Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09
PinchOt's First Act
Starts Budget Work
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be that Of A. Ncvin DIETRICH rs Secre.
tary Of the Commonwealth. Mr., Det.
rich, like Mr.. Stahlnecker, 10 a part
Of the personal staff Of Mr.. pinchot.
During the whole campaign Mr.. Det.
rich served MS campaign director and
adviser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pinchot called at State
headquarters, 508 South Broad street,
this morning and conferred briefly with
Mrs. Barclay II. Warburton, vice
chairman Of the Republican State Com.
mittee. They are taking "Fish," their
son, back to Milford with them. Fish"
had a great time, he said, and looks
forward to high old rambles in the
State Capitol.
It developed today that the forester
had not received letter Of congratu.
lation as yet from John A .McSparran,
who was his Democratic opponent.
The Governor elect spent most Of the
morning in his offices in the Real
Estate Trust Building cleaning up a
mass OF details with Messrs. Stahl-
necker and DIETRICH. Among his Wis.
itors vas Councilman Patton.
Ware Leaders Elsted
Congressman Ware had a number of
ward leaders In his Office In the Lin.
each other on the showing made by the
Organization in turning the Alter vote
Of the primary into Pinchot vote In
Tuesdays general election. Ware lead.
ers gave independents credit for rolling
up big votes In the independent wards.
Mr.. VQre may 90 to Washington this
! afternoon, he said, to tnke up his work
! on the House Appropriations Commit
tee. incidentally. Congressman Ware
thinks he did right In refusing to in.
lorse the plan to elect Joseph Z. Train.
or as hts successor by thu use of
stickers. From his point Of view.
there might have been fuke and n
Democrat elected and, with the close
race between Republicans and Demo-
sruts for control OF the House at
Congressman might have come in handy
in breaking Il tie. This IL rgartled as
using u great deal Of imagination, but
Vnre's allies are talking that way.
Mr.. Ware received II Telegram today
from Alexander +. Moore. the Pitts
buryh publisher. which tickled the
Congressman with q new political ex-
| preston. The wire read:
congratulations to you and your
organization on your wonderful work.
Philadelphia seems to be the only Suf-
falo on the plains.
II have heard Of the only pebble on
the beach, remarked the Congress-
man, but the only buffalo Is surely
q now one.
Governor sproul Is taking a brief
vacation on his farm near Milford. and
it Is regarded as possible that he will
call on the Governor -elect and offer him
assistance in working out his Legislative
and administrative program.
Vote Count Begins
The official count Of the Philadelphia
vote began at noon today and il
In charge Of Judges Finletter and Mon
agkan. Unofficial returns credi the For.
ester with having received 255 ,54s
votes in this city. while McSparrar
polled total of CATO. Mr.. Ptnchot' s
majority over Mr.. M"Sparran was 1So. =
Spartan led their tickets.
There is much gossip as to probable
appointments to be made by the Gov
crnor- elect.
In the course OF his campaign Mr.,
Pnchot announced that he expected tc
consider women as we'll as men tor
Cabinet appointments. Therefore, one
Of the suggestions heard was that Mrs
Mary Finn Lawrence, of Pittsburgh
daughter OF william Finn, the old
time Roosevelt leader. would be q
member Of the Cabinet.
She was boomed for either Secretary
o, the Commonwealth. 10 succeed Rer'
uard J. Myers, of Lancaster. or TO
State Commissioner Of Public Welfare
TO succeed DR.. John NJ. Badly.
John ). Fisher. former State Bank
ing Commissioner, who withdrew in tn
primaries Ms Il candidate for Governor
in the interest Of the Forester. is be-
ing urged by Grundy leaders as {
candidate for Attorney General.
Cabinet Appointment Speculation
DR.. William Draper Lewis was als'
spoken Of as u possibility for Attorne!
General. though rumors have been cir
culated in Harrisburg that Attorne!
General Alter might be retained In o.
Ace by the new Governor. Joseph II
Taulnnc. former Assistant District At
torney in Philadelphia. Is another men
tanned for Attorney General, while tn
name Of Councilman Roper, who wa
; chairman Of the Plnchot City Commit
tee. also figured in the speculation; !
I is understood that the Governor -elec
. nus Whuc az W S0Oshcs ~
/. aiti0ns and that his mind Is open.
Philadelphia Organization leaders ar
not worrying much about Cabinet places
though an effort Will be made TO hav
Harry A. Mackey, one Of the close ad
i, yisers OF Congressman Ware. continue
iH Office as chairman of the W0rkmen
Compensation BOARD. 1t Is though
more than probable. however, that MI
g Pinchot has some one else In mind ia
i that Office, possibly, 1t was said, Coun
! Gilman Roper.
h Organization leaders here, hnvin
. :. made n good showing In the election
q are thinking more OF the possibilitit il
. next year In the mayoralty campaig
O. lend are hopeful that the new 0overne
3vfl not interfere With thsir plans 1