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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
LYNCH WINS ON
STATEN ISLAND

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. S.-The en-
tire Democratic ticket for the Bor-
ough of Richmond was swept into
office yesterday. John A. Lynch was
reelected borough president, defeat
ing John E. Bowe. the Republican
candidate. Samuel NJ. Richardson
was defeated by Joseph Maloy for
district attorney. Mark Allen defeat
ed C. Ernest Smith for state senator,
the present incumbent. This includ-
ed the twenty-fourth senatorial dis
trict of Richmond and Rockland
county.
For the assembly, William L. Vau-
CHAN, representing the second ward
of Tottenville, was reelected. defeat-
ing Max Levy, while in the first dis
trict, Thomas Cosgrove defeated
Stanley w. Tuttle.
Daniel J. Riordan was reelected
as congressman, representing the
eleventh congressional district, Man.
haitian and Staten Island. NRiordan
defeated Joseph B. Handy
Smith for governor received 1885
votes in the eighth district of the
fifth ward and Miller 1,057. Smith
carried Tottenville by ESQ votes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
CLOSE CONTESTS.
IN M|DDLESEX.
Hoffman Seems Winner But
Rest of Ticket is in Great
Doubt

At 4:45 o'clock this m orning the
outcome of the assembly race is still
in doubt, it being quite certain that
"a mixed delegation has been selected
to represent Middlesex in the leg
islature. With returns from 104 out
of ia election districts in, the only
candidate certain of election is Har-
old Hoffman, Republican, who has
a total of 19,4S9. Only twenty votes
separate Thomas L. Hanson, of this
city, and Fred w. Devoe. Democrat,
and 1t seems certain that the vote in
South River and Roosevelt polls,
still unreported, may give the latter
second place for assembly honors.
Wilton T. Applegate, in the ineom-
plete returns, has 17,716 and Andrew
Wight, of this city, 17,623. James
A. Murray is. listed as having H.
0SS.
In spite of the Democratic swing
of sentiment. the Republicans seem
to have elected Charles Forman,
surrogate. and Clarence NJ. Haight
and DR.. Louis ]. Belloff have been
reelected to the board of freehold
ers. The high man upon the Demo-
cratic freeholder ticket, E. ]. O'Con-
nor. of South Amboy, is something
less than 2,0OO votes behind DIR. Bel
off in the incomplete returns.
Although Chairman Edwin Hayes,
Of the Democratic County Commit
tee, declared early this morning
that the victorious assembly ticket
consisted of Hoffman. Devoe, and
Weight, the incomplete returns hold
out for TON" Hanson hope for cleo
ton. Devoe, former assemblyman,
polled an exceptionally large vote in
New Brunswick. Wight was high
man in Perth Amboy, with three
polls missing, by a slight margin
over Hanson.
The election of Forman takes out
of the hands of county Democrats
an Office held by candidates of that
party for many years past, while the
election of Haight and Eelloff keeps
a Republican Board of Freeholders
intact.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
CONGRESS RACE
IS IN DOUBT
Neck and Neck Between
Geran and AppIeby in
Third District

In the face of early returns, it
would appear that T. Frank Appleby
has been elected as congressman
from the third confessional district
by a narrow margin. At his home
in Asbury Park, it was said carry
today that he is confident of re-elec-
ton, but the fact that ten districts
are still missing in Middlesex coun-
ty leaves the election Of congress-
man in doubt up to the time of go
ing to press.
Incomplete returns from Middle
sex county at $3.50 O'Clock gave
Appleby 19,30S and Elmer H.
Geran, his Democratic opponent.
1S,279. These figures therefore
show a lead for Appleby of 1,124
votes.
Although It would appear that
Appleby has the lead on Geran,
Geran supporters point TO the fact
that with an even break in Middlesex
Geran is assured of victory, Accord
ing to the best figures obtainable
Ocean county has given Appleby a
majority of 1858 votes. while Mon
mouth has rolled up a majority of
2,400 votes for Geran. Middlesex,
with ten districts missing, these ten
being alleged Democratic strong
holds, will no doubt bring down
Appleby's lead in this county con-
siderably. 1t is held by Geran sup
porters that he can lose Middlesex
by 500 or 500 votes and still be
elected.
Appleby's greatest lead was In
Ocean county and this Geran has
to overcome in the other two coun-
ties if he is elected. 1t Is expected
that Roosevelt will give Geran a
majority over his opponent and
that South River will also roll UP a
majority for him so that his election
will be assured. No matter who is
elected in the third district as con-
gresham, the race will have been
a close one, a few votes either wav
being all that is necessary to change
the result.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
FREL|NGHUYS[NN
ADMITS Loss;
S|LZER WINS
Returns Slow to Come in
Pile Up Big Majority for
Democratic Candidates

