New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-05

and Frank Fredencks va:
nominated. His name was
written in on the ballots and
he Won by a large majority.
ing places in the schools in the con-
gested districts Of the city. highly com
mended the improved conditions.
There was practical unanimity on
the part Of the election officers ard
voters in praislng the improved condi-
tons which resulted from the use OF
the schoolhouses." said Mr.. Bodman.
The chief interest in the Brooklyn
Republican contests centred IN Repre-
sentative Haskell's hailiwick, the
Brownsville section. where an open
break occurred between the Kracke and
Livingston forces for the first time in
the history Of Republican politics in
that borough. according TO the Old
timers. Bridge Commissioner kracke
came out openly in favor Of the cleo
ton OF Clarence b. Smith and Baruch
Miller. the Haskell designations for
delegates 10 the national convention
from the 10th Congress District. Jacob
A. Freedman. who opposed Miller, was
backed by Jacob A. Livingston. the tltu-
lar leader Of the Republican organiza-
tion OF Brooklyn. The anti-Bsrnes cry
was raised against the candidates
backed by Livingston.
Representative Haskell fought 1t out
for membership in the state committee
with Richard Iynster in the 23d Assem-
blv District. Lynster was backed b.
Livingston. The "Old Guard" Barnes
issue was used against Michael J. Day,
who opposed Alexander NJ. White as
delegate 70 the national convention N
the eth Congress District. Former State
Senator John Kissel made 1t unpleasant
for Controller Prendergast, whom he
opposed in the 4th Congress District
Tor delegate, with the cry OF "carpo'
Dagger
Complete returns from the 18th As
sembly District gave Charles +. hey d.
an overwhelming victory over former
Alderman Daniel ". Bedei. Tor the
leadership Of the district Heydt got
forty-six members Of the county com
mittee 10 six for Bedell. The bedell
forces had wsged long indepenoehV
campaign against Heydt, who has 6eeh
the nominal leader since Abraham Cru
Der died. Mr.. Heydt, who is a LAWYER,
is executor Of the Grrber estate. Inc
result was hailed with a celebration at
the district Republican association. Be
dell was beaten by William VI. X. u
colt for member Of the state commit
tee.
All Of the organization candidates
for members Of the Republican state
Committee won in the five contested
Assembly districts in New YORK Coun-
". James f. March beat Frank W.
Callahan in the Sd; Henry c. Parke
won over Albert katZ in the 5th, LOUIS
jacobson beat Herman g. Rabino"ltz
in the sth. William ". X. Olcott won
over Daniel VI. Bedell in the tn and
samuel Krulewitch beat Morris Iol-
mach In the 26th.
Controller William A. Prendergast
won By seven 20 one over former state
senator John Kissel for delegate TO the
Republican National Convention IN me
4th Congress District m Brooklyn. ne
late returns indicated that clarence d;
smith and Baruch Miller, the haskeil
candidates. for delegates from inc lV'h
Congress District. Brooklyn, mad won
Miller was opposed By JACOB A. re eco,
man. the Livingston cand date. ne
Livingston forces, however, issued
Freedman was elected
At midnight Alexander NJ. White con
coded the election of Mike Dady as del
evate 20 the national convention py
one hundred votes.
"Dadv wins through the volding OF
a large number Of ballots" White SAID
However. there is a question as 10 'he
legally Of the throwing out OF the pal
80 and tho courts will be asked 10
pass on the question.
The adherents Of John 5. Gaynor IN
Ath Assembly District, Brooklyh'
cisimed victory over Alfred 7. Hobley
for member Of the Republican State
Committee.
The organization men in the contests
o., Manhattan for member OF the kepuD-
iican State Committee won IN every IN
lance In the sth Assembly District
penublican leader Louis Jacobson nad
no trouble in defeating herman "
Rabinowitz. In the 26th Assembly Dis
trict Samuel Krulevitch easily pea, out
Morris Tolmach. There was onIy one
contest in The Bronx, IN the 200 A5
sembly District, and Leader AI!reG %
Sirnonds won from julius r. Fei2e! py
about 10 10 ]. ,. ,oodor ~
c.sten island. and candidate OF the reg
yis, Democratic organization for stst'
c c'~, was elected over Ma,
than Smyth, candiate Of the i RieH 1n.s
Borough Democracy by 40 70 49, - ne
William G.. Wilcox, President OF nv
ROAD Of Education Of New YORK , Gity-
p pSs'L also 81 showed under by william
Rowland in the general disaster n..a.. ' ns.
.,yentv-thres OF total OF forty
zen , districts that the insurgents CON on
,es,ed ,hey won not more than two
0ut on Long Island, in the "a CON
IL D,s'rict Theron H. Burden
s sTs Jo.eph p'i De Brasga were easily
elected Republican delegates TO m, :. ne a
,ionsl convention and state con rounty
Committee lng Burden, caught mapping
was defeated By young lawyer, D... y.
oggins. The othe. gate = co SIhm''. snd
W'yyice Z. Connolly and Arthur L,