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r755M) a local candidate, tsileadlnpr on
bS iroMl?an ticket by more than 6000
:':;s V Ml M.SO vote, with 100-lltr)cta stilt
am reporicu, vriro wasv pecojm wiin
IS, toMowefl by McLaughlin with 23,74 ;
piwill, 22,aTI Sobel, 21,861, and Scott,
Jfl.JSS. Utfean, the Brumbaugh can-
s trailing In the rear, being moro
fWO votes behind his running mate.
reesman William It Coleman rvaB
frwtftd by Ills constituents In the 30th
el, defeating Clyde & Kelly by a ma
st about 3200 votes. It was pre
by Kelly's friends that ho would
and the early returns last night In-
the fight would be close, but the In.
a) districts rolled In with substantial
ties for Coleman. Kelly had the sun-
of the "dry" element.
Congressman A. J. Barchfeld Is leading
exponent, jacoo Borrei, in tne 3zu uon-
tfonai District by ft majority or moro
8S00, with a few districts to bo heard
and he will probably maintain this
Barchfdld was supported by the
V forces.
,A. warm fight was wngcd between
Charles A, Magee. a brother of former
JMyor William Magee, a Brumbaugh lieu
IMant and member of tho Public Sen Ice
Cemmlsel&n, and Georgo M. Hosack for
''fit-Republican nomination In the 46th Sena-
'tfcrlal District. Mageo was opposed by tho
u ArmMrong-Ollver-Lesllo combination, but
-kn was returned a victor by a majority ex-
"4tnr 2B00.
iWTte '"wet" forces gained another member
ftl.the Assembly. Of the 24 elected to the
legislature from Atleghony County, 21 of
'ffcem will be adherents of the liquor forces
M three local optlonlsts. Last year there
rert four "dry1 representatives from this
unty.
BEDFORD
-BEDFORD, Pa., May 17. Tho Penroso
Ifcfeet carried Bedfonl County for delegates
4ft' large and district delegates by a large
Jrlty. For Congress, Wt W. Bailey, of
"jMitrttoWn. Democrat; John VM. Roso, of
1 "JMtinAtown, Republican, woro nominated. A.
intohall Palmer, the candidate for Nntlonnl
r5fommtteeman on tho Democratic ticket,
'fcn by a large majority. S. B. Phllson,
i Cftmocrat, was named for State Treasurer,
ltd .Harmon Kephart, Itepubllcan, for tho
," wwne office.
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Bobbins a the Republican congressional
candidal In the Bittler-Westmoreland dis
trict Jlo apjiarehtly has a big lead otot
A. I Keinter, cahdldate for ro-electlon
James B.(VeAver, of Latrobe ha a good
lead over sen&tbr" Chester V Sensenlch,
candidate for re-oleotlon.
James a Beacon and T W Phillips, who
announced as Roosevelt candidates for
delegate to the Republican national con
vention, will be easy winners over Levi M.
Wise. th only other candidate.
Tho prdbablllllo are that the fight be
tween tho wet ami do a on tho legislative
ticket will be closer In tho county than It
has been for years.
CENTKti
BELLBFONTC. Pa., May 17 Returns
from 61 precincts glvo Brumbaugh ticket
690 ! Penrose ticket, 1201 For Auditor Gen
eral Ambler has 609 J Snyder 1288. The
voto on Congressman-at-Large Is: Lefean,
601 McLaughlin. 1143 j Sobel, 1137! Scott,
4B9 For the Democratic National Com
mittee! Llebel, 218! Palmer, 340, For the
Democratic nomination for United States
Senator! Bonnlwell, 71 J Orvls, 1180,
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BERKS
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vniniKn. Pa.. Mav 17. A light voto
iu polled throughout Berks County. Early
ritums show that Congressman Arthur CI.
Sewalt, ot Allentown, will bo renominated
"' a.tho Democratic ticket over Charles G.
fMti, of Boycrtown, by a handsome ma-
v rlty.
" Snyder carried Berks for Auditor Gen-
' aval and the Pf nrose ticket for national
miani-k.ai.inTim Iran liv a irood marcin.
V,Vs Democratic State Senatorial fight bo-
tween Senry X. Green, Francis W. Balt
''fcaer and Georgo W. Sassman 13 close, and
,jfe MW returns show Balthascr In tho lend.
