Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
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Seven Senator'S and - Representatives
will be elected John NJ. Walker and
Frank X. Pool, Republicans, and Thomas
+. Gormlev, Democrat, Of New Castle
county. Robert ID. Hollett and Charles ID.
Murphy, Democrats, OF Kent and I'D
ward & Brown and /. Iayfield Long,
Republicans, Of SUSSEX. are The outgoing
Senators James W Robertson, John 9.
lIighheld and John +. Richards, Re
pnblicans. and John f. Iatta, Democrat,
Of New Castle county, James T. Alice, Jr. !,
and Wallace : Handy, Republicans, and
lewis VI Price. Democrat, Of Kent and
Isaac ID. Short Asa Bennett and J. Carey
Palmer, Republicans, Of Sussex are the
holding over Senator's The Republicans
have tn elect only one Senator To obtain a
majority Of the Senate.
Thomas +. Gormley is askin the Demo
Gratis Of the Second Senatorial district Of
New Castle county to renornnate him
for Senator, and John +. McNahb and
John j. Mckinley are also seeking the
Democratic nomination.
William G.. Brooks, who wa.-h Repre-
sentative in the last General Assembly y
o candidate for the Republican nomina-
tion for Senator from the Sixth Senatorial
district of New Castle county, to succeed
Frank r. Pool.
Harry Mari has been proposed for the
Republican nomination for Representative
from the First Representative district of
New Castle county, 90 succeed Andrew \.
Murine
Theodore w Francis, Republican,
desires denomination a. Representative
from the Third Representative district OF
New Castle county
John G.. FOote IS a candidate Tor the
Republican nomination for representa-
tive from the Fourth Representative dis
trict of New Castle county, 10 succeed
John 4. McNabb, William ]. Lutz has
also been proposed for the Republican
nomination and George Crockett snd
Edward Higgins for the Democratic
nomination.
-Four members Of the New Castle
County Levy Court viii be elected, 70
succeed Howard NJ. Ward, Isaac G..
Elliott and James c. Shaw, Republicans,
and James A. Buekson, Democrat. Mr..
Ward is finishing the unexplred term Of
Robert Nj. Burns, deceased and desires 10
represent the First district for full term,
but Walter A. Rash Frank r. Jones and
several other Republicans are also seeking
the nomination. James Ball and Everett
Holiingsworth are candidates for the
Republican nomination in the Third
district. and Newton L. Grubb Is a
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
tion, to succeed Isaac C.. Elliott.
Thomas Claringbold is q candidates for
the Republican nomination in the Fifth
district, to succeed James @. Shaw.
Charles II. Jones and William Scott are
candidates for the Democratic nomination
in the Seventh district, TO succeed James
A. Buckson. The Republicans have 10
elect two members obtain a majority
of the court
Joseph H. Gould, Samuel A. Mcdaniel,
John L. Spring. Reuben Hall and Albert
4. Vaughan are candidates for the Re
publican nomination for sheriff of New
Castle county, TO succeed Joshua q.
Grassland.
Isaac S. Bullock, Republican, desires
another term as coroner of New Castle
county, and Samuel Handy Is also
candidate for the Republican nomination.
For receiver of taxes and treasurer of
New Castle county, Charles I'll. Lippin-
oott, Republican, is seeking denomination
and has Walter s. Burris, Thomas s.
Fouracre, Isaac G. Elliott, John L. Lat
tomus and Plummer I'll. Leach for COM
petitors.
Edwin c. Clark, Republican, desires
another term as comptroller of New
Castle county, and James G. Shaw,
Harry w. Wenninger and William t.
Purks are also candidates for the Re
publican nomination.
John L. Wright, Republican, is seeking
denomination for clerk of the peace of
New Castle county.
Harvey Hoffecker is a candidate for the
Republican nomination for prothonotary
of New Castle county, to succeed Joseph
Norman 2. Crouch, Republican, de-
sires another term as clerk of the Orphans
Court of New Castle county and register
in Chancery.