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Need of Change
IGURES ARE ANALYZED,
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ofiine yesterday In tewlu; tbe Deme- j
watlc machine nil nleng the line In n
1-'it(ull .,, l. ... rM lH" l 1111- l(n
jJUtcen Instead of eleven magistrate,
qemonstrateft the necessity for the ilevel.
.enment of the work of the Voters'
J This Is the tltcnient today of ICd
VAril .1. Hunter, secretary of tlip
leagus, who (IpcIhtps the bsittle egnlnst
Uie b.pnrfliin combination will be pin-
tlnucd. with the idea of striking nt the
rtxt of the ell. I
f'Onee tnerp It In demonstrated that,
t)ic Democratic pnrty lti Phi'adelphla I
1 u little brother of the rlrh," Mr.,
Hunter s-nld. "I lind. for example in I
tjie First Ward, thnt one of tlie Deme-
Qrntic candidates peOcd mere ete than
Jlliy one un the tegular Republican
ticket.
f "Teughill, n Deniccratle candidate for
magistrate, get 4903 vote, ami Hnr
rlgnn 4932. Harrigan was en the He
tiublic.in ticket. In that ward the
highest DenieriitIe ete for a row of.
flee was received b; Crahain. candidate
for Register of Wills, win. et enl 320
veita.
Hunter An:n Vetes
i-'tfn the Thirty '.nth Wnnl. the home
ward of Senater Wire. Teughill get ,
B130, Mngniv. 4752: Helcher. 4202.
and Hculleii. 0317. These are leme-,
cratlc candidates. TeughiU's vote was
Approximately 1000 greater than Fit.
gcraldV. one of the e'eeted organization,
candidates.
"In thin. Senater Vine's ward, the
highest Democratic etc cnt for a rew1
office wns 1123 for Moen-. ler Receiver
of Taxes.
"It is useless fn nniil.ze the ngtiies
further. We have gene right Inte the,
territory of Senater Wire, who wa
lfeenlv interested In soiling tip a "-Irons i
IlepinOtcan etc. in enl'-r. a" In Put It.
te show thnt t'hllndelrbla stands be
hind the AdminitiatIen of President
Harding. We tlnd tie R. phliiP-nii urn-,
chine towing the Democratic machine I
nil nlnin tltit litin
"The citizen of Phi', lelphi.i need
leek no further fr evidence of a bi
partisan combination. Thi deal 'tin 'tin
enstmtcs the neec.ty for the continu
ance and di-wlnprnciit of the work of
the Voters' League.
I Mlis te Future
"In the lat prlinarj eVctien it polled ( .
120.000 vote, de-plte tli- fact that It , j.).
lind enlv come into being les than twiefi'.
jnenths 'before the primary election and , ej .
was net bv anj imans well erganised, oe,
'XllU Repuldicvi organization spent up-.e.;,
wnrd of 8800. 0'ld and utiliy.-tl till It ej
wonderful organization te iell joe.iiuu.
Jn ether words a shift of approximately
10,000 vote would liave meant the de
feat of the bosses-. Tin' Voters' League
will effect its organization and continue
the battle ugalt.-.t the bi-partiwm com
bination with the idea of unking at the
redt of the eit.
"The Itcinibli"un tnrt organization
must be tahen out of the hands of men '154.
who have the audncit te talk about ',or.
Tlntlieatini 1'ie-ide'it Harding, a palp- ,:t(i.
ab'.e aburdlt.v. and then join hands with !!7.
the Demecrnts in electing tueir mugi
trates." Mayer V. lore lind no comment te
make en tue elcttien.
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Incomplete Returns Shew Re.
suits In Many Cases
In Doubt
Totals 18178S 1740S7 17S1(!1 17.'i081 175130 100020 10.1013 1057S.S 10.1830 1.13077 130778 80017 S000S S0970 71070 40039 720S0
73 02160 00148 38310 25850 07310 88014 215S0 52007 10S17 32093 20023
SUPREME COURT
Wat.
1...
S.'haffer Henniwell
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yares Gobble Up
Sixteen Magistrates
Cenllnufd from raze Our
celvcd by Combine candidates for mag-
ictrates.
1'er example Marifatc Jehn F. Du
gan, who led the Organization ticket.
get a total of enl: lsi.7S8 etes against
a total of 2i:.2- for W Freeland
Kendrick fe. Uecuver rf Tnxe. That
Is a less of apprexitn.tti l .''5 OIK), wnieh
Ih about the size of the block thrown
Inte the Democratic column for the re
lief of the ma. bine Democrats.
