Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19
COUNTY G. 0. P.
WILL NAME REID /
FOR MAY0RA[TY.
Candidate, Entered
Late, Will Be the
Choice Tonight.
ARONSON EXPRESSES
SURPRISE AT ACTION
MungIe, o'connelI and WOOL
ston Will Be Placed on
Slate, Too.

When the Republican County Com
mittee meets tonight to suggest a list
of candidates for the voters to choose
from at the primaries next month
John L. Reid, who received me
Endorsement of the Republican COM
mittee of the Ninth ward FRIDAY
night will be named as the mayoralty
candidate.
Other likely nominees will pe'
Board of works-Wiiliam
Eighth ward, and Harry B..
Sixteenth ward.
Count ~Clerk-John B. Woolston'
East Orange.
County supervisor-Andres G. sny-
der, Eighth ward.
Congress-Eight district. Judge
Horace Robson, Bayonne: Ninth dis
trict. r. Wayne Parker. Newark;
Tenth district, BENJAMIN Moore, or
Assemblyman Henry F. Holloway
both of Montclair.
Aronson May Make Fight
One Of the leaders of the county
committee declared today thai he ex-
pected Louis v. Aronaon, who has
beer. in the field for some time. Will
| likely make a fight
Others whose anne may be pre-
scented by friends will be Former
Assembiyman and Alderman Wfiliam
! Pennington and Former County Clerk
| William o. Kuebler.
Chairman Alfred N. Dalrympie re-
fused to discuss the probable MAKE
up OF the slate today.
IT am neither against Mr.. Aron-
son nor for Mr.. Reid" said the Y
ty chairman. THE action OF the
executive committee of the Ninth
Ward, however. In which both MT
Reid and Mr.. Aronson reside, may
have some bearing on the selection
Look to Prosressives.
In the selection of Mr.. Reid the
"Regulars' feel they will get the sup
port of the P~rcgressdves, as Mr.. REID
was friendly with both sides. IL was
said today that former Governors
Franklin Murphy and J.
Fort both favor Mr.. Reid.
Mr.. Dalrymple in discussing the
contest pointed to the city map,
which shows the vast territory the
Ninth ward now includes, since parts
of the Fourth. Third and Fourteenth
wards have been added. TITS a Re-
publican section. and these men e
that they are entitled to some con-
sideration," commented MIR. Dalrym-
pie.
Aronson Expresses Surprise.
Mr.. Aronson declared tina. he was
surprised 10 hear of Mr.. Reds
candidacy at such a late hour. espe-
| cially in view of the fact that Mr..
Reid had recently given him to
understand thai he would support
| him.
Mr.. Snyder, the nan spoken of for
| county supervisor, like Mr.. Reid,
never sought political honors before.
but has always beer an ardent sup
porter of the ticket. He is in the
| employ of the American OIL and sup
ply Company and halls from the
| Eighth ward.
Chairman Dalrymple expressed his
| opinion thai there would be no oppo-
sition to County Clerk Woolston or
| Board of Works Commissioner
O'connell and Mungle.
The Assembly ticket will likely De
the same as the one elected last NO
vember, with the exception of As
semblyman Frank j. Murray. who Is
seeking the mayoralty nomination in
| Orange. Former Assemblyman Cole
man E. Nissan, of Orange. has been
| recommended by the Orange county
! committee in place of Mr.. Murray.
Freeholders Chris .Ahner, Ferdi-
nand Roemmele. jr., and William 8.
| Rosenstrauch. it appears. will be in
! dorsed by the county committee for
denomination.