' Tho Penrose organization carried tho
" feunty for Robert Grey Bushong and Ed
ward Ml Young, of Allentown. for national
dMcates. In tho fight for Republican nom
tofttion for General Assembly In Reading,
truilam F. Plowfleld and Charle J,I. Pugh
wIH likely bo the successful candidates, "and
Walter Aj RIngler and Francis Stcftonberg,
s the Democratto side. -
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ALTOONA, May 17. Brumbaugh's doltj.
gatea-at-largo to the national convention'
toarted Blair County by from 1000 to 1200,
according to the most reliable figures ob
tainable today. For President, Brumbaugh
received 3216. Wilson 1931.
For United States Senator, Bonnlwell
leads Orvls by 000.
For Stato Treasurer,. Kephart leads Clark
fcy 376 and Cramer leads Phllson by 450.
For Auditor General, Ambler -leads
Knyder by 450, while Lenny Is 360 ahead of
Kurrln.
For Congressmen-at-large on, tho Repub
lican ticket, the voto Is Crago, 2119, Gar
land 1917, Lafean 2936. Scott 2903, Mc
Laughlin 1570, Sbbel 1352. "
BRADFORD
TOWANDA, Pa., May 17. Toting, Brum
baugh delegate, and Halo, an avowed Roose
velt man, carried tho 14th district by
large majorities. Penrose gets tho delegates
, at-large. Roosevolt and Brumbaugh lead
for the presidential nomination. There
was a small Democratto Voto for Wilson,
BonpiweU and Knox crfrrled the county for
8nKtor, and Kephart and Cramer for
Bt&teTTreaa'urer. Ambler and Murrln won
far Auditor General. Jones and Mills are
deadlocked for tho State Senate. F. G.
VanDyke is the Democratic choice. Palmer
arrled. the county for national committee
man. Stalford, a Palmer man. was elected
State committeeman. Lilly, a Penrose man,
vpn by a largo majority over Harding,
a Brumbaugh man, for Republican Stato
eommltteeman. Louts T, McFaddcn, Re
publican, was renominated for Congress
in the J.4th district. John D. Brennan, ot
Wayne County, Is the Democratic choice.
BUCKS
DOYLESTOWN. Pa., May 17. Penrose
legates swept Bucks County, 6 to 1,
Mfalnst BrumbaUgh. The Brumbaugh
vote was very light and probably will not
reach 400 In the county. For State Treas
urer, Itepubllcan returns from 36 districts
give Clark, 440; Kephart. 1682. Thi
Auditor General figures are: Ambler,
lit; '.Snyder, 1705. For Congressman-at-forge,
returns show Crago, 1767; Garland,
,1746;. McLaughlin, 1694; Sobel, 1690, and
, Uy lead all their opponents 5 to 1 or bet
ter. ,L fan's vote was 243, Scott's 386.
Congressman Harry W. WaUorf. Repub
Han. was nominated. He was unopposed.
Penrose delegates to the national conven
tion swept the county with these figures:
Arson, 1813; Buskman, 1959. Democrat
fe returns are very meagre. Tho big prl
Jaary fight was on the national committee
i ' man. Palmer apears to bo leading In the
, tsunty and will probably win over Lelbel
fey about 300. Bonnlwell has probably ear
ned the county for United States Senator
ver Orvls, The DemJcratlc vote for Stato
Treasurer and Auditor General Is eo close
that it is uncertain. Kinsley, Moore, Ross
a4Wad!eich have been named as the
Democratic Congressmen-at-large. Plum
raeratul Stoneback are far In the lead for
national delegates frpm the 8th district
Heacock leads Dlefenderfer for tho noml
M,ton for Congress, probably 2 to 1,
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OREBNSBURO, Pa., May 17. Returns
fcidlcate the nomination of Edward E.
