The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-03-26

First Ward
For Alderman-Harry S. Brown.
School Commissioner-Fran Fl
White.
County Supervisory Edward H. Hol
lister.
onstable--Herbert Millager.
Second Ward
For Alderman-Walter T. Marlatt
School Commissioner-Alb E. Buck
master.
County Supervisor T. Yule.
Constable-John Rock, Jr.
Third Ward
Alderman--Alfred II. Simons.
School Commissioner. w. DeCou.
Supervisor-Henry F. Jordan.
Constable-Frank S. Synlmonds.
Fourth Ward
Alderman-John Andersen.
School Commissioner-James Larsen.
SuperVisor-C. A. Dewey.
Constable-John Cleerman.
Fifth Ward
Alderman-George O. Harbaugh.
School Commissioner-He w
Mueller.
County Superviser-Harry Plummer
Constable-Charles Detert.
Sixth Ward
Alderman-Herman A. Behnke,
School Commissioners. J. Cameron.
Supervisor-Ed. A. Schlavensky.
Constable-Julius Bloxdorf, Jr.
Seventh Ward
Accommodation Kaufman.
School Commissioner-John Zens.
Supervisor-Hugo Stein.
Constable-John Smigaj.
Eighth Ward
Alderman-John w. Stevens.
School missioner-Ernest Stein.
Supervisor-Henry A. Bonn.
Constahle-A !Dert Scheunemann.
Edward G.. Alleman, formerly alder
man Of the Fourth ward and one of the
best known Of the young Republicans of
the city, will be the standard bearer of
the Republican party at the coming city
election as he claimed his right on the
ticket in no uncertain manner at the
primaries on Tuesday by defeating John
Hegelnan and Prof. Otis l.. Trenary at
the primaries. Alleman had total of
676 votes, while Hegeman was second
with 483 and Trenary was a good third
with 400. Alleman carried every ward
in the city except the Fourth and in this
ward Hegeman took great spring and
led by a good margin. However Ale
man had plurality Of hundred over
Hegeman in the Fifth ward and this
coupled with small pluralities in other
wards brought his vote up to such a
place that neither Of the other candidates
could catch MIN. His lead over Trenary
was 276 while he defeated Hegeman by
1913.
In the fight for assessor on the Re
publican ticket James III. Charles and
Ralph Sutherland won out while James
,Mlllar was third and John Sershon
fourth in the race William Leonard
sprung something of surprise by the
heavy vote polled for him for the nomi-
nation for city treasurer and he was
a small winner over Charles Dumke.
Benjamin 0. Sturges had a walk away
N his fight with Blood on the total, but
IN several OF the wards the votes was
close and the wards were almost evenly
divided between the two men. Blood
got splendid endorsement in his home
Wharf.-The Fourth-but his majority
there was not sufficient to land him a
winner.
The Republican vote was one of the
largest ever cast in the city, the total
being over 1900 votes and there was
never such vote cast on primary
election before. The voting was ex-
ceedingly heavy in the Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth wards.
The Aldermanic Contests
One Of the most interesting features
OF the Republican fight at the primaries
were the various fights for nominations
Tor alderman in the strong Republican
wards. In the First ward Harry S.
Brown had the nomination without OBJ
position, but in the Second the three
eornered fight between Joseph Harry,
Hans Peter Larsen and w. T. Marlatt,
resulted in Marlatt getting a majority
Of the votes cast, winning out by 119
to % for Harry and 81 for Larsen. In
the Third the vote was 1919 for Simons,
Turnock al and 101 for Anderson. In
this ward there was hard fight over
the Republican nomination for county
supervisor, Henry Jordan defeating Her