Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-17
M'NICHOL LOSES two
REPRESENTATvSAm Am
SENATOR 10 warm
Complete Returns Show po,.
troll of Ticket for 1esiSIs' GS'''
ture-Daix Beats Connos =
DAVID MARTIN NAME
Penrose Opponent Nomin.,.a :,
DiStrict-senate Lineup, =
6 to 9
Complete returns from the s....
Senatorial district give, seventh stsh
Daix tMcNichoI, seta
Uonner tVare), 77ss

sendtortai district give. '"'h bteI,
Daix tMcNIchol), seta
oonner tVare), 77ss
Daix's majority, sfe.
ine wares won majority Of ii.
m, mean candidates for the State Iss,.,'spee
~, ne ncw representation Of PhIIaas,sa,1a.
,. VII pes ware, 2s, MoNIehas = =
"a gain OF for the wares. T'es i
nominees could be counted ON % .'N wo eihs
with the Wares. The Wares .'esE.
senator, David Martin, in tho es.,." eat
giving them @ OF the 8 senators '''''''t
Augustus F. Dalx, Jr.. defeo,,s
Conner for the State senatorial no,.l.V.. = :
In the 7th District, which cop,nr,.,- +
18th, 2sth, goth, 32d and Attn vs.s- =
had the support Of Penrose and Man,
and 1t was the large majority be ,...,...
I'm the 18th Ward, which il
Penrose-McNichol, that won the norDi.. ~ ~
for him.
Daix received a vote Of 252s in ~. y.
Ward, where Magistrate John r. cam
the Penrose. .McNichol leader. as s,.,u., =. y
for Conner His majority over ',. a. !, ~
Smith candidate for the entire dls,ri., ~ ~
only S19, and Conner carried thrsa !, ~ ~
five wards, Dalx carrying the 2etb 4. ~
vote of 1881 to 1881. a. "
The Wares gained control OF tha ~.
delegation from Philadelphia 10 the 7 ~. w
lature. They "nominted 20 of THAR ~
didates, and two others. vogdes in IN. az, Az,
Ward and Sterling in Magistrate ~ ~
Cleary's S1st Ward, might go along r,ss as'
the Wares. McNichol nominated IL inc,,~ KY
ing Vogdes and Sterling. S~'
TWO McNIcHoL sENAToRs
The nomination Of David Martin IN q.
9Th District adds another Senator. n u,
Ware contingent in the upper HOUSE Al H..
risburg. Senator McNichol himself ~
Senator Daix are the only anti-vare ru,n.
hers of the Senatorial delegation. TIN lss.
islative nominees are: ~
STATE SENATORS.
Irwin, w Richard T. McSoriey. b. NJ Nnh'n
Third District---James p McNichol. R.; Jam.
Fifth PistSiet@DavId Martin, r.; RisAsrsx
seventh, District---Augustus f. pair, H.. II.
John NJ. Amweg, W.; Elmer w Nlttins;r b
STATE REPRESENTATIVES,.
ri 5ss6nd %ssFf5 Bs{sitt Ri fsaeF ia wa2le KSeesS
SF fhifd h lbfsGnS Ds9Tiet ga, 4th and 9Th xsrs.-
GH Forth ~ District C6th SS"si StS and 9th wsrds.
Laferty. r.; McDermott, D.
Cox, r. Wilmer, r.: Wells r.; Bicksttcn' g.
seventh District t3Oth wardSSicNichoI. R;
EiSShth District doth, 1sth and iitA ward.S-
Sinth District tiith and i2tS ward.N-Oran.
Tents District q5th ,ws5d,r7Brady RI Ra
arfi evanib R KfIs sirct 9 Tsh Ee'h and p 18TH w,
Curry, R.; Mcdonnell. ID.
%, Twelfth p DistEiSt q9th War Wiard(nArthu = r.
Aron. r.. McArdle r. Caherty. D.; Webs
:, Fourteenth District t2lst wardl-wobenia@
Fifteenth District, C22d and 42d YsgdSS; sggiI;; =
Sixteenth District (23d. 35th and 4lst Wis
Dunn r.: Lewis. ID.
Seventeenth District t24th. saith and ~
Eighteenth District t25th and 10th Wartsl-
Perry. R.; snowden' r.. Bannon D.; Fshhhi.
Nineteenth District (asth and S7th ynissl,
twentieth District (29th and 47th wutsl-
Drlnkhouse. r.; Myers r.; Doster D,i Atla-
Twenty-first District (o7th. 4oth and 40
wardsG,Frankln. r.; Walker. r. .drac
twenty second District Cs2d Ward, caas.
Twenty-third District tasth ward>-oah'. 81
Aff'f Twentytfoarth District tssd wsrdl-FaasE
H. Twenty.aftfi SaaSs IL District C4sd ward,-Bsa 81
= Tw,ehty-slxth District (s1st ward>-stsfht
K GrOssman. d.