In 1923, he was elected judge of the Recorder's Court on a non-partisan ticket by one of the largest majorities ever cast for a judge in Detroit, took office on January 1,1924, and served seven years during the Prohibition era.
He was elected judge of the Recorder's Court on a non-partisan ticket by one of the largest majorities. This was in 1923. These largest majorities were ever cast for a judge in Detroit. He took office on January 1,1924. This was in 1923. He served seven years during the Prohibition era. This was in 1923.