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CHESTER
WEST CHCSTntt. Pa. May 17. The
voto polled In Chester County yesterday
was llttlo moro than two-thirds of that usu
ally cast. The weather had Its effect and
thcro were many "stay-at-homes." In West
Chester less than a thousand voles were
polled, while usually thero aro about 1600
Complete figures will not bo available
until late In the day. Congressman Thomas
S, Butler, Republican, nnd Kdwnrd II. Cas
salt, Democrat, hnd no opposition for tho
nominations for Congress. W. P. Davis,
Democrat, was nominated for Stato Son
ntori while T Lnwrcnco L'yre, Republican,
has defeated Plummor D. Jcffcrls for tho
Republican place by 2700 to 7000 In tho
60 precincts heard from Tho election offi
cers had troublo In counting the ote, owing
to tho large amount of cutting, nnd tho elec
tion board will begin Its work this after
noon Tho Penrose ticket for dclcgatcs-at-largc
to the National Convention was elected
Horaco A Bcalo una rhoson dclegnto to tho
National Convention from tho 7th district.
Roosevelt received a scattering voto for
tho presidential nomination.
For State Treasurer, Crnmer won on tho
Democratic ticket nnd tho Republicans
choso Clark
Tho Stato committeemen for tho Repub
licans will bo Fred T. McDonald, of Kon
nett Square, nnd Dr B Harry Warren, of
West Chester, nnd for tho Democrnts, 11
Lewis Burnhnm, of Treadyffrln, and Wil
liam Sharplcss. of Birmingham, both of
whom nro Brumbaugh men
Ambler won tho Republican nomination
for Auditor Goncral, and John F. Lonney
tho Democratic.
Bonnlwell won tho Democratic nomina
tion for Senator, nnd Knot had no opposi
tion on tho Republican ticket.
CLARION
CLARION, Pa, May 17 nicven dis
tricts from Clarion County gavo Palmer
378 nnd Llebel 181 In tho Democratic con
test for Nntlonnl Committeeman. Tho ote
for Republican candidates for Congressmen
at largo was- Lafean, 72 j McLaughlin,
128; Sobel, 172; Scott, 08. For Auditor
Goncral Ambler. 136: Snyder, 187. For
Assembly: Wolfo, Democrat, has 273;
Swcltz, Democrat ("dry"), 300.
DAUPHIN
ILVRRISBURG. Pa., May 17 Estimates
hlao yesterday were that Harrlsburg'polled
lesB.than half of tho ordinary primary vote
"flhd that In some parts of Dauphin nnd
Cumberland counties tho vote wpuld run
less. Fragmentary returns from this city
Innd tho Lykens Valley showed that Gov
ernor Brumbaugh was running behind some
of his own delegntes-at-large, and In Steel
ton nnd other towns tho name of Roose
velt was written Into the ballots below that
of Brumbaugh.
Indications are that tho Penrose dele
gates received a good-sized voto and that
Snyder and Kephart swept Dauphin and
adjacent counties. Tho partisans of Scott
nnd Lafean made strenuous efforts for them
In this vicinity.
The" returns from Jefferson township,
Dauphin County, show six votes cast for
the Penrose 'dolcgatos-at'lnrgo and none
for the "Brumbaugh list In a number of
other rural districts tho Brumbaugh slato
got two nnd threo and the Penrose list from
16 to 20. In some Harrlsburg city districts
Penrose wns ahead about 6 to 1 Senator
Snyder received a good voto In tho upper
end of Dauphin County, where ho was born.
It Is estimated that he will beat Ambler
3 to 1 in the county. The surprise of tho
returns is the small number of Ford stick
ers and tho number of Instances In which
Roosevelt's name was written Into tho bal
lot, especially In the mining and steel works
districts.
DELAWARE
CIIDSTnit, Pa.. May 17. The Penrose
ticket won In Delaware County over the
Brumbaugh faction by about 5000 majority.
All 12 of tho Ponroso delegates to the Na
tional Convention wero elected. Bonnlwell
defeated Orvls, In the Democratic contest
for United Statest Senator, and Kephart
won over Clark for tho Republican nomina
tion for Stato Treasurer. The leading can
didates for Congrcssmen-at-largo are Re
publican, Crago, Garland, Sobel and Mc
Laughlin ; Democrats, Klngsley, Moore, Ross
and Watdellch.
In this, the 7th Congressional District,
these candidates were named for Congress
Republican, Thomas S. Butler; Democrat,
B. B. Cassatt, State Senator William C.
Sproul was nominated over Benjamin F.
