Evening journal., 1917-04-11
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Cavender Elected Mayor,
Sleeps President OF
City Council
ANNUAL ELECTION
OF CENTURY CLUB

NEW CASTLE, April ll.--Ihe CITY
election yesterday was victory TOT
the citizens movement The men
cleo ed TO office are considered able
representatives OF the city, who Will
look out for the interests Of all Ihey
are:
Mayor-Theodor W. Cavender.
President Of City Council-John T.
Stoops.
CITY Treasurer-John B. Manlove.
Ctv Clerk-G. Allen Smith.
CITY Councih-Neil- b. Seminar, John
Ries. William WegCenmann, Selden
$. Deemer.
Commissioner Of Court House-Al-
exander Il. Goudiss.
total Of $50 votes were cast in the
four districts. There were thirty can
didates to fill nine offices.
Follow ng Is the vote OF every can
didate by districts;
For Mayor, Theodore w. Cavender--
First. 1O2; Second, 60; Third, Us
Fourth, 90; total, 29a.
William ID. Grier-First, 67; Second,
As. Third. IA; Fourth 81; total, III
ID. Eugene Rogers First, 63; Sec
ond "a; Third. 4S; Fourth, AZ; total
III.
President OF City Council, John T..
Stoops-Frst, 141; Second, rs; Third,
80: Fourth. 116: total, 3G7.
Francis ID. Buck-First, 73; Second,
43: Third, IL Fourth, 60; total, l96.
James j. Whalen-First, 10; Sec
ond. IL: Third, Sc; Fourth, Is; total
81
city Treasurer. John b. Manlove-
First. So: Second. 4s; Third. 23;
Fourth, 81; total, 246
Hugh u. Duffy-First, 67; Second,
40: Third, 40; Fourth SO; total, 22i.
Howard ID. First az;
Second. 141; Third, IL; Fourth, al;
city Clerk. G.. Allen smlth-First,
143; Second 76: Third Al; Fourth.
70; total, 1888.
Edward w. Eagle-First, AZ; Seq
ond, 81; Third, 6; Fourth, 90; total,
153.
Francis J. Reynolds First. %; Sec
ond, Is; Third, So; Fourth 25i total,
1O4.
Jacob e. wright-First, II; Second,
9; Third. .; Fourth. 26: total, 81
City Council Neil B. Sentman-
First. rs; Second, SO; Third IL;
Fourth, rs; to al, 21S
John Ries-First. 75; Second. SO;
Third. 13: Fourth. so; total, 204.
William Weggenmann-First 67;
tsecond. 80; Third 10; Fourth, 90: to-
tai. 1876.
selden S. Deemer-First. 81; Sec
ond, as; Third, 80; Fourth, SO; to-
val. 1874.
A. Hermann Padburg-First, 81;
Second As; Third 80; Fourth 60; to-
tai, 1856
W. Leslie Cramor- First. 20; See,
ond. 43; Tn rd, "a; Fourth, A. total
ISL
John J. sheridan-First. 90; Second
SO. Third. 26: Fourth. 80; total, 1SO
Jacob II. Speicher- First 81; Sec
ond, 80; Third, 10; Fourh, Go; total,
III
Andrew NJ Gallagher-First. SO;
Second. AZ; Third. 81; Fourth, Sc: to-
tai. ia.
Louis II. Dunccn-First. 60; Sec
ond. 10; Third, 8; Fourth. S6; total,
William b. Koe-First. o.: Second
27; Third. 15; Fourth. SO; total. 129.
George b. Neef-First, 60; Second,
16; Third. 10; Fourth. z: total. 9S
George S. Bacon First 81; Second,
81; Third 9; Fourth 26 total. a.
Carrie Whitlock First, 2; Second,
3; Third. %; Fourth, 10: total. A.
Albert II. Bradley-Flrst, 20; Sec
ond, z; Third, 9; Fourth, z. to.al. 48,
Albert S. Boyce-First, 10; Second,
6; Third, 1; Fourth, IL; total, 80.
Commissioner of Court House. AL
exander p. Goudlss-Firat, 1893; Sec
ond. 1923; Third, so; Fourth, 1914; to-
tai. 572.
The terms OF all officers exoep'
Commissioner of the Court House. are
for two years. the latter Is for ten
years. Mr. S,oops was high man on
the ticket, receiving 367 votes, ant
Mr.. Boyce low man, receiving 33 vo' es
AS TO the successful candidates, Mr.
Cavender is in the tinsmithing an,
heating business. and is the presen
president Of City Council, havin.
served two years. Mr. Stoops was
member of City Council several years
ago and has been a New Castle bust
ness man for thirty years past.
John B. ManlOve needs but little
Introduction, he having been IN,
chorister OF musical affairs in the city
and the Methodist Episcopal Church. &
former treasurer Of the city and the
Board OF Education, a bailiff OF the
county courts for many years. re.
ceiver for Friendship Lodge Of Work
men.
Mr.. Smith, lifelong resident OF
the city. was reelected to an office he
has filed aceeptably.
Mr.. Seminar served as councilman
before, and is also member of the
Board Of Education Mr.. Ries is pro-
prietor of the Hotel Louise, and has
shown considerable interest in mu-
nicipal affairs. Mr.. Weggenmann was
reelected 10 Council, the voters thus
showing their confidence in him and
the.r satisfaction with his record.
Mf. Deemer is president of the
Deemer Steel Company and a member
oi we Trustees Of the Commons. st.
Mf Nouciss, the only man who was
nor opposed, drew a fattering vote
lie Is o business man, aud until the
recent Board OF Education election
was member OF that body, Mr.. Bovce
low man. receiving SO votes.
At the annual meeting OF the New
Castle Century Club the following of
hcers were elected last night: Pres
dent Mrs. Julius Dodd: first vice
president. Mrs. ]. L. Phillips: secon
Fice-president, Miss Pauline n. Roe
ers; recording secretary, Miss Mildre
r. Stoops; corresponding secretar,
Mrs. John II. Wilson; treasurer, Mr.
John +. 4. Clayton.
Five directors for terms of thre
years each were chosen, as follows
Mrs Julius Dodd Mrs. Peter b. Light