Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15

PENRoSE TICKET
Ihs Penrose ticket follows:
STATE TREASURER.
Harmon M. Kephart. Connellsville.
AUDITOR GENERAL.
Charles A. Snyder, Schuylkill.
CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE.
Thomas s. Crago, waynesburg.
Niahion H. Garland, Pittsburgh
Joeeph MacLaughlin. Philadelphia.
1sador Sobel, Erie
HH'IEGATES AT LARGE TO THE RE.
PUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Joseph @. Armstrong, Allegheny
Edward ". Babcock. Allegheny.
NJ. Harry Baker Dauphin.
James Elverson, Jr., Philadelphia.
David L. Gillespie. Allegheny.
Alba 3. Johnson, Philadelphia.
Guy W. Moore, Luzerne
George t. oliver, Allegheny
Boies Penrose. Philadelphia.
William +. Rice, Warren.
George r. Scull. Somerset.
John Wanamaker, Philadelphia
ALrERNATE DELEGATES-AT-LAR
John w. Ford, Philadelphia.
Thomas H. Garvin. Delaware.
Henry p. Haas. Allegheny.
Frank ]. Lanahan, Allegheny.
Charles Matthews, Lawrence.
Gabriel II. Meyer, Lebanon.
John w. Pascoe, Northampton.
Reese A. Phill:ys. Lackawanna
William Price. Allegheny.
Milton p. Schantz, Lehlgh.
Edward H. Swlndell. Allegheny
George IL White. Philadelphia.
BRUMBAUGH SLATE
The Brumbaugh slate follows:
STATE TREASURER.
no Endorsement The Wares favor KEEP
AUDITOR GENERAL.
Charles A. Amber, Montgomery.
RESS-AT-LARGE.
(only two indorres.)
Daniel F. Lafean, York.
John r, X. Scott, Philadelphia.
pELEG GATEs-AT-LAR TO THE Ma
T1oNAL CONVENTION.
William S. Aaron, Blair.
Ernest f. Acheson, Washington.
4 James Alcorn Philadelphia,
Martin @. Brumbaugh, Philadelphia.
William J. Burke, Allegheny
Charles M Clement. Northumberland.
". Freeland Kendrick. Philadelphia
Bradley w. Lewis Wyoming.
Archibald w. Powell, Allegheny.
John NJ Reynolds, Bedford.
Henry w. Shoemaker. Clinton.
Thomas B. Smith. Philadelphia.
ALTERNATE MISUNDERSTANDING
Max 5. Apt Philadelphia.
Frederick w. Brown. Venango.
Richard E. Cochran. York
Elmer =. Davis, Cambria. tt, ..~,
William L. J. Griffin, Philadelphia.
James E. Hindman, Allegheny.
Benton T. jayne. Lackawanna.
Harry Keller, Centre.
John T. Murphy. Philadelphia.
". Albert Mason, Blair.
Milton w. Shreve. Erie.
p Maurice Wertz. franklin
100000 FORD "STICKERs."
The name OF Governor Brumbaugh is the
only one printed on the Republican primary
ballot for President of the United States.
Eore than 100000 "stickers" bearing the
name OF Henry Ford have been distributed,
however, and many votes probably will be
cast for him.
There are bitter contests in three dis
tricts for the Republican nominations for
Congressman. In South Philadelphia the
-MeNichol forces are backing
Homer II. Hacker against Congressman
William s. Ware.
IN the 5th District. the Northeast, there
- q four-cornered fight. Peter Il. Costello
t1e Incumbent, has the support OF the Wares.
1z=conereasman Michael Donohoe, Demo-
rEat, Is seeking the Republican nomination.
r. d. Pratt is after the labor vote, and
lanes P. Gourley. the fourth candidate, is
ez1ected to take votes away from Congress-
man Costello
II the West Philadelphia Germantown
4IzErlct, John j. Coyle, former State Sena-
tor. and Congressman George p. Darrow
are fighting for the Republican nomination.
ruTle i the Penrose- -McNichol candidate.
FORMER Congressman J, Washington Logue,
nt1locfAt, also is seeking the Republi-
car nomination. Congressman George s.
Graham. j. Hampton Moore and George w
Eduiouds are unopposed.
The Eactional fght has brought out more
asnr Aafa
nqnin4tions for the Legislature, and there
VII be bitter contests in every district
with The exception OF very few. for the
|iominetlons
Local option has been kept In the back.
ground as an issue in Philadelphia, where
|ns Local Option Committee OF Pennsylva-
|Ia and the Antt-Saloon League have failed
70 Indorse any candidates The local Op-
.|1Hlals have placed candidates in the field,
ae#eVsT IN score OF Philadelphia districts
aud they are receiving the support OF the \
-AaEch people
no BULL MOOSE DIssENsIoN.
Iae Washington party Is almost an ad-
|4nez el the Republicans In the primary
HfHi. snd there is no dissension In the
'eazn q the Bull Moosers. A straight
zzt With most of the candidates un-
fHazed. has been placed in the field
To cd Guard Democrats are making n
'Irenf ersort 70 unseat A. Mitchell Palmer
.1Hi4 leader, ana two states will be be-
the Democratic voters.
H1Iefz viii be confronted with more trou-
s. marking their ballots tomorrow than
z'rozt any other election held In this
Etf score Of years.
zI4z ballots will be presented One. Of
.4z-- = the regular party ballot The
- s the lean ballot ana the third the
|zan ballet.
IaI warning has been Issued to yot.
prevent the defeat Of the loan bills
The failure Of election oficers 10
zH tha loan ballots All voters have
4zn1d % ask for the loan ballot. s.
Ioau- eannot be defeated through
e9R judges Withholding the baiiofs-
|# must make a. marks On the bal
eztqr % vote the entire ticket ana
lana
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