New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
NOMINATIONS TONIGHT
Republicans Scheduled to Pick
Al1ermanic Candidates.


aldermanic conventions for tonight and
conventions TO nominate men for the As
sembly for tomorrow night It is not at
all unlikely. however. that many Of the
conventions will be postponed, because Of
the present uncertainty in regard 20 the pos
sibIitv Of a successful fusion. Should the
Levy law DE held TO be Unconstitutional
BIZ the Court of Appeals. the entire stua-
t.nuon would Doe changed. as there ar
number OF organizations that nave eX-
pressed a desire 20 fuse with the Repuoh-
cans IN opposition % TammanF Han t-lS
fall
In the 18th District IL has been decided
90 renomiuate Assemblyman Franklin
Brooks. but Alderman Joseph schloss is to
fall by the wavside he has already served
four terms. and the Republicans or the
district think that Is enough. A commit
tee Of the district captains has been ap-
pointed 20 name p successor 20 Mr.. Schloss'
and il is said that their choice viii fan
either ON Daniel ~ BedelL an Insurance
broker. or Edward McInness. lawyer.
Assemblvman Frederick A. Higgins, OF
the 2ad District has refused 10 accept
denominations The man nominated 90 sue
coed him "iA pro3a'iy os el1.'e, II.,.
ton Crane or Edgar B. -Hes go 80 -.
vars or James II. Francis. business man.
who represented -He oIslI''' '''
bly, once before
Alderman John H. boscHeu anu a.,
Roues. of the I'D and -ith alderrnaAI- us
trfq+s -oeoectively. both Of which are I'D
,45 ,-t+-i- rho I'D Assembly District
?uI De reuomirated.
Tho domination for alderman In the 5lst
Assembly District lies between DAVID d.
Costume "a decorator and Morris hih7Ie'l''
who was a Deputy seore-ary OF STATE 1.--
der 5 Korn.g. This district IS 10" rep
resented by Alderman Samuel Marx OF lI
works fame. n Democrat WHO Will "oI "'
rcnoninated.
ACCOMPLISHMENT Max L. Schlivek VIII DE re-
,,.,.rataa .a represent the Nst District.
Alderman Nilae r. Becker viii probably
br -euauIrat,3 Cor the Board oi AloerI"e"
i'm fbe r.h Assembly District over ihe
nomination for Assembly a lively fight is I'D
nroaress. Albert ott.nger. the new leader
has r,rrd Con. the first time what IL means
On have. "a ron, contest for a nomination on
l,.. hand. g. is said ro desire the nomina-
zion of Herrv j. crawford. but n"i'ga
Coleman "A mariner of Lemucl Ely Quigs
"a. said ~, have oorrallej thirtE-siX of tn'
-.yarfy--.var votes i'm the convention ana
re. rh. a-suranr. tuat Dee is the second
choice. of enough others TO secure his cleo
-.or other candidate are Woolsy H.
-l.,ar5 and John H. TayIcr.
tlrrore. the 18th District is now repre-
-ortaI I'm tHs Assembly by Democrat
Ashton Tarkar-it is normally a strong re
publican territory.
John YuIe. a retired builder of great per
sorsI popularity and considerable means
fs heinz seriously considered for the h"iIh-
-atfrr for Assembly loo the a5th District
.-r.-s are three aIdermanic districts COM
-,ri..5 ,rf-bfn the confines of the 3jth As
sarrbly District. namely. the 39th the iO'h
,,... ,... u.. The .gtn is the only one now
..,..-..,..a5 i7l tna Board of Aldermen by
.........- ,-d Alderman James Hamilton
....i d.. ...,,,,fnated. The other conventions
...i h.. adjourned
-, s,., loader of tine i4th District
.. tt,'-l-ir., of running Michael T. Heier-
-,,, f.r tba Board of Aldermen. The dis
.,'.. ~. .,~craIv Democratic. but has been
..-,,.f eo- alderman I'm 1901, and again I'D
ro.- r,r. candidate for Assembly is uncer-
.,tr
~, Ella, DBL ufs-ric. also strongly Demo
.-.,.. ,n. nominations for Assembly and
49, pond ~ Aldermen ie between Samuel
,r.,.ou Thomas J. Brouson. ID. =. Adie-