Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-09-04
c. D. P. PETITIONS
ARE ALL ON FILE
List of the County Candidates
for Contest at Primaries is
Now Complete.
COUNTY Is WELL COVERED
Both Democrats and RepubIi-
cans Select Candidates
All Over MiddIesex.
COUNTY Is WELL COVERED
Special to the EVENING NEWS.


New Brunswick, Sept. All the
Republican nominating petitions
were filed yesterday afternoon al
the county clerks Office, endorsing
the following candidates: Senator,
William A. Spencer, of Perth AM
boy; assembly, Leo Goldberger, OF
Perth Amboy; George S. Applegate,
of South River, and Frederick
Schneider, of New Brunswick; free
holder, nominate five), William S.
Dey, of South Amboy; Abraham
Feihle, of Sayreville; j. Edgar Ben
nett, of Cranbury; Nels Hanson, of
Perth Amboy; John H. Leison, OF
Woodbridge; Clarence NJ. Haight, of
J New Market; Patrick j. Moran, OF
New Brunswick, and T. Franci.
Eden, of Highland Park; coroner,
John V. Hubbard, of New Bruins
wick.
1t takes only glance to reveal the
fact that the ticket has representa-
tive men on it from every section of
Middlesex county. The Republicans
have wisely named man from every
section, with an eye to business on
election day. However, the Demo-
Gratis have matched this move, and
have nearly every section on the
ticket. Mayor William S. Dey is a
former freeholder, and is considered
the strongest man on the ticket. He
will have a fight on election day in
his home town, as Freehclder Alfred
T. Kerr, of South Amboy will again
bear the Democratic standard Mr..
HaiGht ran for assembly last year
on the Republican ticket, as did Mr..
Applegate, who was high man among
the Republican candidates. Mr..
Hubbard, the coroner candidate, lost
last year by handful of votes
something around fifty-and is look
ed upon by the Republicans as a
sure thing" His opponent devel-
oped late yesterday afternoon in the
person of William J. McDede, To-
cal undertaken, who will run on the
Democratic ticket
In every instance, the Republican,
petitioners designated the Middlesex
County Republican Committee as
campaign manager.
County Candidates.
The county candidates, both Re-
publican and Democrats, who will
low:
Democratic.
For State Senator-Prosecuto w
Edwin Florance, of New Brunswick,
and Arthur A Quinn, of Perth Am
boy.
For Board of Freeholders-An-
thony w. Gebhardt, of Highland
Park; Theodore Cohn, Of New
Brunswick; Andrew Ely, of Dayton;
William D. Casey, of Roosevelt; AL
fred T. Kerr, of South Amboy;
Jerome Coffey, of New Brunswick;
Patrick Fallen, of South Amboy;
John M. McGovern, of New Bruns-
wick, and William Sawyer, of Spots
wood.
For General Assembly-Dr. E. L.
Loblein, of New Brunswick; Charles
Anderson, of South River; Richard
j. Calvin, of Perth Amboy, and
William Smith, of Sayreville.
For Coroner-William j. McDede,
of New Brunswick.
Republican.
For State Senator-William Spen-
Ger, of Perth Amboy.
For chosen Board OF Freeholders
8. Dey, of South Amboy;
John H. Leisen, of Woodbridge;
Nels Hanson, of Perth Amboy; Clar-
ence Haight, of Dunellen; Edgar
Bennett, of Cranbury; Patrick Nor
an, of New Brunswick; Abram
Feihle of Sayreville, and George
Eden, of Highland Park.
For General Assembly-George S.
of South River; Fred T.
Schneider of New Brunswick, and
Leo Goldberger, of Perth Amboy.
For CorOner--John V. Hubbard,
of New Brunswick.