The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-05
THE DETROIT TIMES. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1915.

party IN power In Washington, which
prove again the incompetency OF the
Democratic party TO administer the
AFFAIRS OF government. we congratu-
late ourselves that we are Republi-
cans, and we pledge ourselves TO labor
untiringiy to the end that the Repub-
lican party be returned to power, so
that II may redeem the nation.
I'VE urge the Republican members
OF the Michigan legislature to deal
wisely with the legislation that comes
before them, 90 that the record of Re-
publican legislatures for the passage
OF constructive and progressive legis-
lation may be continued.
I'VE recognise the importance OF
the University OF Michigan to the en-
tire state. and particularly to the coun.
ty OF Wayne. which furnishes so great
q number Of its students. and we be-
lieve that the Republican state con-
vention should exercise great care
In the nominations for places as re-
gents.
'we therefore offer the name of DR..
Guy L. Kiefer. IN alumnus OF the uni
versity. whose father served the
state we'll and long 40 regent Of
this great institution. In nomination
for the post Of regent. and we instruct
the delegation sent By this convention
to the state convention In Grand
Rapids to vote for d.. Guy L. Kiefer.
The following are the delegates at
large: Sherman Littleneld. Oscar b.
Marx, Fred N. Alger. John 8. Hag-
gerty, Thomas ID. Newton, Chas. A.
Nichols. Harry J. Dingeman, William
Gutman, Dennis Doyle, DR.. J. B. Ken
nedy, Henry M. Campbell. william g.
Dever, DIR. l.. ]. Hirschman, James
Hanley, Louis N. Hilsendegen; Geo.
H. Clippert. Robert Y. Ogg, VIM. Fl.
Martx, Calvin A. Palmer. Charles
Flowers, william II. Jones, James d.
Jerome, Noble Ashley. Herman L.
Koehler, Robert Oakman, e. w. Yost.
Cass Benton, George p. Codd. Fred
w. Smith, DR.. Guy Conner. Henry A.
Dickson, Charles Burton, John O.
Lodge, william Friedman. Archie
Bunting, Edwin DENLY. DR.. Albert Mo
Michael, Mark r. Bacon, David =.
Heineman, Dr.. Philip Loranger.
George G.. Scott, DR.. q. w. Haas,
Walter M. Trevor, Simon rriedland
Herman Schults. Levi I. Barbour,
George Palmer, Sheridan Ford. John
Stevenson, Allan LAmphere, DR. " G
Vaughan, Jr., Dr.. Guy L. Kiefer. Al
bert e.. Sherman. Harry Rickel. Ed
ward Command. James Hayes, Allan
p. Cox, DR.. James v. Ames, Horace
G. Dodge. Patrick Mc0raw, n. n.
Browne. Walter Cooper. George Gias-
son, Harry Theisen. James Cranshaw,
Roy Mahon. Herman Coebel. Charles
Woods, Henry Addison, william
Grace. Charles A. Kotcher, Louis
Schneider, Gustav Wolfe. Albert
Preitz. Roy Gamble, Albert KunA
Frank M. Foster.
Under the Leadership Of County
Clerk Thomas Farrell, Aid. Edward
Barnett, and Charles Buell., the Le-
land delegates, $50 strong, swarmed
into the parlors Of the Moose temple,
which had been engaged for their
convention. after police had cleared
the stairway OF Kiefer "pickets," who
Immediately after the convention
was called to order by James N. Nc.
Gregor, William q. Malcomson was
chosen chairman. Mr.. McGregor was
chosen secretary, and the following
committees were named:
Permanent organization-Jacob p.
Mas, Wilbur e. Taylor, John W.
Creedon. George Rhode, Julius Gen.
icke.
Observation-Disclosures Barnett.
Fred Fisher, ]. Scott Hunter. John
O'Hara. Richard Kramer.
Credentials--Bert Weiser, Albert
FRESHMAN, Joseph Christie. Peter Du-
pont, Frank Locke. M
esolutions-Warren Fl. Mygott,
Joseph Walsh, Frederick Super. Frank
Treppa, Frederick III. Devine.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. McGregor.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported as follows:
I'VE deeply depiore the factional
fight In Wayne county which has re-
suited In two conventions, but from
the standpoint .of your committee
there seemed to be no other way II
the rights of the voters were 70 be
In order 10 prevent q
repetition of such an occurrence, we
earnestly request the legislature OF
the state Of Michigan 10 provide BY
law for some method OF nominating
party candidates, as will In the future
do away with . recurrence OF such q
situation as now exists In Wayne
county. II
believing that faithful public SER
vice should be rewarded, they offer
the following resolution:
Resolved, That the delegates from
the county Of Wayne be Instructed
to use all honorable means 10 procure
the nomination OF Justices F1avius I.
Brooke and Aaron ". McAlvay "a
our candidates for Justices OF the su-
preme court; Of Frank b. Leland
and Junius e. Beal, as our candidates
for members Of the board OF regents
of the University or Michigan; OF
william III. Wallace and I. Roy Wa
terbury as our candidates FOR mem
bers of the state board OF agricul-
ture: OF Fred r. Keeler, az our can
didate for superintendent or public
instruction. and Of Fred e. Jeffers, a.
our candidate for member OF the
state board OF education
After the adoption OF the report
Of the committee on resolutions. the
list OF delegates was read and adopt.
ed and the convention adjourned.
Nine. Koudachef. weIl-known as an
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