TRENTON, Nov. s.-Indications
at o'clock this morning were that
Governor Edward I. Edwards, the
Democratic candidate for United
States senator. had defeated United
States Senator Joseph s. Freling-
huysen, present Republican incum-
bent. BY at. least 5es88o. Former
Judge George S. Silzer, OF Metuehen,
Democratic candidate for governor.
was leading State Senator William
N. Runyon by margin of about To-
600 less than the lead over FREEING
huysen held by Edwards.
Shortly after l o'clock Senator
Frelinghuysen went to bed refusing
to concede that he had been beaten
and stating that he was hopeful
Later returns would turn the tide of
victory his way. At that time, how
ever. Edwards had 224,9ss votes to
his 1S0,7ss and this margin was
steadily increasing.
The vote throughout the. state On
the highway referendum was close.
reports swinging it first n favor #
the bond issue and then opposed 10
it. Reports from all parts Of tSsS'
state last night and early this ynhorn-
ing failed to live up to- the expecta-
tions of the Frelinghuysen-R -Runyon
men. Counties which were expect
ed to turn in a big Republican ma
jority failed to live up to expecta-
tions and in some Instances gave
Edwards a slightly larger vote than
Frelinghuysen
The Hudson county returns were.
as usual, late in being announced brit.
indications were that the anticipated
great Edwards majority in Frank.
Hague's own county would meet all.
expectations.
The count, extremely slow the
early part of the night, speeded upl
after midnight and shortly after 4
o'clock more than. half the 2,464
polls in the) state had been heard
from.
Returns up until 4 O'clock this
morning indicated Governor Ed
wards had carried the following
counties: Hudson. Union, Essex.
Middlesex, Warren, Mercer, while
Frelinghuysen ran high in Mon.
mouth. Atlantic, Burlington, Bergen,
Salem. Camden and Morris.
F'relinghuysen was running high
in Passaic county, Cape May and
Gloucester counties but the margins
were small. In Sussex county the
candidates were neck and neck most
of the time although Frelinghuysen
seemed to be a slight favorite. The
Somerset count5 contest was close.
The Hunterdon county election
showed Frelinghuysen slight fav-
critic
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
Close Contests Feature Congress- and Assembly Vote
WILSON, S0F|ELD, CLARK AND PATTEN win
WILSON RUNS
FAR AHEAD Of
{. ]. ?. TICKET

Yesterdays election for municipal
Office resulted in all the present in
cumbents being reelected. Mayor
William C. Wilson defeated John K.
Sheehy, the Democratic candidate,
by margin of at least 1900 votes:
Recorder Harold E. Pickersgill won
over William NJ. Hallahan, Demo-
crat, by more than 1000 votes; AL
derman John E. Sofield, Republican.
defeated Edward Hardiman by 232
votes in the first ward; Alderman
Thomas Patten won from his Re
publican opponent, Antonio Il. Mu-
noz, handily in the third ward and
Alderman John ]. Clark again de.
feated a Republican aIdermanic can
didate in the fifth ward. Michael
Trygar, in a close contest by a safe
margin. The voters favored the IN
crease in patrolmen's pay, but the
vote on the question was close.
Governor Edwards, former Judge
Silzer and Elmer Geran led the Re-
publican candidates for Uuited States
senator, governor and congress, re-
spectively, in Perth Amboy.
Andrew ]. Wight, Democratic can
didate for assembly, of his city, ran
high among the candidates for that
office. Thomas Hanson, Republican,
another Perth Amboy man, was Sec
ond and James Murray, the third
Perth Amboy man on the ticket, ran
third.
Surrogate Kirkpatrick, Democratic
incumbent seeking reel ction, failed
to poll as many votes in Perth Am
boy as did Charles R. Forman, of
New Brunswick.
Both Democratic candidates for
freeholder ran high in Perth Amboy
James j. Flynn leading the ticket.
The road bond issue was defeated
in Perth Amboy.
Edwards and Silzer proved to be
evenly matched running mates in
Perth Amboy, they defeating FIRE.
inghuysen and Runyon by about the
same number of respective votes
Congressman Appleby was running
Geran a close race for the seat in
the House of Representatives
throughout the night.
Early reports indicated Demo-
cratic landslide which threatened
every Republican candidate with the
exception of Mayor Wilson who made
big leads in the Republican polls and
held down his opponents lead TO a
large degree in the DEM cratic polls.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
POLICE RAISE
IN Ply WINS
Indications Are That City
Voted in Favor of the
Increase

