Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-16

blIctl.I ldSl night SOU
Mayor Haussling for reelection.
John ]. Bracken was indorsed for
sheriff and Hubert ]. Healy for alder
man in the Seventh ward.
The entire Democratic ticket was
approved last night by the Michael
Tighe Democratic Club of the Sec
ond ward, at a meeting held at 27
William street.
Harry b. O'Connell, shrieyalty can
didate, will speak in Belleville to-
night at Casey's Hall, Washington
and Greylock avenues, and at Green
berg's Hall, William and Dow streets.
Daniel f. Gaven's speedy surro-
gates squad" Harry B. O'Connell's
"hying sheriff's squadron" and Fred
erick o. Lindsley's county supervi-
sor band wagon workers." visited a
number of factories at noon yester-
day and held open air meetings. Last
night the candidates visited the For
esters' ball, the Sixteenth Ward Re-
publican Club meeting and the meet
ing of the Orange Colored Republi-
cans Club.
J. William Huegel, shrievalty can
didate, with his young mems squad,
last night held open air meetings in
Montclair, Caldwell, and Verona. This
noon he will address the employees Of
the Edison plant at West Orange.
Former Assemblyman Charles G..
Linnenkohl's campaign committee
last night completed plans for Lin
nenkohl's campaign for the Republi
can nomination for congressman in
the Ninth district
John f. Murray, jr., and Arthur r.
Denfnan, candidates for the Board OF
Works nomination, spoke from the
same platform last night at meet
ing of the Sixteenth ward Repubi-
can executive committee. Mr.. Muir
ray and Louis Pfeifer, his running
mate, also spoke at meetings of the
Sixth ward Republican executive
committee. The First Ward Murray
and Pfeifer Guards, Fred f. Conlon
Association and the Foresters' ball.
August j. Miller, Board of Works
candidate, spoke at several meetings.
Michael J. Tansey, congressional
candidate. last night held number
of openxair meetings i'm the Fourth,
Tenth and Twelfth wards.
Carl j. Ahlstedt, Republican candi-
date for Congress In the Tenth dis
trict, is making a tour of the district
In an attempt to meet personally all
the voters.
Fred G. Stickel. jr., surrogate can
didate. and his auto fleet, held Sc
ries of outdoor meetings last night.
The candidate also spoke at meet
ings of General Runyon Coun-
Gil, Jr. O. II. A. M. and the Six
teenth ward Republican executive
committee.
Former Sheriff william Harrigan Is
preparing plans for his campaign to
! regain the sheriff's chair. He has
| opened headquarters in the Globe
building and says he will start u
| lively campaign.
| Scott German, one of the Republi-
can candidates for the nomination OF
surrogate. is putting a vigorous fin
ish on his campaign. Yesterday al
noon he addressed two meetings OF
| the employees of the Westinghouse
| Company and spent the afternoon in
East Orange and Orange. Last night
he addressed the Sixteenth ward Re.
publicans at the Bergen street head
| quarters, and later General Run
yon and General Putnam councils Of
the Junior Order Of American Me-
chanics.
Members OF the executive commit.
tee of the Ninth Ward Progressive
League will meet tonight at 81 Astoi
street to indorse candidates for th'
coming primary. Frank L. Driver
will preside.
At q meeting OF the John Neu
sche1er Association Tuesday night a
it's headquarters. Hawkins and Ho
| ratio streets. Alderman Charles A
Cutting was again Endorsed for re
nomination for alderman of tn
Twelfth ward on the Democratic
: ticket.