Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
PARTY STATES WIN
ALL CONTESTS FOR
NEW YORK OFFICES
Wadsworth and Miller Have Big
Leads Over Opponents: Waller
Wins Democratic Nomi.
nation
PRIMARY RESULTS
IN OTHER STATES
by Associated Press - Every Yveninz

New York, sept. D.. Eerublir4n and
Democratic candidates who received the
endorsement II tho unofficial STATE con
ventioDs az Sarnt1ga won decisive VIZ
tories IN al state wide contests In Yss.
terday's New York State primary
With but 2.5i9 districts missing 1rii n
a total n T,Z7f IN The State. Nathan i
Miller Of Syracuse, former Judge n no
State Court ~ Appeals organization des-
ignee, led State senator georgr N
Thompson, n Niagara Falls ~ T.7e2
votes in the ooriiest 10 The hepublcsn
gIbernatorial nomination
While Senator Thomreon was d~fea'sf
in The Repuhlican primaries BE nafne vi
appear on the ballot IN November ~ fff
prohibition candidate for Ryverror o.
was unopposed for The prohibition noni-
nation
United state- scn-'or Jqroes " ws1-
worth. Jr, haeked by fhe @taiS 0rgarirs.
| tiou, won an easy virf0ry over hs TO-
| opponents, Mrs Ella a fso,ie. prceideri
/ of the State branch n TIE N0nens
| Christian Ternperance Unior. and ferrrr
/ r. Payne. New York City, iax eor1ris.
sioner The vote IN fstf ou' a 7.72f
/ was Wadgworfh 10. .745' h>pclr a. ff2
/ Payne. -. .eg7
ic1tenant-(;overror Harry r. Nslt.
I er organisation candidate for ~ r~rno-
/ cratic nomination f0r United -tafrs -rrs.
/ Tor. defeated Mayor Cc0rEe Y INN. ~
I Schenectady, by n vote a move thar 2 ~
! With 3,i55 districts missing ti.s vgts
was.
Walker. ~. s3s Tlurn. ~ f27
In the Rey,uhlican rarks there w~~e
! contests for The norninsfiors f0r iirIfersnf
| governor. secretary a 3'sf~ arf -fsfe
treasurer Although NJ nsvu,sper tsi.u-
/ lations 0f the votes IN theas cunfssfs Wrrr
made. Il was generally conce,ed that enc
organization candidsies Rad W0n
Organization candidates also proved VIZ
torious in virtually an the cur'csfs for
nominations for Representative in Con-
zress Supreme Court Iustioeshin~. state
I Senators AID STATE a~~crnblvner
HARRIET May Mills Democratic candi-
l date for secretary ~ state. Waa tho only
woman noninased for state offios ~ effh-
er of the MAJOR parties She we3 tin-
1 opposed for the nomination.
/ Two Republican women ~ho ws~" 49,
/ pirants for Congressional uamlnatsonx
were defeated.
\ Columbia. = C.. Sop. III nsscd
I States Senator flllson ~ smith wa~ Co.
nominated by South Caroiin na D~nocrafs
in Yesterdays primary. unofficial refurns
% the Columbia state from "a out cf tls
/ 80 counties in the state Indicated eariv
today. The states figures gave senator
I Smith majority q 1000 over tscorxr
I Warren
New Orleans. la, sept. i5-On the
face Of the scattered and unofficial re-
turns from yesterdays Democratic pr.-
mary IN Louisiana, compiled early today
I
Jared Y Sanders had a slight eaa over
hIs two opponents-Edsln ,. Brors~ssG
| and Doneison Caffery-in the contest for
! the senatorial nomination. Returns largr-
" from parishes IN the northern part ~ me
State gave Sanders .so3i Brosas~a1rd, L.
245, and Gallery, 655.
Montpelier. Vt. sept. t5-A four
! cornered contest for governor on Tho
Republican ticket IN the state primaries
Yesterday resulted IN a victory ior 4an.s
Hartness Of Springfield By a vote nesslg
2 10 l over his nearest opponent. Con-
gresham Porter II. Dale wa rsn0minAfeil
by the Republicans in the second district.
winning an easy victory over tNo other
candidates These were the only import
ant contests in the primaries.
With only few Isolated towns MISSING
I the vote Tor -DktflDI N.lts
Hartness. 23O25; Frank ". Axan.
I2;443; Curtis ;. Emery, 1880; Fr-s. II
Babbitt, II, ,267.
jefferson City, Mo. sept Ia ne
Missouri Republican platform conyen-
ton adopted a platform and adlourno.
early today after the State central COM
mittee had approved a resolution ntiiviue
an agreement between Jacob p BaalcT
OF st. Louis, national committeeman f1f
Missouri, and VII II. HAYS. chairman ol
the national committee, whereby al cum-
munications pertaining b campaign plans
would be directed between the state and
national committees, leaving Mr.. hahlcr
the resolution said, % retain the empty
title Of national committeeman
Mr.. Babler's name was mentioned IN
connection with the distribution In Ms.
sour Of the pre-convcntion campaign
funds Of Governor LOwdcn oi llhnuss.
The resolution was adopted By the -tatr
committee after Mr.. Babler had REFUSED ID
obey summons 20 appear before ths
committee and resign.