The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-11
PROCTOR OWENS
REACHES OUT FOR
THREE OFFICES
Files Petitions For Justice Of the
Peace, Police Justice and
Prosecuting Attorney
KENNARY AND CRANE
FAIL TO COME TO SCRATCH
Will Not Go After Frazer's Job
Many Candidates in the
Nineteenth Ward

-mauy Cdu0l0dJeS In the
Nineteenth Ward
When the entries for primary NOM
nations closed, at 4 o'clock. Wednes-
day afternoon, It was found that
neither J. Shurly Kennary nor Charles
s. Crane had entered the race for the
Republican nomination for prosecut-
ing attorney. though both had been
looked on as certain to run.
For justice or the peace, Justice
Adolph 8. Marschner applied for
nomination. p. X. Owens also paid
his fee. Mr.. Owens wants to make
sure OF nomination, this time, 30 he
Is running for three ofices-justice
OF the peace. police justice and pros
ecuting attorney.
The Democrats will have plenty of
opportunity to>write In the names OF
their favorites on the primary bal
lot. There are no Democratic alder
manic candidates In the Seventeenth
and Twentieth wards, and In nine
wards the party has no candidate for
school inspector.
In the Nineteenth ward, there are
20 candidates for aldermen, of whom
Is are Republican.
The complete list OF entrants fol-
lows:
County Candidates.
The list Of candidates follows:
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
ioo x~1a -
Guy A.. Miller p. X. Owens. Demo-
crat-Thomas j. Bresnahan.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. Buhrer. A.
Peter Kennedy. Richard Porath. Noble
Ashley. Socialist--Ludwig Bolz.
POLICE JUSTICE
republican, Matthew 8. Gainev. AL
bert +. Sellers. Edwin C. Bolton, p. X.
Owens. Democratic j. Jeffries. Leon
d. Barton. Socialist--Aibert Renner.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8. Marschnsr.
Council Candidates.
ALDERMEN
Seventeenth ward, Republican--John
=. Brown, Albert a.. Kunz. James NJ.
Walsh. II. W. Tomlinson. John a.
Myers James d. Hogg. Walter M.
Eighteenth ward. Repubiican---Joh ohm
stansfield. Harold r Redmond. william
Talbot bemocrat--John e. Garvey.
Timothy J. Burns Sociaiist--Paui OIL
oeN2G ,nstEsan,n .ra p
Charles w. Russell. E. T. Muir. William
a. Richert. Charles a: Ashe. Charles r.
E Fl Gonlss, Edward l~sr 7. Halpin. Henry
Heinrich. John +. Haeksr. dottfried
SON; v. Democrat.-Aifred isaacs. James
Becker. Edward L. Dwight.
Twentieth ward. Republican--I.aur-
s snss oSdlg gssn } Rnn Esrensy James p
peile, Louis G: Riopeiie.. wiiiiam p.
zoeller. Soclalist-A. L. Burdeno.
Twenty-first ward-R ep ub ic n.
Frank Addison Wi Hnsra e e B 5tarnsy
Alfred j. Garska, E. It. Nichols, Peter
Wiihemsons w J.. Bolio. julius c.
l nrim%sii Charles = Bcuvier Dsma.
William c. Simpson.
school Board Entrants.
SCHOOL INSPECTOR.
First .ward-Republican, Samuel c.
Mumford. Socialist--Pauiine Eiges.
Democrat-Harry r. Hunt.
w Tssna ofsis. Eoul.
Third ward. Rspublican--Dr. Richard
q Ps, Mason. r. = WATERMAN. Alex. H.
Fourth ward. Repubiican-Dr. Albert
McMichaeL Wssson Dickinson.
Hn w,fsn A Tsrd. Rspnblican--J Scott
sixth ward. Republican-Harry #,
Hollands. Ira w. WELDON. Fred J.
scovel Jesse Smith. FREDERICK w. Cow
Seventh ward, aepubiican--Jos.
Bahorski. BENJAMIN A. Bartincke, Mar
tin Stoinski. William J. Murray Demo-
f frank po,:sI Langley Socialist
Eighth ward. Repubiican--Frank L.
Williams, Albert p, Morgan, Abram s.
Hall. Peter w. Schultz. deorgs w
Tenth ward. Rspublican-Francis e.
Grace. Frank e, Kelly. William H.
Kern, Frank q. Kruger. Albert zisr.
fwelfth ward. Republlcan--AIbert u.
sixteenth ward, Republican--Frank
g. Neinas. L. w. Burch, George ME-
Eisa.esR. .n.. ward An Rspsellssnwn
James Hamilton.
Board Of Estimates.
ESTIMAToRS.
Seventeenth ward, Republican--Rob-
srt Sand, William A. Parrish, Jacob p.
Eighteenth ward. Republican--Joseph
Schloff. Jacob Duschinski. Alfred
Nineteenth ward. Rspubiican-Henry
Huseman, Peter N. Rossello. Bernard Q.
Ladendorf William ]. Cusick, william
Walter. Peter Michels.
mer q. Rice. Melvili Hughes, John M.
Campbell, Robert Piche. Fred w. Hard
Ing, J. L Freund. p. A. Kempt William
Frederick A. Opp.