The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-09-05
RESULT or PRIMARY ELECTION.

also OF Milwaukee, Dy maJorlIy VI
between 1900 and ID, 900 in state vote
which will run close to $4,000 votes,
the largest vote ever cast by Demo-
Gratis in primary election. The pri-
mary election interest seems to have
centered in the Karel-Schmitz battle
and the vote in the Republican primary
was far less than in the Democratic
primary.
The heavy vote given Judge karei
in Milwaukee county, where his ma
jority over Mr.. Schmitz will be close
to 5000, is duplicated in many places
in the state, and the result is that
Judge Karel receives good lead in a
majority of the counties.
Among the counties carried strong
ly by Karel were Jefferson, Grant,
Iowa, Columbia, Trempealeau, Dane
and Dodge. Winnebago went for
Schmitz, as did Green, Manitowoc,
Monroe and La Crosse, but their ma
jorities go far from otfsetting the ma
jorities obtained by karel and his noml-
nation is assured.
The remainder of the Democratic
ticket will be: Lieutenant governor,
H. w. Bolens, Port Washington; sec
retary of state, Andrew Kealy, Hud-
son: state treasurer, Nicholas Schmidt,
Wausau; attorney general, John F.
Doherty, La Crosse. The latter is the
only nomination over which there is
the slightest doubt. Charles a. kad-
ing of Watertown is pressing Mr..
Doherty closely and revised returns
may give him the nomination.
On the Republican side Francis E.
McGovern was rencminated for COVER
nor without opposition. Thomas Morris
was accorded denomination for lieu
tenant governor. The secretary of
state nomination went to John Nj.
Donald of Dane county without opposl-
tion, while the returns would seem to
point to Senator Walter G. owen hav-
ing captured the nomination for the
attorney generalship from Philip Leh-
ner of Princeton. For the nomination
for state treasurer Henry johnson OF
Oconto and State Senator Henry krum-
rey of Plymouth are running close
race with the chances favoring the
nomination of Senator Krumiey.
There were no contests on the So
clal Democratic and Prohibition parties
for nominations.
AS to the reason which brought
about the defeat of Mr. Schmitl with
out question the income tax cut q great
deal OF figure in the situation. The
opposition to the income tax lined up
very solidly for Judge Karel and from
the vote there can be no question there
is strong opposition to the tax.
Incomplete returns Indicate that NJ.
X. Reilly of Fond du Lac defeated
Senator Randolph for congress in this
district by majority OF y to /. Ran
dolph carried Manitowoc county hy a
big majority.
On the Republican side Congress
man Davidson romped away from his
opponent J. N. Tittemore and is nomi-
mated 10y majority of } to |.
In the second assembly district the
vote is close between p. j. Murphy and
Martin Rappel. Incomplete returns
Indicate the election of RappIe 10y a
small majority. This was the only con
test in the county on the legislative
ticket.
On the county ticket incomplete re.
turns indicate the election of Chas.
Stretch over Jos. ZaborilS by two or
three hundred.
A. j. Clark won in a walk over Ell.
Driscoll. Clark has apparently carried
every precinct in the county and his
majority will be over a thousand.
The vote on treasurer is close and it
seems it will take the official count to
son has a lead of about 80 votes over
Richard Burke with two precincts to
hear from. Skubal is third and Seng-
laub fourth in the race.
The race for sheriff between Herman
Schuette end John Engelbrecht is a
close one. Engelbrecht seems to have
lead of about Is votes with two pre-
cincts to hear from, Kiel and Meeme.
Arthur j. Auton won over Alex
Dusold for county clerk by almost to
|.
There was only one contest on the
Republican side-Vraney and Lyken
for county cler,,--and Vraney has APP
parently won by 3 to |.
Incomplete returns give the follow
ing results in Mantowoc county:
COOPERSTOWN
Schmitz 80, Karel 81, Auton So, Du-
sold 80, Anderson 7, Burke l5, Seng-
laub 10, Skubal II, Engelbrecht SO,
Schuette 25, Clark 81, Driscoll l6,
Stretch q, Zahorik 81, Lyken 6, Vran-
ey 10, Murphy 40, Rappel 40.
MAPLE GROVE
Schmitz 40, Karel Ia, Auton AZ, Du-
sold Is, Anderson H., Burke 35, Seng-
laub, u, Skubal 6, Engelbrecht 80,
Schuette 30, Clark So, Driscol s,
Stretch 25, Zahorik 81
MISHICOT
Schmitz 50, Karel 40, Auton 60, Du-
sold ~, Anderson 81, Burke 9, Seng-