James for State Senator. J. H. Benner Is
the Democratic: nominee. William T. Ram
sey, of Chester, and J. Lord Rlgby, of
Media, Republicans, carried the county for
State committeemen. Both aro Pcnroso
men. Stato Commltteo nnd other Demo
emtio contests aro undecided.
ERIE
ERIE, Pa., May 17. The Penrose ticket
carried Erie County In the fight for dele
gates, to the Republican convention at the
primaries yesterday by 1000 majority over
the Brumbaugh men. Returns Indicate that
Woodrow Wilson, for Democratic nomina
tion for President, polled about 1600 votes
Zed
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in Erie County and on the Republican side
Brumbaugh received about 800. -
For United states Senator, Bonnlwell
lead oft tho Democratic side by a good
margin. Fof State Treasurer Cramer leads
rhllson. Democrat, and Kephart, Republi
can In the Auditor Generalship race, Krle
County gave Lenny a majority ton the Dem
ocratlc side and Snyder, Republican, about
1000. No figures nro yet obtainable on tho
fight for Congressman-at-large, but Sobel
carried the county by an overwhelming ma
jority, while the other leaders on the Re
pubtlcanfeldo are Crago, Garland, McLaugh
lin. In the 25th Congressional District,
Henry A. Clnrk Is the Republican nominee,
C. N. Crosby, tho Democrntlo nnd Wt W,
Kincaicie, tho Washington. Miles R. Na
son won tho Republican nomination for
State Senator and M, C. Cornell the Demo
cratic nomination. Frederick V Sapper
nnd n H, Wilcox nre the Republican Stale
committeemen, whllo Harry Alter nnd Au
gust Wlttman are the Democrntlo Commit
tee. The Penrose organization carried their
Republican committeemen ncross In the
fight nnd the Old Guard faction won on the
Democratic side for Democratic Nntlonnl
Committeemen. Llebel carried Erlo County
over Palmer by about 1600 majority.
can side of the House at Itarrlsfiurg, has
been renominated on both the Republican
nnd Democratic tickets In the 3d Mcka
wanna District Ehrhardt has serveo1 six
terms.
FRANKLIN
CHAMBKRSBURG. Pa.., May 17. Re
turns nro slow coming In from Franklin
County. Moro than half of tho 66 districts
show Kephart lends Clnrk for Stato Treas
urer. Snyder defented Ambler for the
Auditor Ocnernlshlp nomination. The Ten
rose candidates for delegates to tho Na
tional Convention arc In tho lend. Wil
liamson gave Focht a close raco for Con
gress. The Penrose Congressmen-at-large
slato wins. Walter nnd Benchoft wero nom
inated for the Legislature. Byron nnd Ben
edict were named as National Republican
dolegntes.
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FULTON
McCONNBLLSBURG, Pa , May 17 Un
official returns from Fulton County show
tho Penroso ticket won. Tho vote for Pres
ident was Wilson, 760; Brumbaugh, 300;
Roosovett, 35 For the Democratic nomina
tion for United 8tates Senator, Judge Orvls
leads Judge Bonnlwell by nbout 100. Phll
son, Democrnt, for Stato Treasurer, wins
oer Cramer, his opponent, by 226. Snyder
wins tho Republican nomlnntlon for Auditor
General Kinsley, Mooro, Ross and Walde
llch are tho Democratic candidates for Con
gress at largo. Ben K. Focht Is the Re
publican nominee for Congress In tho 17th
district, of which Fulton County Is n pnrt;
Georgo A. Hornsberg. tho Democrntlo
nominee, and R. W. Williamson, Washing
ton party. Earl Taylor Is tho Republican
Stato Committeeman: E. L. Lynch, tho
Democratic, and W. II. Grcathead, Wash
ington party.
LANCASTER
LANCASTER, Pa., May 17. Governor
Brumbaugh received th6 preferential prcsl
dentlal vote. Four years ago Roosevelt re
ceived 13,041 votes In Lancaster County.
Yesterday the candidates avowedly for him
received around 1200 votes. For Repub
lican natlonat delegates-at-large the follow
ing aro chosen: Armstrong, Bnbcock, Baker,
Brumbaugh, Clement, Elverson, Jr., Ken
drlck, Oliver, Penrose, Reynolds, Rice,
Smith.
