St east 10 the extent
OF 5000. Wednesday evening. most ~
the damage being TO the personal
effects OF the roomers me mouse
of Melvin c. Wells. No 313 Congress
ST. east was slightly udIndBed %
smoke and water.
JabeE G.. CoweiI. 30 years old, and a
veteran of the Ciyil war. died We'd
nesday in the home OF his daug inter-
from business four years ago, was
formerly well-known contractor
lie is survived by. his daughter Mrs
Watson. and son, James \. CoWeIi
No PAS Montclair ave. Funeral SER
vices viii be held in the Watson
residence Friday afternoon
Mrs Jennie Clark Wood, wife of the
Rev. clinton n. wood, of Wooster, o.,
died Wednesday IN the Boulevard
sanitarium Mrs Wood was the
daughter OF the late Rev William
ANatT al
IN manuel Presbyterian church IN
this city Mrs Wood is survived by
her husband. two sons and daush,
ter Funeral services S, wii1 De cni neiS
Friday afternoon, and interment VIII
be in Woodlawn
Marshall ~ Fox. Chicago architects, are
preparing plans for a lO-story mer-
camille building 10 be erected Dy
David Stott on the southwest corner
OF Michigan-ave. and Wayne-st. The
new building Will be OF hreproot con-
struction and Will be thoroughly
modern IN every detail. The site
has 100 feet frontage on Michigan,
ave MIR Stott originally Intended
TO erect a large hotel on the site,
but was unable TO hnd satisfactory
lessee
Detective Emory brooks swore out
warrant, Wednesday. charging Frank
williams, Negro, with carrying "A
concealed weapon. Williams - the
Negro who was struggling with
h Brooks when the latter had 10 use
his revolver and the bullet pierced
Brooks hand. and entered Williams
thigh Williams was also slightly
wounded in the shoulder before ne
was overpowered. An odd coincidence
in the case IL the fact that Detective
Brooks was shot in the arm, 70 years
ago, by white man nance Frank
Williams
Menominee was chosen ns the place
for the 1918 convention, at the clos
i,
knights of Columbus, W edhesday al
ternoon The Wisconsin knights
Will meet tu Marinette Wis Just
across the river from Menominee, at
the same time. and several Joint ses-
sIons will be held The delegates to
the state council ana thelI lrlenas
enioyed "A moonlight ride on the
steamer put-in- Bay Wednesday even
ing The boat docked at 10 O'Clock
in time to allow many OF the dele-
gates to catch trains for their homes.
Thomn, l.. BInke, 80 years old. and en-
pIoyed M a messenger by the Ameri-
can Messenger service, was run down
by an auto driven by w NJ H0gle, OF
No 225 Chandler lave, at Park-st
and Washington blvd. w Wednesday
afternoon one nip was dislocated,
and he was bruised about the body.
Hogle who took the injured man TO
ST Mary's hospital. told Traffic Of
-ficer sam Stevenson that lie had done
his best 10 avoid strikins the man,
even driving his auto up over the
curling, the aged man talled 10
heed his warning.
Although he had declined renOmtna-
tion, William r.. Van sickle, We'd
nesday evening was reelected COM
mander- in chief or Michigan Sover-
elgn Consistory, an office he has held
for three years. other officers chosen
are: First lieutenant commander.
Lyle O. Younglove, second lteuten-
ant commander DR. Frederick Ed
mister: minister OF state. the Rev.
DR. John McCarfoll; orator, the Rev.
Garrett Peters. treasurer, James h.
Davis: secretary, Arba NJ Seymour;
trustees, TO succeed themselves VII,
liam Van sickle John 3. Corlis and
James T.. Davis
A class OF ga candidates will be In
ttinted by the National niop Thurs
day evening In Riverside temple
parade OF 1000 Detroit members OF
the union headed by two bands and
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