Garland Globe | 1906-11-03 | Page 2 | Court Hits the Hearst Ticket

"COURT HITS THE HEARSTTICKET I Big Bunch of Candidates Can Not Have Names Placed Under the Emblem. Decision Is Based on Technicalities, the Petitioners Having Failed to Observe the Letter of the Law. New York. Tho appellato division of tho supremo court, reviewing tho decisions of tho board of elections on contested nomination cases In New York county, on Friday handed down a decision removing from tho ticket a majority of the candidates nominated by tho Independence lcaguo for congress, con-gress, tho stato senate and tho assembly as-sembly several ngalnst whom no pro-candidates pro-candidates will havo places on the ballot for the reason that objection to tholr candidacy was not made within the prescribed tlmo To thoso will be added several against whom no protest pro-test was entered, and others stilt will be placed, not under the "balanced scales," tho emblem ot tho league, but In another column beneath a dlstlnc-tlvs dlstlnc-tlvs symbol. Tho decision affecting theso local nominations Is based on technicalities, technicali-ties, tho petitioners In each Instance falling to observo tho letter of tho law. Counsel for tho league announced that thoy had filed nn application with tho court of appeals at Albany asking far a special session of tho court, at which the ruling of the appolato division divis-ion may bo argued.