The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13

cusa (Rep.); Joseph Altman (Rep).
Bergen-"Orison M. Hurd (Rep):
James H. White (Rep); "Ralph w.
Chandless (Rep,): "Charles F Black
(Rep).
Burlington - "Clifford R. Powell
| (Rep.).
Camden ("E. Frank Pine (Rep.):
William H. Iszard (Rep); William B.
knight (Rep).
Cape May-Charles c. Read (Rep).
Cumberland-Hen A Hettinger
(Rep).
Essex" Rupert F. Mills (Rep.):
Herbert Parvin (Rep); August G.
Birkenmeier (Rep); Edgar H. Bos-
took (Rep.); Anthony F. Minisi
(Rep.); ~, Glenn Anderson (Rep);
Cyrus H. Laurel (Rep); Edwin
Mortimer Harrison (Rep); Hunter
Lindsay (Rep); Joseph A. f. Freds
(Rep.); Madge l. Ebert (Rep):
"Charles W. Beardsley (Rep).
Gloucester John B. Stratton
(Rep)
Hudson = catherine M Finn
(Dem); "Joseph A. Delaney (Dem)
morris E. Barrison (Dem.); +Anthony
Botti (Dem.); +Walter F. CARING
(Dem); Andrew D. Donovan (Dem.)
William H Gilfert (Dem.); "Harry w.
Renner (Dem); *John c. Sharkey
(Dem); "Adam P. Zlonczewski
(Dem); MAY M. Carly (Dem.).
Hunterdon Frank H. Welsh
(Dem).
Mercer-A. Grocer Reeves (Rep.);
May A. Thropp (Rep); H. Herbert
West (Rep.).
Middlesex - Douglas M. Hicks
(Rep); Wilton T. Apologize (Rep):
"Thomas L. Hanson (Rep).
Monmouth-Basil B. Bruno (Rep.);
Peter F. Dodd (Rep).
Morris-Frank D. Abel (Rep.).
Ocean-"Lila w Thompson (Rep).
Passaic %Charles G. Hughes
tReb.); John C. Campbell (Rep.);
Walter R. Hudson (Rep.); Albert
Comstock (Rep); William p Jordan
(Rep.).
salem-*J. Emmor Robinson (Rep.).
Somerset - *Grover F. Kipsey
(Rep).
Sussex = .George R. Vaughan
(Dem.).
Union-*Thomas NJ Muir (Rep);
"Herbert ]. Pascoe (Rep); *George
Compton (Rep); "John w. Clitt
(Rep.).
Warren-"Claude E. Cook (Dem.).
*Indicates reelected.
Woman Wins Congress Seat.
Mrs Mary r. Norton, of Jersey City,
the first congresswoman from New
Jersey and the East, was elected by
majority of nearly $4,000 votes over
Dauglas T. Storey, her Republican op.
ponent, in the twelfth district
Mrs. Norton, wife of Robert F. Nor
ton, a brass manufacturer, is vice.
chairman of Democratic State Com
mittee and now is serving as a mem
Der of the Hudson County Board OF
Free Holders.
Throughout her life, Mrs. Norton,
who is a well educated woman, has
been active in social welfare work AS
q member of the Board of Freeholders,
she has directed her attention to bet
tering conditions at the insane and
tuberculosis hospitals and the county
Jail. She is credited with being the
founder of the first county maternity
hospital in New Jersey.
Mrs. Norton is typical home wom-
an, who has been an active leader of
her sex since suffrage was extended
to women. She was first selected to
lead the women of Hudson County
when Mayor Frank Hague, leader of
New Jersey Democracy accepted the
idea that women are the most success
full leaders Of their sex.
In Hudson County, Mrs. Norton has
been active in affairs since she as
sumed her leadership. Trained In that
school of politics which makes it the
first duty of leader to become init
matedly acquainted with her voting
group. Mrs Norton, by tact, and SYM
pathetic understanding of home and
children and womans problems. soon
won the hearts of her neighbors.
Edge Strong Everywhere
Senator Edge showed great strength
throughout the state. Even in Hud-
son County, where Mayor Hague OF
Jersey City, the Democratic leader,
promised Donnelly lead of 100000,
the Republican Senator made heavy
inroads and cut this down to 10000
The surprise was the small vote for
Record, a veteran Independent cam
paigner, who was believed to have
large following. He showed little
little strength. The La Toilette can
didacy also ran considerably behind
expectations. Newspaper polls had
indicated the Wisconsin Senator
would make creditable showing in
the state.
The first S72 election districts
showed the third party candidate to
have only 23,973 votes, as against
2O2,449 for Coolidge and TAI for
| Davis.
The proposal to issue $8,0O0,000
bonds for the compilation of the Cam