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Show SMITH FACTION IS VICTORIOUS IN HYLAN WAR Hearst's Domination Over New York Apparently i Comes to End By PAUL H. WHITE. I United l'ress Staff Correspondent. NEW YOltK, Sept., 10. (UP) Governor Alfred E. Smith today emerged victorious from the bitterest bitter-est battle of his political career, having hav-ing reduced to shreds the influence over New York City's politics came of William ltandolph Hearst, publisher pub-lisher in this state. The end of Hearst's domination when Mayor John P. H.vlan, whom he had supported throui;li his newspapers news-papers for eight years, suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of State Senator "Jimmy" Walker, Tammany candidate and friends and protege of Smith. Walker won the Democratic mayoralty may-oralty nomination by an indicated majority of 95,000. In the November election Walker will be opposed by Frank D. Waterman, Water-man, fountain pen manufacturer, who overwhelmingly won the Republican Re-publican nomination from former Secretary of State John Lyons and William M. Bennett. ' Returns from 2,838 of the city's 2.9G9 election districts gave Walker 239,212 and Hylan 147,117. Republican Repub-lican returns from 2,155 districts gave Waterman 84,215, Lyons 12,-016 12,-016 and Bennett 3,101. The outcome of the primaries did not end the bitterness engendered by the campaign. As the mayor left his Brooklyn home today he refused to say whether wheth-er he was contemplating running at the head of a third ticket He did inform newspaper men of the "achievements of his campaign. "One thing I did was to pull the mask off the big ham and egg man from Albany," Hylan said, "and It cost the tracion and underworld interests in-terests $400 an election district to defeat me." that "A little learning is a dan-gerous dan-gerous thing but too much education educa-tion not properly applied Is more dangerous also that although it was a good thing to have an education, but it must be a balanced education that would lead us to salvation." Dr. George IT. Brlniball was introduced intro-duced as the father of the seminary and gave a stirring address. John Olson who has been selected as the seminary teacher for Payson by the church board of education spoke for a short time. |