New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18
With MEMBERS Of the
q CITY'S q
REPUBLIC CLUBS

| Sidney G Crane Republican candidate FOL
the Assembly in the 23d District, has ALREADY
| served one term in the lower house OF III
| state Legislature The 23d has larger
voting population than any other district on
| Manhattan Island.
Asa legislator Mr.. Crane took keen IN
teres. IN the direct primary question ana
introduced a bill embodying his Views on the
subject lie served on the committees OF
Public Education. General Laws and Com
merce and Navigation. The Citizens Union
gave his legislative record strong morse
rnent.
M Crane was born al Plsinheld, " j.
IN 1874 and WAS educated at the Psinneld
High School and the Columbia Law School
He Was admitted TO the bar IN 1870 M
Crane early showed an inclination Tor pom
tics. and during the three-cornered Hs"'
which resulted in the election OF Rooe'I ~
Van WICK as Mayor OF New YORK sa'Heu
HIS nrst political experience. Beins Eou"s
and sturdy he was sent out in mat canpSsh
ON a house to house canvass in the ola z''h
District.
Mr. Crane is n member OF the Royal AT
canun.. the LOYAL Association, the NE"
club OF Washington Heights ana se'e'''
| other social organizations.
william IT, Dart, president OF me f'epoo
lican club OF the 9TH Assembly p't''o.'
member Of the coterie In tile Ne" io'"
Athletic club known a. the 'hucklepeF'S
Indians
The william Henkel Association me ,st
ulsr Republican organization OF tue 80
Assembly District. has membersh'P u
Tho association was founded 'Ne"''
wears ago. and has had STEADY ~"
de,pite the fact that ths. the Gas MUS
district. Il Tammany stronghold
yrI,,m Uenliel. United states Msrsh''
.otd los, nigh, that not one Of the merhoers
had deserted 10 the Progressive moVe'n.n''
Tho association is planning 20 hoid WIS
ratification meeting after the Hepuu''0"''
state Convention. ~ this time a large pan
ner bearing pictures OF Taft and sherman
ana the names OF the state ana local nominees
,vu h. stretched across East 22d street az
No 2ol. where tho cubrooms ar.
iI.,ry poss,rt. candidate FOR the Assem-
bly IN tie 18Th District. has been IN inc
i,,oh., business IN the district FOR many
VANS lie ran Tor alderman twice. but, a.
though he made a good showing was oe
;eatcd.
Aldermen Jonn 4 Roues and John H.
Boschcn spoke at the meeting % the Ike
publican club o, the a9d Assembly District
Monday nigh, or tho question Of newsstand
xrsf, Both men we're Of the opinion that
~ would be mistake 20 sive the power
l.
cens.s. cor,endinE that suoh n plan would
place potential force o, graft IN the nan's
q, the MAYOR inasmuch as the members O.
the bureau we're his appontees
Nj Bodies told the club members no" Pc
handled applications for newsstand li'en'"s
lie ,aid he nrst referred an Application 10
the captain Of the election district wn're
| the stand was 20 be set NJ. and u tn" report
made 20 him was favorable, the applicant
then had 20 make an aridayi, 20 the alder
man that ne had not paid cent 20 obtain
,he privilege Both Mr. Bolies and NJ
Boschcn believe tho power 20 grant licenses
should be retained by the aldermen
Tn, Republican club Of tie 5th Assembly
District viii put up It's Tar and sherman
banner tomorrow night
A. a meeting held in the Republican club
uf the 9Th Assembly District Mondsy night
a COMMITTEES o; i've was appointed 20 select
member Of the executive committed 20
succeed y. W. r.. Brown, who resigned the
leadership a few days ago.
Beverley Il. Robinson. president ~ tho club
has been staying 81 the Tanawus club. IN
| tho. AdifondackS since September He
expects 20 attend the Republican state Con
ventiOn and will then return 20 this city.
Members 81 the various clubs throughout