The New York herald., 1921-10-27
PUBLIC RECORDS CITED

! PUBLIC RECORDS CITET
Answers to QUESTIONABLE AlsC
Are Considered in It's
Conclusions.
The Citizens Union made public yes.
terday its record OF candidates for the
Assembly In Kings, Queens and Rich
mond and for the Board of Aldermen
from Manhattan and The Bronx. Can
didates were judged on their public rec
ords and replies to missionaries. AL
dermanic candidates were asked their
views on powers and size of board, ray
of city employees. public letting. street
signs, consideration of the budget and
revenue bonds.
The Assembly records follow:
KINGS COUNTY.
| First District.
John A. War en- (Rep), indorsed.
Member Assembly, 1921. when c. U. re-
| port said he WIS careful and attentive,
with record OF votes above the average,
and deserved credit for vote against the
oirect primary repeal.
! Francis J. Cronin (Dem.). first candi-
! Cacy.
Second DfstrIct.
| No Endorsement william Brown
1 tDem), labor union organizer: second
/ Edmund H. Alexander tRep). first
candidacy.
Third District.
No Endorsement. Frank J. Taylor
4 tDena). Member Assembly since 1918
/ c. U. report 1921) esaid of him: Con
/ tinued ineffective. although record OF
votes showed some Improvement
( William v. Parks (Rep). first candi-
/ dacy.
Samuel zlotofr (Soc). first candidacy
Fourth District.
Peter A. McArdel (Dem.), in
dorsed. Member Assembly since 1915.
/ c. U. report (1921) said he had an ex-
cellent record for votes and showed i'm
provement over any previous year of
service. Indorsed for reelection on the
basis of experience and record.
! Louis NJ. Moniz (Rep.). candidate for
| Assembly 1911.
| Fifth District.
James H. Caulfield, Jr. (Rep), In
dorsed. Member Assembly since 1917,
/ where he has usually made good vot-
( ing record and has been conscientious
4 and attentive: has been three times in
/ dorsed by c. u. c. u. report Q92D said:
Record improved over last year Good
record of votes on important bills. De-
serves credit for fight against primary
repeal and opposition to traction bill. -
! He Is again indorsed this year, notwith-
standing his vote in favor of the LuslS
/ school bills.
Frank T. Sullivan (Dem.). lawyer
first candidacy.
Sixth District.
John r. Crews (Rep), indorsed
Member Assembly 1921, when C. y. re-
port said: First year member OF con-
siderable Independence. with good rec
ord of votes Opposed traction bill and
primary repeal" Indorsed for reelec-
ton on his record.
last year by c. u. as an alert business
man with civic experience who "ouEht
to make useful legislator
Samuel Pavloff (Soc.)-Frenuent can.
didats for Assembly
Seventh District.
No Endorsement. John ]. Howard
I (Dem.). first candidacy.
Alexander w. Searle (Rep. }, first can
| didacy.
Eighth District.
No Endorsement Michael J. Reilly
(Dem.) Member Assembly 192O-2l. C.
u. report (1921) said his record OF
votes and other activities was unsatis-
factory. Was frequently unrecorded on
important roll calls.
John Fl. Danemeyer (Rep.). Firs,
candidacy.
Ninth District.
JAMES T. CARROLL tRep). in
dorsed. Member Assembly, 192O-21. C.
u. report (1921) said "Independen,
and capable. Record showed improve.
ment Deserves credit for voting against
both traction bill and primary repeal y
Reelection recommended on basis OF i'm.
proved good record, despite vote for
Richard J. Tonry (Dem.). First can.
didacy; an intelligent and well fitted
candidate.
Tenth District.
No Endorsement. Bernard Il. era,
(Dem.). Second candidacy.
Leo v. Doherty (Rep.). Member AS.
sembly 1920-21. Last G. u. report said
Intelligent but not effective. In sec.
ond year made record of votes below
the average" Deserves credit for op.
posing primary repeal Endorsed by c
". in 1919.
Eleventh District.
JAMES r. BLY, (Rep). rndorsed
Member Assembly 192o-21 last c. u
report said he was an intelligent membei
who introduced good bills and made al
average record of votes.
John G. Fallon (Dem.). First candi
dacy.
David Miller (soc). Frequently
candidate
Twelfth District. 3.