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In Detroit, a mass meeting demanded the resignation of Police Commissioner Ralph Phelps, Jr., for signing too many liquor bonds, violating the law limiting it to two, amid efforts to enforce laws and curb vice.
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Signed Too Many Bonds of Liquor Dealers.
Detroit, Mich., Dec. 11.—The resignation of Police Commissioner Ralph Phelps, jr., was demanded today at a mass meeting of representative citizens held in one of the leading churches.
This action is the direct result of the recent agitation toward the enforcement of the law and the abolishing of vice by the Good Government League of Detroit, and others. Mr. Phelps is charged among other things with being on fifteen liquor bonds prior to his appointment as commissioner, when the law expressly provides that no one shall sign more than two.
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Detroit, Mich.
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Dec. 11.
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resignation demanded at mass meeting.
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Resignation of Police Commissioner Ralph Phelps, jr., demanded at mass meeting of representative citizens in a leading church, due to recent agitation for law enforcement and abolishing vice by Good Government League and others; charged with signing fifteen liquor bonds prior to appointment, exceeding legal limit of two.