On the Democratic ticket Orvls receives
a majority for United Stnes.. Senator., For
Stato Treasurer Kephart, Republican, and
Phllson are nominated.
For Auditor General, Murrln, Democrat,
and Snyder, Republican, have majorities.
For Cohgressnlan-nt-large, Crago, La
fean, Scott, Republicans, nnd Kinsley,
Moore, Ross and Wnldellch nre ahead.
For Congressman, 8th District, W. W.
Grlest, Republican, renominated, nnd Henry
F, Myers, Democrat. National delegates
Republican, W, W. Grlest nnd H. Edgar
Shorts! Democratic, P. Edward Clark and
Amos S. Itess.
For Senators, 17th District, Col. H. L.
Hnldemnn, Republican; Newton Jackson,
Domocrat; 13th District, John G. Homsher,
Republican;, James B. Jeffries, Democrat,
For National Commltteo, A. Mitchell
Palmer,
For State Committee Republican, 8. W.
Dlller, John H. Myers, claiming to bo
neither Penrose nor Brumbaugh men; B.
F. Davis and William E. Walker, Demo
crat. Democratic delegatcs-at-large, Autcn,
Black, Dunn, Glvon, Glasgow, Hlndman,
Lee, Lcnahan, Lynctt, Morris, McAvoy,
McNalr.
INDIANA
INDIANA, Pa May 17. Returns avail
able this morning show the probable suc
coss of tho Penroso ticket In this county
and tho Ponroso candidates for delegates.
JUNIATA
MIFFLINTOWN, Pa., May 17. About 60
per cent, of tho voto was out and tho Indi
cations nro that tho Penroso ticket carried
Juniata. County for Assembly. Bergy, Re
publican, defeated Rodgers on the Demo
cratic ticket. Musser dofeated Hacken
bergcr and Doughton Farmers were all
busy, which wns Brumbaugh's loss. Focht,
Republican, will carry tho county, ns the
Penroso forces nro better orgnnlzed, and
Administration Democrats will carry tho
county.
LACKAWANNA
SCRANTON, Pa., May 17. Governor
Brumbaugh carrlod Lackawanna County as
a candidate for delegato-at-largo In 61 out
of .181 districts. Brumbaugh Is leading
Penroso by 800. Completo returns may In
crease this lead to 2000.
Tho vote for tho other candidates for dcl-egato-at-largo
Is coming in slowly. Candi
dates of both tho Penroso and the Brum
baugh factions nre known to h.-ue polled a
heavy vote here. There are no figures
available in tho voto for President. Wil
son waB given a virtually unamlmoun vote
by tho Democrats. Thero wero scattering
votes for Roosevelt and Ford. In 87 dis
tricts out of 181 Kephart is leading Clark
1500 for State Treasurer. ,
Snyder, for Auditor General, had nbout
the same lead over Ambler. On the Demo
cratic ticket Murrln, In his home county,
beat Lenny K to 1. Scott, Sobel, McLaugh
lin and Lafenn nre leading for Congress-man-nt-Large
In tho order named.
Soe.ity-one districts in tho vote for Congressman-at-Large
give Scott 2540, Sobel
2121, McLaughlin 1S72, Lafean 1336.
John R. Farr, Republican, was unop
posed for Congress, and also captured the
Washington nomination without a fight.
Victor Burschel Is tho Democratto nominee.
He had no opposition.
For Demoorntlc nomination for commit
teeman Palmer Is leading Llebel 3 to 1.
P. J. Boland and P. L. McLane, Palmer men,
hae been elected to tho Dcmocrntc State
Committee, John Von Bergen, Penrose
man, nnd Morgan Thomas, Brumbaugh sup
porter, were unopposed for Republican
State Committeeman. Bonnlwell, for United
States Senator, Democratic, and Cramer,
for State Treasurer, Democratic, are leading
400 votes In the districts heard from.
Fred C. Ehrhardt, father of tho Republl-
LEBANON
LEBANON, Pn., May 17. With less than
half tho vote polled nt yestcrdny's prlmnry
election In Lebanon County, Senator Pen
rose nnd his Republican nntlonnl delegates
wero given substnntlnl majorities. Gov
ernor Brumbaugh nnd Prosldont Wilson,
being unopposed for President on their
respective party tickets, woro given en
couraging votes, but tho total voto will not
be known until later today, returns being
slow In coming In, desptto tho small voto.
