Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-13
REPUBLICANS
ARE ACTIVE
New Club Organized in Sixth
Fourth Ward Club Met
Last Night.


9oilties are beginning to hum IN hi
the wards and numerous clubs are be-
ing organized for the coming campaign.
| Republicans are showing more activity
than usual and had several meetings
last night. The Fourth Ward Repab-
liean Club had an enthusiastic meeting
in their rooms in Elm street; the Re-
publican City Committee and the candi-
dates conferred in the same building;
the Alpine Republican Club was organ
lied in Paul W~oitscheck s store in the
sixth ward and the Hungarian Non-Par-
ftisan Club was organized in the Ro-
sett bank building at ATT State street.
Fourth Ward Club Meets.
At the meeting of the Fourth Ward
Republican Club plans for the primar-
les today were made and much enthus-
iasm was manifested. President Nor
gan i. Larson presided and speeches
were made by various members. Over
100 were present and all were optimis-
tic for the coming campaign. Meet
ings will be held by the club weekly
and arrangements are being made for q
ward rally. After the adjournment
about twenty-five of the members &C
eoRpanied the city committee and can
didates to the sixth ward meeting.
City Committee Confer.
During the meeting of the city COM
mittee and candidates the sense of the
gathering relative to the school board
fight was expressed and it was decided
to support the straight republican can
didates. The primaries today were dis
cussed and efforts will be made to get
out a good vote. George j. Haney and
C~hauneey G. Baldwin were among those
present.
New Sixth Ward Club.
In the Sixth Ward last night the AL
pine Republican Club was organized
with about sixty members. Magnus G.
Larson, former school commissioner be-
ing zone of the prime movers in the
project. The meeting was held in Paul
Woitscheck' 8 store in Amboy avenue
and was well attended. The club ex-
poets to add considerably to it's mem
bership at a meeting to be held Thurs
day night. Action for the primaries
today was taken and the club decided
to support the straight Republican
school board ticket. The city candi-
dates, the city committee and the mem
bers of the fourth ward club Joined the
gathering during the latter part of the
meeting, which came to a close with
the ringing of the fire alarm.
Hungarians Non-P Partisan.
With owe sixty members the Hun
garian Non-Partisan Political Club
was organized last night in NJ. Ro-
sett' 8 bank at ATT State street. Off
GERS were elected and permanent or
ganization was effected. The officers
are as follows: Emil Sameth. presi-
dent; John Mitruska, vice president;
Arthur Reiehmann, secretary; Armin
Tomasehoff, treasurer; Michael Mitrus-
ka, sergeant-at-arms. Prominent on the
roll are: Julius Klein, Rev. Father
Gross, Louis Kemeny, Stephen F. So
mogyi, Albert Goldfnger, Michael
Stumpf and Max Leichtman and Sam.
uel P~olkowitz.
In order to be a member of the club
one mnst either be Hungarian born or
speak Hungarian, and must be a citizen |
of the United States. The club is
strictly non-partisan, the members be-
ing given free hand as to their votes.
although under advise to vote ALWAYS
for the best man. Temporary organize
tion was affected last week with about
t~hirty-ive members, but twenty-five
more were added last night. Claiming
that there are over 800 Hungarian vot-
ers in this city the officers of the club
expect to shortly increase the member
ship to over 200. The address of Sec
rotary Reichmann is 1913 State street.
Speeches were made last night by Mr..
Somogyi and Others.
Democrats Didn't Meet.
No meeting of the fifth and sixth
ward democratic club was held last
night, although it was reported this
morning that a gathering was held at
which Harry B. Cook, OF New Bruins
wick. one of the four democratic can
didates for the assembly, was present
and spoke. Secretary Jorgensen, of the
club, said this morning that no meet
ing was held and that none would be
until the latter part of this or the arst
of paxt WAX 1