The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-31
Judge Connolly Beats
Hampton Six to One
In Light Vote
SIX ALDERMEN
LOSE IN PRIMARY
Two RecOunts Probable
AS Result of Close
Contests

Though there are still missing 70
turns from a 'eS scattered districts
in me City and county. the vote IN
Tuesdays primary to all iatents and
purposes is complete The strag
Gins vote that viii End lis way 70
headquarters could no, change any
% The results on either the city or
county ticket as announced Wcdnes-
day
Late returns served 20 increase
he p..rallt!es OF those nominated
Final agures show that Mayor Marx
won the nomination over DIVE &.
Duneld 5y 9.7i5 and Judge Ccn-
molly. In a ligh, Democratic vote,
defeated Charles : Hampton nearly
six 20 ore. he score being s,7ls 70
,.s2s The small Democratic vote
vas due 70 the entire lack o. con-
tests In that party Very few OF the
candidates had any opposition az
all. and others only % he mildes'
nature
Complete aEures show that County
Treasurer Stein won an easy vic.
tory over Henry Dickson IN the race
for the nomination FOR sheriff. bic
plurality being nearly 1000
Milton Oakman had a comparative
~ easy time disposing % Thomas
Farrell In the county clerkship con
test. winning by about $500 Will
liam r Green became the nominee
for county treasurer. beating four
contestants handily. being 1000
votes ahead % Burgess. his nearest
rival Auditor William Gutman had
n all his own way in the battle for
thA. ONCE. defeating Robert W Rut'
Ter nearly two 70 one Herman
Quandt vas high man In a field Of
Ave seeking nomination as drain
commissioner
Hugh Shepherd, formerly prose
cg'lng attorney. was nominated for
ccnxress In tie frAt diAtdct. de-
feating the Rev Charles n Reuss.
kamp by about 1000
Practically complete returns in all
wards show only slight changes from
he results indicated Wednesday in
the various aldermanic contests. Fl.
nal figures show that ak alderm en-
reeking denomination failed by com
paratively small margins Perhaps
the most conspicuous defeat was
that Of AID Field in The Sixth ward.
There were Eve contestants. the
successful ones being Aid Thomp
son and Joseph Walsh II Field had
received the total scattering vote
he would have still fallen short OF
enough N nominate him
In the Thirteenth ward Aid Ack.
errnan ran third, Charles A. Kocbsr
and Oscar a Dodt leading him oy
a large margin John 4 Kronk vas
defeated by only - votes In the
Sixteenth. being led by George w.
Niepoth. Ala Zoeller lost In Nc
Twentieth. finishing behind both
Gilman and Oscar A Riopelle. In
The Ninth ward Aid Jakel lost the
nomination by 90 votes 10 Anthony
Novc. Two years ago Jskey was
oficislly defeated by the same fg
IRE. lie demanded a recoun, and
Von by IS votes His friends urge
him 10 demand a recount again.
Charles r Wing, now an alder.
man. vas defeated IN the Tenth
ward by william Maybee Ppsi
bly, The most heartbreaking defeat
OF ali Was that OF Aid wenBel. OF
! me Eighteenth ward. who lost on
the face ~ complete unofr cial re-
turns by single vote 10 Jack Co
Uan recount here IS regarded
a. almost certain
Following are aldermanic nomi.
nees n The - wards Of the city;
I Fir-t Vard-John G lodge CR)
and James & Holden tR)
Second ward-Charies w Burton