The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
NEW IDEAS CLAIM
los CANDIDATES
FAVOR COLGATE
Canvass of Progressive Repnb-
Iicans' Strength Yields In
teresting Figures.

OF the three factions fighting for the
control of the next County Republican
Committee, but one, the Progressive
Republicans, have announced def
nitely. as far as they are able, the
candidates running for the county
committee who will support the
leagues selection for county chairman,
Colonel Austen Colgate. As far as they
can be ascertained, they are as follows.
those whose name are not mentioned
in this list assumed to be adherents
either of Major Carl Lentz or Char
man Alfred N. Dalrymple:
First Ward-First district, Harry G.
Conway; Second. John A. Holmes;
Third, William l.. Howard; Fourth,
George Abr; Fifth, Edwin Lew
Walker; Sixth, Harry G. Freeman;
Seventh, William w. oliver.
Second Ward-First district, Allen De
b. B%allentine; Second, Charles D.. Daw-
hins; Fourth, John NJ Voorhees,: Fifth.
Benjamin j.. Coe; Sixth. Franz A. Wei
%zenegger; Seventh, John Hemsath;
Eighth, John II. Loeklier.
Third W~ard-First district, John f.
Tirney; Second, William H.. Roberts,
Fourth, Wolf Resler; Seventh, Gus w.
Roeber; Eighth, August Broemel.
Fourth Ward-First district. DR.. ].
c. corlies; Fifth, Richard S. Hopkins;
Sixth, William Diefenthaler; Eighth,
Forest p. Lozier; Ninth, Walter T.
Simpson; Tenth, George Bronn. .jr.
Fifth Ward-Seeond district, Henry
S. Sessing: Fourth, Herman A. Sessing,
Fifth, Nicholas Negroe; Sixth, William
Johnston.
Sixth Ward-Second district. John
Isenberg; Third, Andrew J. Baumann:
Fourth, William II. Reed; Fifth, Sam
uel L. Bowman: Sixth. Charles A..
Rosenwasser; Eighth, Harmon Conk-
lin. Ninth. Samuel p. Stein: Tenth,
James ]. Nicholas.
Seventh Ward-First district, Robert
Collyer; Second. Joseph H. Teachman:
Third. William Windle; Fourth, Frank
A. Fetridge; Fifth, John L.. c. CARING
ton; Sixth, .Tohn j. Newman; Seventh.
James A. Mitchell: Eighth, Andrew ].
Busch; Ninth, Charles w. Pinch.
Eighth Ward-First district. Herbert
l.. Denney; Second, Wallace Zeliff;
Third. John Keay, jr.; Fourth, Lathrop
Anderson; Fifth. A. Leslie Price; Sixth,
David Davies; Eighth, r. Arthur Lel-
Ter: Ninth. Charles A. Day.
Ninth Wafd-First district, William
II. Corey: Second. Arlington Bensel;
Third, Irving s. Abbey; Fourth, Will
lam A. Bird; Fifth. William c., Parker;
Sixth, George Brown, jr.
Tent W~ard-First district, Robert
w. Finter; second, Edward T.. Mielichh
third, Isaac Sundheimer; fourth. Henry
NJ. Klepp; fifth, Adam Mayer; sixth.
James f.. Grealey; eighth, William F..
Becht; ninth. Frank Iuzolino.
Eleventh Ward-First district. Will
lam H.. Van Voorhis, second. George v.
Tucker; third, Martin j. Higgins;
fourth, Walter j. Alexander; fifth,
Charles f. Gerken: sixth, Richard w.
Erler; seventh, Arthur p. Dickinson;
eighth, George w. Taylor; ninth,
George w. Scarlet; tenth, Edgar b.
Brown; eleventh, William H. Smith.
Twelfth Ward-First district, Charles
T. Knorr; sixth. Michael j. Fannon.
Thirteenth Ward-Fourth district,
Franklin w. Klein; fifth. Albert Maoh-
ring; SIXTH. Homer e. Dennis. eighth;
George l.. Dennis.
Fourteenth Ward-First district, Max
Fast; second, Thomas Quaratino; third,
Joseph Strauss; fifth, Adolph Anker;
sixth, Ferdinand Torsiello; seventh,
Charles Goldstein; eighth, Jacob Eng
lander; ninth, Frank p. Demeter;
eleventh, Morris Guttman.
Fifteenth Ward-Sixth district, Harry
Schaeffer.
Sixteenth Ward - First district,
Eugene p. Lacombe; second, Albert
Benkert; third, George A. Weiss;
fourth, Philip A. Turk, jr.; fifth, Theo-
dore e. Bleick; sixth, George I.
Hickok; seventh, George M. Judd;
eighth, Paul Mertens; ninth, Charles
Gibbins; tenth, Charles A. Barber;
twelfth, Irving T. Tyler.