The Detroit times., 1915-04-06
JEFFRIES RUNS
WELL BUT is
ENGULFED

as he was In the city prccincss
where the Marx machine continued
10 do him valiant service.
For justice Of the peace. Adolph =
Marschner's victory over Barney
Zettner was foresecn He won by
the usual tremendous plurality.
What William j. willson's friends
the Eighteenth ward did 10 for.
mcr Aid Garyey c, Garvey's ambi
iion TO be In the common council
again Is worth telling about The final
figures were; Wilson. i.2T2; Garvey.
$50 Wilson. assisted by his friend
Jack" Cowan. carried every pre-
elnct. even Garvey's which he won
by fiye votes. In wilson's own pre-
cinct. he received 3i6 votes to 26 for
Harvey. Connell. the Progressive
candidate. received only % votes In
the entire ward
In the Twenty.hrst ward. Julius
Krimmel had a little more trouble.
but not much. in dlsposing OF the
Democratic candidate. former Aid.
Hnlger's friend. William +. Renick
The vote In six precincts was: Krim-
mel. 1899. Rerick. 7ts. Krimmei
carried every district out the third.
In the Nineteenth ward. the Re
publican candidates. Charles A. Ashe
and william A. Richert. had no din
Guilty. The vote stood Ashe, i.7S3:
Richert. 1856: Becker, 6t5. watt.
5Ts. The Republican candidates car.
ried every precinct.
The Twentieth ward went solid
for former Aid William y. zosller.
Aided by Tom Gilman. Zoeller Cap
tared every precinct. and received
seq votes 20 currsn's 2e3.
Albert c. kunI ran away from
Charles l.. Knapp n the Seventeenth
ward. polling 1854 votes TO Kanpps
s3t
The school hoard election went in
the expected way.
In the First ward. Samuel c. Musn.
ford was returned y vote OF l.033
20 Harry + Hunts 209.
Second ward. John c. Spalding re-
eeived Ssi votes TO Thomas Halls
~.
Third ward. Alexander H. Rein
bold received l.o24 votes: John Nc
Guire. iss: Fred J. Pasei, Progress
sive. 3s
Fourth ward; Or. Albert Nc.
had an easy victory. receiv-
NJ l.lTs votes 10 go for Stephen
Currie
Fifth ward j. Scott Hunter was
returned TO the board by the bnh-
ner plurality OF the day. receiving
s4s votes 10 one for his opponent.
George Wilson
Sixth ward School Inspector 10
seph Charbonneau suffered defeat
AZ the hands of his Republican o2-
ponent, Fred j. Scovel. receiving 2li
votes TO Scovel's S2i
Seventh ward: Joseph Bahorski.
The present Inspector, was re-elect.
ID. receiving 4ss votes to Walter s.
Langley's 33l. He lost two pre-
rincts TO Langley
Eighth ward Albert r. Morgan
had no dificulty receiving ss4 votes
10 27I for Peter W. Schultz and IS
Tor Ben Smith. the Progressive can
iidate.
Tenth ward: William n. Maybee
had no opposition except that OF
Witt. Socialist candidate.
who received handful OF votes.
Eleventh yard: Inspector Frank
@. Krueger was reelected. receiving
sls votes to I'll for John Adas and
30 for John Smith. Progressive.
Twelfth ward: Inspector Albert
E. sherman was victorious. receiving
s7I votes 10 202 for william Flynn.
Sixteenth ward. Dr. Frank G..
Neinas, the present Inspector. was
by a large plurality. re
ceiving LOIS votes TO 36s for Fred
and % for Albert j. Gull
foil. Progressive.
Eighteenth ward: John II. Warn.
IKE, present Inspector. received L.
oil votes TO 21S for Berry J. Ward.
Democrat. and I2o for James Ham
Ilton. Progressive
Six new Republican estimators
were added 10 the Board OF Esti.
mates. In the Seventeenth ward.
A. Parrish had no opposi-
ton. In the Eighteenth. Alfred
Diedrich and George w. Keller, Re
publicans. were elected. the vote
Diedrich. 1,l03. Keller.
los1: p. Markey. ESQ; p. Reiden.
l7s.
In the Nineteenth ward. the Re
publican candidates. Henry Huse-
man and william Walter. received
lao and 1,42i votes. respectively.
The only Democratic candidate.
Peter MIchels poIled 4ls votes.
George A. Gin defeated his Demo
cratic candidate in the Twenty
ward. receiving 1893 votes to Fred
a..