Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-11-09

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yass. Harman's most active supporter
was William H. Berry, who was elect
Cd state treasurer on the fusion ticket
two years ago and who uncovered the
capitol scandal, which the Democratic
party made its chief issue In lts last
two state campaigns.
Judges Elected.
The following common pleas Judges
were elected in Pennsylvania;
philadelphia County - F. Amedee
Breezy. (Rep); John l.. Kinsey' (RepJ;
Edward w. Magill, (Rep); William
w. Wiltbank, (Rep); William c. Fer
guson. (Rep); Charles Y. Audenried'
(Rep).
Allegheny County-Thomas J. Ford
(Rep(: John D. Shafer, (Rep);
Thomas D. Carnahan, (Rep); JOSIAH
Cohen, (Rep); Josephh M. Swearin-
gen, (Rep).
Chester County-William Butler, Jr''
(Rep).
Crawford County-George E. Daven
port, (Rep).
Dauphin County-S. ]. NJ. McCarreii'
(Rep). u
Delaware County - William B.
Broomall, (Rep0.
Fayette County,. Q. Van Swearin-
gen, (Rep).
Luzerne County-Henry A. FuileF'
(Rep). - @
Montgomery County - Aaron D.
Swartz, (Rep).
These orphans court judges were
elected:
Philadelphia County-Edward And
erson, (Rep).
Fayette County-James C. WorK'
(Rep). oro
The following associate judges were
elected o
Elk County-Thomas B. Gillouly'
(Dem.).
huntington County - William f.
Lightner, (Rep).
columbia County-William KricK-
baum, (Dem0.
Monroe County-John S. Bossaro
(Dem.).
Heavy Republican Gains.
schuylkill County-Gives HarmaI
200 plurality, a Republican gain Of
5217. Both Koch, Republican, anu
Rechtel. Democrat, for judge, claim
election by a small majority.
Crawford County-Gives Sheath lSO'
plurality. a Republican gain OF l'oS
The contest was so spirited on the hgh
for Judge of Crawford county that th'
state ticket was lost sight of. Th'
tudgeship is close. o-,
Lebanon County-Gives Sheath l25'
plurality, a Republican gain Oh 1893
Charles Wenrick, Republican, Tor dis
trict attorney, and Abram Swanger
Republican, for director OF the poor
elected. an
Lancaster County-Gives Sheath SOO
plurality, a Republican gain OF S'44'
Johnson, Republican, defeated DAVIS
Damocrat. for district attorney, by oO
majority.
Juniata County-Gives Hartman Z
plurality. a Republican gain OF 42S
Indiana County-Gives Sheath NV
majority. a Republican gain OF lS2.
Cambria County-Gives Sheath lot
plurality. Republican gain OF 1853.
Lycoming County-Gives Harma
$500 plurality, a Republican gain
1471.
I,ehigh County-Gives Hartman o.
r,,ralitv a Republican gain OF 23S
The entire Republican county lick
was elected. On,
York County-Gives Hartman ~,
n,nrality. a Republican gail OF 800
The entire Democratic county TICK
was elected. 40
Perks County - Gives Harmah az
plurality, Republican gain OF So(
Tho entire Democratic county tick
17as elected. -
Chester County-Gives Sheath ~
plurality, Republican gain OF 'o'
william Butler, Republican, was
elected Judge unanimously.
Montgomery COunty-Gives Shes
aonO nlurality. a Republican gain
22S7. McCarrell (Rep.), for judge q
feaIS patterson (DSHl.(' ny '> ~
Bucks County-Gives Sheath 900 pl
rality, a Republican gain OF 1851.
Delaware County-Gives Sheath 81
plurality, Republican gain OF 1850
Bradford County-Gives Sheath Ii
plurality, a Republican gain OF 1864
Erie County-Gives Sheath 700 p
rality, Republican gain OF 1857.
Beaver County-Gives Sheath
plurality, Republican gain of 1856
Mifhin County-Gives Hartman
plurality. a Republican gain OF GA
Lackawanna County-Gives She
800 plurality, Republican gain of AZ
Blair County-Gives Sheath 25OO p
rality, a Republican gain Of 9lS9.
Banks Kurtz was elected district
torney; Claude Jones, register and
corder, and ]. H. Davis, county tire
urer
Carbon County-Gives Sheath
plurality, Republican gain OF 124t
Butler County-Gives Hartman
plurality a Republican gain OF
Albert C. Rothman, DEM, was cleo
district attorney.
Tioga County-Giyes Sheath z
plurality. a Republican gain OF 2l7'