New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07

Slate Wins
In Primaries
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ment OF about 10000. The women took
little interest in the primaries.
Only about 1850 votes were cast IN
and the four regular Republican can
dldates for delegates-at large won over
William Bennett by ratio of over
SIX to one. In some districts Bennett
did not receive a single vote The
largest vote for Bennett was cast in
Ionkers. In Mount Vernon he only re-
ceived about so votes out of 400 cast.
Likewise the Republicans won in the
several Assembly district contests in
the borough.
1t was estimated that about one-third
of the Republican vote was cast by
women
koenig Issues Statement
Samuel S. Koenig, chairman Of the
Republican County Committee, early
this morning said
The. result of the primary elections
held to-day is IN no sense to be regarded
as q victory for any of the candidates
for the Presidential nomination nor is
it to be considered defeat
Notwithstanding their representatives
were decisively beaten, the Hoover work
ers declared they had accomplished their
ends. Watson Washburn, chairman of
Ni4t epilliH4 ltt, SdlU lIidl Ill lllc III NON-
gressional District the Hoover candi-
dates had been defeated by only two and
a half to one He SAID he considered
this extreme proof of Mr. Hoover's pop
ularity in New York
Peter Wynne, secretary Of the Repub-
Lean County Committee of the Bronx,
said he was proud of the showing made
by the Republicans. He declared the
Republican vote in the Bronx would ex-
coed the Democratic vote nearly two
to one.
One Of the principal Republican
fights in Brooklyn was IN the 22d Dis
trict. where ex-senator A. J. Gilchrist
opposed Jacob A. Livingston, the or
ganization leader. Livingston seemed
at midnight easily TO be in the lead
The early returns from around the
state received at Albany last night up
to midnight indicated that Bennett
would not receive much above four
votes to an election district.
In Nassau County the Repu blican
leaders estimated that Of the 21,000
enrolled voters less than 5000 had
voted and of this number II was loosely
estimated that Bennett would have
about 500. or less II was said that
most of the votes that went to Bennett
were cast by women, special appeal
TO them through circulars having been
/ iildut DN tnc bennett managers. INefe
were no Democratic contests in Nassau
County.
The regular Republican organization
triumphed over Bennett in Westchester
County. Although definite figures are
lacking from many parts of the county.
the leaders declared their best m
formation was that Bennett was beaten
four to one.
In Yonkers Bennett received 505
votes. as against 2.075 for Thompson
Calder received 2.0O6 Miller, 1881, and
Wadsworth, 1885.
The returns up TO a late hour indi-
Gated the election of the following
delegates-at-large and district dele
gates 20 the Chicago and San Francisco
conventions:
Delegates-at-Large
REPUBLICAN DEMOCRAT
J. ". Wadsworth jr. Alfred L. Smith
VIM. NJ. Calder Elisabeth Marbury
Nathan l. Miller Harriet NJ, Mills
VIM. B. Thompson Louis T. Desbecker
District Delegates
REPUBLICAN, DEMOCRAT
Cong
Dist
l-R L. Bacon I.athrop Brown
Harry Lee George f. Kent
II c. Mex enna Mason o. Snedley
John Wagner Julia MCLAUGHLIN
John McCrate Gaspar J. Liota
J. Bartscherer kdward knecht
&c. ). Dewey Thomas II. Cullen
Jacob Bremen Wm. j. Hefernan
} &C. 7. Murphy James P Judge
Alfred f. Vass John 3. Johnston
6-F. j. H Kracl,e John II. McCooey
l.. NJ. Swasey Peter b. Hanson
Paul Windes Catherine Carroll
VIM. Boardman John J. Fitzgerald
N. B. Campbell Minnie wichman
81. A. Livingston David j. O'Connell
Robert Kennedy Rudolph Relmers j.
T j. Mccain VIM F Thompson
i1-Geo Cromwell Daniel J. Riordaa
c. NJ. Depew James Z. Clark
Jos. Levenson John + Ahearn
Rebecca Hoffman
l3-Helen v Boswell George G. Bat1le
Herman A. Metz
l4-sam S. Koenie Thomas r Smith
r H. La Guardia Edward G. Murphy
In H. Blake Martha Byrne
Henry W Taft Richard Fitzpatrick
l6-H. l.. Stimson Charles T. Murphy
j. f. Sheffield Lewis Nixon
IA J. Berwin Jeremiah T Mahoney
Herbert Parsons Resale 5. Phillips
&c {. Whitman W. Bourke Cochran
Ogden l.. Mills Philip j. BRITT
in. NJ. Butler Samuel Marx
c. D Hlles Lillian 4. Sire
20--Jues S. Bache Nathan Straus
Isaac Siegel Salvatore Gothic
o1-rorn J LYONS BERTHE NJ. CROSBY
Z NJ. Morgan
&C. 4 Medaic Morgan j. O'Brien
James l.. Wells James T. Ceraghty
&c ". Perkins Helen McRedmond
G. W Lawrence Arthur H Murphy
al. Sutherland Julius j. Binder
A. W. Lawrence Michael j. Walsh
25-Wm l.. Ward Martin Nogel
Otis II. Cutler Calvin Tomkins
26-Ios VI Dickav +. D. Roosevelt
D J. Gleason b Alexander
Philip Citing Daniel J. Murphy
ouis F Pawn George Mcclellan
9S- William Barnes ames w. Fleming
Henry N. sage Peter c. Teneycl
oa-I W Emerson NO candidates desig-