The New York herald., 1921-09-14


Halligan doctrine by voting for Case, i
was argued.
With 7s5 election districts missing out
OF total of a.T33 the vote stood; Gh-
roy, 6s,265; Ealligan, l6,S4o' case
13.307.
In the vote for Mayor the vote, with
s32 out OF 2.iS3 election districts t1e
result was; Curran, 65,S24; HaSSen'
26,7S5; La Guardia, 23,S6S, and Ben
nett. 2,906.
In the two leadership fights in Tam
many Hall 1t appeared at an early nour
this morning as II both the organization
men had won. In the Thirteenth AS
semhly district Augustus Wise was lead
ing Andrew j. Keating by vote OF TWO
to one.
IN the Twenty-third Assembly district
fight John Mara, the Fourteenth street
selection, was ahead of William j.
Murphy by eighty votes.
Mr. Curran's own Assembly district
the 10th Manhattan-gave him an over
whelming lead. He defeated Haskell by
eighteen to one and La Guardia by
about seven to one.
AS early as 10 o'clock Samuel S.
Koenig, chairman of the New York
County Republican Committee, said:
Indications are that Curraa vii.
sweep Manhattan by $1,000 to 10000
showed under and La Guardia will beat
Haskell in Manhattan and The Bronx"
Ii was evident that Haskell did not
get out the men who had enrolled as
Republicans for the first tine-Demo-
Gratis. who had been classed as 'wets."
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon, 1t
was learned last night. orders went di-
rect from Charles +. Murphy in the
Fourteenth street wigwam to every
ar
every nan must do his duty and see
10 IT that Hines was slaughtered No
half way measures must be used. NO
excuses would be received. In view OF
this It was thought Hines had done ex-
ceedingly well.
George f. Baker, the Republican "or-
ganization" candidate for Borough
President of Brooklyn. easily defeated
Hamilton McInnes, who made @ noisy
but hopeless fight after it was learned
he had voted in New Rochelle year
ago.
The Tammany city ticket was nomi-
mated in the Democratic primaries with
out opposition. Mayor John +. Hylan
will again head the ticket, with Charles
l.. Craig renamed for Comptroller.
Dock Commissioner Murray Hubert Is
the candidate for President of the Board
OF Aldermen.
BY strenuous work Borough President
Maurice e. Connolly of Queens retained
his leadership of the Democratic or
gani7ation shore by winning a third
nomination for head of the borough
Denis OLea~y, the stormy petrol OF
Queens. broke lances with him for the
nomination but fell short of victory
There was opposition all along the line
to the experimentation slate ar
ranged by Richard w. Lawrence for
The Bronx. But the organization won
Joseph NJ Levine. Democrat. was
named for Borough President on this
ticket to run against Borough President
Henry Bruckner, the Democratic In
cumbent, in the regular election.
Ernest L. Eilert. Republican, Coalition
candidate for President of the Borough
OF Manhattan to succeed Mr.. Curran,
had no opposition.
George Cromwell became the Republi-
can candidate for Borough President in
Richmond again, no one daring to run
against him.
Bennett Court Ticket Loses.
The Republican-C Coalition ticket in
New York county easily scored victory
over the candidates named in opposition
by Mr.. Bennett. Frank Hendrick made
the best fight for one of the three noni-
nations to the Court of General Ses-
sions. 1t was waged against the Re
publican Endorsement of Judge Joseph
NJ. Malqueen and he succeeded in keep
ing the Mulqueen vote down. Judge
Morris Koenig and John II. Iselin had no
trouble in taking the two other nomi-
nations from Magistrate Joseph J.
Marsh and Joseph Beihjlf. the Bennett
entries
Theodore T. Baylor. the Bennett can
Gdate for nomination for District At
torney. did better than any OF the others.
as he had first place in the group. and
many did not know he was not the
organization candidate. John Kirkland
Clark. the Coalition choice. won, how
ever
John S. Shea defeated Samuel Fein-
gold for Sheriff and Charles Novello
outdlstanced Margaret Douglas. the Ben
net candidate for the County Clerkship
nomination.
William II. Chorosh and William 7.
Mllard, the Coalition candidates for the
City Court. which has jurisdiction In
New York county and The Bronx.
showed under the two Bennett men.
Eliiu j. Zwilling and J. ID G. Murphy.
There was no opposition to Tam
many's New York county ticket except
in the case of Mr. Hopper's feeble at
tempt to land as Register. The candi-
dates for Judges Of General Sessions are
Judge Mulqueen. F. X. Mancusco and
Judge Alfred J. Talley, who was first
turned down by Mr. Murphy and then
restored to the ticket after n protest
had been raised. Major Percival Z,
Nagie win be the Tammany candidate
for Sheriff, and James A. Donegan. a
Hearst man. for County Clerk.
Joab II. Banton. who has been District
Attorney Swann's first assistant. is to
run for District Attorney City Court
Justices Edward B. La Fetra and Louis
A. valente have been renominated.
KFNCATD RENOMfNATEO