The Political Graveyard: New York: Court of Appeals, 1910s

New York: Court of Appeals, 1910s

Judges of the New York Court of Appeals, 1910-19 (may be incomplete!)
Edward T. Bartlett 1894-1910 Albert Haight 1895-1912 Irving G. Vann 1896-1912 Willard Bartlett 1906-16 Frederick Collin 1910-20 William H. Cuddeback 1913 John W. Hogan 1913 Nathan L. Miller 1913-15 Benjamin N. Cardozo 1914-26 William B. Hornblower 1914- Samuel Seabury 1914-16 Cuthbert W. Pound 1915- Frederick E. Crane 1917-34 Chester B. McLaughlin 1917- William S. Andrews 1917-29 Abram I. Elkus 1919-20

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Judges of the New York Court of Appeals: Events and Candidates of the 1910's (may be incomplete!)

1910 May 3: Edward T. Bartlett, died in office.
1910 Oct 5: Frederick Collin, appointed.
1910 Nov 8: Irving G. Vann (Rep), elected; Frederick Collin (Rep), elected; Morris Hillquit (Socialist), defeated; Reuben Robie Lyon (Independence League), defeated; Louis B. Boudin (Socialist), defeated; James A. Allen (Independence League), defeated; Alfred L. Manierre (Prohibition), defeated; Gilbert Elliott (Prohibition), defeated; Charles H. Chase (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1912 Nov 5: William H. Cuddeback (Dem & Independence League), elected; John W. Hogan (Dem), elected; Frank H. Hiscock (Rep), defeated; Emory A. Chase (Rep), defeated; George W. Kirchwey (Progressive & Independence League), defeated; Carlos C. Alden (Progressive), defeated; Jessie Ashley (Socialist), defeated; Leon A. Malkiel (Socialist), defeated; Erwin J. Baldwin (Prohibition), defeated; Gilbert Elliott (Prohibition), defeated; Edmund Seidel (Socialist Labor), defeated; Carl A. Luedecke (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1916 Nov 7: Frank H. Hiscock (Rep & Progressive), elected; Almet F. Jenks (Dem & Independence League), defeated; Louis B. Boudin (Socialist), defeated; Erwin J. Baldwin (Prohibition), defeated; Jacob E. Alexander (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1917 Nov 6: Chester B. McLaughlin (Rep), elected; Benjamin N. Cardozo (Dem & Rep), elected; Hezekiah D. Wilcox (Socialist), defeated; Louis B. Boudin (Socialist), defeated; Walter T. Bliss (Prohibition), defeated; Coleridge O. Hart (Prohibition), defeated.

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