Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-05
POLITICAL PICK-UPS

| The Sixteenth Ward Republican
| Club last night indorsed DIR. William
10. Bleick, a Progressive, for re-elec-
tcn to the Common Council The
secession of the Sixteenth Ward Pro-
gressive Committee from the county
committee and the two Endorsements
of Progressive candidate by Re
publican organizations lead to the be-
| lief that the two parties will SOON be
amalgamated in the ward. Harry b.
| O'Connell, president of the CLUB and
a candidate for the shrievalty nomi-
nation, presided at the meeting
Addresses were made by former
| Judge Thomas L. Raymond, candi-
I, date for the Republican Mayoralty
nomination; Mr. O'Connell. one of the
candidates for nomination for sher-
| iff: Frederick r. Lehlbach. candidate
! for the Congressional nomination for
| the Tenth district; Daniel It. Gaven,
one of the candidates for the nominal
ton for surrogate; Edward Schoen,
| candidate for the nomination as a
member of the General Assembly:
Ferdinand Roemmele, candidate for
the nomination of county supervisor.
and j. Henry Harrison. former county
| counsel.
Arrangements have been completed
| by the Lincoln Club for Il public
meeting to be held In the clubhouse,
66 North Seventh street, tomorrow
night. Gilbert E. Crogan, president
of the club has sent an invitation to
all Of the candidates for sheriff, sur
rogate. mayor, Board of Works ard
freeholders. supervisor, AMI also to
Senator Colgate and the candidates
for Congress in the Eighth district
to be present and address the voters
OF the Eleventh ward. Herbert w.
| Taylor, chairman of the county COM
mittee and a candidate FOE surro-
gate, has signified his intention of
opening his campaign at this meeting.
Scott German, former president of the
Lincoln Club; Daniel r. Gaven, add
Fred G. Stickel. jr., candi lates for
surrogate, will also be there, as win
Herbert L. Thowless, Republican
candidate for alderman in the Elev-
enth ward.
The Fred G.. Stickel, Jr., Campaign
Committee has secured headquarters
in the Strauss building. al Halsey
street. This was made necessary by
the large number of Stickel enthusi-
asts who attend the meetings of the
committee. The leasing of the new
quarters was decided upon last night
at q meeting of the committee held
IN the old headquarters in the Pru-
Dental building.
Daniel F. Gaven, candidate for sur
rogate spoke at the meeting of the
West End Republican Club last night.
The meeting was held at the club
house, 80 Holland street.
The candidacy of ]. William Huege1
for the shrievalty nomination has
been Endorsed by the Ironbound Ath-
| letic Association, the Elkhorn A. c..
and the Eighth Ward Social Club.
These organizations pledged Mr..
Huegel their support.
| At a meeting of the Columbia
Pleasure Club Ralph B. Schmidt was
unanimously Endorsed for the nomi-
nation for sheriff.
| The italian Political and Pleasure
| Club at a meeting last night at 81
Hoyt street Endorsed Mayor Jacob
Haussling for denomination, Assem-
blyman John j. Bracken for sheriff
and John H. Donnelly for surrogate
on the Democratic ticket.
The Fifteenth Ward Colored Re-
publican Club at its meeting in Nes-
bitt street last night Endorsed the fol-
lowing Republican candidates for
nomination: Austen Colgate, Senator;
Richard f. Malta, August L. La
combe and Amos w. Harrison, mem
bers of the Board of Freeholders;
Harry B. O'Connell. sheriff: Daniel
f. Gaven, surrogate; August Miller,
member of the Board of Works, and
former Judge Thomas l.. Raymond
for the Mayoralty nomination
A meeting of the West End Re-
publican Club was held at SO Holland
street last night. Addresses were
made by former Judge Thomas L.
Raymond, candidate for the Repub-
lican Mayoralty nomination.; Daniel
F. Gaven, candidate for the nomina-
ton of surrogate; J. William Huegel
and Harry B. O'Connell. candidates
for the nomination for sheriff; Will
lam Tries, jr., candidate for the NOM
nation as member Of the Board of
Works
At meeting Of the Sixteenth Ward
Hebrew Republican Club last night
Harry B. O'Connell was Endorsed for
/ the Republican nomination for sheriff,
and Daniel r. Gaven for surrogate.