Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-19
PENROSE AND WARE
FACTIONS BOTH FILE
CANDIDATES. PAPERS
Complete Tickets Placed in
Field for Nominations at
Harrisburg Last Night
for Coming Test
JOHN WANAMAKER RUNS

Senator Penrose and the Wares both
filed the nomination papers of their can
didates at Harrisburg late last night
They placed complete tickets in the field.
PENRosE SLATE.
The Penrose slate of delegates-at-large
follows:
Boies Penrose. Philadelphia; George
r. oliver, Pittsburgh; John Wanamaker,
philadelphia; Alba B. Johnson, Philadel-
phia Joseph G. Armstrong, Pittsburgh
James Elverson. Jr., Philadelphia; Ed
ward ". Babcock, Pittsburgh Guy w.
Moore, wilkes-Barre George r. Scull.
somerset: David l.. Gillespie, Pitts
burgh: william e. Rice. Warren; Will
liam p. Crow Unontown; w. Harry
Baker, Harrisburg
Alternates-at- -Large-John w Ford,
Philadelphia Thomas II. Garvin. Shar-
on Hill; Henry p. Haas, Pittsburgh;
Frank j. Lanahan, Pittsburgh; Charles
N Matthews, New Castle; Gabriel III.
Meyer, Palmyra: r. a. Phillips, Scran-
ton; William Price. Pittsburgh; Milton
p Schantz. Allentown; Edward il.
Swindell, Pittsburgh; Joseph w. Pascoe,
Easton; George II. White, Philadelphia.
Harmon NJ. Kephart, chief clerk of the
State Senate, Connellsvile, today filed
10 petitions to run for the Republican
nomination for state Treasurer; James
NJ Cramer. Youngstown, filed a petition
to run for the Democratic nomination
for State Treasurer
Jesse L.. Hartman. of Blair. said to
have been Brumbaugh's man for State
Treasurer, did not file. This leaves KEEP
hart as harmony candidate for treas
urer.
Judge Eugene C. Bonnwell. Philadel-
phia filed petition for the Democratic
nomination for United States Senator.
John F. Lanny, Chester filed for the
10,
eral. and Michael Liebel, Jr., Erie, for
Democratic national committeeman.
WARE SLATE.
The Ware candidates for delegates fol.
low:
First Congressman William g.
Ware and City Treasurer William Nc
Coach alternates. Amos Scott and Select
Councilman Frank J. Ryan.
Third Dlstrict--John Bromley, Jr. (: al
ternates. City Commissioner David S.
Scott and Select Councilman Elias Abrams.
Fourth District--Select Councilman Will
lam H. Quigley and William Abrahams;
alternates, Peter II. Smith and William
J. Benham, Common Councilman.
Fifth District-Select Councilman John
j. Mckinley, Jr.. Coroner William T..
Knight alternates Senator William Wal
lace Smith Common Councilman Dr. John
H. Lock.
Sixth District-Harry B. Bcaston and
William Potter: alternates, Il. j. Lafferty
and c. Elwood Stringheld.
For Congress--1st District, William S.
Ware 5th. Peter T.. Costelo 4th George
w Edmonds; 9Th, George =. Darrow.
State Senators-1st, Edwin II. Narei
5th, David Martin; 7th Patrick Connor.
State Committee-lst, William II. Fin
ley and Fred w, Willard I'd. Frank Will
lard; 4th, David i. Frankenfled and Ed
ward w Patton; 5th. Eduard Buchholz
and William II. Keyser 9th. Joseph Sum
ner and Frank A. Paul; 7th, Joseph B.
Fay. Milton II. Reedmoyer sth, Clarence
X. Crossan and Harry X. Fries.
Representatives., Leopold G. Glass
and John Mehring (new) I'd, C, A. Bald,
Jr. (new) Sd, Charles j. Rooney, Jr., and
DIR. Harry A. Hallen (new) 5th. Edwin
r. Cox, Edward w, Wells (new), Byron
A. Milner (new) eth, Thomas F. Nc
Nichol; Sth, Ephraim Lipschutz and Will
lam Fl. Jones (new) 10th, Lewis Good
friend and John r. Donohue (both new)
18th, Richard Curry 18th, John Il. Ar
thur and Matthew Patterson (new) 18th,
Max Arons; 14th, James c. Wobensmith;
18th. John v, Cummins and Dr. Michael
S. Bennett (new) 9Th, James A. Dunn
18th, John O. Evans (new), Theodore
Campbell (new) 18th, William It. Neider;
18th, Herman L. Hecht (new), John
Reynolds goth, John NJ. Drinkhouse, John
X. Meyers (new) 2lst, James A Walker
and James Franklin (both new) 22d,
Benjamin Colder (new) 23d, John La
mon (new); Gath Frank Fackler; 25th,
Thomas H. Walters.