The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-11
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NEWS
INLAND PARK
EcTS|' MONDAY


,z< HIGHLAND PARK, March IL
$3.50 rark promises the liveliest
- dozen village elections In
hyDo county. Monday. when Clar
$50 r. 0ittens Z former state sem
49, Vim run against Donald Thom-
\ -. now prevalent Of the village.
ClruuIosS have been issued by the
4 (1etoas supporters In which the
6nson administration II said to
\ ~ appended public money unwise-
~. h = clalned q DaiA eSl,5c
nao trent property which u not be-
/ ~ uoed, and 3l.l7s.76 TO one sttor.
- 1er handling Gases that shculd
4 h6yo rene through the hands oe the
I (l0ano attorney. 1t " also claimed
81 thsy paid . salary TO . health
1Deor Ssfors the ONCE was created
3 1oon1Iy.
Tho Thomson boosters are asking
\ NJ yo-olection on the grounds that
I ~ bullt the water department with
q - The appropriation and placed 4.
uDon paying basis: that 1t was
tkrough his efforts the sewer prob
(. - with Detroit was finally set
~, ond that his organization of
M village paving department has
0ogoa money for the tax payers.
Bo(h nominees urge the bonding
~ ne village for $seS, 900 to be paid
q Detroit for sewer outlet.
V Tho liquor question will figure in
~ eIsctions OF BEDFORD, Plymouth
:shd Worthwhile. The prohibition par
~ 3 now IN control Of the admin
1slrntion of Plymouth and Worthwhile
6nd the "wets" Of BEDFORD. where
|tfSsss - c.e ..iccnv s,o.r.y-. -.
& WYANDOTTE. Mich. March IL.
Primary elections in the down
ttvor towns and villages will be very
|,ooiot, according to indications. In
IN one town u there any apparent
houh& - to the outcome. In the
9nthors. either there 10 but one party
~ ~ Held, or there IL but one can
n1ln&s for each nomination.
WyandOtts win hsve the most ex'
e1l1ng vote, say observers, ~ there
- i1 candidates for the commits
o1oa nomina&ions u which but eight
sM1l1 u eloctsd. In the other ofnces.
sthoro win b no contests. unless
s&r1t1ng IN" II rssorted to by a
otsong political organization. The
neosent administraticn, which will
}. ~ nlmost completely out Of the city
!; Dn11kles Aftsr NonAAy's election, in
l1luousslng the political situation.
~ oxprossion 70 similar ideas One
Deoninent olkciai said, EVERY voter
pjIo Il . man should como to the
Dol1s. Monday. TO guard against any
lorDnnissd attempt to run the cleo
Z 49,
Tho candidates In wyNndotte are:
~ mayor, Charles Gartner and
hlEo1tsr c. Lambert n. D.; for city
Glork, Charles Block: for city
fxoasurer. james c. Headman; for
ponan1e sioness. n. 8. Amiot, Ed
&oe0 G. Bryan. George Roberts,
pnnxiss y. KrSgsr. Robert 0anley.
0oooDh Cramsr. August Schrock.
1ho1 Bichbausr, Thomas Benjamin.
! GeorUs Craswellcr and ]. 8. Nc
11nn0Alin; for constable. John Nc
C1ooSy. Lou Grasisy and Charles
J Qo11ers.
Innnton voters win select the fol-
living candidates: For president.
10man HIlsy: for clerk. Leonard
osUbes: for treasurer Alvin Las
1og5 a. trustee three nominated),
onceb Hlegsr, Joseph Anderson and
pogge etrohm.
& - yord. william q. Perry 10 the
1n1y cand1date for the presidential
-nomAnntiea3-3fiatsa-36so rum
n2ooD for the ciark's once Colum
ow I'm 0ouet - he only man run
f1uB eoe ssssssor, Dvsrst Paystt'
y o. candidate for the treasurer
n6nlna&loo. and the three trustee
W1ll ~ william Solo. Charles Beige
Z rnnm osnA AFHhuv Rhnanunn