Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-01
POLITICAL PICK-UPs

The members Of the Otto Haar-
lander Association Endorsed a large
number of candidates at a meeting
held last night in the organization
headquarters at Brookdale and South
Orange avenues.
Those Endorsed were Thomas l..
Raymond. for mayor; Daniel F.
/ Gaven for surrogate; Ferdinand
Roemmele, for county supervisor:
Messrs. Malta, LaCombe and Har-
rison for county freeholders; State
Senator Austen Colgate, for renomi-
nation, and David Fitterer. for alder
man in the Thirteenth ward.
No Endorsements were made for the
Board of Works nomination. Louis
Pfeifer John F. Murray. jr, and Au-
gust j. Miller, all candidates for the
Board of Works nomination on the
Republican ticket, were at the meet
ing.
Colonel Charles L. Waterbury. of
East Orange, announced that the
East Orange Gaven Campaign Club
was formed last night.
Former Assemblyman William E.
Stage was elected chairman of the
East Orange branch of the "Stiekel
for Surrogate Association" at the
organization meeting of the associa-
tion held last night at Al Eaton place,
East Orange. Walter A. Kunze was
elected secretary and James A. Kill
gour was named vice-chairman. Cor
don Walter was appointed chairman
IF fba OrOa MIA tim Forprlfftpp
Mr.. Sticl1el was present at the meet
ing and made an address.
James A. Bray. standard-bearer of
the James A. Bray Association, has
announced the withdrawal Of his
name as a candidate for the Demo-
cratic shrievalty nomination. He
gave out the following statement:
Although great pressure has been
brought TO bear urging me to go out
for the nomination for sheriff OF
Essex County at the next primary
election, and although / have re-
ceived promises of support besides
the signatures of over 500 voters on
my petition, ! have decided to with
draw my name as a candidate for
nomination for personal reasons, be-
lieving that such action will be for
the best interests of the Democratic
party l hereby publicly tender my
thanks through the press for the
patronage and favors shown me"
The Third Ward Democratic Club
last night Endorsed Mayor Haussling
for denomination and former Assem-
blyman Michael Leveen for freehold
err The meeting was held in the club
headquarters. $50 West Kinney street.
Attempts made to indorse other can
didates were all blocked
The club elected the following Of
ficers: Benjamin Farier, president;
Harry Scheinman, vice-president;
David Nachtigall, recording secre-
tary; Joseph c. Braelow, financial
secretary; Harry Cash, treasurer, and
Samuel Saslow, sergeant-at-arms.
The candidacy of J. w. Huegel for
the Republican shrievalty nominal
ton last night was Endorsed by the
Roseville Social Club at a meeting
held in the Roseville carhouse.
The East Orange Democratic City
COMMITTEES win hold its regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday night.
1t is expected that the committee will
dS6 Ahbe VI b0AASAii a. tEoAN ~ "
a candidate for reelection. other
city candidates will be Endorsed.
Mayor Haussling was Endorsed for
denomination by the members of the
First Ward Democratic Club at
meeting last night held in the club
headquarters, 20 Boyden street. The
following candidates were also in
dorsed: Alderman Angelo r. Bianchi,
for freeholder; Michael 0. Castelano,
for alderman, and Salvatore Nesto,
for county committeeman.
The Tom, Dick and Harry Club last
night Endorsed the candidacy of j.
William Huegel for sheriff at meet
ing held at 275 Adams street. John
Farrell presided at the meeting.
The J. William Huegel Juniors. three
hundred strong, marched to the meet
ing of the Otto Haarlander Associa-
ton at Brookdale and South Orange
avenues last night and distributed
cards and circulars.