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

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Municipal elections on the main.
land on Tuesday. November 4. went
as follows:
Buffalo. N. Y.-Louis p. Fuhrmann,
Democrat, reelected MAJOR. plurality
$500. Democratic candidates for city
offices were all eieefed.
Utica, N. Y.--Jafncs Smith, Demo.
crat, elected mayor; plurality 1870.
| Poughkeepsiee. N. Y.-Danisi w
Wilbur, Republican, elected mayor.
majority 94S.
Rochester. N. Hiram r. Eyer.
ton, Republican, elected mayor; plu-
rality 5000.
schenectady NJ ~, Teller
Schoolcraft, Citizens candidate, elect
ed mayor. majority 1000.
Rome, NJ Y-H. G. INDIAN. Demo
crat, elected mayor, plurality 293.
Troy. N. Cornelius F. Burns,
Democrat reelected mayor. plurality
4426.
Auburn, N. Y.-Charles w. Brister,
/ Republican and. Progressive, elected
mayor. majority 2s5.
Amsterdam, N. Y.-James N. Kline,
Republican and Progressive, elected
mayor, plurality 1000.
Watertown. N. YIsaac r. Breen,
Republican. elected mayor; plurality
462.
Elmira, NJ Y.-Harry N. Hoffman,
Fusion. elected mayor, majority 300.
| Johnstown. N Y.-Judge Clarence
w. Smith, Progressive, elected mayor,
majority IL.
Concord, N. H.-Charles ]. French.
granite cutter, elected Mayor for
fourth time; majority 81.
Bridgeport, Conn Clifford B. VIII,
son, Republican, reelected mayor;
plurality 2140.
Albany Joseph w. Stevens, Repub.
lican, elected mayor; plurality 1000
Binghamton- William r. Ely, Re
publican. elected mayor; majority
400.
Ogden, Utah-A. g. Fell, first
mayor under commission form Of
4 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
Itenden. Democrat. for mayor.
Cleveland Mayor Newton d. Baker
was forced to count his second
choice votes to win from Harry l.
Davis.
i Louisville. Ky.-Democrats made a
clean sweep in Louisville and Jeffer,
son county. The city elected the en-.
tire Democratic ticket by 5000. Demo.
cratic ticket by 5000. Democratic ma.
jority in the legislature will be in
creased materially.
Columbus Mayor George J. Karb
Democrat, reelected by reduced ma
jority.
Cincinnati-Th ree-fourth 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
city auditor. were elected city com
missioners by 1000 majority. Her
man II. Green was elected auditor.
Indianapolis Joseph e. Eel. Dem
ecrat. elected mayor. plurality S87S;
LII. w. n. JOIlilS6u, 4FTOSTOSStNS,- to
ceiyed 1882 Charles Al. Bookwalter
Republican, former mayor, IA ,569
and DR.. C. S, Woods, Citizens, 1882.
Evansville, Terra Haute, Fort
Wayne, Muncie, Logansport and An
derson. Indiana. have Democratic ad
ministrations; South Bend and Lafay
cite elected citizens tickets; Rich
inond and Marion elected Progressive
mayors; Laporte elected the Repub
lican ticket; Vincennes, the Oldest
town in Indiana, elected Republican
mayor and other officials.
Philadelphia Republicans defeated
the Fusionists, backed by the present
freform administration, re-electins
Samuel p. Rotan district attorney By
shout 10000 majority, and electins
James B. Sheehan register of wills
William McCoach, city treasurer and
w. Freeland Kendrick, receiver oi
i taxes. a.:
/ Observation-Disclosures Joseph G. Arm
strong as mayor over Stephen G. Por
ter, member of Congress.