Orvls leads Bonnlwell on tho Democratic
ticket for United States Senator, Phllson
Is ahead of Cramer for Stato Treasurer
and Murrln tops Lenny for Auditor Gen
ernl. On tho Republican ticket Kephart leads
Clark by n substantial voto nnd Snyder
runs nhead of Ambler.
For Congressmnn-at-Lnrgo Klnsloy,
Moore, Ross nnd Wnldellch nro tho suc
cessful Democratic candidates, whllo Crago,
Garland, McLaughlin and Sobel lead tho
Republican candidates for tho same of
fice. Indications nro strong that Congressman
A. S. Krclder, of Annvlllc, will hnvo n voto
of possibly six to ono for hin only oppo
nent. Congressman Arthur Rupley, of Car
lisle. Harry B. Saussman. of Paxtang, was un
opposed for the Democratic congressional
nomination
Col. Horaco L. Hnldcman, of Marietta,
and Newton Jnckson, of Columbia, were
unopposed In their respective candidacies
for tho Republican nnd Democratic State
senatorial nominations.
goes to Btate Senator Horace W. Sehahl
without opposition.
Palmer's candidates for delegate at-large
carried Lehigh by 1200.
George Kuhl ntid Latorence If Rupp were
elected Democratic state Cojn!nlleemn:
Two Penrose lenders, Fred. B. Gerne.fd and
Oscar A. Neff, were chosen Republican
State Committeemen.
LUZERNE r
WILKES-BARRE, Pit., May 17. Penrose
delegates to tho Republican National Con
vention tarried, Luzerne County by ma
jorities ranging from 600 to 800. Kephart
won the nepuoiican nomination ior duuo
Treasurer by 260 votes, Snyder was the
victor In the Auditor Generalship fight by
2000.
For Congressman-nt'targe, the returns
give Lewis, 4500; Scott, 3725; Thomns,
3028; Brenckman, 2610; Garland, 2218;
Campbetl, 2014.
T, W. Templeton won the Republican
nomination for Congress and John J, Casey
tho Democratic.
Senator) Cat lln won the nomination of nil
parties.
LYCOMING
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa May 17. The
tightest primary voto In years was polled
In Lycoming County. Early Indications nre
that Congressman Edgar R. Kelss will be
renominated on the Republican ticket In the
16th District. This was the only Interesting
local contest, A. M. Hongtand, of thin city,
nnd W. E. Champaign, of WellBboro, being
his opponents. Furey nnd Luppert will
likely be the Democratto nominees for As
sembly, and Bldelspacher nnd Harer the
Republican candidates. Palmer will un
doubtedly carry the county for Democratic
Nntionni committeeman.
LEHIGH
ALLENTOWN, May 17. By a vote of
two to ono Tenroso force-? carried Lehigh
County over tho Brumbnugh candidates for
delegatcs-at-largo. and Colonel Edward M
Young, of Allentown, nnd Judge Robert
Grey Bushong. of Rending, wero oloctcd
delegates to tho Republican National Con
vention. The vote runs nbout 3000 for the
Penroso candidates nnd 1500 for tho Antls.
Virtually all tho 400 Lehigh Democrats
who camo to tho poll voted for President
Wilson, but Republicans wero far from
unanimous in thus honoring Brumbaugh,
and the scattering vote for Hughes, Penroso
and Ford enual that accorded the Governor.
Tho result ot presidential preference shows
that Lehigh Is not for Roosevelt. Tho voto
between Bonnlwell nnd Orvls Is close, with
Indications that Bonnlwell may carry the
county by 200. ,
Crnmer, Democrat, for Stato Treasurer,
carries tho county by 1000, whllo Kephart
will have about tho pamo over Clark. For
Auditor General, Lenny, Democrat, will
havo 1000 over Murrln, nnd Snyder, Re
publican, beats Ambler by 1200.
Kinsley Moore, Ross nnd Wnldellch re
ceived 3000 votes ns Democratise candidate
for Congressmen-at-large, to 1500 for
"Butch" McDevltt.
