The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-03-09
THREE HAVE NO OPPOSITION
City Clerk, Treasurer, and Assessor Will
Not Be Forced to Make Campaign to
Retain Places Two Years More
Draw Places on Ballot Today.

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day night without any pyrotechnics.
There was not a single dark horse loom
ed up in the offing and there was only.
a few of the late corners. City Clerk
Harrington, City Treasurer Steinmetz
and Assessor John w. Stevens will have
no opposition at the primary or at the
election and this is the first time in
years that city officials have retained
their offices without contest. It S a
testimony to these men of the opinion of
the people of the city of the character
of service that they have rendered. Even
the Socialists who in the past have in
sisted IN putting up a full city ticket
failed to get the petitions filed this
year and the only place for which they
proposed candidate was that of Mayor.
The race for Mayor is between the pres
ent executive, Charles E. Gundlach,
Charles H. Pfennig and Michael Yabs.
There is an unusually large number
Of candidates for ward nominations this
year. Alderman Robert Burt Of the
Fifth ward was the only retiring mem
Der of the council who failed to take
out petitions for nomination. Alderman
Gundlach jumped into the race for
Mayor and the other candidates who
have been on the. council are seeking re-
election either in their old wards or in
the ward to which they were redis-
tricted. The following is the full list
of candidates:
For Mayor
Charles E. Gundlach, Charles H. Pfen-
mig, Ne. J. Scholey, Michael Yabs.
For City Clerk
George w. Harrington (unopposed).
For City Treasurer
Martin Stoinmetz (unopposed).
For Assessor
John w. Stevens( unopposed).
For Justice of the Peace
Frank L S.choley, Charles E. Turnock.
Ward Nominations.
FIRST WARD.
For Alderman - Edward Donahue
George Roberts, William M. Rowe. JOS.
w. Tully.
School Commissioner-Abn D. Hill,
Oliver P. Hoye, Mary G. Robinson, Una
Slater White.
County supervisor-Daniel F. Brister,
A. J. Burg, Philip Hartman.
Constable-P. J. Eifler, Joseph G.
NeWhouse, Henry Oberst.
SECOND WAPD
For Charles S. Barr, Ed
ward J. Filbin, Andrew H. Peterson.
For School Commissioner - George
Wallis, Beatrice /. Welles.
County Supervisor T. Yule.
Constable Halbert S. Young.
THIRD WARD.
Alderman q year term) Herbert
Thomey, Thomas A. Udestne, Henry w.
Schmidt.
Alderman e year term)- Alfred E.
.Bounsall, Alex. Erickson, Frank Mar
tin, William G. Nissen.
School Commissioner Charles L..
Benson, Frank Drissel
County Supervisor Henry G.. AMER
son, James III. Karnes, Alfred Larsen.
Constable-Emil G. Fox.
FOURTH WARD.
Alderman & year term)-Bernard
NJ. Jacobsen, Fred F. Riese, Ernst F.
Schroeder, [. V. Kingst.
Alderman q year term)-John B.
Cook, Frederick Eek, Herman j. Mar
tin, Edward Riedel, Charles T.. Rock
we'll.
School Commissioner Charles A.
Schaeffer.
Coonty Supervisor-Pau Egi.
Constable-Harry Copen, William F.
Kruger, William E. Pabst, August
| Schultz.
FIFTH WARD.
Alderman 4 year term Harry Orth
Gerhard Stiemke, Edmund Stein.
Alderman e year term Charles F.
Boylan, Ferdinand J. Gleichman, Louis
II. Joerndt
School Commissioner Gustav Falk,
Charles E. Nieman, Elmer E. swartz.
County Supervisor Rudolph Hen
schen, Alexander S. Prokop.
Constable-W William w. Senne.
SIXTH WARD.
Alderman-Fre w. Boyer, James
Filbin, George Fischer, Jr.; Peter Fish,
George Klotz, Jacob Rauen.
School Commissioner Charles A.
Leonard, Jr.
County Supervisor Michael Link.
/ Constable-M. f. Barber, Louis Piehl,
William Smith, Gustav 9. Engstrom.
SEVENTH WARD.
| Alderman Joseph Loef. Daniel