Scott V.is iew Man
Ames Scott, tin Vare Nrgre leader
of Seuth Philadelphia, wa- the low
jnen in the li-t of eleven nujeiity mag-
istrates. His total ete was only
130,778. He was cut heavily in many
wards, at the rate of about 100O votes
n ward.
Even be. he ran about 14.000 aheud
' 4ttbe highest minority man. Magis
trate Charles K. Magner, who had a
total of SO.llOS. Vare ! uders aj that
Scott will run 11 Negro c.nut.
Magistrate Dugan. whei-e leading of
the magihteiial ticket was accounted for
by the fact that lie had first (dace en
tbe ballet, ib n lieutenant "f Senater
Edward W. Putten, of the Twent
fcevcntii Ward.
Magistrate Ilarrlgan. m. end en the
list, is an ally of .lauu A. Cnrey,
Combine leader in the Fifth Ward.
Frank X. O'Connor, thud en the list,
' ia a former city dctcrthe and a friend
of the Vares.
Dennis V. Fitzgerald, lifth en the
3s..
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40. .
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475
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313
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Fifteenth Ward ; j
an ally of Mu
i Henniwell, nud
II. Helcher, of the
Francis F.. Scullen,
nicipal Court Judgi
Louts J. Dern.
ICaeh of thcc is influential in the
Demeciiitic City Committee, Magistrate
Magner was high man with 80,(!tlN ami
Dern was low man In the minority list
of six with a total of 02.1M). .Mngl
trate Henshaw get In ahead of Den)
with a total of 71,070.
Magistrate (Seeigu W. Price, a lieu
tenant of Direi ter of Public Works
Caven in the Thirty-fourth Ward, went
down te defeat with a total of 52.007
xetes. He had the Veteis' League
nomination. Prhc, who lind the sup-
Ward
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MUNICIPAL COURT
Walsh Mnurcr Shaw
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Imber. who were shoved off the Vare --
slate In the piimarles, made an unstie- -
cess'ul bid for minority honors en the ,-
, 0 Hire weKCl. Ilieir itMiun lrm, l-
pert of independents, was another whe1
would liae wen a minority place hut '
for the machine-like precision with,
which the bl-partisau deal was put)
through.
Goldsmith and lmber Lese
Leuis N. Goldsmith nnd Magistrate
1773, speitlvily 32.008 and 20.023.
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1 majority eleven, Is a lieutenant of
Themas W. Cunningham, leadtr of the
Tenth Ward, ami a factor in the Cen,
lime. Magistrate William F. Heaten is
a 1 litlcal lendir in te- Fifteenth Ware
we ving againtt Preid"it Judqe Hrewn
am in harmony with Harry . lv'cly,
!li. mi 1 of the Vare forces.
Magistrate Ceward, sixth en the 111,
i- n friend of Congressman Hanslc,
Vare leader of the Httend Ward. M'lg
istia'e Glenn, seventh en the lit. i mi
old .Martin man in the Nineteenth Ward,
where for ji,n- the, late Dm id Martin
lelgned supreme.
Helland New te Bench
Fdward .1. Ibdhnd. eighth en the list,
one of tuc new Magistrates, is an ally
of Alfred M. Waldren. A'are leader of
i the Thirty -fir-t Ward. Edward F. Hob Heb
i ert. ninth, is chairman of the Twenty
1 ninth Ward Uepubll'an Executive Com
mittee, and was put en the slate in rec
ognitien of Hiclmrd Wegelln, president!
I of ( it ( nuncil.
' Jeseph M. Perri, tenth mi the slate,
is 1 11c of the Vare lenders among the
Italians of Seuth Philadelphia, and is
one of the active aide of Ceiigres-
man are in the i wentj -sixth Ward.
1 The new magistrates in this slate
'eleven are Fitzgerald, Helland, Huberts,
l'ein and rtenll
The live Demecrnts hilped te mi
nority place' by Combine are: Magis
trates Magner and Teughill, William
The returns in the Mrst Ward fully
illustrate low 1 he Vate Combine lnnn-
iiMilnteii the Henubll-an vote for the
benefit of the machine Democratic can- ;
''.(dates for minority magistracies, llrre.
us in ether Combine wards, the fill'
Vare strength was thrown te Mx of the
c'cnc'i uigr.mziuinn cnn'iiunic. 1,ll: 3r.
