The Detroit times., 1914-11-05

ticiarl, was elected a member OF the
election board on the Democratic
ticket McGraw was also reelected
on the board.
g NeU Members In
Common Council
As a result of Tuesdays election
there will be nine new faces In the
common council. The newcomers
are: Tenth ward. Charles F. Wing
(Rep). and Fred w. Robinson (Rep.):
Thirteenth ward. Charles A. Kocher
(Rep.); Seventh ward. Phil A. Step
hanowsk (Rep); Twelfth ward.
James Cranshaw, Jr. (Rep.); Elev-
enth ward. Herman link (Rep.), and
Joseph Rollo (Dem.); Sixteenth ward,
Joseph A. Kronk (Rep): Fifteenth
ward, George II. Ellis. The Demo
Gratis win have four members In the
new council, Schemansky, Jakel,
Nowc and Rollo. loss OF two.
One Of the surprises Of the alder
manic contests was the defeat Of
Aid. Patrick O'Brien, In the Tenth
ward. Aid. O'Brien was one Of the
leaders on the door of the council.
although q member Of the Demo
cratic minority.
The defeat of Aid. o'Brien gives
the Tenth ward two new representa-
|tives In the council, Aid. Hess hav-
ing been defeated In the primaries.
Ex-Ald Charles Wing and Estimator
Fred w. Robinson are the new Tenth
ward aldermen.
Aid. Henry DeGalan was defeat
ed for reelection in the Thirteenth
ward by Charles A. Kocher, former
charter commissioner. Kocher had q
margin Of only Is votes, and DeGalan
will ask for recount. Aid. Louis
Lempke was reelected.
Aid. w. H. c. Hindle and Phil A.
Stephanowsii- were elected In the
Seventh ward.
Moses wartsll and Joseph Sche-
mansky were reelected In the Fifth
ward. Robert w. Lorkowski gave
Schemansky q close run and the de-
feated candidate will likely ask for .
recount.
Aid John Rehlow was defeated for
reelection I'm the Eleventh ward.
Ex-Ald Herman Zink ana Joseph
Rollo will be. the new Eleventh ward
representatives in the council. Aid.
Behlow will ask for q recount.
The new council. and board Of e.
mates Ii as follows:
a 49, First Ward.
Aldermen-John G. Lodge, R.;
George A. Owen, r.
Estimators-Ed. A. Hoffman, r.;
Fred w. Davis. r
Second Ward.
Aldermen-Charles w. Burton, R.;
James Vernon. r.
Estimators-Louis j. Hoffman. R.;
Raymond Z. Van SICKLE. r
Third Ward.
ward Barnett. r.
Estimators-Harry M. Berman. r.;
Richard Kramer, r.
Fourth Ward.
Aldermen-Albert T. Allan, r.;
Maurice J. Heating, r.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. K. Gordon, R.:
Milton r. Palmer, r.
Fifth Ward.
z Aldermen-Moses wartell, R.; Jo-
seph Schemanski. d.
Estimators-Samuel Pereira, R.; e.
Fred Thornton, r.
Sixth Ward.
A1dermen--John T. Thompson, r.;
George 8. Field. r.
Estimators-Peter A. Sidebottom.
R.; George Langdon, r.
Seventh Ward.
Aldermen--William III. G. Hindle,
A dk-f...o- ,t
Estimators-Gustave Pickrahn. R.;
Hugh Redden. r.
Eighth Ward.
Aforementioned ID. Case, R.: Al
bert K. Wilson, r. 81
!. Estimators--JamesP urdfe, R.; Fred
Kruger, IT.. r..
Ninth Ward.
Alderman Anthony Nowc, D.;
John Jakel, ID.
Estimators--Joseph p. Miller. D.;
Albert Klebba, ID.
Tenth Ward.
Aldermen-Charles +. Wing, r.;
Fred w. Robinson. r.
Observation-Disclosures Buchanan, R.;
Martin Brenna, r.
Eleventh Ward.
Linhs ths
Joseph Rollo, ID.
Estimaters-William Gittschlag. R.;
John w. Travis, r.
Twelfth Ward.
Aldermen-Sherman Eittlefeld, r.;
James Cranshaw, Jr., r..
Estimators-Robert ]. Lloyd. r.;
Thomas w. Fitzgerald, r.
Thirteenth Ward.
Aldermen-Louis II. Lempke. r.;
Chas. A. Kocher. II.
Estimators-Robert +. Hintz, r.;
Edward X. Baumgarth. H.
Fourteenth Ward.
Aldermen-John G. Bell, r.; God
frey Freiwald, II.
Estimators-William II. Beach, r.;
C. III. Wittmaack,\R r..
Fifteenth Ward.
Aldermen-Thomas Mulvihill, D.;
Robert w. Butler. r.
Estimators-John Schaffer, r.; Al
bert III. Reuter-, r.
+ Sixteenth Ward.
Aldermen--Alexander Dill, r.: John
A. Kronk, r.
Estimators--C. M. schafer. R.; VIM.