New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Eilert and Clark
To Head County
Fusion Ticket
Picked for Borough Presi-
dent and District Attorney
by Republican Committee:
Miss Boswell for Register
Coalitionists Approve
Mulqueen,ko IseIin for
General Sessions; Shea.
Sheriff: Novello. Clerk

The Republican county executive
committee last night at county com.
mttee headquarters, in West Fortiett
Street, unanimously recommended the
following borough and county tickets
TO the Republican and anti -Tammany
voters of Manhattan and the Bronx bor-
oushs:
President of the Borough Of Man
haitian Ernest T. Eilert, Republican,
of Washington Heights.
District Attorney John kirkland
Clark, former Assistant District At
torney, Republican.
sherifF-John S. Shea, Assistant
Commissioner Of Public Works and
former Sheriff, Republican.
Register Miss Helen Varick Bos-
we'll, chairman of the women's divi-
sion Of the Republican County Com
mittee.
County Clerk-Charles Novello, Al
dcrman from the 18th District, Ropub-
lican.
Judge Of General Sessions j oseph
+. NulQuccn. Democrat, now on the
bench and slated for denomination by
Tammany Hall; Morris Kocnig, Repub-
lican. now on the bench; John H..
Iseln, former Assistant District A. =
torney. Republican.
Judges of City William II.
Chorosh, Manhattan, Republican; WILL
lam J. MIlard, the Bronx, Republican.
The ticket. with the exception of
Judge Mulquecn, who, in the judgment
OF the party leaders has made a credit
able record and is entitled to q renom-
ination, Is straight Republican. The
coalitionists and independent Demo
Gratis would like one or two Democrats
on the ticket. but make no formal pro
test against the ticket as it is.
Eilert Leader in Printing Trade
Ernest +. Eilcrt. president Of the
Eilert Printing Company and Of the
New York Employing Printers Asso-
citation. has long been identified with
the civic and political life OF New
York he is one Of the best known men
in the American printing industry,
having served two successive terms as
president of the New York Employing
Printers Association, the largest or
ganized body of employing printers in
the world. At the meeting of the or
ganization in May at the Hotel Astor
MIR. Eilert was again nominated for
the presidency. He is the first prcsi-
dent Of the association TO be nomina ted
for third term.
Mr.. Eilert is native Of New York.
His first employment was as d boy Of
fourteen in the printing department of
The Iron Age. He eventually became
assistant manager Of the Williams
Printing Company, which was formed
10 take over the printing of that and
affiliated publications. Later the COM
pany was reorganized under the name
Of the Eilert Printing Company. with
Mr. Ebert as president.
Mr.. Eilert was member of the
Board of Education during the admin
istlntions Of Mayor Gaynor and Mayor
Mitchell He has been vice president
OF the Republican Club of the 22d As
scmbly District for twenty years and
has served as delegate to the Ma
tional Republican Convention and as Z
Presidential elector.
Mfr. Eilcru was active during the war
as treasurer Of the National Lutheran
Commission for Soldiers and Sailors
Welfare. lie also served as president
of the Joint Protestant War Drive
Mr.. Shea is former Republican
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