The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-01
STATE JOB-HOLDERS ARE
HUSTLING FOR WARNER
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gotten for the governor IL | had only
had q ten case note" he said. You
have to treat the voters here. Maybe
there will be something doing yet"
Corporation Counsel Hally went to
the first district, Ninth ward. where
the board had refused To enroll voters
who were not registered two years
ago, lie told the board TO change It's
ruling.
The ninth precinct of the Sixtn
ward has been divided and the board
refused TO allow voters who enrolled
TWO years ago and had not re-en,
rolled TO cast their ballots. Hally told
them that these voters were entitled
to vote II they could show they lived
In the precinct and-Mere- not aware
that the precinct mad 0een split
The board In the sixth district 81
the First ward managed To take ~
Republican votes. two Democrats and
Prohibitionists by IL o'clock ana
also had a little baseball game with
crowd OF youngsters ON the com
mons. the policeman acting as umpire.
Reiphold Ritter, estimator from the
Third ward. had neglected TO enroll
and was not allowed TO swear In his
vote in the sixth district of the Third
vard He complained TO the city s
office. but got no relief as the neglect
was his own.
The strongest Bradley sentiment
found in the course OF the mornings
trip was in the First and Second
wards where the upper precincts
showed lots of Bradley enthusiasm.
Reports received ar Bradley head
quarters indicate that the doctor Will
run well all through the west side.
The big vote Is 10 come In after sup
per Tuesday evening and IL Is expect
ed that all the workers will re out
then
Earle buttons were seen at very FEW
booths outside OF the Fourth ward
where he lives.
Big Vote In State Probable.
Michigan's first statewide primary
Is on.
The polls opened ut o'clock and
will remain open until s O'clock In the
evening
Ii Detroit the interest OF the Repub
lican voters was shown by the mum
Der who gathered at most OF the
booths before they opened.
There were complaints that the po-
lice did not appear on time at mum.
Der OF polling places and that voters
had TO go to work before they could
record their choice for governor.
Outside of the First congressional
district, the electors are voting on
their choice for congress in most OF
the districts today. In most Of the
legislative and county nomi.
nees are being chosen.
This will mean a big vote through
out the state.
No Combination. Says Connolly.
Judge Connolly, leader OF the local
Democratic organization, denies
strongly that there Is any combination
by which Democratic voters are being
Influenced to vote for Warner In the
primary. II will be re.
membered that at the time OF tho
Democratic caucuses in April, Warner
men turned out and worked for the
Henderson ticket. Judge
Jeffries was one of those who los.
Republican activity In his pre-
cinct In this caucus.
Bradley men have charged that these
caucus favors are being repaid now.
Betting became brisk Monday even
Ing. Thomas Newton took number
OF bats at To /, taking the short end
of 1t for Warner.
AL three gubernatorial candidates
spoke in Detroit Monday evening.
making the final appeal to the voters
DR.. Bradley and Clyde |. Webster
spoke at the Bohemian Turner ball at
given great reception Then thew
went TO the Detroit Bowling club
where a big crowd. consisting largely
of personal friends OF w. s. Dover,
Bradley's Wayne county manager. ap
plauded his views. DR. Bradley then
left for Eaton Rapids where he votes
Gov. Warner spoke at five meet
ings, being accompanied by Lieut..
Gov. Patrick II. Kelley. He was
coolly received at most places. but.
before leaving --fer---EaEmingto n.--ex.
pressed lis confidence in victory.
Horatlo 8. Earle got as good n send.
off as any OF the others. The fact
that he is Detroit man made him
especially welcome a. the meetings
He dwelt principally upon his good
roads plank and the necessity OF
amending or repeating the mortgage
tax law.
The votes will be counted Tuesday
night by the central counting toard
tn the county building and II is expect
ed that a result as far as Wayne coun.
ty is concerned, will be known by
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