Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-03
LEGISLATURE AND
WILSON THE ISSUE
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Nuvene, Toms River, Republican;
Thomas C. Easton, Spotswood, Ma
tional Prohibition; Harry NJ. Shupe,
Socialist.
Fourth District-Allen N. Walsh,
Trenton, Democrat; Elijah C. Hutch
inson, Trenton, Republican; j. Wig
gans Thorn, Trenton, Progressive;
James w. Alexander, I'd, Prince
ton, Socialist; Nicholas H. Barron,
Trenton, National Prohibition;
Thomas Phillips, Socialist Labor.
Fifth William e. futile,
jr., Westfleld. Democrat: John H.
Capstick. Montyille, Republican;
George w. v. Moy, Plainfield, Pro-
gressive; Eugene A. Smith, Eliza
beth, National Prohibition.
Sixth District-Walter C. Zabris-
kie, Ridgewood, Progressive; Archi-
bald C. Hart, Hackensack, Demo-
crat; Mahlon B. Reed Peetzburg
National Prohibition; Fred Kraft
Ridgefeld, Socialist; Rudolph Katz,
haywood, Socialist-Labor; Morris
McDermott, Fort Lee, Independent
Democrat.
Seventh District--Dow H. Druk-
ker, Republican; Walter G. Cabell,
Democrat; Henry jaeger, haywood.
| Labor.
Eighth District-Edward w. Gray,
Newark, Republican,; Arthur B.
Archibold, Arlington, Progressive;
Gerald E. f. Mcdonald, Harrison,
Democrat; Raymond A. Simmons,
Bloomfield, National Prohibition
Thomas ]. Duffy, regular Democrat.
Ninth District-R. Wayne Parker,
Newark. Republican,; Julian A. Greg
| ory, East Orange, Democrat; Ed
mund L. Rolf, Newark, National
Prohibition.
Tenth District-Edward w. Town
send, Montclair, Democrat; Fred r.
Lehlbach, Republican,: Joseph A.
Weigand, Newark, National Prohibi-
ton.
Eleventh District-John ]. Eagan,
| Democrat; Jacob Strauss, Republl-
can.
Twelfth District-Richard Doherty
Republican; James A. Hamill, Dem
ocrat: James Parker, National Pro-
hibition.
Democrats Need Three Counties.
The political complexion of the
next State Senate depends upon th'
results in the eight counties wher,
the electorate are today choosing
representatives for the upper hous'
of the Legislature. If the Democrats
win in three counties they will con
troll the Senate of 1915, and tha
party has at present eight members
of its political faith holding over from
the last session. With only five sen.
ators remaining from the session Of
1914, the Republicans today must wiz
in six counties to regain control OF
the upper body. Therefore, theil
| task is double that of the Democrats
Senatorial Candidates.
The senatorial candidates of the
Republican, Democratic and Pro
gressive parties are as follows: Cam
den Senator william T. Read, Re.
| publican; H. Graham Bleakley, Dem
| ocrat; B. H. Redfield, Progressive
Essex, Senator Austen Colgate. Re-
! publican; Richard Stockton. Demo
crat; John N. KLEIN, Progressive
| Gloucester, Senator George w. F.
! Gaunt, Republican; William A. AL
len, Democrat; w. K. Robertson, Pro-
gressive Monmouth. IT. Frank APP
| pleby, Republican: Harry E. Acker-
son, jr., Democrat; Joseph G.. Cole
man, Progressive. Salem, Senator
Isaac s. Smick. Democrat: Collins B
4 Attcit, ftcpuOii11ig ShAiAhACJ
| Progressive. Somerset, Senator VIII
lam w. Smalley, Republican; Aza-
riah M Beekman, Democrat: Charles
C. Kenyon, Progressive. Union, Sen
ator Carleton B. Pierce, Republican;
Percy stewart, Democrat lin this
county the Progressives are support
| ing Senator PIERCE. Warren, Sen
| ator Thomas Barber, Democrat; Us.
Grant Shoemaker Republican. There
| is no Progressive candidate for SEN
| ator in Warren county.
Elect sixty Assemblymen.
More than two hundred names are
being balloted for on the Democratic,
Republican and Progressive Assem-
| bly, tickets in the twenty-one coun-
| ties of New Jersey. from which are
to come sixty representatives TO the
State House here next winter to
comprise the lower branch of the
| lawmaking body as the result OF to-
days voting The sum total of can
didates for places in the next House
aggregates we'll over two hundred
when the men running on the Social
| list and other smaller party tickets
are included For a party to secure
control of the Assembly it will be
necessary to win thirty-one seats in
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