Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-07
POLITICAL PICK-UPS

The proverbial political kettle will
be given another turn at the sixth an
nual outing of the A. H. Biertuempfei
Association to be held Sunday, ac-
cording to rumor. The boiling event
will take place at Hollywood Park,
Maplewood. Mayor Jacob Hauss1ing,
City Counselor James R. Nugent, Dr..
Charles F. Kraemer president of the
Board of Works, and other county
and city officials will attend the at
fair. The committee IN charge of the
outing met at the home of Board of
Works Commissioner Biertuempfel
last night and completed arrange
ments. More than 500 tickets have al
ready been disposed of, and a record
breaking crowd is expected to be on
hand. A program of athletic events
has been arranged A baseball game
has been carded between the married
and single men. Special trolleys will
take the excursionists to the Park.
Down in the Twelfth ward a D. F.
Gaven Campaign Club was organized
last night with the following officers:
TAQDtTi RllllEI, DIt5luEAls
Brueckner, secretary; Anton Reitz,
treasurer. A committee consisting of
Thomas Brooks, John H. Broemel,
Henry Specht, George Warren, Will
liam Pfeiffer and Victor Carlson was
appointed to canvass the ward in Mr..
Gaven's interests.
At a regular session the Twelfth
Ward Republican Executive Commit
nnr7ial I
Gaven as its choice for Surrogate.
Harry B. O'Connell and Daniel F.
Gaven are both attending the outing
of the Firemen's Association of Nut
ley to Long Branch today as the
guests of the association.
The Harry B. o'Connell Campaign
Club of the Third Ward of Irvington
will hang a banner at its meeting
next Wednesday at its headquarters,
Twentieth avenue and Twenty second
street.
Harry B. o'Connell, candidate for
sheriff, was Endorsed at meeting of
Republicans of the Tenth district Of
the Sixteenth Ward at 11S Bragaw
avenue last night.
John Medcraft, proprietor of the
Medcraft Sales Company, of Irving
ton, has entered the shrievalty race.
He will run as a Liberal Republican.
Councilman Frederick Sadler, of
Bloomfield, has entered the fight for
the Republican nomination of mayor
in Bloomfield. The sadler petitions
were circulated in Bloomfield yes
terday.
Former Postmaster Herbert G.. Far
rand may also become a candidate
for the mayoralty office on the G. o.
P. ticket. His friends are urging him
to enter the race, He has not yet
committed himself either way, but it
is expected he will allow his name to
be used
At a regular meeting of the Demo-
cratic County Committee members of
the Thirteenth ward, held at Gill
christ's Velodrome Hotel, members
reported everything appeared favor
able throughout the. ward. Candidates
were discussed, ana after lengthy
meeting the following candidates
were Endorsed unanimously: For
mayor, Hon. Jacob Haussling; board
of works commissioner, John f.
Reilly; surrogate, John Donnelly; al
derman, John L. Donahue. Ju-
Illus A. Meyer and P. ]. Manning
were appointed a committee to fur
Their the interests of the candidates
! Endorsed.
Resolutions of sympathy on the
death of the wife of President Will
son were adopted.
Members of the Madison Club Of
the Fourteenth ward, the Oak A. c
of the Third ward, and the Majestic
Stars of the Sixth ward, unanimously
have endorsed William o. Huegel az
the Republican candidate for sheriff
These endorsements were made a.
meetings of the various organiza-
lions last night