Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29
||lREY 10 STICK
I'M PRIMARY FIGHT
Harmony Plan Fades a. Fisher
and Heidlsman Also Do.
eide to Stay In Race
|ALL WILL FILE PETITIONS

,. WI" '"e". A..
~ with the harmony Prosra'" On 'ne
4 ocvernorship. which is being engt-
aeerefl by Governor Sproul, when the
.h,.s r,,,,;,o, snon,or. ~ Harry A
p'"."
Aackey. Narc leader, threw monkey
wrench into the machinery.
They announced that 1t had been
virtually decided that Mackey would
\ Ale his nomination pspers at Harris
burg Thursday Of next week. That is
!. the last day for filing petitions. They
nay be Withdrawn nt any time within
At the same time the Mackey an.
!, neuncement was made. supporters Of
lieutenant Governor Bcidieman de-
ciased they wanted nothing better than
N tributed 10 thc general ,melee hv nm.
nonncin, fron, bis ham,o er ;r ~ III
that ne was in tbc roycrnorsb;n t;sb, ,r
the end. "
Then came a .standpa," s,o,.mcr.
from State RANKING Comniss;nnnr
Fisher.
Commissioner E;sbor today -, 1y,u
risburr. denied knowlcdce 81 .nv nro.
nns.d h.rrnnu hn""''"se sino' Oh any pro-
"No advances bsv. hecn made 70 ,,o
hooking 10 harmony dcnl ot this
time declared Mr. Fisher "A,I 7
/, know is what I see in the nancrs
II stood for harmony nntil tho las,
minute before making the announce.
out statcment or ;S,srvio,. ,h., sI d;i
not contain n lifeline Thcrc was NV, nv
reaction until the time I made me an.
s,,ons. .e ~. ~! sahoiuas! Is IN re-
adjoining counties, 7 shall certainty
take no stems witbout consult;ns tbs
wishes of the host Of friends who hive
Honored me and eivcn me % assurnmces % ~
ounport,'' " ''e' u
4 The only candidate. apparently. who
!, b looking for harmony, is Clifford pin.
49, '"e '""epe"ueh''
Mrs. Pinchot In Command
Mrs. Pinchot conferred with Mrs
Barclay II. Warburton. vice chairman
h the Republican state COMMITTEES and
n leadinS chomn;on ~ ,bo Enrns.a,' anu .,.;l
morning and made nlans ,o h,,,a ,",s
stelesram sent 70 Goyernor s,ror, Th;a q
message is to be signed bv nromincnt
women and will urge P;nchot prOn,,",ns roan ,ts
Governor as the logical barmony nv" can ,me
didate. ''' '""'
Governor Sproul is Mt Horrisbur,
ooay Following his conference at Wash
a;c. ~ ss''SaA S1 WIN PRESIDENT Har-
Nm. ."u ,.S nSec!1aE or the Treasury
HSrns,i,s Win Wnom ne discussed the
a. fhs Ennernp po''ca' situation. Friends
X.licr III, % are hopeful that Mr..
shn", .na Nh .:.t a,u IN movement to bring
m"re ~ ne h hw,.nsrawai OF Fisher as a
eiem.vtS -; malhoniAe all Organization
chnt on candidate against Pin.
Gov.rro. sn,
0V'ernOr Spr0uI believes that hor
S"~s;r: n POSSIBLE. and he is sug-
YSrny on,n nsy General Alter as a
6ncrsy. SHYomise. H, Alter Is close to
S~wHss .s o. O"vet; OF the Oliver Grundy
1rnshao Wnicn IL backing Fisher.
6ream ~ har,nSs, arns that disturbed the
Srsws, ,SnI ~ tittsourSh that the with :
"a. tha i,.; vun a. BEL as candidate
sSected I'm I,ru states Senate had not
a. AiIertP nc pun 20 unite the machines
N snnnnr. Sounty and Philadelphia
RsiRy RiRyp"r. 81 Mackey.
snesIv GU rawal M paved the way for
Rsv,S n woe agreement on Major
esed ca. need; OF Pittsburgh, to sue
6v msns r'diUr ;or,,,I Srow. IT was assumed
X. y' pa,y' including the Governor. that