Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-29
MAJORITY
OVER MARTIN 634
Official Primary Returns Give
Wittpenn Ten of Twelve
Assembly Candidates.

JERSEY CITY, Sept 2e.-After
working until late yesterday the
clerks in the county clerks office un-
der the direction of Deputy County
Clerk Edwin w Gritten completed
the official count of the returns of
the three candidates for the Demo-
cratic nominations for Assembly who
appeared to all but tie for the twelfth
place. As a result Dennis Long, of
Hoboken, Wittpenn man, won, with
a vote of 14,769, or eighty-six votes
more than Michael Donovan, of Ba-
yonne, an anti-Wittpenn man nomi-
mated by the returns as first pub
lished Daniel T. O'Reagan received
IA, 1856 votes.
1t is possible that Donovan will
contest, as in one ward of Jersey
City he apparently received thirty
three votes that did not appear on
the returns sent to the county clerk,
but were on the tally sheet sent to
the city clerks office.
The results not already announced
are as follows:
Democratic, state Senator-Charles
M. Egan, 15,157; Thomas f. Martin,
Ia, 523; James G. Agnew, 1904. Egan's
majority over Martin is ga.
| Republican, State Senator-Philip
w. Greece, no opposition, 6665.
Progressive Roosevelt, State Sena-
tor-Frank J. Higgins, 311; William
Van Buskirk, 1877.
! Socialist, State Senator-Patrick
Quinlan, no opposition, 81.
Democratic, Assembly-Joseph Car
roll, 1924 Joseph M. Branegan, IT,,
1874; George J. Brackner, 1904; Wal
ter l.. McDermott, 1918; Joseph p.
Mulligan, 1900; Thomas P. Curran,
Is, 1884, Thomas G. Cannon, $40;
Harry Kuhlke, 1873 Magnus Bred
enbek 1861; Clinton e. Fisk, 1852;
Thomas f. A. Griffin, Il, 430; Dennis
Long, Ia, 769. These twelve are the
nominees, all but McDermott and
Griffin being allied with the Witt
penn faction. The Wittpenn candi-
dates beaten We're Eugene Ciccarelli,
1929, and Louis Newman, 12,818 The
votes of the other candidates were:
Michael ]. Donovan, 1853; Daniel T.
| O'Regan, 14,1S6; William Kavanagh,
14,264; William M. Schultz, 1851;
Charles B. Hermans, 13,24S; Pierre
f. Cook, 1906; James J. McAteer,
10, O96; John J. Marley, 1904; Fred
w. Neumann, 12,483; Theodore Tais
ira, 1884; William w. Britten, 1854;
George D. Hendrickson, 4,456; Fred
erick A. McGough, 1927; Henry w
Moser, 1881; Charles c. Colgan, 8, lib;
| Herman ]. Jaeger, 1904; Edward j.
A. Sylvester, 2,007; Isador Leichter,
1,159.
| Republican, Assembly-George w.
Ferguson, 7,159; Charles A. Alexander
1902; James r. Hollender, 1912;
Henry F. Haese, 1923; Stanley C.
Harris, 7,017; Alexander S. Newman,
6,95S; George w. Goldner, 6,916;
Ephraim M. Muster, 6,S37; Edward c.
Brennan. 6,715; James ]. Donnelly
6,4S7; Henry w. Stein, 6,327; Henry
Alderman, 5,365. The foregoing are
the nominees. The only other candi-
received 5000 votes. Alderman was
outside the brackets.
| Progressive Roosevelt, Assembly
| Theodore B. Gaddis, 1854; William Fl.
Boyd, 1852; Peter e. Graham, 351;
William d. Ives, $50; Will c. Ingalls,,
| 34S; Edward A. Schult, 342; George e.
Cannon, $40; Emil w. Martens, 1856;
Thomas A. Loughran, 1922 William
D. Goldweber, 321 James j. Multi
gan, 1903; Conrad j. Dankoskey, 300.
| The foregoing are the nominees. They
defeated the following candidates,
who were bracketed on the ticket as
Colby men, as distinguished from the
Roosevelt-Record candidates: George
B. Hamm, 1893; August j. Jackie,
100; Raymond Langton. 1856; Ludlow
c. Stevenson, 1856; Harry Ruby, 1874;
Robert Aieser, 1872; John Walbrecht,
178; William A. Schaefer, 1T; Ed
ward Walo, 1856; Clyde d. Souter, 1854;
Gaetano Mazzola, 1853; S. James Gut
tilla, 155.
Socialist, Assembly-Otto Schultz,
jr., 40S; Frederick A. Schwarting, 408;
George Bauer, 400; Frederick Gillian.
4O6; Alfred Holland, 4o6; Valentine
Bausch, 405; Max f. Fackert, 405,
Frederick Grueninder, Jr., 405; Charles
Kronenperg, 405; Martin w H. Voelp,
405 Theodore Wienecke, 405; George
T, Young 400