Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-24
COUNTY TO Be
WELL REPRESENTED
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in Newark. This insures proper rep
resentation throughout the county
Bear In mind that you are not
bound to accept the recommendations
submitted today and ask II there are
objections to any candidate present,
that Won state your objections now
and submit other names. All matters
will be considered here.
Sheriff John F. Monahan, chairman
of the executive committee, presided,
and Secretary washington Cross
called the roll of the committeeman.
Here are the tickets presented and
unanimously Endorsed:
The Candidates Endorsed.
CITY TICKET.
For Mayor,
Jacob Haussling.
City Home Trustee
William A. Hyland.
street and water Commissioners,
Charles f. Kraemer,
John F. Reilly.
Mr.. Haussling is the present Mayor
of Newark, and William A. .Hyland is
now a member OF the board of trus-
tees of the City Home. Charles F.
Kraemer is a Street and Water Com
missioner. being president OF the
board. The three, above mentioned
are therefore indorsed for renomina-
ton at the September primaries. John
F. Reilly Is member OF Common
Council and chairman of the commit
tee on finance Of the Board Of Alder
men.
For sheriff.
John J. Bracken.
For Surrogate,
Harry F. Backus.
For state Senator,
Richard Stockton.
For County Supervisor,
Edward Schickhaus.
For Chosen Freehoiders,
Louis Lewis.
Angelo r. Bianchi.
Michael N. Higgins.
For Member OF Congress,
Eighth District,
| (Forrned by parts of Essex and Hud-
son counties),
Cornelius A. McGiennon.
Ninth District,
Walter /. Mccoy.
Tenth District.
Edward w. Townsend.
For Members of Assembly.
Frank A. Foley,
Richard Cashion,
Michael j. Quigley,
Lawrence McCaoe, Jr.,
Joseph B. Bloom,
Frederick Fischer.
Michael F. Mullen,
Dominic Walsh, i1f
Patrick McCahery,
j. Frank Parmly,
Thomas Kenny,
Egidio W. Mascia.
OF these approved as candidates fDr
county Offices, John J. Bracken. a for
mer Assemblyman, halls from Or
ange; Harry F. Backus. former As
semblyman, Caldwell; Richard Stock
ton, former United States Commits
sioner, Newark; Edward Schickhaus,
present County Supervisor, Newark;
Louis Lewis, former Assemblyman,
Newark; Angelo p. Bianchi, present
/ Alderman, Newark; Michael N. Hig-
gins, Bloomfield: Cornelius A. McGlen-
non, present Mayor of East Newark;
Walter 1. Mccoy, present Congress-
man, East Orange; Edward w. Town
send, present Congressman, Montclair;
Frank A. Foley, Michael ]. Quigley
and Joseph Bloom. present Assembly
men, Newark; Frederick Fischer and
Michael F. Mullen, former Aldermen,
Newark; Richard Cashion, Thomas
Kenny and Egidio w. Mascia, New
ark; Lawrence McCabe. jr., present
Assemblyman, East. Orange; Patrick
McCahery, South Orange Village. and
| ]. Frank Parmly, South Orange Town
ship.
Schickhaus, McCabe, Foley, Bloom
and Quigiey are Endorsed for renomin-
alton to their present offices
Under-sheriff James F. Hyland,
| who was candidate for the
shrievalty nomination. seconded the
Endorsement of John j. Bracken, and
John H. Donnelly. who was in the
race for surrogate, performed SINH
! larly in the case of Harry F. Backus,
and, like Hyland. moved to make the
successful Candidates Endorsement
unanimous.
At the close of the session Mr..
Nugent called attention to tho fact
that Essex was the strongest Repub-
lican county in New jersey probably
| In the East. and that there must be
something to account for the fact that
| 1t is controlled by the Dem 1crats
without patronage from mon
higher UP in the party" he concluded.
1--WE want to give the people good
government, and If you don't agree
with the report made by the cam
paign committee, now is the time to
say So"