New-York tribune., 1920-09-15
Organizations
Win Nearly All
I'm Primaries
Ansorge Victorious i'm 2lst
Against Humphreys and
Lavelle; Siegel Backed
by Both Parties i'm Goth
NJ amy Districts Close
Republicans and Democrats
Are Successful Inn Fusion
Against the Socialists

Returns. for the most part incom-
slete. received early this morning, in
dieated the victory of nearly all the
organization designees in both the Re-
nublican and Democratic primaries for
phces on the state legislative and the
Congressional tickets.
The most interesting fight of all was
ii the olst~ Congressional District,
where Martin c. Ansorge, the choice
Of the local Republican organization,
defeated Andrew B. Humphreys and
Louis A. Lavelle, the negro leader.
In the cath Congressional District
BENJAMIN Fairchild defeated his oppo-
nent, Miss Bertha Beckerman.
In the Goth Congressional District
Representative Isaac Siegel, who was
unopposed in the Republican pri-
maries, dfeated Louis n. Adler for the
Democratic nomination.
Both parties had agreed to fuse on
Siegel against Morris Hillquit, the So
ciaiist candidate. This was displeasing
to some of the Democrats who put
Adler in the race. Siegel had little
trouble in defeating him.
In the 18th Congressional District,
Representative John F. Carew, Demo
crat. was renominated, despite stiff
fight put up by James McGurrin.
In the ID Congressional District,
Rudolph Hantusch jr., who had the
backing of the Republican organiza-
tions in his districts, defeated Ira G..
Darrin.
In the 18th Senate District, Schuyler
N. Meyer was nominated for State
Senator by the Republicans. His op-
ponent was Assemblyman William W.
Pellet
In the districts in which no name
appears under the Democratic column
the Democratic party failed to name q
eandidate.)
Nominees for Congress
Note-Where two or more names ap-
near in a district it indicates contest
where the returns up to the time OF
soing to press failed to show the win
aer.
D.., RFpr-BIICAN DEMOCRATIC
I-sFreierick c. Hicks Alfred J. Kennedy
s-Rudolf Hantusch u. John J. Kindred
-.-Iohn kissel Arthur Joseph
CHRISTIAN j. Mcwillams
Joseph v. Flynn
4-Hugo Nscciarors Thomas H. Cullen
James J. As:arita
s-Ardoph L Kline Eiward Cassin
s-WaTsn l. lee VIM. F. Y. Geoshan
michael J. Hogan James P. Maher
John J. MctitnniS
Jos> ]. Fontana
s-Chas G. Bond 'Wm. e. Ceary
John o Nelson
s-Andrew y. Peterson 'Darid J; oConnen
iA-Lsstsr D. Tolk Gilbert H. Rhoades
Frank II. stark
li-Wilbur F Wakeman Daniel J. Riordan
is-Henry VI. Goldioge Henry VI. Godfogle
I@Chrs D. Sullivan christopher d. sullivan
lE-Nathan D. Pefiman Nathan D. Perlman
L-Thomas J. Ryan sPeter ]. Dooing
H-warren S Fisher W. Bourke Cochran
F-oEdea L. Mills Herbert C. Pel jr.
W-Hsnry J. O'Counor John 8. Carew
TS-wal,er NJ. Chandler VIM. Keunelly
as-skaac Siesel Isaac Siegel
N--Mar1in c. Ansorse Jerome F. Donovan
Andrew B. Humphrey
s-Wilbur j. Murphy Anthony J. Griffin
as-Albert T. Rosendale Richard F. Mck!niry
s+-Benj. L. Fairchild "James Y. Ganly
ss-sJames W Hustled A. Outram Sherman
ss-Akin =. Taiman Rosslyn VI. Cox
Hamilton Fish r-
George r. Gregg
L'ChAs. Z. Ward John X. Green
.s-wm E WoolarI Peter G. Ten Eyck
Edward J. Halter
sG'James 5. Parker
M-.Frank Crovther John z Kelly
Walter G. Robinson
M-.Bertrsnd II Smell
ss-.Luher w. Mott Newton s. Beebe
S5-'Honer P Snyder Roger W. Huntington
3t-Iohn Clarke Chas. K. Seymour
Prank H. Trui.t
samuel A. Jones
8-'waltsr u. Mases John F Nash
S-'EorQan J. Gould Geo h. Shu!cr
E-'Alansoo B. Houghtou
sR'Tho1nas B. Dunn Hiram R, Wood
5S-sArchie .. Sanders.
s-'S Wallace Dempsey Frank 8. Nicholson
Wm- l. Buchanan
tl-'Carrnce ,lacGresor Al G. EzloT
&C Hami!toa Cook James VI Mead
4s-'Danel a. Reed Fred H. Sylvester