The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-02

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years old; was born In Germany; has
lived FOR sixteen years In Detroit. the
last four at 375 Mcpougall avenue: 70
a man OF family; has had common
school education, owns taxable prop-
| erty: has for the last four years been
agent Tor the Metropolitan Life In:ur;;
NOT contn pSni IL w sIseted u alderman.
Leagues questions OF policy he an
sible": NTH and sixth. Yes
Frederick w: Knapp tRD; Peter k~-
tswn CD and Matt. u. Ritter CD.
nave nave not answered the Leagues aues-
TWELFTH WARD.
sherman t.ittIeaeld (R): Has not
answered the Leagues questions. was
member OF the council two years
| ago, his record showed some weak
| spots.
otto Reinhardt (R): One of the
present aldermen; see foregoing rec
Richard N. Watson tR): One of the
ord.
Alexander wicI.chew.ki CD: Has
no opposition at the primaries.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
has ssd IN 5e, E III Is mr. year" 1sr G ~:
| last three years at 74S Il. Fort street.
Is a man of family. has had COM
property: has for the last eight years
been engaged In the painting and deco
| rating business at the above address;
claims TO have helped save $4,000 a
| year by contracting for the heating OF
the municipal court building and OF the
! city Hall towel supply that he was
instrumental In doing away with the
June appointments" and instituted
civil service In the boiler Inspectors
| office.
| He did not answer the first OF the
Leagues questions; the second he an
civi; service is applied; II private any
| proposition submitted 20 the people and
carried: fourth, When elected. IL mu-
nicipal ownership lis carried by the peo-
Pile the Charter must be 80 amended TO
carry out the provisions apply to mu-
nicipai ownership; NTH and sixth.
| Geo. II. Fischer tRD: Is thirty-eight
! years old: has lived for the last eight
years at 5tl Mack avenue: has a COM
mon school education: Is "a man OF FAM
| lily; has for the last sixteen years been
In the painting and decorating bust
ness at the above address; would de-
the Office II elected: has never held
public office but appears TO have con-
siderable independence OF character.
which should make him valuable pub
lie servant
+, TO the first and second of the
Leagues Questions OF policy he an;
Ownership and Operation; fourth. no
answer; nth. Yes: sixth. no answer.
;, otto &. Goeschei tR): One OF the
present aldermen: see foregoing rec
ord
Louis II. Lcmpke ,R): One of the
present aldermen: see foregoing rec
ord.
Albert HeaIy CD: Has not answered
the Leagues questions; has no opposi.
ton at the primaries: is Il member OF
fha School ROard HIS unenyiaDle
ord was published by the League dur
ing the last School Board campaign.
Hugo DE Beaucisir tR). Edw. ID. q.
Dcux'.: .Rl. Ch.. =. M.rti. CR!.
Chas. T.. McCarty tR), and Herman \.
Nstske CD: Have not answered the
Leagues questions.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
: Henry Barneskan tR); Is thirty
three years old: has lived all his life
, in Detroit. for the last fourteen years
at 1867 Kirby avenue west: Is a man
of family has had common school
education; owns taxable property; has
since May |. 1910. been engaged In the
nre insurance and real estate business:
! was before that, Chief Clerk in the
! Register OF Deeds office under Mr..
Stoll, and Superintendent of the East
crn Stone Yard. MIR. Barneskan states
that he has learned that what the city
needs Is business mans council to
! hour and relegate politics to the rear
while IL is doing IT,
. To the first of the Leagues questions
OF policy he answers. In general l
: favor the merit system but believe
some positions should be excepted
second. II favor the unimpeded sub,
! am not entirely in accord with all it's
provisions" third. II favor Municipal
. ownership of Street Railways. provid..
cd IL be run on civil service basis"
: fourth. This Is too large n question
; TO discuss in so small a space" nth.
: Yes" sixth, II prefer the election OF
by the new Constitution. as the best
: means Of discussing any proposed
: changes in our city government"
, William II. Barrons tR) Is Forty
six years Old has lived In Detroit
eighteen years, the last ten at 1908
, scotch avenue: il man OF family:
has common school education: owns
taxable property: for the last eight
at the Brush Runabout Co. was before
: that. for seventeen years. employed by
the Pingree Shoe Co, as a shoe cutter;
will devote himself entirely to the du-
ties of the office, III elected.
To the nrst or the Leagues questions
} OF policy he answers. Yes" second,
Yes. as L understand the Vernon
Amendment now" third. Municipal
fourth, no answer; fifth. II believe the
/ peoples wish comes first" sixth, II
know very little about the commission
: form of government, but what / do
know, ! like 1t, but ] believe that all
such questions should be settled by q
Godfrey Freiwnid tR): One OF the
present aldermen; see foregoing rec :
ord; has not answered the Leagues
questions.
William &. Liphardt (R): Has not
answered the Leagues questions. Mr..
Liphardt is at present a member Of the
Board OF Estimates. but was not con-
sidered a good estimator by any OF the
i've men whom the League asked 70
pass upon the qualifications of the
members OF that Board.
of Detroit In 1894, william c. Liphardt
was convicted and sentenced to jack
son for five years for soliciting and
receiving brides as member OF the
Board OF Education.
Andrew J. Walsh (R): One of the
present aldermen: see foregoing rec
ord: has not answered the Leagues
questions
Max &. Bertiing (R). Henry n. Brom-
ley tR). and Charles VI. Wesch (R):
Have not answered the Leagues ques-
tons
Frank }. Mason Cd: Has no opposi-
ton at the primaries.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
, Geo. u. Ellis (R): Is one OF the PRES
cnt aldermen; see foregoing record
To the first OF the Leagues questions
OF policy he answers, Yes" second.
would favor the Vernon bill first, but
would not turn down any other gooi
bill of like nature" third. Il favor mu-