The four leading Republicans for Con-gressman-at-largo
aro Crago, Garland, Mc
Laughlin nnd Sobel, with nbout 1600 votes
each, to 600 for Lafean nnd 800 for Scott,
only 202 Republicans voted McDevltt
Arthur S. Dow-alt, of Allentown, Democrat.
Is renominated for Congress in the Berks
Lehigh district by at lenst 3000 majority
ovor Charles B. Spatz, of Boyertown, while
the Republican nomination for Congress
MONTGOMERY
NOHRISTOWN, Pn., May 17 The Pen
roso Organization carried Stontgomery
County nnd tho Palmer tlckot Is n winner
In tho Democratto camp. Tho candidates on
tho Penrose ticket aro runnlne nwav nhead
of tho Brumbaugh candidates.
The voto for Brumbaugh and Wilson for
President was not counted, nnd there Is no
way of telling what It was.
Orvls has apparently defented Blnnlwcll
In tho county for tho Democratic nomina
tion for United States Senator.
Tho fight between Dlefcndorfer and Ilea
cock, Democrats, for Congress, Is close, and
tho result may depend upon Bucks County.
Ambler, for Auditor General, has n mn
Jorlty over Snyder of moro than 1000.
For the Republican Assembly. Boyd won
easily In tho 2d District, but the full count
will bo rcaulred to dctermtno tho nomlnni
tlon In tho lBt, whero the candidates aro
Cochran nnd Stiles, nnd In tho 3d District,
whero Hnldcman nnd Schultz had a hard
contest
Tho high men on tho Republican ticket
for Congrcsmen nt largo aro Croga, Gar
land, McLoughlln and Sobel. On tho Dem
ocratic ticket aro Kinsley, Moore, Ross and
Wnldellch, with no vote obtainable.
J. Aubrey Anderson, of Montgomery
County, and Clnrenco J, Buckman, of Bucks
County, nro running ahead of Eastburn and
Ilecbncr ns 8th District delegates to tho
Republican Nntlonnl Convention. Plummer
nnd Stoneback show a god lend over Har
rlgan for tho Democratic national delegates
In tho 8th District.
Anders nnd Styer nro suro winners for
Republican Stato Comlmtteemen, whllo
Kane and Weyand have a big leal for Dem
ocratic State Committeemen. Tho Repub
licans nro both Penroso followers. Tho
Democrats favor Palmer.
MONROE
STROUDSBURG, Pn May 17. Indlcn
tlons point to tho election ot Penrose dele
gates to tho national convention by a ma
jority of 400. Tho Wilson voto will bo
nbout 1S00 nnd Brumbaugh's is about 300.
Orvls' voto for United Stntes Senator will
exceed BonnlweH'n by COO. Kcphnrt. Re
publican, for Stato Treasurer, carried the
county by 300. Snyder's vote for Auditor
Gonernl will bo virtually tho same hs Kep
hart's. The voto Is light and many of the
townships havo not been reported. Austin
Sweazy, Penrose man, wns elected State
Committeeman nnd Harvey W. Blair, Pal
mer reorganization Democrat, has a walk
over for Stato Committeeman.
NORTHAMPTON
EASTON, Pa., May 17. The Penrose
ticket will receive a majority in Northamp
ton County for national delegates, district
delegates, Stato Treasurer and Auditor Gen
eral. Stotz nnd Whlldln, Penroso men, have
carried tho county for district dclgates, and
Harry G. Solp and Harry Meyers. Penroso
men, for Stato Committeemen. Llebel leads
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PERRY
. DlMCANNON, Pa, May 1 7 Tho Pen
rose elalb for delegates lb the nepubllcan
NAtlonal convention has carried Perry
County four to one. UenJ K. Focht, He
publican, and flco. Harris, Democrat, were
nominated for Congress. Stale Senator
Frank Martin, TtepubllcAn ! Scott S. Lelby.
Pemocrat. State Committee Samuel H.
Shellar, Republican ! -tames It. Wilson, Dem
ocrat. Member of Assembly John S. l-by,
Republican! Lewis Donnally, Democrat.
