Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-12
STATE TICKETS
NOW READY FOR
THE PRIMARIES
Candidates of Various Parties
for Congress and Other I'm
portant Offices.
DEMOCRATS MUST WIN
THREE TO HOLD SENATE
In Many Sections the Progress
sive Party Has Entered Race
for Nominations.
Special to the Evening Star.

Special to the Evening Star.
! TRENTON. Sept. 12.-With no fur
Their opportunity left to fill vacan
cies, or otherwise shift the makeui
of the various tickets throughout the
| State, unless death may create a va.
Cancy, the candidates of the various
! parties are now lined up for the bat.
tie of the ballots at the primaries
Tuesday, September %.
! Twelve congressman are to be chos.
en-. In the fight for State senator's
! the Democrats need to be victorious
| in three counties to retain control u
! tthe upper house. but to lose one SEN
ator means the passing of power from
the Democrats to the Republican par
ty. 1t is a ticklish situation for the
Democrats to ponder over
Sixty members of the Assembly are
to be elected, as well as sheriffs, sur
rogates and county clerks in several
counties.
The candidates for the most impor-
tant offices are herein named:
First Congress District.
Camden, Gloucester, Salem)
Demoerat-Joseph e. Nowrey, Harry
C. Richmond. Republican-William j.
Browning. Progressive (Roosevelp-
George II. Higgins.
Second Congress District.
atlantic, Burlington, Cape Mayo
mocrat-Thompson Baker. Re
pu MISUNDERSTANDING II. White, Elmer
son Richards, Griffith w Lewis, Isaac
Bacharach. Progressive (Roosevelt9,
William II. Bright.
Third Congress District.
(Monmouth, Midd1esex, Ocean0
Democrat-Thomas ]. Scully. Re-
William ". Ramsay, w.
Burtis Ravens.
Fourth Congress District.
Mercer, Somerset, Hunterdon.)
Demoerat-Charles J. Blake, Allan
B. Walsh. Republican-William b.
Blackman, William Delaroche Ander-
son, Elijah c. Hutchinson, Frederick
A. Pope. Progressive-J. Wiggans
Thorn.
Fifth Congress District.
Union and Morris)
Democrat William e. futile, jr..
Thomas j. Pierson. Republlcan-John
H. Capstick, Charles n. Fowler,
William Terrence Stuchel. Pro
RTSSSlND w.
Moy.
Sixth Congress District.
Warren, Sussex, Bergen and part of
Passaic.)
Observation-Disclosures c. Hart. Re-
pubican-John d. Prince, S. Wood
McClave Progressive lRoosevelD-
Walter c. Zabrislkie. ,s4ts
seventh Congress District.
Do aTaff n mr.
West Milford toWnships)
Democrat-Walter C. Cabell Re-
publican-Dow II. Druler. Socialist
Gordon Demarest.
Eighth Congress District.
(Part of Essex and Hudson counties)
Democrat-Cornelius a. McGlennon.
Gerald E. r. Mcdonald. Republican
Arthur B. Archibald. Edward w.
Gray, Robert Emmett Mitchell, Robert
E. Torrance. Progressive CRoosevelt)
Arthur B. Archibold.
Ninth Congress District.
part of Essex county.)
Democrat-Walter I. Mccoy. Re-
publican, George G. Linnenkohl.
Richard Wayne Parker, Lincoln e..
Rowley. Progressive Roosevelt
Lincoln e. Rowley. Socialist-William
T.. Bohn.
Tenth Congress District.
(Part of Essex county.)
Democrat-Edward w. Townsend.
Democrat CWilson)-James c. Sprigg,
Michael J. Tansey. Republican-W. I.
Lincoln Adams, Carl J. Ahlstedt,
Frederick r. Lehlbach. Progressive
(Roosevelt)-Elio E. Ford. Socialist
George H. Goebel.
Eleventh Congress District.
part of Hudson county)
| Democrat-John j. Eagan. Repub-
lican-Jacob Strauss.
Twelfth Congress District.
part of Hudson county.)
Democrat-James A. Hamill, Arthur
+. McGrath. Republican--Julius
Bierhals.
Other Candidates.
Burlington County - Assembly
Democrat, William u. Cowperthwait
Republican, Robert Peacock. Sheriff
! l. Davis; Republican, William r
! Stecher A. Engle Haines. T. Lacey
! Atkins.
Camden County-State senator
Democrat, Howard Graham Bleakley
Republican, William T. Read, Pro
gressive (Roosevelt). George II. Hig-
gins. Assembly Democrat, Daniel S
| McGear, Herbert w Royal, Ralph W
Wescott Republican,, John II. Fort
| John b. Hates, Garfield Paacnast
Deane Pressey, Charles A. Wolver-
| ton: Progressive (Roosevelt), Louis II
LeDuc, Arthur Littler, Edward West
Socialist James II. w. Cook, Myriar
| A. Levison, William H. Stratton
| Sheriff. Democrat. Benjamin S. Me.
loney, Alvin B. Pitman; Republican
! William T. Gibbs, Joshua c.. Halnes
Henry Harrison Marter jr.. Henry S
| Scovel; Progressive (RoosevelD. Moni
tor Watchman; Socialist, Joseph f
| Crnbtree.
Essex County-State senator, Dem
ocrat, Absalom b. Bachman, Franz
| NJ. McDermit Adam ]. Rossbach
Richard Stockton; Republican, Auster
Colgate; Progressive (Roosevelt)
John N. Klein; Socialist, Andrew p
Wittell. Assemblymen. Democrat
Frank A. Foley, Richard Cashion
Michael J. Quigley, Lawrence McCabe
jr, Joseph b. Bloom. Frederick ]
( Fisher, Michael f. Mullen, Domini,
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