Smyrna times., 1926-09-15
IIIIIREPJBuCANS DEFEAT
FAX 'III BRADLEY AS LEADER
nm As COMMITTEEMAN
Ii'lSS S,rrT In CHAs. HANRATTY

\ r1EcT CHAs. HANRArIf
". Ear state Senate and
y 1a'sS Snow for Representative
lIs;satsd '.sap dat It saturday Primaries
ropnty Republicans Aeld their
4. .' saturday and nominated 2
I Voted for At the coming
= Il II. contest was lively in
II tbe reason that net only
~ /, ti.Eet involved brt the con
u 1 mower Of Jack Bradley
| sig i Duck Creek hundred was was
N Il Bradley was overwhelmly
III II j County Committeeman
n a..,Is, I Hanratty va elected in
| - A. L. Hudson was noml-
|, n -itbout opposition for State
II +rom this district and Jack
IN for representative. In the
n n sIsction district IF the First
..,rt,tive district, Smyrna, there
m1test over delegates to the
srrention, there being four
b. iIej. ". D. Hudson, William
/ ;Tmsr Guy NJ. Edmonson, Walter
| Hudson and skinner won out,
prr the organization candi-
II Fimonson and Ford each re-
I'll votes, but in view of the
|. M 80 votes cast were not Of
/ lbIlOts. the claim being that
| Nj been printed elsewhere, the
u thrown out, giving Edmonson
/ gwtes and Ford 13 votes. The
/ b-r men are claimed to have
|, gailey supporters. A contest
1 rnty Committeeman and women
"a in the selection Of Charles
FIN. who received 128 votes and
/. Keith. 1O4 votes. Madge Horn,
h candidate, receiving SO votes.
| Hnbers Of the county commit
unsd for the First Representa-
District are as follows: Alfred B.
Il, Nettie W. Watson; Second
In district, Charles Hanratty,
| Irsne Keith. w. F.. Matthews,
d elected Inspector over John w.
L, Matthews receiving 131 votes
|Iaeobs %. Yesterday the State
|nitee was named and again
\ Bradley was left out. The
EeR Of the State Committee from
Estrct are Charles Hanratty and
! Irene Keith.
|ntests Had In Other Districts
'hs contest for State Senator from
Iili anatoriaI district including
/ EfDUer in the Fifth district and
ID the Seventh district, between
EtE D. Ross and Joshua Burton
at@- resulted in victory for
|11ol BY SOP majority. A contest
r Third Levy Court district in
e the Seventh, Eighth and
n districts between George B.
~ and Howard R. Moore, the lat
N1g the incumbent Of the office,
lA IN victory for Moore. The
q tor coroner between Elmer /.
y Of Dover, and John H. Hinsley
''hn ;. Sharrard Of Camden, is
u . have been won BY Abbott
-iFf. The contest in the First
|',A district Of the Tenth, includ-
t'Vn Of Milford, between Ben
l. Abbott, James w. Cannon,
!. Hammond and H. B. Thaw,
= u the selection of Abbott and
a 0y votes of 1877 and 1873 to 83
i'f the other two. A fight for
1 Of the county committee was
n y, N this district between S. G.
Elizabeth NJ. Nutter and F.
D 10 'f' Powell was elected.
i'Eet Nominated on Saturday
ill ticket as selected by Sat
81, y gAnaries will include the fol-
n l0f sheriff, Walter H. Peter
= 'ra y lunopposed); Clerk of
|ss !; ;aToIl \ B.Massey, (unopposed); ;
t,,.oi oiplanS Court and Register
fy, Thomas E. Warren, Sr.
4 sS''i9l; \ y Recorder Of Deeds, viii
h + nafrls, (unopposed); Levy
| / S.al S%.annnissioners-First district,
n Iap a9pe CunOpposedl; Second dis-
uldwig r ccLt 80
\ i IND district, Howard R Moore
Sso,s rsef George B.Kersey. CHope
|ss.~ss,ee, are the present RepubIi-
III psis 81 Of the Kent County Lew
7 II s'ate Senator First dis-
|s s,.l saied I. Hudson, SMYRNA:
| c.,.r. c,.nef, /, J. Burton wharton. Do, f,I,
|esstsssi.C ss \. Herring, fifth district.
S,r-a. r-a'rlves-First 4 district, Jack
| nm Second, SG Howard NJ. Buck
! Altton.. .uTsrd T. a. Evans; Fourth
Sanpsl ! rF5lith, William Ball;
CrvaII.n =. I. al; Seventh, Char
smb u, llghth, Frederic Hop
III Nslorr r0rge =. Wilson; Tenth,
Ih