Evening journal., 1921-06-06
Continued from First Page.


is Republican stronghold and the
result was not surprising.
The high run of the election was
made by Howard M. Ward. who
swamped his Democratic opponent
for President OF Council, Robert
w. Kramer. with a majority Of 3299
votes. A total of 1912 votes was
polled by Mr.. Ward. Mr.. Kramer
receiving 9S43.
Samuel ]. White, also a Repub-
lican, running for City Treasurer,
was next high man. defeating ].
Merrick Horn by 2SO7 votes. Mr..
White received 1s,O61 votes as com
pared to 1O,254 pol1ed by Mr.. Horn.
Tho Republican candidate for col
hector of taxes from the southern
district, A. Edward walsen, ran a
close race with his Democratic op-
ponent, John I. Doan, who won by
a majority OF 546 votes At the
election two years ago. Dolan was
elected by a majority Of 924 votes.
City Council will stand politically
just as does the present one. There
will be Republican President,
seven Republican members and FIVE
Democrats.
The Republicans carried the first
two wards by good majorities- Arthur
Johnson carried the First ward by
300 votes, and Herman ID. Faulkner
carried the Second by $50 votes. j.
Edward McNabb defeated his Repub-
lioan opponent from the Third
ward by only 1s3 majority. which
was much lower than that received
by the Democratic candidate two
years ago.
Perhaps the closest fight was made
in the Fourth ward, where James T.
Taylor, Democrat, won over Harry
r. Kiund by 10 votes. This was an
exceedingly spirited contest as there
was much rivalry between the two
parties to succeed James Kane, Dem
ocrat. who had served in Council
for "a years
The greatest majority made by a
candidate for City Council was thai
recorded by Alexander r.. Abrahams
who was reelected from the Fifth
Ward, by 1887 votes His 1919 ma
jority was 596. His was the ban
ner Republican ward Of the city by
a wide margin over any other ward.
An increase was noted also in the
Sixth Ward, where John o. Hopkins,
Republican, was reelected by a ma
jority Of STA votes over Richard w.
Robinson. Democrat Mr.. Hopkins
majority two years ago, was sos
votes.
James l.. Evans, Republican. defeat
ed e. r. Ewing for the Seventh
Ward for Council by $50.
James b. McManus, Republi-
can. was reelected from the Eighth
Ward by a majority of 379 votes over
Frank j. August Michael r. Cannon,
Democrat, was defeated in the
Ninth Ward by Harry L. Vincent
who polled a majority of 96S votes
Mr.. Vincent is a newcomer in poll.
tics.
In the Tenth Ward. John ]. Mul.
vena. Democrat, more than doubled
his majority Of two years ago, by
defeating John l. Green by 75S
votes. In 1919 his majority was 33S
John +. Henry Democrat, goes bacl
from tho Eleventh Ward. by a ma
jority of 21s compared TO 157 twl
years ago.
In the Twelfth Ward. John ]
Murray won over David J. Jones b
majority Of az votes. The Repuh
licans cut down the majority in thi
ward considerably.
The total vote for the head Of IN
ticket was;
For Mayor-Harvey, r., 1851
Bayard, D., 1926. Harveys ma
iority. 1851.
For President of Council-wIar,
r., 13.142; Kramer, D., 9S4S. Ward
majority. s299.
For City Treasurer - White. r
1S.061: Horn. D., 10,254. White
majority. 2S07.
40 Receiver Of Taxes. Northern Di,
So trict-Klund. r.. 914i; Hamann, d
,s 1887. Klund's majority. S9S7.
"a Receiver of Taxes, Southern Dis
,s trict-Doian. D., Ass; Walsen, r.
"a 4242. Dolan's majority, sac.
"a Harry +. Klund. defeated Reput
A. lican candidate for Council. in IN
7s Fourth Ward. today made the 70
20 lowing statement.
Seeing in the Sunday paper ths
81 there would probably be a prote'
of the count in the Fourth Ware
.. desire to say that any such sui
gestion was made without my know
,e edge or consent.
60 Il have no desire whatever to b
a party TO any such action. as I bs
so lieve It was the desire of the voter
70 that Mr.. Taylor should represeI
a, them in City Council.
This ward has always been
Democratic ward and Mr.. Taylc
So should enjoy the fruits OF his vi,
90 tory"
% Gen. J. Austin Ellison. chairman
80 the Republican City Committee. sal
~ today that he was gratifed at n
.oo success Of the Republican party
los the polls on Saturday. He said IN,
10 the success of the party was due
81 the cooperation Of the members
81 the twomen's and mems committe,
ss and to the loyal support Of the tick
- by Republicans generally.
163 Timothy J. Mooney, chairman
. the Democratic City Committed. sa
today that ne and members OF !