Ilepubiiean vote wlilili would lime, gene e(t
te tip Hepublirnns vns thrown te tin- "yj
live Democrat le candli'.ttes Teughill. 38.
Mngtur, Helrlier. S.-ullcn and Pern, .'tp,
Thus, f-.r example, llnrrig.in. one -f 40.
the Republican candidate, get 4P.;il41
Mites, while Tuiighill get 490.'! :n n ward
wlifie the tiighet nirinal Duivcrntii
ete wa only 820. Even though a 1
result of this manipulation, live of tin
majority candidates weie cut, they
m vertbeless vecilved mere votes than
Independent candidates. Tills fact, to
gether with the fact that the candi
date cut larinl wlt'i the wards, was
sulTicirnt te inuie the (lectien of tlr
V.u-e Republican 'ntc as well lis the
Democratic machine candidate.
Independent candidates get n geed
vote In the Third Ward, "here Harry
J. Ti inner is the Administration lender.
The vote was Henshaw, lis."; MIc,
Fester. 1232; Magistrate Carsen, 1180;
Sii.yel McReynelds, 1110; Menahun,
1180.
Trainer surprised politicians b
tluewing 19(11 votes te Magistrate lm
ber. Tills ward nKe aided in spots
tiie ( eiiibmu main Il and
slates.
Senater Snlus, Vare lender of the
Fourth Ward, made geed his threat te
stand bv Mugbtrate lmber, despite or
ders ng.ilnt the latter from the Com
bine chiefs. Imber led the Feutth
Ward slate with a tetul of 2S0S.
Carey Shows Ills Power
James A. Cnrey, Combine leader of
the Fifth Ward, the si cue of the no
torieus Fifth Ward murder of three
years age, celebrated the occasion by
restricting tin1 vole of the Independents
te aluieit nothing. Miss Fester's total,
for instance, was only 49. Cnt.y
forget the murder of Policeman Fppley
and the hlaekjacking of himself long
Rep. Pre. Chnrter
4440 14 14
4043 7 4
2578 II 1
2031 .". ()
2335 1 1 2
408 1 17
5800 00 10
2S30 45 0
345 13 4
3791 81 14
1388 20 1
2.12.1 0 0
8829 8.1 5 1
3191 20 8
0517 217 125
2032 22 10
2300 10 0
2850 117 SS
7085 188 133
7070 75 42
1538 17,3 70
11404 1071 295
4081 211 1.10
720.1 07.I 141
7070 95 90
77.1 1 85 44
3109 101 50
0380 27 1 207
5120 130 70
5500 49 4 1
4122 97 100
05,84 2.10 149
7840 205 220
7220 551 805
200S 77 33
74.12 180 5.1
.",584 1 0 1 SS
8178 431 200
10185 70 48
3S94 1.12 530
278.S 11-5 105
7010 749 875
(IS!)" 400 202
5!iti7 130 -Jp',
3171 40 41
100(1.1 710 3S0
5091 MS 09
4005 0 1 87
ret.ii;
244420
S178
L10 votes te Miss Fester te OS07 for
1 Magistrate Glenn nnd 50-14 for Scott.
Wliem Prlre Did Well
Magistrate Price, of the Voters'
League ticket, cracked the organization
minority slate In the Twenty-first
Ward, by getting 880.1 votes. Th.
highest vote received lij n Combine ean-
j dldate was 2101 for Heateu. Mi
I Fester received only 803 votes. Frank
1 L. Kenwertliy is the Administration
minority 1 lender in tins ward and it is apparent
that his friends centers! mi Price. Scott
lan far behind I1I.1 colleagues en the
Organization ticket, receiving only 920
Milts. Magistrate Hennliaw polled a
total of 1381 under Kcnnerthj'ti lead
ersliip.
The Vare forces ran off with the
Twentv-hceend Ward, Gerniantewu,
supposed te be one of the Independent
citadels. Tills Is the home ward of
Themas F. Watsen, Vnrc leader, and
chairman of the City Committee, who
was elected City Tieainrer. Hut the
Independents foiled the efforts of the
Combine tu capture the minority honors
and left In Oermantenn, nnd yet his
total was 0011. Magistrate Rcushaw
carried the minority vote with a total
of 5228. Miss Fester's total was 353.1.
Tlie real independents nlse carried
the minority places in the Twenty-third
Ward, Magistrate Henshaw leading
with a tetnl of 2010, which was
about 000 mere than received by Scott.
