The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
DEMOCRATS Gain
IN ALOERMAN|C
ELECTIONS
ROsENTHAL, WING, sHAPLAND
ROSE AND GADDE ARE PROB
ABLY DEFEATED MCCLELLAN
LOSES TO THOMPSON.

Probable Aidermanic Winners.
First ward-"Heineman and *Owens
(R.).
Second ward-+Burton and '"ver-
nor (R.).
Third ward-sGutman and "tkoenig
(R.).
Fourth ward-"AIIan and @keatins
(R).
Fifth ward7''Deimel and ''Mohn
CD.
Sixth ward-'Field and Thompson
(R).
Seventh ward-%Schuite and Skrzy-
cki (D.).
Eighth ward-sHarpfer and "Grind.
ley (RD.
Ninth ward-"Tossy and "ostrowski
(D).
Tenth ward-''o'Rrien and ''Mer-
rili CO.,.
Eleventh ward-"zink and +Theisen
(R.)
Twelfth ward-*Watson and *'Rcin-
hardt (R.).
Thirteenth ward-"Goeschei and
lempke (R.).
Fourteenth ward-Mason co., and
"Freiwald (R.).
Fifteenth ward-"ElIis (R.) and
"Wieber co.,.
Sixteenth ward-Garvey and konkeI
co..
Seventeenth ward-*korte and Ire
vor (R.).
Eighteenth ward - *oIinnan and
''ZoelIer (R).
*indicates reelection.
candidates. member Of former
council.
Incomplete returns on the alder
manic races seem to show that most
OF the aldermen up for reelection have
been returned. In addition. number
of men who formerly served In the
council will come back again.
four aldermen for the Democrats, the
Republicans gaining one each in the
Sixth and Seventeenth wards, but los.
ing one each In the Fourteenth and
Fifth and two each in the Tenth and
Sixteenth, the probable standing of the
new council being. "a Republicans an l
IL Democrats.
Full returns may make several
changes In the list above.
Present members OF the council VIII,
are probably defeated for reelection
are: Rosenthal (RD. Fifth; McClei-
land CD. Sixth Wing and Shapland
(RD, Tenth; Rose and Gadde (R.l
Sixteenth.
In the first four wards the Repub
licans had things all their own way
In the Fifth ward six precincts give
Mohn Cd 5iS, Deimel Cd 535, ana
Rosonthal (R) Sic. Two OF the three
preci nets out are Democratic.
In the Sixth ward. seven precincts
give Thompson (R.) LOOP. Field Or
9Fh. and Mcclellan CD 613.
Four precincts OF the Ninth ward
Five Tossy Cd 597. Ostrowski CD
j33. and Forth tR.) AL. Forth still
has a fighting chance in the remain
ing precincts.
The Seventh ward Is strongly Demo-
ratio, as rule. bnt Schehr (R) Is
making a strong run and may beat out
either Aid. Schultz or Stephen Skryz-
cki.
The Eighth ward will re-elect Ala.
1rindley and Harpfer. judging by the
Grst few precincts.
In the Tenth ward. the fight Is close.
Merrill CD has 775 In six precincts
out of ten; O'Brien Cd. 1855: Wing
(R), 1853; Shapland (R.). SIS.
Aid. link and Theisen have large
majority in the Eleventh ward.
In the Twelfth ward, seven districts
give Watson (R.) 915. Reinhardt (RA
sO2. Dickson Cd 509. Tediman CD
SIT.
Louis Lempke leads In Ave districts
Oh the Thirteenth with S36. Aid. Goes
chel has 1856. while Joseph Dederich.
former alderman. has 564. Returns
from the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
wards were late in coming In from the
counting board, the early precincts In
dicating the result as given above.
Aid. Freiwald may lose to Andrew j.
Walsh. his Republican running mate.
in the Fourteenth. while Aid. Weber
may be beaten by r. w. Rutter. g
former alderman. In the Fifteenth.
In the Sixteenth ward. five districts
out of eight show Garvey Cd s71,
Konkel I'D SIG. Rose (R) 735, and
Gaddc (Rl 600 Rose and Gadde ara