The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-04
RETURNS SHOW
HOT CONTESTS IN
MINOR OFFICES
Many Close Victories in Fights
for Justice and Constable
Are Barred.

Contests over h offices of justices
of the peace and constables were in
most cases decidedly exciting.
In many instances tickets were u
for these offices n pasted tickets were
much in evidence. The results in ali
Of the sixteen wards were as follows:
In the First Ward there were
particularly keen contests for Justice
of the Peace and Constable. Fred c.
O~ehring, r, L161, won over Jacob
Slatin, D.; behring's plurality being 125.
For Constable, Charles e. Duffy, D.,
I.161, won over Arthur Baker, r., l.123.
Duffy's plurality 3s.
Second Ward-Justice of Peace,
Chester A. Mayer, D., 1856; Joseph H.
Il. Scotland, R, 1,208; Mayors plurality
14S. Constable Caeser Silva, D., 1888;
Herman Peterson, R., 1,221; Silva's
plurality III.
Third Ward-Justice Of Peace, John
F. Seidel, D., 1.407; e. Goddard, R.,
1.12s; Seidels plurality. 2S1. Constable,
Abraham Lebrich, D., 1.469; Morris
Straussberg, R.. 1.070; Lebrich's plural
ity, 3oe.
Fourth ward-Justice of Peace,
James M. Miller. R., 1876; Stephen
Mackinage, D., 1,1s7; Miller's plurality,
179. Constable, Joe Curcio, r., I2S5;
Joseph NJ. Casale, D., 800; Curcio's plu-
rality. 295.
Fifth ward-Justice of Peace, Vim
cent w. Ambrose, D., LIS; Antonio
Iorio, r., 604; Ambrose's plurality, STA.
Constable, Joseph Flaherty, D., L,190;
Lorenzo q. Negro, r., CLIO; Flaherty's
plurality, $50.
Sixth ward-Justice of Peace Ito fill
vacancies), Jacob A. kaufman, r.,
1914; Andrew j. Doran, Jr., D., 1,499;
Thomas Webster. r., 1,463; Joseph Alt
man, 1.461. Constable, John Tully, D.,
1881; Stephen T. Horing, r., 1,421;
Tully's plurality, ITO.
Seventh Ward-Justice of Peace, Fred
w. Summers, D., 1897; John Church.
r., 1,223; Summers's plurality, TIA.
Constable, P. McManus, D., 1892; r. F.
corby, r., 1888; McManus's plurality,
500.
Eighth Ward-Justice of Peace,
Thomas J. Harrison, R., 1891; Joseph
Ravarini, D., 1877; Harrison's plurality,
1,154. Constable, William A. Baker, r.,
2.106: John A. NJ. MCGEE, D., TIT,
Bakers plurality. 1929.
Ninth Ward-Justice Of Peace Ito fill
vacancy, Harry A. Vaughan, r., l,5o6;
Charles Sherman, D., 534; Vaughan's
plurality, 972. Constable, John ]. Flem-
ming. r., 1,346; Martin Carey, D., SAC;
Flemming's plurality, 800.
Tenth Ward-Justice of the Peace,
Alexander J.. Leonardis.. D., 1,419; Leon
ard Cuidera, R., 1855; Leonardis's
plurality, 81. Constable, Otto A. Lebert,
D., 1.457; James Fernicola, 1881; Lee
bert's plurality, 1925.
Eleventh Ward-Justice of Peace,
James r. Fowler. R., 1,s72; Henry Behr,
ID. 1881; Fowler's plurality, TAI. Con-
stable. james S. Waldrip, r., 5970; John
P. Warner, D., 1,24S; Waldrip's plural
ity, 7s2.
Twelfth Ward-Justice OF Peace Ito
flsvacancy), o. Caffrey, D., 254; 40 op-
position. Constable Dennis Damn, D.,
1,341: Michael Hagan, 643; DAMS
plurality. 6SS.
Thirteenth Ward-Justice of Peace.
Otto A. Ledig. D., 1.068; Robert A.
: Glover. R., LOLA; Ledig's plurality, 81.
Constable, John Abraham R., 1,003;
John Murray. D., 1884; Abraham's plu-
rality, 10.
Fourteenth Ward-Justice of Peace,
: Edward Prokocimer. D.. 1920; Francis
Weber. r.. 1,17s; Prokocimer's plural
ity, 442. Constable, Frank Chess, D.,
1.57s; Edgar A. Hartdorn, r., 1,2ss;
Gless's plurality, 2S4.
Fifteenth Ward-Justice of Peace,
Salvatore Nittoli, D., 934; Benjamin H.
IN Ness, r., 90S; Nittolis plurality, %.
Constable, Rafaelle Del Dec, D., 951;
I living M. Smith. R., 924; Del Deo's
H,.lity. q.
s.ssteenth ward-Constable, Frederick
w. Weberbauer, r., 2.125: Lester CO.
burger, D., 1875; weberbauer's plural
ity, sos.