The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-08

49, y
80 - - mosl inferestins fea
r y - pp1nas>es was the ASH
- = ~ Rspublicsn school
f1rhof. WIN rstnrns stu In
r-rapea 4 aDDsArs that . woman
,r~1o n ~ rest for the four-year
n rrs. Carrie oostdyk Was
~ q mont when the latest returns
ucre tsbuIated. having lead over
6rlnshsm Who was running second
1ieris G. Angel had bid lead tor
49, twoyear term with Edward Do
vlns second. tho thousands OF
rr1es behind the leader. IL was
~r,y foresone conclusion maj
Hnse,l would get this nomination
.-d Il was quite apparent that De
xl-r would be his running mate
For the six-year terms the lead
- are Samuel c. Mumford. Mrs
,.urn Osborn and A H. Reinnoid
third. with the Rev. ). N. Barkiey
.runpinx close up. There VIII De
thvee members elected for the long
tera and two for each OF the other
sferus. Closely grouped behind the
1rrAers are MArschner, Misch'
Neinss ana spanldips.
Vor the once OF recorder. Prose
rnffnx Attorney Jasnowski won out
(: oosl1s In the race for the Repuo'
poen pomination. recciving a. many
vefes a. Albert Il. Sherman anc
4 nafo&suly combined. while keI0an
..sslly Isd all his opponents for 'he
nor11nasion AZ Judge OF The resoFd'
|er's court.
TheFs was no contest for Judge Oi
he polIce court. there being bnt
- plnce TO be filled. Christopher
= 0esin was the only candidate on
he Republican ticket, and Frank
uoriarity on the Democratic. Both
were named. Of course, to represent
their parties.
Tho entire vote In the city had
specifically been cast by . o'clock
II night In many precincts not q
vote was received after this hour
hal the election boards iosfed
around. listened to the rain patter'
ins on the roofs and yainly hoped
\ .hot . customer would come along
Trey were Obliged to wait until the
solaoial closing hour. however.
Promptly at IL o'clock. as the
rslls closed. the bars opened and
~ weary faithful ones that had
neen hangins around the election
boofhs ali day. wet and depressed
outwardly. but inwardiy as dry a.
cork. made a rush for the safocns.
Abho the bars had only one hour
lsft in which to transact business V
paid them TO open "a the trade was
very brisk while Il lasted
The primary was one OF the most
orderly ever held I'm the city. due
narfly to the fact that the voters
cid not appear to enthuse over II.
ocspife the tact that 80 much cam
noieninx has been done. but largely
bocause the I'D was clsmped down
ti06e - there was no liquor now-
~. q h sai1 70 have been about
~ 111pp< pstmssy DAY In the his-
~ q - e1&y- 80
{ ~ nsunl, 10 Democrat ere
un~on - one mind and there was III
H. - quarrel about Mos Of he
g 1antss we're nominated without
r6Doition. bur there were few
4 sels for the places. This vas
n more particulariy OF the school
d e race than elsewhere.
e. Andrew p. Biddie and F. p.
Hter are the Democratic nominees
e the two-year term. John Han
" and Dr. John g. Hall were named
q the four-year term. with AIber;
. close third.
18th practically every district 70
r1cked. p. w. Heating. George V. n
L1hrop and stephen ID. Williams
~ the nominees for the six-yeaI
ten. Frank II. Alfred. genera
II nsger OF the Pere Marquette rail
4 w. Nto1t AnAhth~ Aits ~
4 80, who ended In third place. lee
n Alfred by only "a votes
Posecutor Charles Jasnowski'I
u. 6inAfion fsr recorder on the Re
q D1can ticket Is practically equiva
1t to election on April 2. In ihs
. o,Cnt Of Mr.. Jasnovskfs election
~ win tAke once Jan. 8, 1918. an,
III w. vcorhies. his chief aszfst
49, viii fli out his chiefs unex
! = term. Jasnowsli was elected
N eoufor after he had flled Hugh
T. Dhsrd's unexpired term.
I'M ARBoB Mich. March e.
~ 1phn p. Kirk. Ypsiianti. Dem
\ 4 ~ snd Attorney George W. Sam
An Arbor.s Republican. wer'
n 1l~n1sd yesterday In washtenaw-i
y ~ URINARY. ATTORNEY Arthur
-. Ann Arbor. opposed Ksrk
~ Attorneys John Kalnbach, o
Z C14jsca. and Joseph webber. o
{CD1lanft. ran against Sample
Heavy msjors;ies we're returned ~
kth nominees.
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