Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-01
TICKETS FILLED
BY ALL PARTIES
FOR PRIMARIES
Nine Candidates for Shrievalty
Nominations Are in
the Field.
/ SEVEN DEMOCRATS AND TWO
REPUBLICANS IN CONTEST
Complete List of Men Who Will
Make Fight for En-
dOrSement.

Two complete Democrats tickets are
in the field for nominations AT the
coming primaries, two c)upl,ts Re-
publican tickets and likewise a number
of independent candidates. The time
for the filing of nominating petitions
for county offices closes at midnight.
! The Regular Democrats, the Wilson
League and the Progressive Repub
licans all filed their list of candidates
with County Clerk John b. Woolstun
today. The Regular Republicans had
filed theirs several days ago.
| For the Republican senatorial nomi-
nation the fight will be between Co;on-l
Austen Colgate, Regular, and William
Fellowes Morgan, Progressive.
For the Democratic sena .orial nom-
nation there are three candidates:
Harry V. Osborne, Regular and Wilson
League; Frank M. McDermit and w. r.
Capps, Independent.
For the shrievalty nomination it will
be straight-out fight on the Repub-
lican side between c. V. Baumann,
Regular, and Walter F. Simpson, Pro-
gressive.
There are seven aspirants for the same
nomination on the Democratic ticket.
John F. Monahan is the choice of the
Regular Democrats; J. v. Diefenthaler,
who was turned down by the Regular
organization. is the Wilson League
man: James -.ylod. whe was re-
fused Endorsement by the league. is
running as a Wilson candidate: Philip
A. Mcclure. Forrest p. Kaiser and
! Cornelius Smith are independent of
anv Organization. William Reid Knox
! filed this afternoon a petition, calling
] himself a Wilson and organized labor
representative.
The Harrigan Association had filed
no ticket up to 2:30 o'clock this after
noon, and it was said that no nomi-
nees would be filed under the Harri-
gan Association, but that the organi-
zation would make known its fayorites
out of the list of Democrats who are
already In the race.
| There are no Assembly candidates
on the Republican side except those
| on the Regular and Progressive tick
cts. valentine b. ZANE, A. w. Eppier
and Fred Neuhans are independent
Democratic candidates, pesides those
on the Regular and Wilson tickets.
Hugh Gallagher, Louis ~ Voorhees,
Fred 0. Lindsey and John Buhl are
/ >~Sf-
out the aid OF any organization. On
tne democratic slue j. W. oalashan'
| w. Y. Miner, M T. 1oruon' ., !.
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newark; Ihomas -. smith, Newarh
ROBERT II. Mltcnell, newark FREQ ".
sucker, 1r, newark WFpam Welsei'
newark; Charies ". Llnnenkonl, New
ark; mortimer LoWy' newark harry D.
Iheln. Newark; H. h. Mltchell' New
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Newark
For Freeholders = For three-year
terms, Amos W Harrison, Richard f.
Malta, August L. Lacombe; for two
year term, Walter A. Evans, Seymour
P. Gilbert Ernest e. Ryman; for one
year term, Christian Ahner, William S.
Rosenstrauch, Ferdlnand Roemmele' Jr.
For Board of Works--Arthur r.. Dem
man and Augustus ]. Miller.
For Trustee Newark City Home
Louis V. Aronson.
For Coroners-E. e. Tutschulte. J.
H Broemel w. P. Patterson.
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