Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-29
ALL THE COUNTY
PETITIONS ARE
J NOW ON RECORD
Five Distinct Parties Are Fully
Arrayed for the Big Pri-
mary Fight.
COUNTY CLERK KEPT
BUSY UNTIL MIDNIGHT
In List Filed Are Many Can
didates Running Outside
Pale of Organization.
COUNTY CLERK KEPT
BUSY UNTIL MIDNIGHT


slves, Wilson League and Socialist.
have put full county. tickets in tbs
field
The last petition filed with tn,
county clerk was the Socialists
blanket petition. 1t was presented a
1917 O'clock
The Wilson League petition con
tanned the names of the candidates
agreed upon at a meeting of the exec.
utive committee, but there was nc
candidate for sheriff selected. The
league had agreed to name Edward
Schickhaus for the nomination for
county supervisor. but his name die
not appear on the petition. as he hao
already filed his petition as a regular
Democrat.
John L. Armitage, president Of the
league, is named by the candidates as
the committee to take charge of then
campaign fund.
Democratic.
The Democrats who have filed
petitions are:
Gerald e. F. Mcdonald, Cornelius A,
McGlennon; Ninth District, Walter
I. Mccoy; Tenth District, Edward w
Townsend, Michael j. Tansey. James
c. Spriggs.
State Senator-Richard Stockton,
regular; Frank NJ McDermit. in
dependent.
Assembly = Regulars, Joseph b.
Bloom. Michael ]. Quigley, Lawrence
McCabe, jr., rank A. Foley, Rich
ard Cashion, Frederick ]. Fischer
Michael F. Mullin, Egidio w. Mascia,
Thomas A. Kenny, Dominick A
Walsh. ]. Francis Parmly, Patrick
McCahery. Samuel Boardman. jr.,
independent.
Sheriff-William Harrigan, John J.
Bracken, Elroy Headley.
urrogate-Harry F. Backus.
uperyisor-Edward Shickhaus.
eeholders-Regular. Michael N.
Higgins. Louis Lewis. DIR. Angelo r.
Bianchi; independents, WiIfred c.
MacBriar. Daniel J. Kelly
Coroners-Frederick Cook, Philip
Apter, Frank ]. Cooley.
Republican.
The Republicans who have filed
petitions are:
For Congress-Eighth District, Ed
ward w Gray, Robert E. To~~r', ce,
trict, r. Wayne Parker, Lincoln e.
Rowley; Tenth District, Frederick
r. Lehlbach, w. |. Lincoln Adams.
State Senator-Austen Colgate.
Assembly = Regulars. Eugene T.
Scudder, Charles C. Pilgrim, H. Ed
ward Wolf, William P. BERRY, Harry
D. Johnson. George NJ Titus. Thomas
J. Smith. Edward Schoen, Seymour
p. Gilbert w. Give Crosby, e. Nor
gan Barradale, Marcus w. De Camp;
independents. Herbert N. Dyke
George A. Hammer, William G..
Waldron, Alfred A. Duerr.
Sheriff-Ralph B. Schmidt. Harry
B. O'Connell. Dr. Wallace w. Colby,
j William Huegel, William B. Cara
brants.
surrogate-Daniel F. Gaven, Her
bert w. Taylor, Fred G. Stickel, jr.,
Scott German, Francis Clark.
ervisor-August Soffel, Lewis G..
~. frederick o. Lindsey.
iholders-Richard F. Malta,
list L. Lacombe, Amos w. Har-
son, William H. Manning.
Coroners-Alfred A. Loeb, Arthur
T. Gallagher, Hugo Barth.
The Progressives who have filed
For Congressional district, Eliot
Il. Ford.
For urrogate-Edward L. Foster.
Progressive.
For Sherff-Walter f. Simpson.
County Supervisor ]. Howard
Parker, of the Ninth Ward.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT T. Day, Eighth
Ward; Frederick A. Fischer, Thir-
tenth Ward; William F. Ketcham,
Eleventh Ward; David Lesnik,
Seventh Ward: Arthur L. Cara
brant, Ninth Ward; William A.
Sagurton, Second Ward; DR.. William
II Green, Fourth Ward; Daniel M.
Wootten, Esse.- Fells Charles p.
ingalls,, Bloomfield; ]. Ross Whit
field, South Oranges, William B. Har-
ris, East Orange. and William II.
Roberts, Maplewood.
Freeholders-Ch S, Orben, East
Orange; Frederick l.. Pierson, Bloom
field, and DR.. Carl H. Wintsch, Sixth
Ward.
Coroners-Dr. Hayes ]. Burnett,
Montclair, and John ]. Ward, Mill
burn.
Wilson League.
All of the candidates of the Wood
row Wilson League ask that they
be bracketed under the designation
of Wilson Democrat and named
John L. Armitage. president of the
league, as their financial agent.
The names on the blanket petit
ton are;
State Senator, Adam ]. Rossbach.
Assembly, Charles r. Reeve, Joseph
Mulch, George M. Dicker, Frank
Umbscheiden, Samuel w. Boardman,
jr, Otto G.. Horster. Joseph H. NJ.
Cook, Joseph T. Potter. Charles M.
Cox, Xenephon p. Hurdy, Maurice r.
WaIch and Tohn A X aIlv
Surrogate, Samuel Kalisch, jr.
Freeholders. Joseph A. Brady,
Philip A. Mcclure. Edward J. Joyce.
Socialist Party.
The Socialist candidates, who desig-
nate themselves as Socialist Party
Member" and name Henry Carless as
financial agent, are:
Senator-Andrew p. Wittel.
Assem- bly-Edward II. Ashton, Ben
jamin F. Biershing. Steven Bircher,
John Burns, Charles Dietz, Robert
Hylands, Morris Katz, Reinhold
Kniep, Timothy O'Leary. Maurice
Rosenkranz, Harry J. Schulze and s.
r. Young.
Sheriff, Edward L. Klump.
Coroner, Axel #. Gravath.
Surrogate, Robert s., Sherwin.
County Supervisor, John ]. Denger.
Freeholders, Frederick G. Finch, j.
Walter Gill and C. H. Cool.
Two Socialist candidates for Con-
grese filed their petitions yesterday
afternoon. William e. Bohn, of 2O6
North Maple avenue. East Orange,
filed his petition as candidate in the
Ninth Congressional District. There
were 212 signatures on the petition,
which was attested to by Norris A,
Klein. The committee ON vacancy
named by Mr.. Bohn is MILD G. Jones.
George H. Strobell and Andrew r
Wittel. The candidate used the
designation Socialist Party mem
ber.'