At an early hour this morning,
while the votes were still being
counted, it was indicated that the
local police had received the vote,
by a small majority, emitting them
to a raise in their yearly salary.
This was due mainly through the
earnest efforts of the police and
those in sympathy with them.
This raise in the cops salary. If
passed by the voters, will impose an
increase of the local taxation to
about five cents on the thousand
dollars
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
WINNERS IN
SENATE RACE

Results in the election for United
States senators so far as they are
definitely shown or indicated by the
returns at 1880 A. M. eastern time
today were as follows:
Arizona, unreported; California,
Johnson, Republican,; Connecticut,
Mclean, Republican,; Delaware, in
doubt; Florida, Trammell, Demo-
crat; Georgia, George, Democrat;
Indiana, Ralston, Democrat; Iowa,
Brookhart, Republican; Maine, Hale
elected last September); Maryland,
in doubt; Massachusetts,. Lodge, Re-
publican; Michigan. Townsend, Re-
publican; Minnesota, Kellogg, Re
publican; Mississippi, Stephens,
Democrat; Missouri, Reed. Demo-
crat; Montana, in doubt; Nebraska,
Howell, Republican; Nevada, no re-
turns.
New Jersey. Edwards, Democrat;
New Mexico, no returns: New York.
Copeland Democrat; North Dakota.
O'Connor. Democrat; Ohio, Fess,
Republican; Pennsylvania, Pepper
and Reed, Republicans: Rhode Is
land, Gerry, Democrat; Tennessee,
McKellar, Democrat; Texas. May
field, Democrat; Utah, in doubt;
Vermont, Greene, Republican,; Vir-
ginia, Swanson, Democrat; Wash
ington. no returns; West Virginia,
in doubt; Wisconsin. LaFollette,
Republican; Wyoming, in doubt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
Pinchot Leads. in Penna.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. Cub
ernatorial returns from 1901 dis
tricts out of S.021, gave Clifford Pin
chot, Republican candidate, 495, 5,761.
John A. McSparran, 2S2,43S.
Returns from 1881 districts gave
Davis A Reed, Republican for SEN
ator. 426.72S. Samuel E. Shul,,
1S3,904. In the other contest for
senator, George Wharton Pepper.
Republican, received 437,222.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
Real Estate

The following real estate transfer
has been field in the city collectors
office during the last few days:
From William c. Arnold to John
MaIaczewski. block 335, lot 1, john
stone street, through Ole N. Olesen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
Democrats Win in Texas

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 7:-W. E.
Talbot, director of the Republican
organization, at II O'clock tonight
conceded the election of Earle B.
Mayfield, Democratic candidate for
senator. over George E. B. Peddy,
Republican and independent Demo-
cratic candidate. Returns at that
time showed practically a to 1
lead for Mayfeld.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
Miss Robertson Beaten

NEW YORK, Nov. miss Alice
Robertson, Republican, of the Sec
ond Oklahoma district. the only wo-
man in congress or the second of her
sex to hold a seat in the House of
Representatives, was beaten by her
Democratic opponent, w. w. Has
tings, the male candidate. she de-
feated two years ago. A half dozen
other women running in various
states on various tickets, also were
beaten.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
Hitchcock Is Beaten

OMAHA, Nov. 7.-Senator Gilbert
NJ. Hitchcock tonight conceded the
election of his Republican opponent
r. B. Howell, Republican national
committeeman. In congratulating
his successor the senator said that
he estimated Mr.. Howell's majority
would be 22 900, or more.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
SMITH LEADS
IN DEMOCRATIC
SWEEP IN i. 6.
Copeland Wins for U. S. Sen
ate in Big Democratic
Sweep in New York

