The Detroit times., 1912-08-29
THOMPSON WINS BY 700;
CHILLY" GUTMAN VICTOR
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w. w. Metzger. Democrat; Joseph L.
Brennan. Progressive.
Second ward: Charles w. Burton.
James Vernon, Republican.
Third ward: Eddie Barnett, w. p.
Kingsley. Republican; Robert Neder-
lander, Democrat Frederick Pagel,
Progressive.
Fourth ward: Maurice ]. Heating.
Albert +. Allan, Republican: +. j..
Riggs, Democrat; DR.. ]. w. Wilson,
Progressive.
Fifth ward: David Rosenthal, T. e.
Barry, Republican,: Joseph Shuman-
sky, John c. Bauer. Democrat; A. l..
Cohen, Progressive.
Sixth ward: John T.. Thompson,
George Field, Republican; William
Herman, Thomas ]. Ahern, Democrat;
W. C. Perkins. ]. T! Groat. Progress
sive.
Seventh ward: w. III. c. Hindle. Re-
publican: Stephen Skrzycki, August
Schultz, Democrat.
Eighth ward: A. f. Wilson, E. d.
Case, Republican; H. II. Dickinson.
H. G.. Smith. Democrat; p. G. Davis.
Progressive.
WdIu. n. r. w. TOit Z
Fleming, Republican; A. Nowc, John
w. Jakel. Democrat; George w. Hall,
Progressive.
Tenth ward: George C. Hess,
Charles F. Wing. Republican; Pat
rick O'Brien, James Thompson, Dem
ocrat: Charles James, David Farmer
Progressive.
Eleventh ward: F. w. Knapp. j. F
Behlow, Republican; Joseph Rollo
Charles Bonner. Democrat: Vim. j
O'Keefe, Progressive.
Twelfth ward: Sherman Littlefieid
Otto Reinhardt, Republican; Thomas
c. O'Brien, Democrat.
Thirteenth ward: Louis Lempke,
Charles Kocher, Republican: II. A.
Make, Henry Degalan. Democrat;
VIM. J. White. Hugo DeBeauclair
Progressive.
Fourteenth ward: c. NJ. Wesch
Godfrey Freiwald. Republican,; A. G
Stewart, F. w. Kerns, Democrat; A
c. Patterson, George w. Wesch, Pro
gressive.
Fifteenth ward: Robert Rutter, A
M. Reid, Republican; Thomas II
Lynch. A. c. Kramer, Democrat; E
Z. Rowe, Progressive.
sixteenth ward: Alexander Dill. 10
seph Merritt. Republican; Joseph
Stachnra, John c. Garvey. Democrat;
A. G. Grzezinski, Progressive.
Seventeenth ward: Harry Dinge
man. Herman Schultz, Republican;
Devid Kiley, Leon Barlow. Democrat;
| Charles NJ. Libbey, Progressive.
Eighteenth ward Thomas E. Gin
Ian, Frederick Wenzel, Republican
Timothy Burns, Ashpaugh
Democrat.
| Edward Command was nominated
with 1896 votes to succeed himself
as justice OF the peoce, while Theo
dore Richter was nominated with 3,
| 529 votes to succeed Justice Louis
| lott. Charles VI. Hammond received
I8.7S3 votes, while Samuel E. Jones
was chosen to run for the short tern
| without opposition. c. f. Love ano
lie. E. Duffy will be the Democratic
candidates against Command ant
Richter.
Gutman Defeats Robertson.
Aid. William Gutman. OF the Thirc
ward, is victor over Forbes Robertson
| for the Republican nomination foI
county auditor in one of the closes
contests of the primary. With the
count complete except for half dozer
precincts. Gutman's vote Is l1,464 anc
| faobertson's 1882. Robertson, tn'
present incumbent, was strong in tht
country precincts, and In the nortf
end OF the city, but the other cit,
wards gave Gutman the lead.
County Road Commissioners Ed
ward N. Hines and William F. Butlel
easily captured the Republican nomi
nations to remain in their present po
sitions. Hines had nearly twice a
many votes as his three competitors
combined, and Butler was an cas-,
winner over Ernest. Hines u a can
didate for a full term Of six years and
Butler Is a candidate to fill out the
term OF the late Commissioner VIII
lam Murdock, OF Wayne, whose place
he has been filling by appointment
since Murdock's death.
Circuit Court Commissioners Nico
and May were renominated on the Re
publican ticket, defeating Allan L.
Lamphere, former assistant prosecu