The sun., 1918-07-13
WHITMAN TO SHUN
SARATOGA MEETING
Fears He Will Be Accused Of
Unfairness in Effort to
Be RcnOminatcd.
KINGS DELEGATION SPLIT
Thirty-fOur Women to Sit in
COnvcntion-OppositiOn
Against Bremen.

~ SOlhSt IIVuhNts
To avoid the charge that he had OBJ
tanned his selection as delegate in
order to further his fight for renomina-
ton Gov, Whitman has decided not to
attend the Republican convention at
Saratoga. He will he represented by
Edward J. Tschimbke his alternate.
This announcement was made at the
executive chamber in Albany yesterday.
the unofficial direct primaries at which
the li5 delegates from Kings county
were elected yesterday developments in
dicated that the divided sentiment in the
organization between Gov. Whitman and
Attorney-General Lewis will lead to a
number of contests for control Of the
various districts before primary day.
September 8.
On Thursday night, when the district
committee of the Eighth district met to
name ticket OF delegates. opposition to
the selection of Jacob Bremen. the
leader. developed. Rather than have 1t
come to an open break Mr. Bremen
withdrew and consented to go as an
alternate.
Delegates Are for Lewis.
The delegates chosen are for Lewis,
although Nr. Brenners proxy at the
meeting OF the State committee, pre-
sumably at his direction, voted with the
Whitman forces. For some years the
Bremen district has been affiliated with
Jacob A. Livingston and Mr.. Bremen,
who for personal reasons is supporting
the Governor. has not been able to carry
his leaders with him.
Mr.. Livingston chairman Of the county
executive committee and a strong sup
porter of Lewis, had no opposition in the
selection OF himself as a delegate and his
wife as an alternate from tie Twenty
second district. But Whitman head
quarters were opened In the district yes
terday by Major Henry Moeller, and 1t
IL understood tho plan Is to run an op-
position ticket to MIR. Livingston in the
September primaries.
Other inter-district fights are expected
to develop as the gubernatorial primary
fight progresses.
In addition TO Mr.. Livingston, F. J. II.
Kracke and Senator William NJ Calder
OF the Kings county Big Three" are TO
go to Saratoga as delegates. Mr.. Kracke.
wi o goes from the Twenty-first district
is the Whitman leader in Kings Sena-
tor Calder, chosen from the Twelfth dis
trict. has not announced his choice for
the nomination. Both sides are claim
ing him.
Women Chosen as Delegates.
Among tie women chosen were Mrs
Travis, wife of the Comptroller. alter
nate from the Eleventh. and Rosalie
Loew Whitney. wife OF the Public Ser
vice Commissioner and for many years a
suffrage worker. delegate from the First
district.
In all. thirty-four women We're selected
out OF l45 delegates. a little over % per
cent. although the women have a larger
percentage of the enrolment
A complete list of the delegates fol-
lows:
First Assembly District.
Henry P Erwin. Thomas p Noslcy.
william Boardman Robert Crnnell
Mrs. h L. whitney.
Second Assembly District.
Emma Goodwin. William r. Bayee
Jennie Hackenherser. Edmund w voorhie..
John J. Harrington. Charles Lucas
Ihlrd Assembly District.
Michael J Wheeler. John o'Keeie
Rich II. Laimbeer. Jr. Sarah Meyers
Fourth Assembly District.
Paul windels Louis c. Wills
Mrs Phoebe Douglas Alfred j. Moran
Mrs. Elizabeth Farrell
Fifth Assembly District.
Henry Jones James II. CauHeld. Jr
Gustavus e. Weber Herbert Miller
y. H. Van Houten.
Sixth Assembly DIstrict
John Hemgam Mrs Minnie Henigan
Mrs Abraham Miller. Edward II Wilson.
Samuel schmalhei.er. Charles s. Amsel
seventh Assembly District.
Charles s. Dewey. George Rose
Peter Cannon. Lester Humphrey.
John J. Barrett
Eighth Assembly District.
HS1Sf : Hl TnTs Mr. Mr.. ''se S'S ss.,
Ninth Assembly District.
Charles B warhss.s Eugene S Lucas
wilmo, L. Moore J: Frank Fannins
house william H EaEleson
Beatrice V. Steven. Ieonora Larson
Tenth Assembly District.
Charles Murphy Harry = Lewis
Elizabeth Collier Fred NJ. Ahern
William ". Owen
Eleventh Assembly District.
Alfred f. vsss John s Cohen
John Drescher Mrs Msude Csnheld
Mrs r. c. Talbot August Fcrrand
Perkins John G Murray
Twelfth Assembly District.
John Thomas Rafferty, Miss Mary w Hogan
United states sena- MIS- ss. Adsl Frank
Meier Steinbrink son
H. Murray La Mon,
Thirteenth Assembly District.
Jesse J Moore Richard A. Nessler
Abolth Levy west-rvelt Prentice
Fourteenth Assembly District.
George A, Owens Alexander A. Joe
Fifteenth Assembly District.
Richard Wright George I.udsste
John MIGRATE Robert Ryanders
Mrs, II. Monninger
Sixteenth Assembly District.
Frederick oppkofer Mrs W II Moody
W. s. Gillespie Allison l.. Adams
Samuel r. Green Louis NJ Potter
Seventeenth Assembly District.
william p Rae Harvey Waite
Fred Smith W. H. Van Rleeck Jr
Estelle D. Bush
Eighteenth Assembly District.
Warren G. Price. Mrs. Katherine Kerr
Rep. #. W Rowe. william G Carlisle
Aid A. L. squres Clarence r. smith
Samuel Keiiner,
Nineteenth Assembly District.
August Zimmerman, Mrs Henry % insr'
George Sem Mrs. Adam Eppis
Twentieth Assembly District.
william schnItsspsn. Anthony NJ McCabe
Sen. Robt R, Lawson George B. serenbetz.
August c. Fismman. Franci, Blaisdsl
Charles II Dun Emma G. Christ
Harrison L, Glore. Faith Moore Andrews
Twenty-hrst Assembly District.