People v. Margolis
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFellows, C. J.
On the night of May 28, 1021, officers entered the premises claimed to have been then operated by defendant at 6700-6704 Dix avenue in the city of Detroit, known as the Garvey hotel, and sometimes spoken of in the record as the Stockyards hotel. They entered the bar-room and found a tall man at the end of the bar. In a dining room across the hall were several people with glasses containing fluid in front of them. Some of them threw the contents of the glasses on the floor when the officers entered. When the officers entered, the man at the bar went to the basement and it is to be inferred…
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