With the exception of Scott nnd Perri,
the Combine candidates wen the ward.
The winning Combine nmjerlty and
minority slntes carried the Twenty
fourth Ward, where Iilnkulv D. Me
Catiglin. Collector of Internal Revenue,
is the Penrose leader. Magistrate Ren
bhaw broke into the minority line-up
with a total of 2107.
Magistrate William F. Campbell,
leaner et the Twenty-fifth
elected Register of ills, gave a perfect
Demonstration or manipulation en be
half of the Combine. His ward was
enrried by tlie complete Combine ma
jority and minority ulatcH. The inde
pendents did net even have a "leek-in"
for one of tlie six minority places. In
ether wards Combine leaders were satis
lied te threw vele1 te five machine
Democrats. Campbell, regarded as an
r.rtlst in organization strategy, went
farther and added Henry J. Hums, one
of the Democratic nominees ,te the icg
ular Organization list of five. This, of
eeutse. pushed Renslinw out of the pic
ture with only 039 votes. Miss Fester's
vote was 851. Tlie highest majority
candidate received 0743 Mites In the
Twenty-fifth Ward and the highest mi
nority, 5785.
Magistrate Reiishaw turned the tables
In the Twenty -sixth Wnrd. Where Con
gressman Vare holds forth. Heie lie
leceived 1087 vote and wen one of the
six minority honors in the ward. Other
wise every thing was Vine. He beaded
the minority candidates in the Twenty
eighth Wnrd. Administration nnd
Voters' Ix-aguc candidates get nowhere
in the Twenty-ninth, the home ward of
runs ! M('lan' Weglein, president of Council.
' " Rensliaw's vote was only 005 and Mis
I ester h 207. while Helcher headed tlie
minority candidates with a total of
2101. Reberta led his home ward with
u total of 4723,
Rendinw also headed tlie inineiitj llt
in tlie Thirty-second Wnrd with 2317.
Scott was cut about 2100 votes in
Overbroek, the Thirty-fourth Ward,
where Director Onu'n is Administration
leader. Here, Magistrate Price, ("uvea's
chief lieutenant, carried tlie wnrd ever
tlie Combine candidates with n aetal of
5880 against 473.) for Dugan, who 'ed
tlie Organization minority lipid. Hen
shaw. Miss Fester and Carsen led the
minerltv field In the Thirty-fifth Wnrd,
where Clarence K. Ctesan is tlie Vnrc
lender.
the high vote for tbe majority candi
dates of 0278.
Independent candidates ran well in
the Fortieth Ward for minority places.
Councilman Cennell is the Administra
tion leader. Renshnw's tefal was 0555,
against 3485 for Scott. Miss Fester's
vote of 1780 compared favorably with
these for candidalis en the Combine
minority slate.
Likewise independent candidates re
ceived geed minority votes In tbe Forty
second Wnrd, nosing out the Combine
minority slate. Andrew Fresch is the
Administration leader. Renshnw's total
was 4207, against 2207 for Scott en the
majority slate. Miss Fester also beat
Scott, with a total of 24S3.
Harry A. Mncke.v, Vare leader of the
Ward, I I'erty-sixth ard, was unable te de
liver mis warn 10 me v einninu mi
nority slate. In fact. Henshaw cracked
the majority slate. His vote was 5853
te 3410 for Scott. Miss Fester polled
2S97. which was mere than the totals
received by candidates en tlie A'are
minority slate.
Combine Slate
Wins by 200,000
CnntlnunMrnm Vaze One
phln. About 400,000 registered nnd of
that number only about 280.000 voted,
slightly mere than one-third the num
ber eligible for te exercise their right
of suffrage.
The first parade thnt followed the
announcement of the election returns
Inst niglil brought out evidence of the
indifference with which many regarded
tiie election. As inarching men led by
la band paraded down Uread street n
number of persons were heard te ask
the reason for the demonstration.
The Successful Candidates
The successful candidalis for county
efiiccs were: Receiver of Tn.xcs, Ken
drick, re-elected; Register of Wills.
CAMDEN COUNTY RETURNS
CAMDEN CITY
ASSEMI1L.Y
5.
V)
M
.Fliyt .
