Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25
POLITICAL PICK-UPS

The third annual outing of the ].
F. Vogt Democratic Association of
the Thirteenth ward will be held next
Sunday. the members leaving the
Headquarters at 8 o'clock and going
to Frankton's Grove, Hilton, by troll
lev. An old-fashioned chicken dinner
will be served. The officers of the
association are: Francis Mckinney
presidents Joseph Meier, vice-presi.
dent; Edward Burke, secretary, and
]. F. Vogt. treasurer. It is planned
by the members to hold a big Demo-
cratic mass meeting on Thursday,
September 8, at which it is expected
all the Democratic candidates for
Office will be present.
The Third Ward Republican Execu-
tive Committee of this city is holding
an outing today at Bronner's Park,
Hilton. Athletic sports and contests
will make I'D the late afternoons pro
gram Daniel F. Gaven, candidate
for the Republican nomination of sur
rogate. and Harry B. OConnell, cam
didate for the Republican nomination
of sheriff, are scheduled to make adj
dresses.
The Northside Republican Club, Of
Montclair, will hold its regular week
" meeting tonight in the club head
( quarters. Daniel F. Gaven, candidate
/ for the Republican surrogate noml-
nation, and Harry b. O'Connell, can
/ didate for the Republican shrieYally
nomination. will be the principal
| speakers of the evening.
The Huron Club, of the Sixteenth
| ward. last night unanimously in
dorsed former Alderman DR.. Joseph
! c. Froelich as a candidate for the
/ aidermanic nomination. PATRICK j.
/ White was elected president OF the
/ club.
The William Lyles Association, with
Headquarters at Golden and warren
streets, last night Endorsed the can
didacy of Mayor Haussling LOT re-
election. The candidacy of John j.
I Rracken for the Democratic shrieval-
tv nomination was also unanimously
| Endorsed, The association also APP
/ proved the candidacy of Frank smith
as a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for alderman in the
Seventh ward.
Harry ]. Doyle, of Montclair, writes
that there is no truth in the ruInor
that he contemplates withdrawing
from the congressional race in the
Tenth district. He also denies tina
Jobn L. Cox is backing his cahdi-
daey.
The officers of the Fifth Ward Har-
nv b. O'ConneH Club. which was or
ganized in the Fifth ward on Satur-
day, have just completed plans Tor
the holding of a mass-meeting in that
ward tie latter part of this week
William F. Dolan, secretary OF the
Fifth Ward Republican Club, mas
been named as corresponding secre-
tary of the new O'Connell club, and
he has issued invitations to Mr.
O'Connell and a number of the other
Republican candidates to address the
meeting. The officers of the organic
alton are as follows: DR.. George #.
Corrigan, chairman; Coroner John Fl
Broemel, vice chairman; William F
Dolan, corresponding secretary; Jo-
seph Marano, recording secretary; Jo-
seph Leonardis, financial secretary
Joseph W. O'Loughlin, treasurer.
Scott Germans compaign for the
Republican nomination for surrogate
will in future be managed by JohT
Contrell, a lawyer, with offices at Al
Clinton street. His appointment a:
campaign manager was announced to-
day Mr.. Contrell will spend most o.
his time at the Scott German head
quarters, on the thirteenth floor o
the Firemen's building, and has al
ready begun a vigorous mode of pro
ceedure in conjunction with the ex
!. ecutiye committee recently appointed