New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

gained CI an average CT ten votes In
each election district.
Supreme Court Justice wasseryogei
signed an order last night allowing Mr.
Hines and Mr.. Miller TO maintain two
Right watcAl-len each at the premises
where the ballots are being examined.
Al 8 so o'clock when the examination
c;ossd fcr the day the ballots cast in
lsl election districts had been carefully
examined. with the result that the Hines
representatives declared that enough
svidencc OF fraud and irregularities had
heen shown to not only entitIe them to
a.recount OK sil the votes cast. but to
have rev primary held. On the other
hand, representatives OF Mr.. Miller and
thes, Ta-,nlany, organization asserted that
rot only had no evidence Of fraud been
disclosed. but that Hines had gained,
cniy So Notes. a percentage SO small tlSsEs'
I. Noild not materially changssSgs
lrirlary result when Hines waAaSeil
by $500 votes
Joseph Shalicck. Mr.. HJpssSsyc Campaign
manager. at the close mSse days exam
!nation said his ssgSsSad been able too.
che,k UP only s9cfty election distyiss
nui that the ballots in thisssGashber
showeds a gain OF 205 vqts qtssesssn favor ok
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mad been discsxsefa on forty .ssx s
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Being the most likely N5sashow fraud. a
ret charge Of stxtyfiya15 g@tes In favor
oi Zines was shown, TSverconle Nh
George w. .Ofvany. chief counsel for the
an overturr OF an average or eight and
. half votes IN the LOCI election dis
sricts. From the way the examination
ea an average Of one vote in each two
EE5 q half districts. The indications
@as are that the result Will not be ma
Ealy effected.
TSr Shalieck said that the gain OF 200
49, for Hines In the forty districts
@SEszM ted did not take into consideration
~ sallots which. showed two cross
E, one each after the names OF
W. s~ation. ne said. the erasures
s57zssss5f sss5 spaElots. Many ballots. he
m xs e 81. asiously missing. as they
E sSs sEsssx9sd in numerical order.
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xzsasS h "a. the Miller yot.
was ask-ss 81 ssaA u,,o.
$50 sss a.. 40 Aoi's
'.'ee "ness<<sssssss q 2 No. pave bsen
thirteen. This va doilsY said. by
svA.slefl. br:nvt,v>t,,a tai, rS4sso ,,,,ronar
4, szsS,tr,. &c 'eA' - ~''1
7*as8ssGusn ssGsu Sle IiSufe one SO tnat
TASTY giahszsrgould make IL appear that
no iotaI waSsy syyeag-three
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f" ~ Soofiiss<s9;fsge2lden o, the
hoast Of Elections. Es&Ay~ASttvely IN
.ha-gs os the situation. ESEx1kmcribed
Il ,h- gu.sst and ordered thar thr 8Ys&s
w.,.s - ,rno @ Solid nand1e she ballots
.v-li~a tables Representing the Hoard If
.sasiione. The large number of clerks.
ss.., nSrs 81 ana attorneys present Kept the
1, moor, Mr. Olyany declared that q
lnkuiation OF fhty-four districts OF the
.so; ~ NJ; ;Second' Fourth ard SIKH Assem-,
last but tbtrtvaseven vatss as He aannst. ,,ae
t.a that Mlncrs actual loss was forty
h'ne votes. but said that. as Hines had
.sst twelve. Aiillrr's net loss was only
,airty- seven E1aftnayr = Kenny az f,s
s'sies legal. staff said ~ Oiyany admits
rsHsy-seven. you can rest assured that
hlNes has gained 800"
J'is first protest made By the Hines
vsrkers was In the examination OF the
ea'iotS OF the Seventeenth Election DIS.
~, OF tire Fourth Assembly District
amsged that eight ballots that nae
With the @coa cross.mark .nn ss pt ses pefors