Show t I N N. Y Mayor r- r 1 4 Senator Jimmy Walker Walk Walk- er who rose from the sidewalks of New Y York ark to the mayors mayor's chair in the these se second ond largest city in the world as the result of Tuesdays Tuesday's election WALKER ALKER NEXT GOTHAM MAYOR Tan Tammany Democrat Easily Easily Easily Easi Easi- ly Defeats Waterman Republican Candidate NEW NE YORK Nov 4 AP Com AP-Com- Com Complete returns shows James J J. J Walker Walk Walk- er Democrat was elected mayor by bya a plurality Uty of over Frank D. D Waterman Republican Norman Thomas Socialist c candidate candi date for mayor rece received d about 39 votes otes Walker will have hav a solid Democratic Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic board of estimate composed of ot General Charles Charles Charles' CharlesW W W. Berry controller controller controller con con- Joseph V. V McKee president of the board of aldermen and the following borough orough presidents Julius Julius Julius Jul Jul- ius Miller Manhattan Joseph A. A Guider Gulder Brooklyn Maurice E. E Connolly Con Con- folly nolly Queens Hc Henry y Bruckner Bronx and John A A. A Lynch Richmond Rich Rich- mond All were elected by substantial pluralities S Connolly who has has' long been the leading figure In the Queens Dem Democracy cracy had had a a stiff contes 1 Senator John Joh L. L Karle Kane Republican but he won wan by a majority ot Walker Valker carried Queens b by The vote was surprisingly largIn largo large In view of the decrease ase In registration registration registration regis regis- and the apathy that characterized characterized char- char the campaign It totaled approximately and many observers had predicted It would be beless beless beless less than a 0 million District Attorney Joab H. H Banton's Banton's Banton's Ban- Ban tons ton's majority over former Governor Gover Gover- nor Charles S. S Whitman Republican can was A Republican assembly was elected elected elected elect elect- ed but the Democrats gained four seats |