The Political Graveyard: New York: Lieutenant Governors, 1910s

New York: Lieutenant Governors, 1910s

Lieutenant Governors of New York, 1910-19 (may be incomplete!)
Horace White 1909-10 George H. Cobb 1910 Thomas F. Conway 1911-12 Martin H. Glynn 1913 Robert F. Wagner 1913-14 Edward Schoeneck 1915-18 Harry C. Walker 1919-20

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Lieutenant Governors of New York: Events and Candidates of the 1910's (may be incomplete!)

1910 Nov 8: Thomas F. Conway (Dem), elected; Edward Schoeneck (Rep), defeated; William Randolph Hearst (Independence League), defeated; Gustave A. Strebel (Socialist), defeated; Calvin McCarthy (Prohibition), defeated; James T. Hunter (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1912 Nov 5: Martin H. Glynn (Dem & Independence League), elected; James W. Wadsworth, Jr. (Rep), defeated; Frederick M. Davenport (Progressive), defeated; Gustave A. Strebel (Socialist), defeated; Clark Allis (Prohibition), defeated; Jeremiah D. Crowley (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1914 Sep 28: Thomas B. Lockwood (Dem), nominated; William Gorham Rice (Dem), defeated in primary.
1914 Sep 28: Edward Schoeneck (Rep), nominated; Seth G. Heacock (Rep), defeated in primary; Frank S. Sidway (Rep), defeated in primary.
1914 Sep 28: Chauncey J. Hamlin (Progressive), nominated unopposed.
1914 Nov 3: Edward Schoeneck (Rep & Independence League), elected; Thomas B. Lockwood (Dem), defeated; Chauncey J. Hamlin (Progressive), defeated; Stephen J. Mahoney (Socialist), defeated; Charles E. Welch (Prohibition), defeated; Jeremiah D. Crowley (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1916 Nov 7: Edward Schoeneck (Rep & Independence League), elected; Thomas J. Kreuzer (Dem & American), defeated; Stephen J. Mahoney (Socialist), defeated; Clarence Z. Spriggs (Prohibition), defeated; L. Bradley Dorr (Progressive), defeated; Boris Reinstein (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1918 Sep 3: Harry C. Walker (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1918 Sep 3: Edward Schoeneck (Rep), nominated; William M. Bennett (Rep), defeated in primary; Seth G. Heacock (Rep), defeated in primary.
1918 Sep 3: Ella Reeve Bloor (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
1918 Sep 3: Mamie W. Colvin (Prohibition), nominated unopposed.
1918 Nov 5: Harry C. Walker (Dem), elected; Edward Schoeneck (Rep), defeated; Ella Reeve Bloor (Socialist), defeated; Mamie W. Colvin (Prohibition), defeated; August Gillhaus (Socialist Labor), defeated.

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