The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
CURRENT PALAYER
OF The POLITICIANS

I OF The POLITICIANS |
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Alex Mienert has decided to get In
the aidermanic race in the Ninth ward
lie is a Democrat.
VIM, ID. Haywood will speak In De
troit Sept 3 under the auspices OF the
Socialist party here.
A Ninth Ward Republican meeting
will be held al No 493 St. Aubin-ave.,
"Wednesday evening
All three Republican candidates for
the mayoralty nomination spoke 20
crowd at No. $50 GratiOt-aye.. Tues.
day evening.
The Third Ward Republican com
mittee Will hold a meeting Thursday
eve. Aug. %. at August Bialks No.
2l9 Atwater-st
John c. Radon has been elected
president OF the seventh precinct.
Tenth ward branch of the Wayne
County Republican club.
John W. Blodgett, Republican ma
tional committeeman. considers the
position OF Gov. Warner in running
for a third term unpatriotic and self
ryrr, uTIu mn -irrstta+- -t+s-stSsr- go
when he was in Detroit, Tuesday.
Jas ID. Burns has been elected pres
ident OF the Wayne County Bryan
IN ID al. An
and w w Norton, secretary. A gen
eral council of the club will be or
ganized, consisting OF one representa-
tive from each precinct.
sam X Harvey-s record or eIght
years on the board OF education is
standing him in good stead In his
tattermaHic huuors in the Third wafd.
He 10 known 10 the voters OF the
ward and appears TO have good
chance for Aid. Kingsley's place on the
Republican side.
The only candidate Tor the position
OF prosecuting attorney on the Demo
cratic ticket to announce himself thus
far is Samuel w Burroughs The
proposition OF prosecuting attorney is
IL in iS9l-lS92, and the record OF his
Office during those years was credit
able
DR. Stanley A. kulick. who has run
for coroner twice without success on
the Republican ticket. may switch TO
the other side this fall. The Poles
have had very little success In getting
alanfiXa n In Pnnnhlisa N rank
and there is disposition among the
members OF that race 10 change back
to the Democracy.
George Lord. who had announced
his retirement from politics, has final
ly decided TO seek re election 10 the
legislature. He took prominent part
in legislation last session and pushed
through several bills lending 10 safe
guard the public's interest in dealing
with banks. One OF these prescribed
the class OF securities in which saw
ings deposits may be invested
Insurance Commissioner John A.
Hartigan, OF Minnesota, who is attend
ing the national convention of insur.
ance commissioners, believes that Gov
ernor Johnson will be reelected by a
majority OF at least 100000 He also
expressed the belief that Bryan had
an excellent chance of election, but he
thinks Johnson would have been
stronger candidate. He says the latter
will undoubtedly be the nominee In
1912.
On Tuesday, Sept. |, the epublicans
Of Michigan will have an opportunity
TO choose their candidate for gov ernor
by direct vote. Some seem to enter
tain tine impression that the registra-
ton which entities them TO Vote at
an election also qualities them to vote
at the party primary. This is mis-
take and may result in the cisfran-
chisement OF thousands OF voters ut
the primaries. Every elector should
remember to vote at the party
primary ept-l--he- musLhrsl enroll
Saturday. Aug. 90, unless enrolled for
the party primary two years ago This
enrolment Is entirely distinct from
the registration required in order 20
vote at the general election Nov. 3.
The candidate who receives the high
e.r vote, and not less than forty per
cent OF the vote cast at the primary
Sept Will be the nominee OF the
Darty