The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-03-23
REPUBLICAN.

REPUBLICAN.
Assessor
Justice Of the Peace.
Second Ward.
Alderman-Henry II. Timme, 500
louth Chicago street.
school Commissioner - Arthur B.
Lmes 573 Exchange street.
County supervisor-John T. Yule,
M Park avenue.
Third Ward.
Alderman - Herbert Thomey, $50
loneroy street.
School Commissioner-Sila E. Valid
N, 706 Rowland avenue.
County Supervisor - Elmathan F..
Markham, 463 Rowland avenue.
Fourth Ward.
Alderman-John Anderson, 767 Park
ana avenue.
School Commissioner-Ch Charles S. JAG
lbs, CSC Prairie avenue.
County superintendent A. Marx,
rs Market street.
Fifth Ward.
Alderman-George 0. Harbaugh, 705
sarden street.
School Observation-Disclosures w.
Mueller, SO Judd avenue.
County Supervisor-Charles G. The
cen, 555 JENNIE street.
Sharp contests marked the republic
m primary and the big feature as well
"a she big surprise Of the primary was
The defeat of John II. Hegeman the
veteran alderman of the third ward,
who was beaten for the nomination by
Ecrbert Thomey by a majority OF 81
votes. Hegeman carried the first pre-
einct Of the ward, his home precinct
BIZ vote of more than two to one but
when the returns came in from the sec
ord precinct they swept away the lead
Of the present representative and car
tiad his opponent to victory in the most
unexpected victory seen in Kenosha
politics ia some time. John Hegeman
vas regarded as the one best bet of the
primary 1t was known that Thomey
was clean, lard working man and
that he had a lot of friends in the ward
but it was thought that the prestige of
Hcgeman was sufficient to get him the
victory. Democracy which carried the
third ward in the last general election
ives rot greatly in evidence at the pri-
mGry and ii is evident that many of
tba democrats who did go to the polls
.ndated on aiding the republica in
selecting candidate. Alderman Hege-
maa admitted his defeat with the
closing of the polls and declared that
he was glad to congratulate his oppon-
eui declaring him to be entirely worthy
Of the confidence of the people The
figures on the contest were Thomey
lt9, Hegcman l47.
Altor the defeat of Hegeman repub-
l.sns had watched with a great deal
of interest the battle between Henry
E9Iimme and James H. Charles. Aid
er aa Timme had made one of the
b2sd 1t campaigns of his political car
ee ond it did the work for he defeated
Cls,.les by narrow margin of three
woes. The final vote was 81 for Tim
ME and 81 for Charles A little better
than half vote was cast in the ward
IN the fourth ward John Anderson
had pretty easy sailing against julius
Pabst winning by better than two
to one vote. The vote in tde fourth
vrd was a very small one and the
de@oratic vote was as heavy as the
rtnabiican. In the fifth ward George
Q 4agbaugh the present alderman de-
fs&.ed Harry Plummer.
rEiy ended the contests among the
rspablicans In several of the wards
Il interest taken was so small that
tle republican candidates failed to get
tn twcrty per cent of the vote. In
tie first ward Z. Q. Theirs running fol-
setocl commissioner got but six votes
1<teen less than enough to get on the
aeket IN the sixth ward Frederick
W. Boyer was running for the republic.
an nomination for alderman but he
filled to set the twenty per cent vote
sea he vim not go on the ticket unless
b 7oRs as an Independent candidate
IL. tae seventh and eighth wards the
republicans had absolutely no candi
dates and only small number Of then
went to the primaries.