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SCHUYLKILL
POTTSVlIiLt!, Pa , May 17. The Indira
lions are that tho Penrose delegates w It
have an average majority In Sehuylltlll
County over those of Brumbaugh of 2600.
Brumbaugh has a vote of 10,000, nnd
Wilson 12,000, for President. Bonnlwell
leads Orvls by 2000, The voto for State
Treasurer between Cramer nnd Wilson Is
close, while Kephart wins over Clark by a
voto of 3000.
The vote for Auditor General between
l,ony nnd Murrln Is also close, while Snyder
leads Ambler by B000.
Charles A. Snyder said at noon today he
had carried the State by from 75,000 to
100,000 for Auditor General.
The returns from 138 of the 1B0 precincts
In Schuylkill show a mnjorlty for A.
Mltcholl Palmer over Mlchaet Llebel for
member of the Democrntlo Nntlonnl Com
mittee. Ex-Congressman Loo wln3 ovor Boeder for
Congress. Congressman Heaton had no op
position for tho nepubllcan nomination.
Graham Is tho Democratic nominee for
Stato Senator, and Snyder tho Itepubllcan,
ho having no opposition.
Bcrgor nnd Adamson, Penrose candi
dates, won for natlonat delegates, being un
opposed. SNYDER
MIDDLEBURG. Pa., May 17. Snyder
County, H districts' Brumbaugh, 200;
Oliver, 152; Penrose, 147; Smith, 182. For
Auditor General, Ambler, 251: Snyder, 200.
Stato Treasurer, Clark, 273; Kephart, 253.
For Congress, Focht, 405; Williamson, 21(1.
For Stato Senator, McMlllen, 146; McCon
nel, 446.
TIOGA
WELLSBORO, Pa May 17. Not 50 per
cent of tho Tioga County voto was polled
at the primaries yesterday, Tho unwieldy
ballot made returns Impossible last night In
tho "Republican Congressional light In this,
tho 15th, district. Edgar R. Klcss, of Ly
coming County, who wins tho Washington
party nomlnntlon, was a candidate also on
tho Republican ticket, with WIIHam E.
Champntgn, of this county, as his opponent.
Tho light was extremely close. Champaign
concedes Ictory to Klcss nnd has wired his
congratulations. Representatives Williams
and Marvin, Republican local optlonlsts, nro
returned to Harrlsburg.
WARREN
Warren, Pa., May 17. Penroso delegates
to tho Republican National Convention won
by 200 majority. Brumbaugn received 3028
votes for the presidential nomlnat!6n and
Wilson 1075. Snyder's majority over Am
bler for tho Auditor Generalship Is 360. 13.
II. Beshlln, Democrat, wns nominated for
Congress In tho 28th District. Edward It.
Allen Is tho Republican nomlnco and Wil
lis J. Ilultngs, the Washington. A. Mitchell
Palmer won for national committeeman.
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Pa., "May 17. Returns
from half tho 142 prectneta in Washington
County show that the Penroso slato of
delegates to tho national convention carried
by a margin of about 500. Armstrong Is
In tho lead for dolcgates. Bonnlwell, Dem
ocratic aspirant for United States Senator,
Is nn easy winner In this county with n lead
of about 800 over Orvls. Palmer swamped
Llebel for Natlonnl Democratic Committee
man with n lead of 1500. J. V. Clark, who
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and danger should not be
"scrapped" tells it Jn
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dldato to cairy Washington CountrfStaX' '
tlmated plurality over Kephart Wwfc
Treasurer be ne 600. rh.iri. aJM"
carried Washington County over Chfi!I
A. Ainblcr by approximately 1000 Cr.,! '
Is far In tho lead for CongrePs"a(.h?? ;
with Garland second and McLaughlin 35"
Sobel admittedly carrying the county.
II. W. Temple. Republican, and w i
Mellon, Democrat, won tho Congreaiim.i
nominations In tho 24th Dlstrlc? ffl
opposition. S. L. Woodward won for XT
ocrats" Stato Committeeman in thli m"
ty, and David M. McCloskev. a r... ! ;
man, wns named Republican State Cam 1
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gates carried York County but figures a'ri
not available to glvo the majority, VIm
received 6211 votes for the pree"ldentfil
nomination. Brumbaugh, 1654.
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