Campaign of Hypocrisy in New York Mayor Race
The piece argues the New York mayoral campaign exposes hypocrisy in reform efforts around Judge Gaynor. It notes Gaynor’s orthodox acceptance of Tammany endorsement, the shifting views of reformers, and the unlikely alliance between Herbert Parsons and William Randolph Hearst to split Gaynor’s support and aid Barnard.
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Hearst
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Barnard
Reform war cries drown out praise for Hearst
The piece recalls reformers once denouncing Hearst now praising him as a great man. The contrast yields irony as reformers shout to beat Gaynor, but the reform movement appears muddled and futile amid the political scramble.
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Andrews Declares Candidacy for Georgetown Mayor
At the solicitation of many friends W H Andrews announces his run for Mayor of Georgetown. He pledges to observe primary rules and to work for the up building of a Greater and Better Georgetown.
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W. H. Andrews
Georgetown Alderman Candidates Announced
F L Siau declares candidacy for Alderman pledging to work for the upbuilding of a Greater Georgetown. IL Brinkley announces run and commitment to city development. W W Munneryln states entry into the race and asks for broad support to fulfill duties for Georgetown.
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Georgetown
W. W. Munnerlyn
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