Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-08
POLITICAL PICKUPS

Plans for promoting the candidacy
of Fred G. Stickel, jr. one of the
Republican entries for the surrogates
nomination, were discussed last night
by the members of the campaign
committee of two hundred. The
meeting was held in room sol in the
Prudential building, the headquar-
ters of the committee Upwards Of
100 members were present. Every
ward in the city and the various
municipalities of the county were
represented.
Following the election of Milton F..
Crawley as chairman of the commit
tee, the campaign plans were dis
cussed. 1t was decided to organize
clubs or associations in every town
and city in the county to work for
Mr.. Stickel Petitions containing
more than 1000 signers were pre-
scented. The various sub committees
will be organized at meeting to be
held on July 81.
The ]. William Huegel Associa-
ton will celebrate the opening of the
political campaign in the Thirteenth
ward on July 20. when a banner will
be raised in front of the association
0GduuudTibIS DIT goOutH vi diiSt dNtilut
and South Twelfth street. This was
decided at a meeting of the associa-
ton held last night.
]. William Huegel, one of the can
didates for the nomination of sheriff,
will be the principal speaker. Other
speakers will be ]. F. Murray. Board
of Works candidate: C. F. Fitterer,
aldermanic candidate from the Thir-
teenth, and several other candidates
not yet determined.
The members of the Sick Ia "
Club last night endorsed the candi-
dacy for sheriff of former assembly
man John j. Bracken The meeting
was held in the club headquarters at
Eighteenth street and South Orange
avenue. other candidates Endorsed
were: John f. Reilly, for Board of
Works; John ]. Donahue, for alder
man, Thirteenth ward. and former
Comon Council President John Fl.
Donnelly, for surrogate.
No nominations have been put for
ward as yet by the Socialist party
according to Wilson B. Killingbeck
of SO William street, Orange, the So
cialist State secretary He said can
didates would declare themselves
later in the summer
Last night the German Republican
Club of the Ironbound district hell
their annual smoker at their rooms
on Hamburg place and elected tn
following officers for the ensuing
year: Herman Bomeisler, PRESIDENT
Henry Rommheide, secretary, anC
Jacob Wanger, treasurer.
During the evening considerable
| discussion was had over making in
dorsements of candidates for tn
coming election.
, The following were unanimously in
dorsed: Sheriff. Ralph b. Schmidt
! surrogate Daniel f. Gaven; super
/ visor, August Soffell; Board o
Works commissioner. Louis f. Pfei
/ fer: Congress, Frederick Lehlbach.
Because of rumors ahoat that al
! anti-Jones freebooter ticket may b.
placed in the field, it was decided Il
await the names of those suggeste,
before making any Endorsements OIL
the freeholder ticket
The Italian Business Mems Club o
! the Oranges organized last night a
/ their headquarters on Essex avenue
/ Orange, and elected Joseph Tirico a
president. Vincenzo Iandoli as secre
/ tary and Nicola Buenaventura a
4 treasurer.
The following Endorsements wer
made: Senator, Austen Colgate; sur
rogate. Daniel F. Gaven; freeholder
Richard F. Malta.
The Italian-American Genuine Gu
was organized at 12s Bank street las
night and elected these officers: Pres
ident, Louis Mugni: vice-president
i Nicholas Cascella: corresponding sec
rotary, Colombo Skinela: financia
secretary, Paul Musa treasurer. 10
seph Olini: sergeant alarms. Ches
ter Reboli: trustees, Eugene Molnar
I John Gordon and Joseph Bertalotti
committee on bylaws, Dominic
/ BATH, Peter Olini. Benjamin Blaney
jr., Primo Benedettini and Frank Sc
gale. The club will support the pol
icies of Mayor Haussling.