The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-10-04
LINCOLN TICKET.

Harrisburg, Oct IA complete
electoral ticket, composed of men
who are pledged to Taft and Sher-
man, was flied tonight at 1915
o'clock in the office of the secretary
of the commonwealth under the
name of the Lincoln party. The pa
pers also nominated Louis Hutt,
Philadelphia, for state treasurer,
and Charles w. Neeld, Philadelphia,
for auditor general.
Lincoln party papers were also fill
ed for all the regular Republican
candidates for congress, state senate
and house in the Philadelphia dis
tricts. They were brought to the
city by Harry Wittig, secretary of
the Republican city committee of
Philadelphia, and each paper con-
tains more signatures than the law
requires.
The electors nominated by these
papers are as follows:
The electoral ticket as now ar
ranged will be as follows, the aster-
isks indicating Taft electors who are
now on the Republican ticket:
Electors at large:
l. Layton, Register, insurance agent,
Philadelphia.
w. A. Heinzman, manufacturer,
Reading.
Mason E. Griswold, manufacturer,
Erie.
John p. Harris, lawyer, Bellefonte.
Robert E. Altemus, broker, Philadel-
phla.
B. j. Wainwright, broker, Pitts
burg.
District electors:
sA&A
adelphia.
"2-J. r. X. Scott, lawyer, Philadel-
phia.
S-P. w. J. McCloskey, contractor
Philadelphia.
delphia.
Philadelphia.
/ 6-Charles w. Neeld, merchant
Philadelphia.
Coatesville.
S-A. T. Eastwick, manufacturer
Norristown.
*9-H L. Haldeman, manufacturer
Marietta.
"1O-E. M. Rine, superintendent
Scranton.
| y
| Wilkes-Barre.
12--Henry H. Browniller, justice o
the peace, Orwigsburg.
! 13-F. B. Gerhard, lawyer, Allen
14-W. C. Sechrist, manufactures
Troy.
15-Malcolm McDougall, superin
tendent, Morris Run.
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bury.
N-Jonn H. Deardorff, secretary
Waynesburg.r
"1S-James Lord, manufactures
Lebanon.
19-John E. Hagey, merchant
Henrietta.
2O-Calvin . Gilbert, laundryman
Gettysburg.
21-David Howelis, manufacturer
22-Sylvaster F. Booser, lawyer
: Butler
*23-William E. Crow, lawyer
Washington.
24-Norman E. Clark, lawyer, Wast
: ington.
| 25-Frederick F. Crutze, manufac
turer, Erie.
: 26-Herman Simon, manufacture
= Easton.
: 27-Robert Locke, superintendent
Appolo.
28-William Schnur, lawyer, Wa
5 rem.
5 *29-George H. Douglass, salesman
: Pittsburg.
3 +30-Howard H. Oursler, directo
/ Pi-tsburg.
= 31-Edward Davidson, merchan
= Pittsburg
Y 32-Patrick II. Mcguire, lawye
= Homestead.
e Present Republican electors.
4 The Lincoln is the tenth par
= name to be used for the nominatiC
S of an electoral ticket, the others b
ing Republican, Democratic, Pr
hibition, Socialist, Bull Moose,
= dustralist, keystone, Lincoln, Roos
welt Progressive and Washington.
This number of party names W
: appear on the ballot unless cand
I dates withdraw, which can be dol
within two weeks of the election.
The time for filing nomination p
= pers for the November election clio
n ed at midnight with the greatest a
. ray of papers on file since the ado
tion of the uniform primary law
1904. 1t will take days to make b,
=, list of the various nominations fiji,
- and meanwhile a draft OF the ball
will be drawn up.
: All nominations must be verifi
s. fourteen days before the election.
Among the petitions filed was o.
10 for Michael A. Mckinley, Nation
Progressive, for congress, in [
Ie Tenth district. Mr.. Mckinley is al
the Democratic candidate.
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