Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
CANDIDATES BACKED
BY ADMINISTRATION

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ministration follows:
United states senator, Botes Penrose
state treasurer. Charles A. Snyder au-
ditor general. Samuel $, Lewis
congressman t-large Thomas $.
Crago. waynesburg; Mahlon NJ. Gar
land. Pittsburgh: Anderson II. Walters
Iohnstown. and Joseph a. Mclaughlin,
Philadelphia.
s-at-large-Governor Sproul
Chester: Leonard 'Reploglc. Johnstown
senator Penrose, Philadelphia senator
Knox. Pittsburgh Andrew W. Mellon.
Pittsburgh; James Eiyerson. Jr, Phila-
phia Mayor Babcock, Pittsburgh:
Mayor Moore. Philadelphia; Colonel
Asher Miner, wilkes Barre; Attorney
General William |. Schatfer. Chester.
and w. w Atterbury. Philadelphia.
Alternates-Judge Charles l.. Brown
Andrew FrosCh and Andrew +. Stevens.
Philadelphia j. w. =. Bausman. Lam
caster; Judge Harry G. Quigley, Center
Robert y. Greer. Butler: Lyle Orr, Erie
liam d. Ellis. Montgomery; Elisha P.
Douglass Allegheny: Jacob l.. Kendall.
Allegheny. and w. Harry Baker, Dau-
phin.
Congress-First district. Dr. Arthur r.
Eeegan Second district. George S. Ora.
ham, Third district. Charles pelany;
Fourth district. George W. Edmonds
sixth district, George =. barrow.
state Senate-First district william
Reinhardt: Third district. william J.
McNiChol: Fifth district, John r. Nc
Lean Jr.: Seventh district Augustus
f. DaiN. Jr.
state House OF Representatives;
First district-James Cozens and sam
Second-Alfred Fortunate.
Third-Harry J. Trainer and Arnold
NJ Blumhurg.
Fourth--James V. Lafterty
Fifth-IsaaC 5. u. Smink. John Sim
Gcrly and Daniel Greene
Sixth--No candidate slated.
Seventh Boykin II. Collier
Eighth-Thcodore Clay and william
Ninth-No candidate slated.
Tcnth-WilIiam J. Brady and Joseph
ThirIrenth-Edwsrd \. Kraft and II
: EnOrblC
Observation-Disclosures Bromley
Ffteenth--Eohcrt A.. Buchcr and
Franklin Spencer Edmonds.
iNtcenth---Jamcs \. Dunn
Seventeenth - James 4. Hefferuan,
Theodore Campbcn and Horac" W.
Leeds.
Eightcenth-Johr +. snowdcn and
/ samuel j. Perry.
Twentte,h-Pa,ricll Conner; second
man not slated
Twenty ty-frst-Gcorge II. Stein and
| James Franklin.
! Twenty acknowledgement NJ. Colder.
Twenty. y.third-Albcrt S. g. Miller
/ Twenty y-fourth-Andrcw G. Walker.
!. Twenty ty-fifth--ThOmaS Blue't
I Twenty y-siXth-Jcseph w. skill.
District delegates to the Republican
national convention-Frst district, Jo-
scph Argcntiori and Onnic o. Carter;
Second. Powell Evans and Thomas
Joseph p. Bartilurci; Fourth, william
Freebooter and Alfred r. Burke; flfth,
Joseph II. Bromley and Harry Brocklc.
hurst; Sixth, Bayard Henry and Samuel
p Rotan.
AIternntcs-First district Louis A.
Saltzmann and Joseph Devine; Second.
George w. Coles and Joseph p. O.Neill I;
Third, George {. Gallagher and Wilita
! and John W. Snowden: Fifth. $. Ever
ctt Pcndebury and j. jerome Menkus 4:
Sixth. Frank l.. Kcnworthy and Chester
W. Hill.
/ Robert Sotz and John Muldoon; Second,
! Edward j. Cooke and James NJ. Nelly
/ Third. James \, carey ana Rop'rt T.,
Tagan; Fourth, Thomas l.. Jennings
! and John Flsler Ffth. John a. Prosper
/ and Charles f. Kelley; Sixth, George
| CcsgrOve and Nathan l.. Jones; Seventh.
! Everett CharnlcY and Joseph A; ConroE
Eighth, George w. Cocker and y. Edwin
/ Lndel
The Ware organization slate follows:
ConGress-First district, william s
| Ware Second district: George ;. Ora
! ram Third district; Harry c. RRnsley
| Fourth district, George W l:dmonds
Fifth district Alfred N. Waldron.
! National DelegatcS-FirSt district. Will
! liam S. Ware. Charles r. Hall Second,
! william Hagan DuBarry, Alfred Put
nam; Third, George Wharton Pepper,
Richard p, Burke Fourth. william
Freebooter; Fifth. John j. MrkinIey; Jrr.i
william r. knight Sixth David
Alternate National DeIcgatc-First
district John w. Parks and Robert
/ smith: second James +. Cannon, Isaac
! u. Hctzell and Herbert SaIus; Firth.
| BYRON f. Wrigley and william J. kerns +;
/ sixth. Arthur Graham and william y.
STATE Senate-First. Edwin r. Ware
! Third, william J. McNicholi Fifth, Max
state Commlttec--First district. Will
1 second. Edward w. Henry and Nathan
/ O. Nuttcr Third, George Whitehead and
william f. Nickel Jr Fourth Even T
Pennock and Jacob Mathay; Fifth
Fred q. Zweig and Addison ". Rowe
! sixth. william !. B"nham and Thurber
/ r. Brazer; Eighth, y. Frank Black
and Clarence Crossan.
state House Of Representatives:
! First dlStflCt-laeDpOlu rIdSS ana
Thomas +. MCGOWAN.
Second district-C. &. \. Baldi. Jr.
Third district-Juiius j. Lewis anG
| Alfonso Donate.
Fifth distrlct-Alfred F.. Altman
John NJ Love and Joseph NJ. PERI,
sixth distriCt-Andrew +. Stevens.
Seventh district-John G. Asbury.
Eighth dlstriCt-Timothy J Mccarthy
and Jefferson w. Smith.
Ninth dIstriCt-Herman Dilshe inner.
Tenth distriCt-AleXander Colville anC
Harry W Steidle
Eleventh distriCt-Richard Curry
Twelfth dstriCt-Clinton A. Sower
and Joseph Marcus.
Fourteenth tlistrct--HarveY F. Brown
Fifteenth distriCt--Howard Smith ant
Charles J w KTcuZcr
sixteenth district--James A. Dunn.
Seventeenth distriCt-Joseph j, Kelly
Harry p. Hannum and Edward G. Payn
Ninetecnth dstrict-Johp Reynolds
and Arthur K, b. Fox.
Twentieth district-John H. Drink
Twenty-Hrst district 49, James \
Walker and Jacob q. Engel
Twanty-second dstrict-Benjamin 4
Twenty-third district - Michael F
Fitzpatrick.
Twenty fourth dtstrict-Thaddeus 5
Krause.
TwRuty-siXth distTiCt-Philip Sterling