Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-13
MANY CITIES Of
MAINLAND ELECT
THEIR OFFICIALS

Municipal elections on the main
land on Tuesday, November 4, went
as follows:
Buffalo, n. Y.-Louis P Fuhrmann,
Democrat. reelected ma. or, plurality
600. Democratic candidates for city
offices were all eieIteI
Utica, \. Y.--JamCs Smith, Demo
crat, elected mayor; plurality lIro.
Poughkeepsiee. n. Y.-Danie. W.
Wilbur, Republican, elected mayor.
majority 943.
Rochester, n Y.-Hiram r. Eyer
ton, Republican, elected mayor; plu-
ralitv 5000.
Schenectady, N. VI. Teller
schoolcraft, Citizens candidate. elect
ed mayor, majority 1000
Rome, n. Y-H. C. Midlam, Demk-
crat, elected mayor, plurality 293.
Troy, N. Y.-Corneiius F. Burns,
Democrat, reelected mayor, plurality
4426.
Auburn, N. Y.-Charles w. Brister.
Republican and Progressive, elected
mayor, majority 235.
Amsterdam, NJ Y.-James N. Kline,
Republican and Progressive, elected
mayor, plurality 1000.
Watertown, n. Y.-Isaac r. Breen
Republican, elected mayor; plurality
462.
Elmira, n Y.-Harry N. Hoffman,
Fusion, elected mayor majority 300
Johnstown, N. Y.-Judge Clarence
w. Smith, Progressive, elected mayor,
majority II.
Concord, N. H.-Charles J. French.
a granite cutter. elected Mayor for
fourth time; majority SIT.
Bridgeport, Conn.-Clifford B. Will
son, Republican, reelected mayor;
plurality 2140.
Albany-Jcseph w. Stevens, Repub,
lican, elected mayor; plurality 1000.
Binghamton-William R. Ely, Re
publican, elected mayor; majority
1900.
Ogden, Utah-A. G. Fell, first
mayor under. commission form of
government, reelected; majority
2144; Chris Flygare, four-year COM
missioner; A. F. Larson, auditor: w.
P. Reeder, Jr., police Judge, were
elected
Toledo-Carl Keller, Republican,
overwhelmingly defeated Judge Chit
tenden, Democrat, for mayor.
CleVeland-Mayor Newton D. Baker
was forced to count his second
choice" votes to win from Harry l..
Davis.
Louisville, Ky.-Democrats made q
i clean sweep in Louisville and Jeffer.
son county. The city elected the en-,
tire Democratic ticket by 5000. Demo
cratic ticket by 60O0.. Democratic ma,
jority in the legislature will be in
creased materially.
Columbus-Mayor George J. Karb,
Il Democrat, reelected by reduced ma
Il jority.
Observation-Disclosures of the vote
indicate defeat of Henry T. Hunt,
present mayor, by Judge Frederick s.
Spiegel, Republican, by 1000 plurality
Salt Lake-Heber M. Wells, Utah S
first governor, and w. H. Sherman,
missioners by 1000 majority. Her.
man H. Green: was elected auditor.
anapolis-Joseph E. Bell, Dem.
cerat, elected mayor, plurality SS7S;
DR.. W. H. johnson, Progressive, re,
ceived> 1882 Charles A Bookwalter
Republican, former mayor, 1859
and Dr. C. s. Woods, Citizens, 1892
Evansville, Terra Haute, Fort
Wayne, Muncie, Logansport and An.
derson, Indiana, have. Democratic ad.
ministrations; South Bend and Lafay.
cite elected citizens tickets; Rich.
nond and Marion elected Progressive
mayors: Laporte elected the Repub,
lican ticket; Vincennes, the Oldest
town in Indiana, elected Republican
mayor and other officials.
ladelphia-Republica defeated
the Fusion:sts, backed by the present
reform administration, re-electing
Samuel P. Rotan district attorney by
about 10000 majority, and electins
James B. Sheehan register of wills
tWilliam McCoach, city treasurer and
} W. Freeland Kendrick, receiver Of
1 taxes.
| Pittsburgh-Elected Joseph G. Arm
j strong as mayor over Stephen G. Por
ter a member Of Congress.