New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-04
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REpUBLIC

Harry Kopp. Republican candidate for mem
her Of tho Assembly from the eth District, New
York County was born IN Russia In 1850, ana
enigrated to this country in 1891. He attend
ed Public School 70 for two years, and then
found employment cash boy with a. j.
CaInmeyer g. Sons. From 1894 until 1853 hs
worked at various occupations, such as wagon
boy, errand boy and driver for several OF the
larger department stores in this city. In 1880
he learned the trade OF cigar making. at which
he was employed until 1909. when no was
elected by his local union as its representative
% the Central Federated Union, and also es its
official organizer.
In 1907 Mr.. Kopp was appointed clerk in The
United States Postoflce, and remained In The
employ Of the government until December. 1904
While 70 employed he also studied Law Mt the
New York Law School, was graduated from
there ana was admitted to the bar ia 1907. lie
has since been engaged in the active practice
Of law, with Offices at No. l6o Broadway.
Mr.. Kopp was fret elected member OF Az
sembly from the district which he 10" repre-
sents IN 1909, and was reelected IN lelo eno
1911 Ho has served on important lesisis''Ne
committees such as the judiciary BshHs aho
Health, and last year was chairman OF the
Committee on Privileges and Election He
the author Of all OF the legislation sppertair-
ing to the private banks in cities OF TIE h'@
class: also OF legislation designed 70 peffhN
educational institutions to give SUNDAY per
| tor,nances for charitable purposes.
Mr.. Kopps majority last lear over bis Dem .,
the order Birth Abraham order AhaVsh ~
fsel Woodmen of America, Hungarian heps ss,
ilcan Club, Federal Club ana OF SEVERN O'"o'
tia nd
.yyhen start the campaign In my distric'
next week, I'm going to make things hum.
,aid Frederick c. Tanner, leader OF the <''n'
yesterday.
Senator Josiah T. Newcomb told the stor'
In the Republican Club Of tire 2Sd Assembly
District a few nights ago about the patror
man who dragged q dead horse from koeci'
usko street into MYRTLE avenue Just because
ne couldn't spell Kosciusko in the report ne
Ind 10 make out. The members or the cruz
didn't let on they had neard lms 's shro"rh n
and then rewarded him with laughter lhat
had a loud. even II not genuine. rins 10 !"
,o,n, debate between Ogden L. Mile.
| Republican candidate for Congress In the
mn District, ana his Progressive opponent.
Idndon Bates. ST.. will take place in Terrace
Democratic nominee, John T. Csrew. was
Invited 70 participate. but he "ducked ~
a result the six thousand tickets that nave
been distributed bear this legend IN bol1
type: "The Democratic candidate, John -, =,
| Carsw has refrnined from taking UP the
| ch oIlnnse but will be afforded an oppor-
| tunity 70 present his case should he appear
Max T. Sanders. Republican candidate for
J IN. Assembly IN the 28th District had an
| iroportant lob at The rally held in the Star
casino Wednesday night II WIS his duty 10
collect all cigars. cigarettes and pipes thst
/ refused 20 Quit smoking
TX Senator Brough. leader Of The lsih
Assembly District and candidate fer Con-
| eress, tells OF q Democratic friend VINO
mnde bet on the election of straus IN
m e,iiately after tho Moose convention. The
Senator says now that the Republicans have
put their man In the Held he wouidht Do
1 surprised n his friend hedges"
Next week will be a busy week for tie