The New York herald., 1922-11-16
Laborites.

LONDON, Nov. 10 ASSOCIATED Press).-
Labor won a big victory in Sheffieid.
Attercliffe Division, C. II. Wilson cap
turing the seat from the Georgeite t, w.
Casey by a vote of 16.206 to 1852. This
is one of the biggest turnovers thus far,
Casey being elected for the last House
with a vote of 12,30S TO the Laborite
candidates 6.53s.
Labor also captured East Swansea
+. from the Liberals. the Keighley Division
of Yorkshire from the Conservatives, the
Brightside Division of Sheffield from the
,Georgeites. Eccles from the Conservatives
and the Ilkeston Division of Derbyshire.
where they ousted Lloyd Georges fol-
lower, Major-Gen. j. +. b. Seely, who
was Secretary for War in. 1914.
Another striking gain for Labor was
I In Newcastle-on-Tyne, central division,
where c. p. revelyan, one of Labor $
t"intelligencia," defeated the retiring
Conservative Sir George Renwick, 1900
to S,639. Renwick had a majority or
4.438 over the Laborite in the last cleo
(, ton. Mr.. Trevelyan was Parliamentary
y Secretary 70 the Board OF Education In
T, 1914, when he resigned from the Govern
ment as a protest against the policy
which involved Great Britain in the
4 war.
in Wales James Ramsay Macdonald,
F. for the Laborites, wrested the Aberavon
: division OF Glamorganshir from the
Liberals. He polIed i4,315 the conserv-
ative. S. III. Byass. lii, and the
. Georgebe Liberal, Major J. Edwards,
532s.
Derwent Hall Caine. the novelist's $
! son and Labor candidate. was defeated
. in Reading, the Conservative candidate.
Major Hon. K. Cadogan. retaining the
seat.
Ben Tillett. Laborlte, retained his seat
in the north division of Stafford by a
narrow margin, polling 1853 against
: his Conservative opponent Finburgh,
with 1888.
Battersea. North, was a Labor gain
S. Saklatvaia. Labor. 11,311; Henry c.
Hogbin. National Liberal (Georgeite),
$3.50 v. c. Albu, Liberal. 1856.
Barnsley was "a Labor gain, the La
borite, J. S. Potts, polling 1472S. against
! Col Maurice Moore, Georgeite-Liberal,
with 2.01t.
John Robert Clynes one of the prom
inent labor leaders. was elected for the
. Plating division Of Manchester, with
, 1853 Frank a. Holmes, Conservative.
I 14,s14. MIR. Clynes was unopposed in
the last election.
Labor made a notable gain In the
Farnworth division or Lancashire. where
r. Greenall Labor. was elected with a
vote OF ltsoFls Inns WIS " WIN
a minority vote. no being opposed by
Liberal and Conservative candidates.
Labors victory here was probably due
to Lancashire's revolt against the safe
guarding Of industries bill
Additional labor gains Included the
Bridgeton Division Of Glasgow. where a
l;eorgite was defeated. Leicester. West.
Newcastle-on-Tyne West where a
Gcorgeite was beaten by marrow mar
gin, Edmonton. captured from the Con
servativcs. the Elland Division Of York
shire. also from the Conservatives. Brad
ford, East. from the Georgeites. the
Hiiisborough Division OF Sheffield from
the Georgeites ST. RoloN Division OF
Glasgow from the Conservatives and
vewcasfle-on East. from the
Georgeitcs.
A heavy Labor gain was recorded in
the Clayton division of Manchester and
recount is necessary because Of the
cioseness Of the candidates. In the last
election the Unionist had good ma
iority over the Laborite.
Labor gains included one eaVn In Old
ham, Hardwiclr division Of Manchester,
Batley. Rochdaie and the Donca4ior divi-
sion 81 Yorkshire. The LiberaN made