Boeend
Third
Fourth
Kit tb
ffijtb
geventh
Eighth
Ninth
Tn.th ,
Eleventh
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Camden City Totals
Audubon
Harrington
CoUlngsweod
Cbcsllhurst
Oleuccster City
Haddonfield
Hadden Heights
Laurel KprliiKs . . . .
MerchnntvUlu
Oaklyn
"Woedlynno
Berlin uewnsinn ...
QMtter Township . .
Jlesienten Tewniilp
3l&vare uewnmiip
lleiicester Township
MH.aUKCU '.lUWUPIlip
Eaterferd Township
jewiTewnsuip
531
899
101
1130 1112 1e72 534
1847 1843 1300 424
790 710 780 199
, 807 793 798 807 2V!
i 10S1 (i7i i(i70 512 493
1150 1 1 IS 1150 518 49.1
1407 HIS 1429 41S 428
971 001 94S 57S 521
1227 1208 120(1 581 071
1409 13S5 1175 750 739
740 733 747 401 4C(i
1170 1170 1100 77!) 753
1075 10,71 1078 957 823
595 577 587 273 241
15552 1.140 1 1.11 14 7888 09L1
381 822 882 170 171
' 203 20S 200 S5 7!l
1-l.fe 1U7.I 18(19 4S0
71 70 07 12
2220 2213 21.19 1W17
1181 1051 1(137 111
001 00.1 00,1 111
'! tHUf IMttl C I
010 192 499 183 109
140 139 140 12 41
284 277 28.1 253 2.11
055 030 5,12 251 281
0.11) 03! 018 225 211
020 1000 920 290 208
29!) 20 201 80 Hill
018 5.13 01 251 212
.821 W) 805 283 224
311 832 328 80 72
O'-'l 010 02S 84 - 63
20050 32774 1J 09
Acker Prevented "Deal"
Although the Combine carried the
Thirty-eighth Ward, where A. Lincoln
Acker, of the Mnyer's Cabinet, Is leader,
the independents were able te freeze
the "gobblers" out of the minority
places. Rensliaw's Mite was 8.105, Miss
Fester, 2002; Carsen, 2219. ami Price
152'). I'riie ran ahead of Scott, whose
total was only 3002 as compared with
COMBINE LANDSLIDE MEANS
LOWER TAXES, SAYS VARE,
There Will Be "Geed, Big Reduc
tion," Senater Asserts .
Senater Vnrc, lender of the Combine
forces, declared today that (he election
of tlie Republican candidates meant that
a "geed, big reduction" in the tax rate
for 1022 would be brought about.
"The great majority given te the
whole Republican ticket was u record-
lireaKer," lie said, "when It is consid
ered that tills was an off jour election.
Never in the history of tlie nartv in this
city were such majorities received by the
uepiiiiiican ticKet.
"The Pi evident of the United States
and his policies linvc been iiime tliini
uplie'd and I am Hire that every Re
publican in this country will be grati
fied ever the result. At the election a
year age, Jn a presidential je.ir, Mr.
Harding had n majority iif iniup than
208,000 in Philadelphia. Mr. Kendrick,
who received the, highest vole In this,
nu off-year ejection, had a majority of
mer- than 217,000.
i'p result also means n geivl b'r
redi. 'tlen In the taxes en tlie peeple, as
tlie Republican candidates were nom
inated en that platform.
"The members of the Republican
Central Campaign CnnimPtee linvc felt
a'l along that the majority would he
200,000 nnd upward, nnd for this the
women nre entitled te high praise for
their geed work for the Republican
Party."
SCHOOL JANITOR FALLS DEAD
While engaged in bis duties at 7:80
e clock this morning, William Rlake,
fifty, janitor of the llnnnn Public
Scheel, at Fifty-eighth nnd Media
streets, fell dead from heart failure.
He was rushed te the office of Dr.
Charles Iluliney, Fifty-ninth street
and Lancaster avenue, who ntlil that
deatli had bien iiistnntnnceus.
Willlnm '. Campbell; City Treasurer.
s F. Watsen; City Controller,
Thenin:
Willi!. Iladley. elected for 'full term. ...,,!
District Attorney, Samuel P. Rotan.
e-elected for fifth term.
Jehn L. Walsh, n pretege of David
II. Lnnc, of the Twentieth Ward, was
elected te tlie Municipal Court Judge-
I miiji crc.ncu uy ine jui Legislature.
He was the Republican and tlie Demo
cratic nominee, nnd polled 214,420
vet s.