NEW YORK. Nov. S:-Within an
hour and half after the closing of
the polls the election of Alfred E.
Smith, Democrat, over his Republi-
can opponent by a large majority
was flashed like a bolt of lightning
When informed of his defeat
Governor Miller sent the following
telegram to. the governor-elect:
Having tried both brands of gov
eminent the people have decisively
chosen yours. / cheerfully accept
the result and heartily congratulate
You on your victory ~
Governor Miller shortly after
ward issued public. statement
which follows: f>.
For nearly two years T have
given the best that was in me to i'm
prove the public service. The peo-
pie have spoken and all good. citi-
Zens will accept the result and will
ingly support the incoming admin
istration. shall return to private
life on January l with no regrets"
Governor Smith when informed
of his victory issued statement in
which he expresses his gratitude to-
ward the people and their conf
dence in him. 1~e was greatly sur
prised over the Democratic sweep,
he said, and his only thought is to
make good, he declared.
The votes for governor with 500
districts out of 1901 in the state
missing at 1 o'clock was: Smith,
Democrat. 1,316.2S5; Miller. Repub-
lican, 922,844. The vote for senator
with 1921 districts missing was
Copeland. Democrat. 924,465; Cald-
er, Republican, 742.16S.
Another Democratic victory ap-
peared sure in the votes cast for
Royal S. Copeland, New York health
commissioner to succeed U. S. Sena-
tor Calder.
Calder was leading Copeland, 239,-
240 to 274,315 in 1924 districts out
side of New York city, but in the 13O
of the city's district, Copeland was
on top 2S,298 to 13,1S1.
The Republican state committee
late last night conceded the defeat
of Governor Miller and his colleagues
on the state ticket including Calder.
''The election of Republican ma
jority in both houses of the legisla-
ture Is indicated by our returns" de-
clared George K. Morris. state chair
man.
The Republican state committee,
with a little more than half the re-
turns counted, conceded that the
Democrats had won a sweeping vic
tory at the polls, defeating Governor
Miller, Senator Calder and other
candidates on the state ticket.
"A majority in both branches of
the legislature was claimed, how
ever.
Charles F. Murphy, the Tammany
Hall chieftain, issued the following
statement at 8 o'clock:
II never had any doubt of Cover
nor Smiths election. His wonder
full vote is a great tribute. 1t is an
endorsement of his fight for home
rule for New York and other cities of
the state. 1t tells the country that
this state is against the Harding ad-
ministration and the Republican tar
iff law. 1t will hearten the democ-
racy of the nation and brighten the
prospects for 1924.
1--WE hope the final returns will
show that Governor Smith will have
a Democratic legislature to help him
fulfill the party's platform pledges"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
ARMISTICE
DAY

Saturday, November 11th,
being legal holiday. the
undersigned banks of this
city will not be open:
PERTH AMBoY SAVINGS INSTITUTION
RARITAN TRUST COMPANY
PERTH AMBoY TRUST COMPANY
Cry NATIONAL BANK
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08

If your Steam. Hot Water or Hot Air
Furnace is not heating right. will make
it or no charge. F. ]. Larkin. 2s7 McClel-
Ian Street. Phone 514.
M. w. s. tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
lodge Runs Behind in Massachusetts

BOSTON, Nov. 8:-When returns
from a little more than half of the
election precincts in Massachusetts,
had been counted Senator Lodge,
Republican, was trailing $3.50 votes
behind CASTOR, Democrat.
The vote of TAB precincts was
CASTOR, 17S,600; Lodge, 174.S10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
q. o. Governor for Massachusetts

BOSTON. Nov. 7:-Reelect1on or
Governor Charming H. Cox, Repub-
lican, was conceded late tonight by
John f. Fitzgerald, Democratic
candidate for the governorship. Mr..
Fitzgerald sent a message to Cover
nor Cox extending congratulations
and best wishes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08

Carpenter work and 1obbing promptly
attended to. Geo. H. Thompson. 81 Lewis
Street. Phone 1409-W.
b476--s-z5-Wed. Sat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
THERE Is ONLY ONE BEST AND THAI
JS THE EDISON 81

