New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27
Cu1'ran at Top,
Bennett I'd, ON
Voters Ballot
Haskell Draws the Third
Position and La Cuardia
Trails; Lockwood Comes
Second as Comptroller
Cilroy Heads Aldermen
Hartmann Withdraws in
Favor of Kane in Race
for Sheriff in Bronx

hePuoi'S nH-SooA1tion CaNOlORce YOl
Mayor, drew the top place on the
ticket at the official drawing FOR posi-
tons yesterday at the OFFICES of the
Board of Elections. William NJ. Ben
nett is No. 2, Judge Reuben l.. Haskell
No. and F. H. La Guardia No. 4.
Senator Charles C. Lockwood, Repub-
ican-coalition candidate for Comp
troller, drew second place, but as Fran
els Colety, who drew first place, some
days ago announced that he had re-
signed in favor of Mr.. Lockwood. the
Brooklyn Senator may head the list for
Comptroller just the same. W. H.
Schs behorn (Haskell) drew third place.
Vincent Gilroy, Republican, oalition
candidate for President OF the Board
Of Aldermen. drew first place, with
John j. Halligan (HaskelD in second
place and l.. Barton Case (Dennett)
No. 8.
Stenographer Made Drawings
Commissioner John H Voorhis, chair
man OF the board, presided. The
drawings were made by a stenographer
IN the office, so that, according to Judge
WORMS, there might not be any sus-
plcion Of crooked work. in the draw
ing The entire procedure occupied a
little less than three hours. The more
important remaining Republican draw
ings were as follows.
Borough President, Manhattan: No.
|, Henry n. Curran No. 2. Ernest +.
Ebert. William NJ Bennett named
Henry II. Curran for Borough Presi-
dent on his ticket. Curran declined to
run, but his name was kept in the
drawing.
City Court, Manhattan: No. /. Will
lam Chorosh; No. 2, William j. Mil
No. 4, Alexander Brough.
Court of General Sessions. Manhat-
tan-No. l, Joseph F. Mulqueen: No.
:. Frank Hendrick; No. 3, Norman J.
Marsh; No. 4, Morris Koenig: No. &
John H. lselin; No. 6, Joseph Biehi)f
Register. Manhattan-No. I. Miss
Helen Varick Boswell No. 2, John ].
Hopper
Sheriff, Nanhattan-No. l, John S
Shea; No. 2, Samuel Feingold.
District Attorney-No I, Theodore
/. Baylor; No. 2..John X. Clark
borough President. the Bronx-No.
:. Joseph S. Levine; No. 2, Edward J.
Naldiris.
Sheriff in Bronx
Sheriff, the Bronx-No. 1. Edward T.
Van Arden; No. ., Ephrairn Kaufman
Kaufman has resigned).
County Clerk. tho Bronx-No.
Daniel P. Sullivan; No. ., Joseph P.
Murphy
Register the Bronx-No. 1, Thonas
Cowan; No. 2, Louis Castagnetta.
District Attorney, the Bronx-No. I.
narold c. Knoeppel; No. 2, Chsnnon
Press.
County Clerk. Nsnhattan--No. !.
Charles Novello; No. Q, Frederick A.
Higgins. 1t ia understood Nr. Higgins
has fled his declination.
Borough President, Brooklyn-No. l.
Hamilton Mcfnness; No. ., George W.
Baker.
Register, Brooklyn-So. !, Jared j..
Chambers; No. ?, Walter 4. Corwin;
No. 8, Edward II. Maddox.
County Court, Brooklyn-No. /, Will
lam r. Bayes; No. 9, Almeth W HofF;
No. 3, john J. McGuinness; No. 4, E.
Leighton Frooks, No. 5, John r. Farrar
y borough President, Queens--No. l.,
hdgar F. Hazelton; No. z, Peter p
Campbell.
ward J. Neary; No. 2, George Rip
perger.
Democratic Drawings
City Court, Manhattan-No. ]. Ed
yard B. La Fetra; 40. Q, Louis A.
Naente
Court OF General Sessions, Manhat-
fan-No. l. Francis x Mancuso; No. 2,
Cornelius F. Collins; No. 3, Joseph F.
Nulqueen.
Register, Manhattan - No. /, Annie
Aethews; No. 2, John ]. Hopper.
President, Borough Manhattan - No.
J. julius Miller; No. 2, James J. Hines.
Sheriff. Bronx - No. l. Edward J.
Flynn; No. 2, Patrick J. Kane.
Sheriff, Brooklyn No. l., Michael
Register, Brookiyn-No. i, j. II.
Smith; No. 2, James A. McQuade.
County Court. Brooklyn-No. I,
franklin Taylor; No. 2, George W.
Martin: No. 8, Alonzo G. Mclaughlin.
Although it has never been custom
ary 70 make drawings for Offices in
which there is no opposition, Mr.. Tay-
Tor, one Of the desi9nees for the latter
Office, insisted that this formality lie
r. ne through. Ee drew No. l.
Borough President, Queens-Eo. 1,
Dennis OLcary: Nc. 2, Maurice Z. Con-
molly.
County Clerk, Queens-No. \, Edward
>. Cox; No. 2, Leonard Ruoff.
Joseph Murphy, heading tho insur-
gent Pepu5lican group in the Bronx,
,'eS.cd Richard ". Lawrence. the county
.e&dcr, in obtaining the preferred posi-
tons for candidates for the county
committee. Mr.. Murphy's followers
~ere awarded first place In four OF the
nve contested districts. These are tho
let. ID, en- and 9Th. Mr.. Lawrence's
followers in the 7th succeeded in get
s'ng position No. l.
Kaufman Withdrnws
me big surprise in the Bronx yes
,eraaJ was the eleventh-hour With
orawal Of Ephraim Kaufman in favor
. patrick J. Kane, the Independent
Democratic candidate for sheriff in the
county. The Tammany nominee is
nnssemblymgn Edward J. Flynn. The
Hep1blicans and coalitionists are con-
haent that with the aid Of Kane's large
personal following they can put him
"'er The Bronx Coalition Committee
isst night issued this statement:
:, no most important development
N NE political situation to date Is the
pqscsinat1on OF Ephraim Kaufman. the
republican Coalition candidate for
snsrln in Bronx County. and tho naming
gn 1azt ticket Of Patrick J. Kane. the
pendent Democratic candidate for
<nssiH IN the county.
ar. Kaufman gives ~ his Yeason
sor withdrawal the fact that his bust
nsss affairs have entirely changed his
y Mr.. Kane IL an oldtime fighter IN
democratic politics In the Bronx, hav-
ing twice fefeofxx tho ln-ni Jn.l~~ ~