I All the Judges of the Common Pleas
' and Orphans' Courts whose terms were
noeut te expire weie re-elected, vir
tually without opposition. They nre:
Judge Herace Stern, Common Picas
Court Ne. 2; Judge Heward A. Davis,
Common Pleas Ceuit Ne. 3; Judges J.
Villis Mnrtin. Common Pleas Court
Ne. 5, nnd Judges Jehn M. (lest. Henry
C. Thompson and Charles F. Gumtney,
of tlie Orphan' Court.
The voters also approved a propenl
te erect a memorial hall for soldiers
and sailors in this citv. Tlie tetnl was
150,910 yeas te 19.221 n-iyn. The vote
authorized the County Commissioners te
float a lean for the erection of the
memorial.
MOTORIST IS FREED
Leslie D. Thompson. 2.10.1 Seuth
Gress sheet, was discharged bv Mag
istrate Yates filuy when police failed
te produce sufficient evidence te held
Mm. ihompsen was arrested late ves
teulay. whin Adam Klestermun. i-ev-enty-thr-e,
f 1122 North Thiid sticet,
was struck by a speeding automobile.
C70S
203
10') (isi;
10 15
18() 17S7
1 7 207
05 120
u County Totals .... 27032, t'7010
t i iiuiiKii '" 'en up uig iiiujei'iiic, ier Uie
, .1. ,- njut.-.
Councilman Charles I!. Hull, Com
bine bailer of tin- Seventh Ward, did
M'einnn Mrice en behalf of the Vine
majority mid minority slates. Magis
tinl Dugitli led the ticket with .1517
votes, while Anies Scott get a total of
5881, Mis Fester's vote in this ward
was enlv 22S.
"Hue!." DcM'lin. lender of Senater
Penrose' i home wnrd, the Eighth,
pulled a vote for u curious slate. lie
cut lleaten. Ceward, Roberts, Glenn
and Ilelhind. file of the nun en the Or
ganization siate, for majority places,
und supported instead the following
uiixtuic: Teughill and Magner, en the
Cenihlne. minority slnte, ami Magi
ttute Price, of the Voters' Lcnime
I ticket, und also Magistrate Imber, The
Penrose lender returned enl 2i.3 votes
for Mlsi Fester and 2.10 for Magistrate
Carsen.
Turn "uniiingli.iin's Tenth Wat. I
neblj by the Combine majority
Mel '.nineilty slates. .Mls loiter get
Lilly 102 votes,
"Jlnvny Sheeluin, Hie leader of the
Twelfth Ward, who Is closing hlt term
as Hi glster of Wills, also said "Me.
tee," te the Combine nuijeilty mi I
minority f'atcs.
A little surprise play wa.s tmed in
the Thirteenth Ward, where Max Mayer
is the Vare lender, when Ciirseu g..r
1053 nnd Imber 1230. Otheiwl .
ever; thing vent accerdll'.g te Organiza
tion orders.
A similar plnv went ever in ti.e
Fourteenth Wnrd. wheie Jehn It K.
Sett used te run tbln;s for the Van-.
Ciirsen here get sse votes and Imber
03.1, nniln-t 10S for Miss Feuler. How
ever, tlie Organization candidates "went
big" in the Feuiteenth.
The Vare feiees, generally speaking,
lurried the Fifteenth, Judge Ilrewn's
home wnrd except thr.t Magistrate
Pi ice was well in the tumiin? with 2102
votes. Tlie Hrewn leaders led a drlv
cg.ilnst Sfett mil tli. latter recched
only 2221 voles out of nimut 3000 vies
in tin' wnnl. The effort of the Vaie
sweep was hewn m tlie total ter Miss
Fostir. who get only 081,
David II, Lane, Nister of the Oigan Oigan
iatien nnd lender of tlie Twentieth
Ward, reflected his traditional dislike I
COMPLETE VOTE ON THE COUNTY TICKET
Receiver of
Taxes
Register
Wills
of
City Treasurer City Centi eiler
District Attorney
517
inn
ICQ StOdl
2s0
478
473
40.1
J'i.1
093
713
130
752
829
207
217
te
270
2'I3
219
203
91
201
230
78
83
0
7
8
II
10
11
12
18
11
15
10
17
13
19
20
21
21
25
20
27
28
20
80
81
32
88
8!
85
80
37
9S
8!)
40
11
42
43
41
1.1
40
47
43
i,4tff
11073 el women in politics by cllewinif only
Totals
02.st
1012
29.1.1
V.SIW
2185
429
03 10
2727
7:'.!)
