The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-09-27


dent" Club respectfully request your
permission To Use Bishop Park ana
have the use of the City'S Public Adj
dress System. Monday afternoon. Sep
TENDER Both. 1910.
Respectfully yours.
Duane Dewitt.
General Chairman.
Referred to Council.
Tire Honorable Mayor and City
Council. WyandOtte. Michigan.
Gentlemen:
We are enclosing for your cOnSidera-
ton a resolution passed by the Ed
ward G. Headman Post No. pa Amer
lean Legion, at their regularly cOnven-
ed meeting, held last Wednesday. Sep
TENDER 18th. 1910.
Trusting that you will see fit To act
| on same, we are,
Very truly yours.
Edward G. Headman Post No. 2lI
American Legion.
Robert Beattie. Commander
Referred to Council.
Presentation of Petitions.
| To the City Council.
| To the Honorable Louis Benin. Mayor
In Re: Matter Of Joseph LillienthaL
Now comes Joseph Lillienthal by
| himself and through his Attorney. who
for answering to the charges of vioiat-
ing of Rule 1871 aud Rule 1872 which
| Rules are as follows:
IntoxicatiOn and Di>Urderly Con
duct which charges were purported 10
have taken place August Il, 1910, now
respectfully represents unto the Hon
0rable Mayor and said Commission ~
follows:
| l. In reference to the charges OF
| intOXicatiOu and di>Order!y conduct a.
served upon Joseph Lillienthal and
signed by GuStave An>elm, Chief. the
said Joseph Lillienthal most emphatl-
cally and absolutely denies the allega-
tons and said charges.
= That on the day and time in
question. tO-wit. August Is, 1910. 90
A. NJ. Joseph Lillienthal reported for
work at engine No. 3 and answered
roll call Following the calling Of roll
an argument of a personal nature in
vOlving Joseph Lillienthal and SAID
Captain CaSInr in regards of Joseph
Lilhenthal'S AmericaniSm took place
about { 30 A. NJ. August Is. 1910.
(a) 1t is known fact that Joseph
Lillienthal is veteran of the World
War, honorably discharged, and who
also is member of family of the
first volunteers of the community.
(b) And history repeats itself that
Fireman Joseph Lillienthal has son.
Joseph T. Lillienthal. Jr, whom at the
present time is now training in the
Air Corps ut SCOTS Field. Illinois.
3. The said Chief Over-Stepped his
authority in SuSpending Fireman Lii
lienthal without a hearing before he
himself is on leave of absence and the
acting Chief Of the Department refused
to suspend or send Lillienthal home.
4. If these charges were true,
which Fireman Lillienthal can prove
= to be false, the Captain and Chief
grossly neglected their duty in allow
ing a Fireman to perform his duty in
tOxicated for the balance of % l.
hours ON August Is. 1910.
| ,. The vindictiveneSS of these
charges originated because of persona
feelings and it is my intention to call
the attention of the proper authority
who is vested with the power of Slls-
pending "a veteran which power vests
in the Honorable Mayor
6. Joseph Lillienthal asks that the
order of suspension be set aside and
he reimbursed for back pay whicll
amounts to the sum of $1,000.
Z. Joseph Lillienthal further said
that the charges preferred and action
taken by the Chief were illegal. I'M
lust and without merit. and in closing,
Fireman Joseph Lillienthal demands
Il public hearing.
Fireman Joseph T. Lillienthal.
Referred to Police and Fire Com
mission.
WyandOtte. Mich, Aug. l., 1910
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council. city of WyandOtte
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned citizens respect
fully petition your Honorable Body t.
cause to be installed ii system of bOul-
evard type lighting on Superior BOule
ward from Tenth Street to Seventeenth
Street
Signed by Paul Rzeppa, 1244 Super
Tor Blvd. and 9S others.
Referred to Municipal Service Com
mission.
September IA. 1910.
Honorable Mayor ana COuncilmen.
WyandOtte, Michigan.
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned petitioners and
residents in the vicinity Of Mulberry
and Walnut Streets hereby request the
installation of Il street light between
Mulberry and Walnut on Tenth Street
Signed by Wesley FilipkOwski. DIT
Tenth Street and Is others.
Referred to Municipal Service Com
mission.
September "a. 1910.
To the Honorable Mayor and the City
Council of the City OF WyandOtte.
Gentlemen:
The undersigned, owners OF the lots
and parcels of land set opposite Oul
respective names hereby petition fol
the grading. paving and curbing OF
Twenty-secOnd Street from Ford Ave
nue. tn Clark Street. as a WPA Pro
ject
Signed by Robert and Mary Lind
say. l62S Twenty-sPrOnd Street and -