Middletown transcript., 1910-09-17
REPUBLICANS NAME TICKET
Selections Made on Saturday
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o Republican primaries on Saturday Wer
! featured by large vote and keen interes
! due to the numerous contests, and thi
D ticket was nominated:
Ticket
Sheriff-James Logne.
Coroner-James 7. Chandler.
Clerk of Orphans Court and Register
} in Chancery-Joseph G. Jolls.
Register of Wills-Francis NJ. Walker.
Recorder of Deeds-A. v. L. George.
Senators
First District Charles r. Miller.
Third district-Frank P. Ewing, nm
opposed.
Fifth district-L. Frank Ellison.
Seventh district-Richard Hodgson,
unopposed.
Representatives
First district Granville P. Alexander,
unopposed.
Second district-Harry I. ellis.
Third district-Alfred B. Moore.
Fourth district-Dr. Joseph W. Baa.
tian. unopposed.
Fifth district-George E. Groves.
Rural New Castle
Sixth district-John 7. TaIley, unop:
posed.
Seventh district-Henry G. White, un-
opposed.
Eighth district-Richard G. Bucking.
ham, unOpposed.
Ninth districs-Charles P. Dickey.
Tenth district-John M, Wilson, unop-
posed.
Eleventh district-Everett G. johnson.
Twelfth district-William Anderson,
unopposed.
Thirteenth district-Frank R. Poole,
unopposed.
Fourteenth district-PurnellS S. Daniels,
unopposed.
Fifteenth district-SamueI G. Derrick.
son, unopposed.
Inc unofficial majorities or pluralities |
figured on the canvass sheets kept at Re.
publican headquarters on Saturday night |
are as follows:
For SheriR-Walter s. Burris, S,246;
James Logue, 5000; Joseph E. Martin,
l,O84; James E. Megilligan, 1,O26; Logus's
plurality, LIZA.
For Coroner-James H. Galloway, $50;
James 7. Chandler, 1856; Charles Il. |
Crawford, 3,l59; Alexander Guthrie, l..
43l; Jacob B. Smith, 1,3OS. Chambers
plurality, 697.
For Register Of Wills-Isaac R. Brown,
1852; Henry Thompson, 1928; Francis M.
Walker, 5'lSS. Walkers plurality, SS6. /
For Recorder of Deeds-Irvin L. Ball,
l,OO4; William Chandler, 2,l48; A. v.
Lesley George, 1852. Georges plurality,
1904. !:
For Clerk of the Orphans Court and
Register in Chancery-David P. Hutch.
inson, 1859; Joseph G. Jolls, 5,6QS |
Jolls' majority, 1,O39.
The returns show that total of IO,416
ballots were cast, which shows that Re-
publicans we're out in force to rally to the
support OF their favorite candidates.
The leaders feel pleased with the ticket
nominated and consider that it is one
which commsnds itself to the voters of
the whole county.
Among the Republicans generally the
ticket named on Saturday is regarded as
strong and one that will appeal to the
voters generally on election day. While
there we're disappointments, the defeated
candidates have accepted the result philo-
sophically and the only discordant note
comes from the Second Representative
district. While Colonel Ainscow was de-
fested by 854 majority, be is greatly dis.
satisfied and alleges that there was fraud
and that "the whole thing was cut and
dried weeks ahead"
James Logue, the nominee for sheriff,
is well known Republican of the Ninth
ward and contractor engaged in build.
ing and grading work. He served as q
member of the Levy Court with an ex.
cellent record and it is expected that he
will prove big vote.getter on election
day, because of his extensive acquaint-
ance.
Francis NJ. Walker, who was nominated
for register of wills, is lawyer and the
present incumbent, and has made very
capable official. This had great deal to
do with bis victory. He was opposed by
Isaac R. Brown, who made good run.
Mr.. Walker lives in Mill Greek hundred.
A. V. Lesley George, who led the
ticket with majority of 1856 over all
his OPPONENTS for recorder of deeds, is
the present deputy recorder of deeds,
made very capable official as deputy to
Recorder BilIany. His popularity is at
tested by his big majority.
James 7. Chandler, who was nominated
for coroner, is well known undertaken
and at present is deputy coroner. He lie
active in many secret societies and has
large following of personal friends. Mr..
Chandler is we'll fitted for the Office and
has 9 morgue and all facilities for the
work at his establishment.
Joseph G. Jolls, the nominee for regis
ter in chancery is resident of 50. Geor.
yes hundred and has served two four-year
Eerme as register. He has made an ex-
,sllent official, and many Democratic
lawyers, and all of the Republican law.
Vers were working in bis behalf for re.
nomination. .