8713
1832
2554
3779
HI 111
0170
2010
2225
85!)
7 198
7040
4112
11070
I0O2
7502
7.10
7190
3000
0101
4087
5 123
4213
5473
7773
7079
1971
0930
0395
7910
0021
S000
29.19
7070
00(13
5,131
3S3!)
9930
4881
4400
211285
207
105
114
103
41
200
200
211
180
101
87
85
128
189
1112
117
21 S
399
1087
510
771
2320
70.1
1211
(ilil
Mil
525
1137
021
003
01 13
1027
851
1.12.1
251
1129
571
1.11!
112.1
1710
813
1185
1183
1187
201
1970
002
003
51.11
4(111
2M13
2s75
2 13.1
510
.is f.
208"
729
3711
1883
2531
8772
8091
0789
I'.l'll
223S
870.1
711.1
7537
420.!
807J
3582
0.121
778!
703.1
2S0I
.1141
1707
5342
4180
5023
7323
lisll)
1791
tlsOf
8118
719,1
07(18
8003
20S2
03.13
0338
5309
3709
80.10
4051
4134
320
10S
111
107
8!)
201
209
205
187
171
89
83
108
201
1183
128
220
173
1015
571
SOI
2708
8.11
1177
507
1882
58S
10.17
584
(180
022
1155
892
1.10.1
291
lOil'l
021
1043
10.18
10 15
858
1.118
1209
11K1
858
207.1
002
007
10
32
40
Hi
23
O
1
01
18
151
12
12
1.10
1.10
CO!
10.1
919
810
801
180
77
192
271
85
40
142
245
088
528
131
01
220
302
50
530
170
003
541
P. 3
99
Ml
131
40
5241
100,3
2sC0
2S0S
2181
120
.1311)
2700
712
8719
1882
2514
8.1.10
8090
5917
1899
2220
.".1101
7823
7.1.12
4230
10705
8710
0S10
7291
7754
2971
5107
4S29
0354
408.1
5222
7119
7070
1853
0704
823 1
7540
9877
8397
2801
7100
0031
5803
8044
9104
4802
4528
808
KIS
110
101
41
10.3
210
218
103
151
90
83
!2I
192
111)5
117
198
097
1009
.100
701
2131
773
1141
078
1847
52.1
1110
002
045
5.14
1031
8(111
Kill
217
1072
5.1 1
1 192
973
1090
812
1200
1102
1211
312
P. 1.32
537
005
528.1
4007
2021
2S.V.)
2121
IK!
OSO't
2711
72S
.".747
1881
2.1 I
87S.1
.".07!
0902
1973
2191
3711
71.10
7501
4275
10580
3S53
031 1(
7000
2!Ml't
0077
4S5!
53 1 7
4003
5219
7180
7111
Jit f:
070 1
82S7
7187
9805
8529
2378
7091
0730
."80S
3753
II4IMI
1781
4183
810 L'3.
105 8
10.1
108 H
37 7
207 7
198 '.'5
182 18
139 21
151 II
80 0
SS 7
105 20
19.1 13
1075 10.-,
118 up
212 10
3sll 23
1001 .72
502 53
79 85
2107 0
717 119
1118 273
tisti ei
1389 H
131 1,",,-,
1391 153
490 .11
53 1 83
572 8
K.0S IS!)
900 911
18.10 2S1
215 40
1078 ,'!)
5 15 (15
FI92 270
907 53
050 2S1
80! 47
1008 428
1211 185
1100 77
301 87
ISO I 5". I
011 127
50.1 23
0278
400.1
2928
2807
2433
438
5S.19
279S
741
873 1
1320
2.1 IS
3702
807.1
(1085
1092
2219
8050
7111!
7001
441!)
3 1271
3843
7800
7897
7129
8101
0877
4S(!
0890
4091
0483
7 132
7210
191!
0795
3300
733 1
935!)
8137
2.s70
7110
00S0
022!)
8707
9717
4810
4432
209
198
108
KIS
88
202
171
12S
12.1
140
87
90
100
137
1007
112
208
182
975
500
742
IDS,",
(ISO
1030
000
1811
410
1810
181)
042
008
080
OSS
1107
221
1071
583
1833
0.1(1
1001
200
1010
1 0! i.-,
IDSs,
29,1
17M)
178
580
351-1 22SS03
80211 0528 231121. SC830 2371(53 20S33 30521 230055 "eOm
4
95
7
0
10
1j
10
0
17
177
11
!
