Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-12
POLITICAL PICK-UPS

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Cornelius Bradley. candidate for the
Democratic nomination for alderman
of the Second ward, has been Endorsed
by the Burner Social Club. A recep-
ton to the voters of the Second ward
will be held tonight by the Bradley
Tammany Club, at Its headquarters,
rs Orange street. Mr.. Bradley and
the entire Democratic ticket already
has been Endorsed by the club.
Fred g. Stickel, jr, candidate for
the Republican nomination for sur
rogate, addressed a meeting of the
Nutley Republican executive COM
mittee last night. The candidate also
spoke at Il meeting of the Third Ward
Republican Club, of East Orange, and
the Fifteenth ward executive COM
mittee meeting in this city.
Members Of the stick to Sticker'
campaign committee were busy in
other parts of the county last night.
They spoke at meetings in the Sec
ond, Third and Eleventh wards OF
this city. III. l.. Marsh, 4. W. Hat
field, c. M. butcher and Jacob Serbia
were the Stickel boosters who spoke
at meetings in Bloomfield and Mont
clair
The primary election and certain
features of the municipal campaign
will be discussed at the next regular
meeting of the Progressive City Com
mittee, to be held next Tuesday night
Ralph B. Schmidt. candidate for tho
shrievalty nomination, was unani-
mously Endorsed at a meeting of the
| Fifth Ward Republican Club held last
night at Madison and DOWNING
streets. Mr.. Schmidt addressed tho
| meeting, which was attended by
| about 800 persons. Other meetings at
which Mr.. Schmidt spoke were: Nut
| ley Republican executive committee,
at New street, Nutley, and the Fiji
teenth ward Republican executive
committee, at Kurtzs Hall, 317 Or
| ange street
| A large territory was covered last
night by Daniel f. Gaven in his cam
| paign for the Republican nomination
! for surrogate The tour included East
Orange, Nutley, Bloomfield and Mont
clair, as we'll as several meetings in
this city. The meetings attended by
Mr.. Gaven were the Nutley Repuh-
| lican executive committee, at Nutley;
the Colored Republican Club of Mont
| clair, at North Fullerton avenue, that
town; the Third Ward Republican
| Club of East Orange, Bloomfield fire
department entertainment at the En-
pire Theatre, Bloomfield: Fifteenth
| ward Republican executive commit
tee, and the Fifth Ward Republican
Club, of this city.
The Spaulding Baseball Club in
| dorsed the candidacy of David C. Fit
terer for the Republican aldermanic
nomination In the Thirteenth ward at
| meeting held last night at South
| Nineteenth street and South Orange
| avenue. Other organizations which
have Endorsed Mr.. Fitterer's candi-
dacy are the Thirteenth ward Repub-
lican executive committee, the Thir-
| teenth Ward Republican Club and the
j. William Huegel Association.
Thomas l.. Raymond, candidate for
the Republican nomination for mayor,
| will speak at MONDAY meetings every
day next week. The meetings have
been arranged by Spaulding Frazer.
who has charge of Mr.. Raymonds cam
paign. Mr.. Raymond urged the sup
port of his candidacy at meetings
| held last night at 6 Orange street
| the Fifteenth ward Republican execu-
tive committee, at Kurtz's Hall, and
the Fifth Ward Republican Club
at Madison and Downing streets.
The Ironbound District Independ.
ent Political Club will hold q Gaver
rally tonight at Drury's Hall, Lex.
ington street. The meeting Will be
preceded by an automobile parade
around the district, with the GUS
| tomary red fire and music. William
Holden will be chairman of the meet
Ing and Michael Creeden secretary.
Daniel r. Gaven, candidate for the
Republican nomination for surro-
gate, will be the principal speaker.
The club has already Endorsed Mr..
Gaven's candidacy. Thomas l.. Ray
mond, candidate for mayor; Freder-
ick r. Lehlbach, candidate for Con-
gress, Will also speak. Other Repub-
lican candidates for Board of Works
and county offices have been invited
| to speak.
Former Assemblyman Charles G..
/ 7 Inn bob ID IL;