Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-26
POLITICAL PICK-UPS

for sheriff. Other speakers were
Harry B. O'Connell, aspirant for the
Republican shrievalty nomination,
and Frederick r. Lehlbach, candidate
for nomination for Congress.
The Harry B. O'Connell Club of the
Fifth Ward is arranging for mass
meeting, to be held the latter part of
this week. Mr.. O'Connell and other
Republican candidates will speak at
the meeting.
About 300 persons attended a meet
ing of the Schwabischer Saengerbund
last night at 500 Springfield avenue
Scott German, candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for surrogate
addressed the members.
John F. Murray, jr., and Louis
Pfeiffer, candidates for Republican
nomination for members of the Board
of Works. were speakers at the
Cluckers' Club dinner last night.
Other clubs addressed by these candi-
dates last night were the Hebrew Re-
publican Club, of the Third ward,
and the Second Ward Executive Com
mittee. Murray and Pfeiffer are now
| teaming it.
Thomas L. Raymond, candidate for
the Republican nomination for mayor,
| and August Soffel, candidate for the
nomination for county supervisor,
were speakers at a meeting of the
! Sixteenth Ward Republican Execu-
| tive Committee, held last night at 6S5
| Bergen street.
Four candidates for Republican
nomination for office addressed a
meeting of the Irvington Republican
| Central Committee, held in Irvington
/ Centre last night. The speakers were
/ Harry B. O'Connell, candidate for
| sheriff; Frederick r. Lehlbach, can
| didate for Congress, and Fred G.
! Stickel, candidate for surrogate.
The Twelfth Ward Independent Po-
litical Club was organized at a meet
| ing last night in Drury's Hall in Lex
/ ington street. The purpose of the
club Is to promote the candidacy of
I Daniel f. Gaven for surrogate. The
officers are Michael J. Creeden, pres
ident; Thomas A. Gaven, secretary,
and George c. Kenny, treasurer. The
club is arranging for a Gaven rally
to be held in the ward on Septem-
Der ~. Mr.. Gaven will be the princi-
pal speaker at meeting of the o. X.
Republican Club tonight at its head
quarters in Ferry street.
The Essex Civic League will meet
tonight in the headquarters Of the
Progressive County Committee, 211
Haleey street. The issues of the COM
ing campaign will be discussed.
The J. william Huegel campaign
committee has arranged schedule
of meetings to be held the balance of
this week The itinerary includes most
of the city wards, Belleville and Nut
ley. Tonight's meetings will be held
at Bergen street and Clinton avenue
at Sherman avenue and Aston street
at Belmont and Eighteenth avenues
and at Roseville avenue and Eighth
street.
Alderman Frank w. Cam, who Ii
seeking the Republican nomination
in the Ninth ward, has failed In ar
: effort to secure the Endorsement Of
the Ninth Ward Progressive Execu.
tive Committee. At a meeting Of tn,
|. executive committee last night let
ter from Mr.. Cam, setting forth hi
I record in the Common Council, an(
giving his reasons for seeking re
election, was read. BY vote of eigh
: to one the committee voted to refus
I Mr.. Cams request for Endorsement
! The committee then decided to in
] dorse the candidacy Of Charles J
I Eichorn for nomination for alder
man of the ward.
! Alderman Anthony Schuck, of IA
1 Sixteenth avenue, today filed his pc
r titton for denomination on the Demo
o cratic ticket In the Fourteenth ward
d Democrat Is the designation take
nv Alderman Gchuok