Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
Independent Put
-Four Holes IL, Slate
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nth Ward. who was rcnominatcd with
D.S19 votes.
As was expected. the independent
kote in the new West Philadelphia cor.
rrssicnal district was split between
FORMER Magistrate Robert Carson and
|ormer State Senator John j. Coylc,
Ind as a consequence George A. Welsh,
I'M Assistant District Attorney, a mem. /.
Der Of the Board Of Education and a
particular friend of Collector of Inter-
hal Revenue McCnughn. won the first
Republican nomination for Congress in
he new congressional district allotted
b Philadelphia under the last rcappor.
konment.
Welsh had a plurality Of 10000. get
ling 2S.4S6: Coylc. 16.39S. and Car
BON. 10.059. The probabilities are that
i thesindcpcndent vote against Welsh
had not been divided the Pinchot drive
Aavc defeated the organization
nXicty Of the "wcts" in the
the Germantown district. con-
lrionlrd to the rcnomination Of Con.
Iressman Darrow Mr.. Darrow re.
tived total Of 24.351 votes. while the
wet opposition pollcd 24.O11. which
uh'", .t as ,,; ,".'"wS pHnipi r. wa
.,st 'no Wo,." i' iV'foo' rred-
~. 80, M "no '.o.slt n, suit 10 prove
=" nno Mo was w.t. "'Vi' ana George
p pro'ch' vi.
S"s Voted for Dead Man
Senator Salus was renominatcd for
ns ''"te n"natc IN the Second Dis
t. 'a'.rs II. McHrane. who died on
,mrn"s sv " w.. PRIMARY. received post
OSS Ss"ous " pe','ocrat'c nomination with
oo voleS' senator Edward W. Pat
,; om, une VI 'nc olu ware stalwnrtS. was
unonl,ha''d ,,..N,n. III inc west Philadelphia
.mr. S,"' ''' Tue upper mouse III Harris
'u,t, r.,ouo, r,.,
ths s;"h,. ;mdon. nomI"S r; Mechan. who had
roIlad ~I .uT,StHen5 IT "hS OF te voters League.
Pot,or ~" ~" ,nepupIlSah votes against
romom oonI;, nmIHL.o.te .Ncf ariane, the only
xomai candidate. for the State Senate
en ai fehhsylvnnla. won the Democratic
Umlhation with o41 votes.
a,1 ananaeus >. krause. the Ware
nation far w. ,he ~ G,o, HePnDllcnn nomi-
northeast district 'n'c az % nemate IN the
George C;rnv Nr " Ern,, succeed senator
member of tbc uouso """' ".", y former
the Ware leaders heco,so WI H. s'area i,;r o!
pike tho dry record ' ~ sona; ,meH a'G mot
few days after tho ,'' V"ro ,ooIaSs: mInS.
reached their decision Scnotnr ,:rnr "u.as r.os
arrested on a warrant issued bv Hrohi. Ti'
bition Director Davis. ~ WI
n.,.
"e'esat'oh Nearly Solid
summing up the situation, the Vare
Sahlzatlon nominated thirty nine out
the iorty-one Republican candidates
Sr .nr state House and three of the
pao'cah candidates for the State
nna'e; IN the 100 Legislature, there
VIr, oa, ,ncy WIZ go to bat with virtually
nn"rP PI' IT u'''gation IN the Lower and
NJ ppor rer salonSCS; In each House they will
pendom, d'ton.'d .ay Dy two Philadelphia indie
d.,nh;a REPRESENTATIVES and one phia.
rsr,i'' 'h"eT"hd"nt Senator. Ordi.
rinnin, however particul arly in the be-
lhe Philadelphia delegation co o.ora,n.n,,, a.ato,
WITH the new Governor. '''"'e'
Ward returns bring somo ,,.
points to light. "Buck'' Dov,,, .u
old ienrose leader of the Eiob,h w .ne
the late Senator's homo warJ ',, ,Maru,
t9rned his end of rho Fomrti, Tnrh T; ne
I'VE district over to pirrhnt ..rkIs'n,,
a!l about the candidacv 80 I,u 'org9t
M. Gazzam for tho St,. ts' Ncine
as had bren o,ro .mc sure iouse. just
date State Renresor,,.;rs'' "s''n candi-
lAfcrty, wos ,;t,ve ronom;ma James ':
votes, to only 7a,,''napu 7aS t"n W by 4434
In the F;f,h 20 1o., ior Mrs. GaZzam.
Twenty .siyth Thist,, ThiS'"tNr district, the
eighth WorJ, SKIN and Forty
tentative Don;oi I'T "'"wh. state Repre-
under for denomination nv Tho 1871 w.
,s';rs. ,a ~" rereiv only o06O votes,
III ,hs io,N"!: the vote for the lowest
,he three Ware candidates.
ph;iaSS. hMsS. catherine ID. Ealer, one of the
hinn inaGie'phia women candidates, run.
nors, III m" West Philadelphia district
sSsim.. aSsin OF Market street pollcd Oh votes
Rosa dc Young ons of IL. f,ekH,; ,h.o. Mr..
a;s,r;at'on ai;naat'on candidates nominated in this