Half the cars in the U. s. are Fords.
Dorsey Motors 1s9sf-ll-7-2tF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08

The Ford always wins Dorsey Motors
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
Read Leads in Missouri

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 7.-(By The
Associated Press)-With 1856 out Of
1878 precincts in Missouri reporting
Senator James Reed Democratic
candidate for reelection had lead
of nearly 5000 over r. r. Brewster,
Republican, in the United States sem
atoriaI race. The vote stood: Brew
ster, 14,37S; Reed, 17,729.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-08
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-13
SOUTH sHAFTs5URY

Crescent Rebecca lodge of South
SALISBURY will entertain SALISBURY
lodge Of Odd Fellows and their fam
lilies, Tuesday evening, at valentine
social. Supper Will be served at 6
O'Clock.
Don't forget the Valentine dance at
High School hall, Bennington, Tuesday
evening. February a. Everybody
welcome
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-13
AUTO REPAIRS
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Miss Ella Kinney will resume dress
making, February Is. Phone 1922 .
There will he no regular meeting
o Bennington Grange this week Wed
nesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Healy and
daughter, Elizabeth, visited in Shafts
bury Sunday
Cleaning, pressing. repairing and
altering Of all kinds done at J. {.
Jensen & Co, Merchant tailors.
Lots OF fun for all tomorrow night
at High school hall Dancing from Q
to l, to the tune Of Hur!ey's orches-
ira
Leslie Lane has returned from a
trip OF two weeks to Cohoes, Water
vi ct, Albany and Troy, where he was
the guest OF relatives,
Mss Pauline Margoln returned to-
day to her duties in Poughkeepsie af-
ter vacation of three weeks spent
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Margolin,
Lost-Between Cafeteria and tele'
phone office, a pocket book contain
ing a sum of money. Finder please
return to chief operator at the tele
phone office.
Frank II. Lansing, former EN-
ploye of the Evening Banner has
gone to MIDI ebury where he will be
employed in the composing room OF
the Middlebury Register.
The members of the Womans Re.
lief Corps at recent meeting voted
to contribute $40 to the fund be ng
raised for the purchase of equipment
for the free dental clinic.
Manser encampment Of odd Eel
lows will hold a drill tomorrow eve
ming in odd Fellows hall. The exer
cises will begin promptly at s O'Clock
after whiol buffet lunch will be
served.
A female cole, is months old, at
present owned by woman breeder
living at Railway, ~ j., but bred and
raised by Howard H. Shields of Ole
Bennington, was the sensation IN the
classes for female Collies at the New
York show, taking nearly every prize
in sight.
Mrs. William Nichols, Miss Daisy
Rudd and Miss Elizabeth Hoffman
have been called to Nassau, ~ Y, tt
the bedside of tie latter's sister
Miss Alice Hoffman, who is danger
ously IN of pneumonia. Miss Rude
went last night when she received
telegram that her friend was not eX
pected to live.
At special business meeting o.
the howitzer company Sunday after
noon In Grand Army hall, JOSEPH
Pc Ter II was elected lieutenant to Ill
the vacancy made by Harold Boyd''
recent resignation good majority
If the men were present to vote fol
the new officer and other questions
Mrs. Kenneth Stanley gave q care
party and dance at her home Satur
day evening, Miss Lillian Harbour
and Mrs. Leon Boyd were first ant
second winners in the order named
Charles Mathers was high man ant
George Hicks second. At the con
cnsion of the card party dancing ant
refreshments we're enjoyed.
Mrs. Adora Hopklnson and son
Harry. reached Bethune, S. c., last
Thursday night according to post
card which they sent to a friend IN
town. Mrs. Hopkinson and son left
early Sunday morning, February ., II
their Dodge car for Globe, Arizona
lwhere they will make their home
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-13
HE WANTED TO KNOW,

A party OF Americans was being
conducted over the ancient abbey IN
one of our famous old towns The
learned attendant pointed out the ages
Of the various parts, and referring to
one arch In particular, said, THAT
arch may possibly go back to william
the Conqueror."
Don't you like III" promptly asked
one Of the sghtseers.
The attendant signlfed that he did
not understand.
"Wel. why are you sending It back,
anyway" was the reply. Don't II
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