The Detroit times., 1912-07-29
ALLEGED CRATER TO
SEEK OFFICE AGAIN
David Rosenthal Files Notice of
Candidacy for Alderman
in Fifth Ward

Aid. David Rosenthal, one OF the
men accused in the graft scandal,
Saturday morning filed notice with
the city clerk OF his candidacy for re-
nomination as Republican candidate
for alderman OF the Fifth ward. The
city clerks staff was busy during the
morning receiving nomination no
tees, about 35 being fled for alder
man an destimator, and a great num-
Der for inspectors and other election
officials Those filing notice included
the following:
Harry p Dnigeman. No. 352 Mont
clair-ave.. Republican, alderman, Sew
enteenth ward; Fred aFthers, No. 422
Goodwin-ave,. Republican, alderman,
Fifth ward; Herman Schultz. No. Gao
Sheridan-ave., Republican. alderman,
Seventeenth ward; Gottfried Breck.
No. l103 I-afayette-blvd., Progressive
party, estimator, Fourteenth ward;
George w. Ross, No. 252 Avery-ave..
Republican, estimator. Eighth ward;
Albert j. Guilfoil, No. 300 Military
ave-, Progressive, estimator. Six
teenth ward; August Schultz, No. 4l3
Monroe-ave., Democrat. alderman,
Seventh ward: John F. Behlow, No.
40i Champlain-st., Republican, alder
man, Eleventh ward; Hugo A. New
man, No. "A Moran-st.. Republican, al
derman, Thirteenth ward: Harry Mel
len, No. 800 High-st. east, Democrat.
alderman, Fifth ward; George Vet
ter, No. 2lS Eighteenth-st., Repub-
lican, alderman, Tenth ward; Andrew
C, Kramer, No. 239 Field-ave., Demo
NJ
P. Kingsley, No. 2S75 East Grand
blvd. Republican, alderman, Third
ward; Michael G. Howarn. No. 4SO
West Grand-blvd.. Democrat, alder
man. Fourteenth ward w II. c.
Hindle. No. 1876 Sherman-st., Repub-
lican. alderman, Seventh ward; Geo.
w Wesch, No. SAP Hubbard-ave,
Progressive, alderman. Fourteenth
ward: Robert Drexelius. No 270 Ma
comb-st., Democrat. estimator, Sew
enth ward; Louis II. Lempke, No. i94
Mack-ave, Republican. alderman.
Thirteenth ward; Moses Wartell, No.
147 Russell-st., Republican. alderman,
Fifth ward: William r. Zoeller. No.
2liS Fort-st. west, Republican. alder
man, Eighteenth ward Herman
Menu No. sos Stanton-ave. Demo-
crat, alderman. Tenth ward; George
j. Huebner, No. l34 HaZelwood-ave.,
Republican, estimator. Fourth ward
John Frish. No. 13l Williams-aye.,
Republican, alderman, Twelfth ward
August Kirchner. No. ST. Fourteenth
St, Democrat, estimator-at-large
Harry ]. Lowther, No. ass Hurlburt.
ave, Republican, estimator, Seven
~ NJ
Gratiot-ave., Republican, alderman,
Eleventh ward: Frank w Kramer.
Jr., No 1856 West Jefferson.ave., Dem
ocrat, alderman, Fourteenth ward;
Horace II. Dickinson, No 345 Nation
al-ave., Democrat. alderman, Eighth
ward; Joseph McCusker, No. 399
Twenty-ffth-st., Democrat. estimator
at-large; Albert j. Guilford, No. sos
Miltary-ave, Progressive. estimator,
Tenth ward Charles l.. Coulson. No.
23l9 West Jefferson-ave., Republican,
alderman, Eighteenth ward; Ralph
NJ. Tate, No. COS West Grand-blvd.,
Republican, alderman, Fourteenth
ward; Thomas Fahern. No. 33l Han
cock-ave. west, Democrat, alderman,
Sixth ward George A. Bloom, No. 30l
Putnam-ave., Republican. estimator
atlarge; Cortland G.. Ardussi, No. 313
Monroe-ave.. Republican. alderman,
Fifth ward, A. Lspn Cohen, Progress
siye, alderman, Fifth ward; Otto
| Rominski, No. 6l2 Magnolia-st. Re-
publican. estimator, Fourteenth ward
County and state office-seekers fled
| nomination applications as follows
! with County Clerk Thomas F. Farrell.
Saturday morning: Jacob w. Roth.
| acher, Republican, coroner: Ari T..
| Woodruff, National Progressive. state
senator, NTH district; George VI.
Adams National Progressive. state
representative, fourth district; Frank
Schroeder. Republican, county drain
commissioner: Milton Oagman. Re.
publican. sheriff; p II. Pitton. Demo.
crat state representative, first dis.
trict; w y, Green, Republican. county
clerk; Charles Daniel, Republican.
register OF deeds; George w. Coomer.
Republican, state senator ffth dis.
trict c. H. Smith. Prohibitionist.
state senator, first district. b. c. Ely.
Prohibitionist, state senator fourth
district; VIM. s. l.athers. Prohibition.
list, state senator fifth district l.. 7
Eppinger Republican. state represent.
atiye, first district; Ed. f. Stein. Re.
publican, county treasurer; Samuel c.
May, republican, county court com.
missioner; John NJ Clifford. Democrat.
county treasurer, w. X. Campbell
Democrat state representative. hrst
district