Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-14
POLITICAL PICK-UPS


Third Ward Democratic Club viii
be held at Fran Garden. Sixteenth
avenue and South Eighteenth street,
on September 16. Athletic games and
other forms of amusement are in
Guided in the program and an excel
lent dinner will be provided for the
party. The committee in charge of
arrangements is headed by former
| Assemblyman Michael Leveen as
chairman Others members are:
Frank L. Adams, secretary; Max
Gelb, treasurer; Frank McTague,
David Wigder, Eugene Yochelson, j.
B. Braclowe, Samuel Saslow, Adolph
Buch, E. Lustig, Patrick j. Cunning,
Harris Cash. Alderman Louis Semel
and Alderman Herman Scheininger.
Candidates for Republican nomina-
ton for Office were Endorsed at
meeting of the Fifth Ward, Republi-
can executive committee last night,
at 189 Ferry street. Those approved
by the committee were Ralph B.
Schmidt, for sheriff; August Soffel,
for SUPERVISOR: Frederick r. Lehl-
bach, for Congress; Thomas L. Ray
mond, for mayor; Louis Pfeiffer and
Arthur r. Denman for Board of
Works.
The George Alvino Italian Republic
can Club held meeting at the head
quarters on Oliver street last night
and Endorsed Harry B. O'Connell, for
sheriff; Daniel F. Gaven, for surro-
gate. and Thomas L. Raymond. for
mayor.
The Thomas l.. Raymond Associa-
ton of the Third ward was formed
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night at West Kinney and West
streets. After recording the indorse-
ment OF Mr.. Raymond's candidacy for
nomination for mayor, the following
offlers were chosen. Charles Libe-
now, president; William Christian.
vice-president: James Davis, cor
Responding secretary; Albert An
dresch, recording secretary; Michael
Hoffman. treasurer, and William
Herrwagen, sergeant-at-arms
| Another club was organized to
| work for the nomination of Daniel
f. Gaven for surrogate on the Repub-
| lican ticket, at a meeting last night
| in Schellhammer's Hall, Eighteenth
avenue and Rose street Mr.. Gaven
will be the principal speaker at a
meeting of the club to be held FRI
day night, August 81
Eight candidates for Republican
nominations for Office were Endorsed
at meeting of the Michael Devito
Association of the Ninth ward, held
last night. The candidates endorsed
were: Thomas L. Raymond, for
mayor, Harry B. O'Connell, for sher-
if; Daniel F. Gaven, for surrogate;
Ferdinand B. Roemmele, for super
visor; Frank w. Cam, for alderman;
Charles Pilgrim, for Assembly. and
Freeholders Malta, Harrison and La
combe, for denomination.
The Second and Fourth ward Pro-
gressive executive committees will
meet tonight In the headquarters of
the Progressive County Committee,
Plans for the coming campaign will
be discussed.
At the regular meeting of the F. ].
Poh Association, of the Fourteenth
ward, last night, Mayor Jacob Hauss-
ling was indorsed for denomination.
The candidacy of John j. Bracken
was approved, as well as the renom
ination of Alderman Anthony Schuck.
A meeting of the Ninth Ward Col
ored Republican Club was held last
night at Smiths Hall, Hawthorne
avenue, and the following candidates
were -indorsed Harry b O'Connell,
for sheriff: Daniel F. Gaven, for sur
rogate; Thomas L. Raymond, for
MAYOR; J. F. Murray and August Mil
Ter. for Board of Works.
The Fourth Ward Republican Club.
of Orange, met last night and in
dorsed Harry b. O'Connell for sher-
in: Daniel F. Gaven, for surrogate,
and Fred Lindsey, for supervisor