Evening journal., 1920-11-03
DEINIVE'Y Is ELECTED
GOV. OF DELA WARE

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'ticket by 1000 or more and also made
'carly a clean sweep there FOR the
Legislature,
Rural New Castle county gave Hard
sng ana Coolidge electors 2.276. max
tng their majority In the entire county
z2.s25.
Wilmington gave Denney, hcpublh
ren, for governor, SseA majority, and
rural New Castle gave hime 2,iiA,
making Denney's unofficial majority
in New Castle county ii.2is.
Wilmington gave Congressman Lay
ton 962i majority. and rural New
Castle county gave him 2i97, giving
Layton ii,iis majority in the entire
Yesterdays election spelled the
political doom OF J. Edward McNabh
Democratic politician and leader OF
the antl-suffraglets in he House OF
the last legislature. He was defeated
by Fire Chief william ]. Lutz,s Re
publican, by 260{ votes In what had
always been the roc-ribbed Demo-
cratic stronghold. The result sim
ply astounded the Democrats, they
never figured they could lose that
district.
Samuel j White. Republican, for
The Legislature. on the face OF the
unofficial returns. carries the Fifth
representative dletrict the Tenth,
Eleventh and Twelfth wards. by %
majority.
robert w. Kramer, Democrat, was
elected Representative in the Second
Representative District OF Wilmington
by 467 majority. sver Dr. Henri
Pipes, colored. Republican,
Senator John NJ. Walker, Republican
suffrage loader In the last Senate,
was reelected In the Fourth district
OF New Castle county.
Indications are that the new Jegls-
lature Will shape up with the fol-
lowing membership based on the re-
turns in hand.
STATE SENATOR.
New Castle County.
Second dietrict-William ]. Lutz,
Fourth dietrict-John NJ. Walker.
Rep.
Sixth district-James McIntire, Dem.
KENT. COUNTY.
Second disirict-Charles Hopkins.
Third districi-charles D. Murphy,
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Second dstrict-George B. lnsley,
Fourth district-Harry Prettyman.
Rep.
Republicans, 3; Democrats. 4.
HOLD0NER SENATOR'S.
New Castle County.
FIRST disirict-James w. Robertson.
Rep
Thlrd--Iohn @. Highneld. Rep.
Fifth-Iohn r. Richards. Rep.
~cyonth-LIchn ~ Iatta. Dem.
KENT COUNTY.
First district-Lewis NJ. Price, Dem.
Third james r. Allea. Jr.. Rep.
Fifih-Wslaoe s. Handy, Reb.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
FIRST dietrict-f. ID. short Rep.
Tihrd-Asa Bennett. Rep
Fifih-J. C. Palmer. Rep.
Holdovers. s Republicans, ? Demo
Political division OF Senate. a Re
publlcans. Democrats.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
First disirict-Harry II. Mari. Rep
Second districi-Robert ". Kramer.
Dem
Third dislrict-Henry Wilson. Rep
Fourth districi-William E. Virden,
Fifth dislrict-DanIel P. Conner,
sixth fdisirict-Frank C. Miller. Rep.
Seventh district-Wiliam Lord, Rep.
Eighth district-Richard G. Buck
Ninth dlstrict-charles L. Medin.
tenth distriot-Edward S, Mesgin-
Eleventh district-wm. J. cromp-
Twelfth disirictt-Edvard Lester,
Rep.
Thirteenth Observation-Disclosures p.
Corbit. Rep.
Fourteenth dlstrict-wslter Lee,
Fifteenth disirict-A. jefferson
KENT COUNTY.
First dislrict-John r. Wilson, Dem
Second district-Nilliam B. Har-
third distriot-Harry B. Clark. Dem
Fourth district-Robert J. Schneider
Fifth district-Frank il. Davis. Rep
sixth district-Walter J. -Paskey.
Seventh dlstrIci-winard s. Brown
Dem.
Eighth district-Edward Dill. Dem.
Ninth district-Philip II. Noble, Dem
Tenth district-Benjamin F. Davis
Dem.
Sussex County.
FIRST district-Harry z. Clendaniel
Rep.
Second district-Charies H. Kinder
Rep
Third district-Samuel S. Gray. Dem
Fourth distrct--John II. Phillips
Dem
Fifth district-George H. otwell
Dem.
Sixth dislrici-Seth A. Hudson. Rep
Seventh dlssrict-William c. Rck
man. Rep.
Eighth distriet-John-n D Warrington