The Detroit times., 1914-02-10
IN DETROIT

K y IN DETROIT ~ !
Thieves Who are alleged Ia have
opened the safe ln the circulation
department ~ the Detroit Free
flVsA. stv4e--tuV, Monday.
Rabbi Leo. VI. franklin, Of Temple
Beth M. via speak before the younS
people Of Shasrey Xedek congresa-
ton, Tuesday evening. on HOUSING
| reforn as fundamental sociai
| problem"
Detective Joseph h0ib contributes the
following report oT "a IRE nt No. NJ
sherman rst Monday evening. Alarm
| was Tor burning OF "a horses tail.
owned by kcuten kuperschmidt No
dzmABe
Infrs- MARY koika. Is years old, OF No.
o7i FurnSwOrth-si. reported 90 the
poll'~. Monday VNrniul that an an
Identified han attacked her as she
was gotns TO shed in the rear or
her home and beut her about the
head anu body Tier assailant es.
capped.
w. 10. urrwer, of No. It3 HOwnrd-st..
reported 90 thc detectives Tuesday
morning nat "a eOatltss stranger met
hin late Monday night at Congress
ana Third SITS. said he was Cefec-
i've and ordered brewer Co walk
along with him. Brewer says the fell
low suddenly hit him IN the JAW.
! TOOK his craYencte coat ana gloves
and ned.
birs. LATHE Harris, Negroes recently
DIV creed, objected 80 the wo0ing oY
carr Buster Monday afternoon ~
fred two shcis point blank Ht hif,
causing him 60 scurry from her hope
nj No III Diyiston-st. she charged
him with attacking her Police could
nnd no trace of carl
II.
discharge at Miss g.. May Foster ns
bankrupt ho denied. He alleges
that she made false representations
regarding her financial condition
Miss Foster was teurhcr In the
Detroit public schools for IS years,
She was removed last June and her
request for rcinSihientht WAS &c
MED in October. she filed her petit
ton IN bankruptcy July "a TTff
rhe civIi service coUuissiou, Monday
night. oVerruicd the action OF the
ire commission IN Disturbing huSh
l. MCGOWAN. pilot on the fire tug
James Battle, for alleged H0relesS
handling of the boat Jan. ~ sew
eral sailing masters testified for Nc
| GoWau The case Of tlc discharge
90 oliver }. punkelberg assistant
boiler inspector, By Inspector John
j. McCabe, was referred TO the COM
mon council.
Henry Deviu objects to "a "four-to-
one" contest. and in action for
divorce from his wife Bella Mon
| dag. Ina the court % domestic rcln-
tions. explained 10 Judge Lacy how
such conditions arose II had 10
| night her grandfather her mother.
and her" h- said. The whole four
. generations took after me. He
also charged deseriI0n The case
WAS taken under Amusement
rh- council committee on health aud
city hospitals has rejected ali bids
hml ed The Hazard of ltpIIfft
for the installation OF "A Vacuum
cleaning system IN TIE Herman
4 Kicrer hospital. The reason for the
rejection was that the proposed syS-
TEN would be too noisy and the pa
tients would be disturbed. The board
viii readvertise for systtm. tho
plans and specifications OF which
in be prepared hy the boards en-
Stneer
Through the efforts of James Hogan,
special conciiiatOr of the ni'ed
states department OF labor. strike
OF the Pere Marquette clerks has
been averted. General Manager r.
! IL Alfred. Monday afternoon, met a
! committee OF the Pere Marquette
branch or the brotherhood Of Rail- Z
road clerks and discussed demands
FOR general increase OF s. "A month
ana rcadJustment OF working
hours. A second conference was ar
ranged to take place ln Mr. Alfred's
office Tuesday afternoon. The
clerks voted last December 10 strike
unless their organization We're given
recognition by the mana cement -4t-
the railroad
!. j. Sngendorph. of Chicago. repre-
senting the I MON News Co. petit
toned the council liquor committee.
Monday afternoon. for a license 10
sell liquor In the new Michigan Cen
trail station. He said the license
would he taken out i'm the name OF
his brother, A. II Sa geudorph. or Zee
troft. Ills application was taken un-
der advistment An amendment 90
the Watson ordinance. raising the
Tenth ward where the depot is
located. was held up. for TWO weeks r
A-stin fight Is being made against
the esta blishment Of bar IN the
station and Il Is likely that the new /
liquor committee VIII refuse q H. :
cense.
he hnat hearing for permanent in
junction restraining the city con-
trOiler. the -. T. W. commissioned
and the common council from rec.
ommending. accepting or certifying 4
TO warrants covering the purchase ~
creosoted blocks was heard, Mon I
day afternoon. Before Judge Murphy
In the circuit court and the case was
r. expected soon. ,tOru 5. Newberry
and Frederick l., Smith ask the In
junction and base their plea on an
assertion that Commissioner Fenkelll
In asking bids had acted IN violation +
OF the city charter. They claim thar
the request for bids was made In
January. before the Board OF Esti- 4
mates took action relative 20 paving /
and repair work and the apLropria- /