Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-13

Eiehieensh ward wnimm G. wiuiams An
o'Ssr go Sh'ong On E,rg mss.srs, yo,r a
Rcynelds. Both Martin followers ans hoti
ssa wsn,Ic,n w's sns 2,rgs9sa,wgn ws,.r s,
along
clinton A. sowers New csndidats to sue
Wilmer w. rrinkie. Lanes man IN Coun.
silS" o. Voted for the franchise graB, n ioql
| coroners physician. therefore a dual ofhce
| THE riggery Interests in 1914 as chairman oi
the Conmittee on Health and Charitles,
| Harry Anderson New candidate picked by
| twenty second WardGDaniei ~ Waters.
Walter Bcwditch. Hanes y. Spencer and J.
Thirty third Ward~rhomss Walker. Jr., and
John ~; Quinn. Both new candidates
Joseph t. Cassidy Roth new candidates.
Twenty -hfth Ward-Mark Fleming New
WiiiiSs'9 william NJ paks aksSseK K Organization to succeed
Bernard J. McQuigen, saloonkeeper. Has
twenty sixth wardz,Jo.eph p. Gauney and
George, n. Kelley. Also Ware follower. Dual
ieit az salary q sisoo a year. ~" '''''e'
Twcnty-seventh Ward-Wiliam H. Tyson
New Organization candidate to succeed Will
lam y. Gleason
Charles J. Mckinney Both regular on Or
ganization measures.
place held by Alexis J. l.imeburner. inde-
rwenty-nlnth ward-James T.. Gallen N,w
Organization candidate to succeed James A.
TRiptieth ward-Frank we,demor and wal
ter F. Lamond New candidates to succeed
Robert s. McElroy and r Crawford COOK,
Of David Martin and Magistrate Mecieary.
Always gang man. Was defeated in igil
o, for c. Common m ,oo Council. Voted FOR p. n. T.
Thirty second wsrd-willam NJ Lewis
William W. Mintzer. New Organization can
didete to succeed Jere Il. shaw.
Thirty third Ward-Frederick Schulz New
Organization candidate TO succeed Charles A.
Ferdinand l.. Baumsaertel. A 20 along "
80 John a,o L; Dousherty. A liquor dealer and
Thirty fourth ward-Edward A. Kelly. Mar.
TIN j. Morean and BENJAMIN A. Mingie All
now new candidates TO succeed Charles r. Gill.
Ips IIeoIss w. Frice and Charles T. Marshall, In
Thrty-afth wsrd-Lewis Brandenstein. Took
Iteration when he was discharged from the
city employ by Dorector Cooke for incompe-
ployed as laborcr at the ID street % pnmplng S
station. The Public Service Committee Of one
by citizens Of the s5t6 Ward urEnT his s.shTd irn
peachment on the grounds that he misrepre-
the Municipal Court extravagances he openly
declared that he wished he could vote Tor
SI more 9r The Gts m9ney
r. ,Hahn. Now candidates to succeed Frank
j. Ryan and Robert Smith,
Thirty-seventh Ward-Louis c. Wallace Now
Organization candidate to succeed p. oliver
Derr, Independent
,Tnirty-eighth werd-James Carson. A go
along"
William ]. Benham. Another ''go along"
Joseph A. Culbert. New Organization can
didate to succeed John e. Smlthies
Thirty-ninth Ward John NJ. Flynn and
William A. Miller. Both always regular on
gang measures.
John II. Bailey. OF shooters parade"
fame, Known among his fellow Councimen
as "Foghorn Bailey" Has always been a
great defender OF the South Philadelphia pig-
geries Voted for the gas steal and all other
gang measures
.Fortieth .ward-Charles A. Bosch and Jacob
Mathay. New Organization candidates
w. Warren Weaver. His residence has been
attacked in court recently. and is again being
questioned Always a go along
Forty.hrst Ward-John N Costello. Peter
Forty-second ward. f. Bircher and CLYDE
A. Schuler New Organization candidates to
Cooke. Independents, who are seeking re-
Forty-third ward-John Haney. Liquor deal
William F. Pouch. Another go along"
Dr. Michael V. McGinnss. Picked by orga-
Forty-fourth ward-willam II. Lee Giesse.
New Organization candidate seeking the place
now held by Michael ]. Morrisey, Independent
David G. Frankenfeld Known as the
prize absentee of Councils" Absent from so
per cent OF Councils meetings McNicho fol-
lower selected by Bacon. Always votes for
Forty-hfth ward-Fred schwarz, Jr. A sa-
loonkeeper and "go along He openly op-
posed Taylor transit plan.
Forty-sixth Ward-H. Edgar Barnes. Frank
B. Grove, d. Augustus Collins and g. WASH
Organization to seek places now held by In
dependents.
New Organization candidate seeking place held
by John J. Madden. Independent.