101
210
01
se
8(13
125
212
1(1)
03
.15
220
118
4.1
185
183
273
48.!
81
101
141
2S;i
72
051
73
731
8.12
822
10!
191
101
87
0337
CLOSE RACE IN SCRANTON
Harrlsburg, Nev. 0. Returns r.
celved In this city, while far from coin cein coin
plete, indlcnte that the Judicial con
tests in ninny counties In yesterday'
elections were exceedingly close with
the results In ninny still in doubt.
Dauphin County ling apparently m
Jt Ice William I. Kehaffcr n majority
of 0000 fef Supreme Court and prc.
clncts te hear from may increase that
lend. Judges William M. Ilnrgcst
Frank R. Wickcndmni and Jehn H
l'ex hnvc been elected for the r.ill term
after haying been nppelnted bv the Get.
wnnr. Thev were en nearly nil ticket.
The Republican county ticket .
elected by large majorities, while nj,
publican city commissioners and school
directors were re-elected in HnrrUhi r
The ?2.000,000 school lean, "hfel, wfi
the subiect of u vigorous rentest wJ!
defeated by approximately 2500 InHnr.
risburg. r
Harrlsburc elected it,, first woman
nldermnn. Mrs. Eleaner C. Snnder-en
being eheFPh. but the voters of Daiinhln
borough defented Mrs. Rertlm II. Haw.
therne. the first woman te be appointed
n justice of the pence in the State for
election te the full term.
Incemplte rcurei show the Demo
cratic candidates running close or
leading In Northumberland County
where William C. MeCennell, (S
"1'"' """ -i'! ironinitien Dirff.
ter. is the lender. The vote between
Judge Iiliiiere Mnttst, Governer
Rprenrs appointee in Cumberland
County, nnd It. M. Riddle. Democrat
also is close. Lewis S. Sadler. StnU
Highway Commissioner, Is tlie Rcnubll.
can lender of Cumberland.
At 1 o'clock tiiis morning the rnej
for Mnyer in Scrnntnii had hinrewed
down te the closest figures ever result result
leg in n political fight in that citv. At
that hour seventy-one out of n'tnetv.
four districts gave Davis, Republican
12.071; Durkan. Demnrr.it, 12.0M), or
ii majority of nine votes for tin- latter.
Returns from two-thirds of the sli-tv-twe
nrecincts In Rradferd County
show William Maxwell. Republican
leading Willard I). Merse. Prohibition
and Socialist, by 000 votes for Judge.
Demecrnts of Shenandoah regained
control of thnt town, defeating the He.
publican ticket, barked by Paul Vf.
Heuck, Slate Compensation Cemml.
sinner. 'Hie Demecrntic cuudidnU's for
Chief Rurgess, Tux Receiver nnd fiehoel
Heard will have nn average majority ei
S00 ever their Republican opponents.
Ry pluralities of approximately 500
both Republican candidates for the
Reading City Council William .1.
Smith nnd Oscar I. Vvi'thci'lielil, Were
elected yesterday. AH tlie members e
the net Council, te organize in Janu
ary, will be Republican for tlie firt
time since Reading became n commis
sion government city. In 1913, f)r.
Margaret Ilnssler. Repiiblican, was
elected te the Scheel Heard.
The Socialists did net poll as large a
vote as usual. Tlie Democratic nemi.
nee for courthouse offices, Recorder of
Deeds nnd Protlienotnry iiineng ethers,
were elected by reduced lmirglns. Thr
city vote indorsed three proposed leans
for $8,000,000.
POLLS FRAUD CHARGED
National Park Republicans Plan te
Contest Clese Races
In National Park yesterday TMg.ir
Waters, Democrat . the present Mayer,
was defeated for re-election bv a vote
of 20S te 2S0 by Edward K. Allen.
Pennington Miilignn, Democrat, re
ceived n majority of three votes ever
Harry Ulricli for City Council. Albert
May, Republican, was re-elected presi
dent of Council by n' majority of four,
ever Frederick Mi'ler. Jacob Rent!
was rc-clpcicd assessor with a nminrity
of forty-six ever Sydney Mnrtin, Dem
ocrat. Walker Norten, Democrat, was
elected by n majority of secn ever
William Ueers for Tax Collector. Re
publicans assert that there were many
fraudulent votes cnt und arrests are
expected.
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