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

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years old: was born In Germany; has
last four at s7S Nc bougali avenue: 70
school sdutssion: owns n "a ssxsbI sop propn
agent Tor the Metropolitan iifs insur.
not continco IL elected alderman.
To the first. second and third OF the
Lssgnes questions OF policy he an
sibie'; NTH and sixth. YES
Frederick w; Knapp (R); Peter Nh
Jaws CD and Matt. u. Ritter CD.
tions.
TWELFTH WARD.
sherman Litticaeld (R.): Has not
answered the Leagues questions. Was
member or the council two years
spots.
Otto Reinhardt (R): One OF tho
ord.
Richard NJ wat.sa tR): one OF the
present aldermen; see foregoing rec
Alexander wiciachowski CD: Has
sIho opposition at the primaries.
/ THIRTEENTH WARD.
Louis nroso tR): Is nifty years old;
mas lived IN Detroit All his life: for the
ss mar mar S Ss" fsm at .'s ~. rort street;
mon school education: owns taxable
property; has for the last eight years
rating business at the above ' address:
was alderman I'm ls02-s. Mr.. Brozo
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
IN AWAY a%s wth ss
office.
Leagues questions; the second he an
swers Yes: third. II do. IL strict
, civil service Is applied II private any
proposition submitted to the people and
carried; fourth, when elected. II mu-
nicipal ownership is carried by the peo-
carry out the provisions apply to mu-
. yes"
years old: has lived for the. last eight
years At Sal Mack avenue: has 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-
vote himself entirely TO the duties OF
, public office but appears 10 have con-
siderable Independence of character,
which should make him a valuable pub
TO the first and second OF the
; Leagues questions of policy he an,
Ownership and Operation: fourth. no
answer; nth, Yes: sixth. no answer.
r Otto &. GOe.chel tR): One OF the
/, present aldermen; see foregoing rec
4 Louis II. Lempke tR): One of the
! present aldermen; see foregoing rec
, ord.
Albert HeaIy CD; Has not answered
the Leagues questions; has no opposi-
: the School Board. His unenviable rec
1 ord was published by the League dur
!. ing the last school Board campaign.
Hugo DE Beauciair tR), Edw. ID. q.
Chas. r. McCnrty tR), and Herman a.
Nstxke Cd: Have not answered the
Leagues questions
I FOURTEENTH WARD.
Henry Barnesksn tB:. Is thirty
three years old: has lived all his life
D I'm Detroit. for the last fourteen years
. at 1867 Kirby avenue west; ~ man
: OF family; has had common school
(, since May 1. 1910. been engaged in the
fire insurance and real estate business:
I was before that. Chief Clerk In the
Register of Deeds office under MIR.
\ Stoll, and Superintendent of the East
: crn Stone Yard. Mr.. Barneskan states
y that he has learned that what the city
needs lis business mans council tn
solve the burning questions OF the
n hour and relegate politics to the rear
= while IL liz doing IL.
a To the first OF tn. Leagues questions
$ favor tie merit system, but believe
: some positions should be excepted"
: second. IL favor the unimpeded sub
e mission Of the Vernon hill. although |
n am not entirely In accord with all It's
!. Ownership Of Street Railways, provid-.
e cd Ii be run on civil service basis;
$ fourth. This is too large question
e to discuss in so small a space" nth:
"A City Charter commission as provided
: by the new Constitution. as the best
: means OF discussing any proposed
r changes In our city government"
William II. Barrous CR); liz Forty
!, six years old: has lived In Detroit
: eighteen years, the last ten at 1908
q Scotch avenue: Is man or FAMILY;
taxable property; for the last eight
months has been engaged as cutter
at the Brush Runabout CO.; was before
: that. for seventeen years. employed by
I; the Pingree Shoe Co. as shoe cutter;
: will devote himself entirely to the du-
ties OF the office, III elected.
o To the first of the Leagues questions
o of policy he answers. Eyes" second.
): Yes, as l understand the Vernon
: fourth, no answer: fifth. 81 believe the
4 peoples wish comes first;' sixth. II
: know very little about the commission
/. form of government but what L do
(. know, / like 1t, but believe that all
r such questions should be settled by
r vote OF the people
q present aldermen; see foregoing rec
!, ord: has not answered the Leagues
y questions
l., william &. Liphardt (R): Has not
answered the Leagues questions. Mr..
n Liphardt Is at present a member or the
n Board OF Estimates. but was not con-
g sidered a good estimator by any or the
4 Ave men whom tho League asked To
+; pass upon the qualifications or the
n members of that Board
e When Hazen s. Pingree was mayor
I of Detroit In 1894, William G. Liphardt
: was convicted and sentenced to Jack
n son for Ave years for soliciting and
eSreceiving brides member OF the
Board OF Education.
: Andrew J. walsh tR): One of the
:, pre- sent aldermen; see foregoing rec
:. ord; has not answered the Leagues
questions.
- MsN &. BertIing (R), Henry II. DrOm-
Ttrx (R) and Charles VI. Wesch (R):
n Have not answered the Leagues Ques-
- lions
Frmnk J. Mason Cd: Has no oppose
. ton at the primaries.
= FIFTEENTH WARD.
vi Geo. n. Ellis tR): Is one of the pres
Il ent aldermen; see foregoing record.
To the first of the Leagues questions
e of policy he answers, Yes" second.
/. would favor the Vernon bill first, but
q would not turn down any other go0S
o bill of like nature" third II favor mu-