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publican, was elected Mayor over sey-
mour. Democrat
| WHITE PLAINS. Nov. 4.--The Republi-
cans swept White Plains to-day and
| also elected a woman as Councilman at
Large Frederick r. Weeks was elected
Mayor by 1880 votes defeating the
Democratic incumbent. Harrington NJ.
Thompson. Weeks pollcd 3.l7s votes
| and Thompson 2.12s.
Frnnk NJ. Wilson, Mrs Belle Marion
Knight and Charles Everett Moore were
elected Councilmen at LarTe. Three Re-
| publican Supervisors also were elected.
MOUNT VERNON, Nov. 4.--Republicans
were generally successful in to-day's
| voting. although two Democrats were
chosen. For Mayor. Elmer L. Kim
caid. Republican. defeated Albert f.
Desheidt by 1894. George c. Appel. u
Democrat, was reelected City Judge
over Frederick w. Clark. The Rev.
James Berg. Republican. was reelected
Comptroller over Abel J. LcT.ne. a war
veteran and d. 8. c. man. For City
TREASURER Mrs. Emraa L. Hollywood
Republican. defeated r. :. J. Flynn
For Receiver of Taxes John II. Cordes
Democrat, won over George E
Weatherby For Assessor Colin Macken-
zie, Republican, defeated John s. Lyons
OssIN1Na, Nov. 4.-The fight made by
Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip. wife OF the
banker. and other society women against
John Jenkins. Republican candidate fol
Supervisor. bore fruit to-day when Jen'
p, lSins was defeated by J. Curry Barlow
Democrat. by 121 votes. George Vail
Democrat. was elected Auditor. Charlie,
Leary, Republican, was reelected Towr
Clerk by 23S and the rest Of the Re
publican ticket won.
SCHENECTADY, Nov. 4.-The Rev. DR.
George r. Lunn. Socialist Mayor here In
1912-13 and 1916-17 and elected by
Democrats to Congress for 1879. was
elected Mayor as a Democrat by approx
inlateiy 1900 plurality over Mayor
Charles A. Simon. Sunday movies was
leading Issue. Minor city contests
were close.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Nov. flames d
McNulty, Democrat. was elected
Mayor by a majority of about 1000 ove'
J. A. T. Schwartz, his Republican oppo
nent. The election was conducted OF
a non-partisan basis.
PORT CHESTER. Nov. ..-The featur
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attempt Of Rudolph Knieriem a Gospe
preacher at street corners. to be electe1
Supervisor. He ran Independently an
received sonly 14s votes. George Wer
ner, chairman of the Board OF Super
visors of West Chester. was reele eted b,
a plurality of 1883.
: Edward Leibrock. Democratic candi
date for Town Clerk. who fought in tn
big war and lost leg at Verdun. wa
defeated by about 500 votes by Charlie
: o. Derby, who was reelected for thir
term.
In Harrison Mrp. Margaret Ide. Dem
ocratic candidate for Tax Receiver. de
faated David Barnes, Republican. by 80
votes
: Harry G. Sattier. Democrat, defeate
: Ebenezer Bull. Republican. for Super
visor of Harrison.
ELMIRA. Nov. 4.-The election q
George w. Peck. Democrat for Mayo
!, over w I. Booth. Republican. by so
, Is conceded by the Republican com
= mittee.
r GENEVA. Nov. 4.--George S. Stubs
q Republican. was reelected Mayor to-da
over DR.. C. C. Lyttle. Democrat. by
majority of s3.
: ITHACA. Nov. 4.-Edwin c. Stewar
a Republican, was elected Mayor Of Ithac
= to-day.
NIAGARA FALLS Nov. Maxwell v
= Thompson. Republican, was electe
v Mayor to-day.
al OLHAN, Nov. 4.--W. T. Georgia, r,
n. publican. was elected Mavor Of Olea
= to-day.
n WATERFOWL, Nov. 4.-- Robert
II Cahill. non-partisan citizens candidat
y was elected Mayor here to-day, defea
ing Henry ]. .Kimball. Republican. by
majority of about 1000.
Is ROME. Nov. City of Rome compile
n gives: For Mayor. Carroll, Democrs
> Ass; Mickle, Republican. 3,4S4.
CORNING, Nov. 4.-Dr. George Lam
Democrat. was elected Mayor over Al
1 drew Maltby. Republican. by 5o4.
e.. GLovERsvILLE, Nov. 4-Theodore