New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
s s.. y s,,,. and introduced many objections
KINGS COUNTY,

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,.. MaSweil $. Tsarr!s Republican 18th Dia.
year men, whose tendency TO be regular"
weakened his effectiveness and spoiied his
record q votes, Deserves credit TOR op-
Daniel II Farrell, Democrat. 9TH Dis
s .ase-ssni rubber stamp In twelfth
William r, Simpson. Republican. eth
L,sst rict~--~ Experienced and alert legislator
whose record OF votes IN hts first year In
the sne Senate fell short OF his previous AS
sefnoiy record Deserves credit for oppos.
roll calls. ~
Burlinghamc's Work "Fair"
A'vsh w, Burlinsame ir... Republican.
sth District-- Experienced legislator with
tair record OF votes. who introduced some
bill 'S'VeN N'ass'oi
George NJ Reischmann, Republican, 9th
pistrict.-Fi rst-year Senator. who ahowed
no particular aptitude for legislation and
made disappointing record OF votes
Jereiaiah F Twomey. Democrat, 10th
pistriet-continued mediocre record OF
Abraham l.. Katlin, Republican 18th
=, .,I lct--sirss-yesr member. whose record
OF votes indicated Independence. but who
was otherwise not effective.
QUEENS COUNTY
John L. karle. Republican, I'd District
In his second year. careless in regard 70
some OF his votes. but deserves credit for
Independence in opposing traction bill de-
spite political pressure and for vote
Peter J. McGarry. Democrat, Sd Die
t t, seventh year as legislator con-
of votes generally. The character Of his
legislation showed Improvement
RICHMOND COUNTY
trfct-Ftrst- year legislator OF intelligence
and sincerity, whose total immersion In
local Richmond legislation and a desire
to be regular resulted in his making a
poor record of votes
BROOKLYN
James F. BLY,, Republican, 18th District.
Intelligent member who introduced good
bills. but failed to make a record of votes
James Fl. Cauitied jr. Republican, 5th
District Record improved over last year.
Good record OF votes on important bills.
repeal and opposition to traction bill.
Clayton's Record every Poor"
Walter F. Clayton. Republican 21st Dis
trict. First year man. who failed to come
up uaso 70 on and made very soer
member TO vote against constitutional
home rule amendment.
John r. Crews, Republican. 9Th District.
pendence. with good record of votes OPP
posed traction bills and primary repeal.
Leo V, Doherty. Republican,; 10th Dis
second year made record of votes below
the average. Opposed primary repeal.
Louis J. Druss, Republican. 22d District.
First year member. with good record OF
votes. Deserves credit for opposition to
primary repeal.
John o. Compiler. 2cpub,ics r. goth Dis
trict. Earnest and sincere legisla tor, who,
in second year made good record of votes.
showing improvement over last session.
Opposed traction bill and direct primary
repeal.
Francis X, Giaccone. Republican. 10Th
District. First year member. who showed
an intelligent comprehension Of his 'legis
lative duties and who made one OF the
best records of votes OF the session on i'm
portant bills. Deserves credit for voting
against traction bill and direct primary
repeal.
John ]. Kelly. Democrat. 7th District
Continued of little value a legislator
although his record of votes showed con-
siderable Improvement over last year.
James G. Moore. Republican 18th Dis
trict--First year member Of considerable
promise, with good record of votes OPP
posed direct primary repeal.
Leon GUSTAV Moses. Republican. 18th
Distrct-Frst year member who took an
intelligent interest in his legislative work
and who made record of votes above the
average.