New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
Livingston, i'm
Panic, Joins
|Clll'r'arn Camp
Kings Chairman Warned
bv District Aids to Back
Fusion Ticket or Lose
leadership Of County
Slate Is Ratified
I'm Manhattan
Major, in Seventh Run,
This Time for 9TH Mayor,
Saws He Cannot Lose

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Elections Commissioner Jacob A.
Livingston, the Brooklyn Republican
o,canization leader, threatened by his
district leaders with the loss of his
leadership, yesterday informed Charles
p. Hilles, George A. Glynn, Major
Henry H. Curran and other Republican
i.sders tina, he would heartily sup
mort Curran, Lockwood and Gilroy in
The primaries, and that the executive
committee of Kings, which will meet
tomorrow, will indorse the entire
ticket.
The executive committee Of the New
York County Committee yesterday
afternoon with all the districts repre-
sented, adopted the following resolu-
ton offered by Elections Commissioner
Charles Z. Heydt:
"Resolved, That the executive commit
Tee Of the Republican County Commit
lee Of the County of New York does
hereby ratify, confirm and approve of
the recommendation and designation of
Major Henry H. Curran as nominee for
Nayor. Of Senator Charles G.. Lockwood
As nominee for Comptroller and Of Vim
cent Giiroy as nominee for President
Of the Board of Aldermen by the con-
ference composed of delegates from or
ganized bodies opposed to Tammany
Hall.
Nominations Recommended
sand we accordingly recommend their
nomination to the enrolled Republican
voters Of New York County at the pri-
mary election to be held on Septem-
ber lS, 1921
Major Henry H. Curran attended the
meeting Of the committee and made a
bref speech. He said that this is the
seventh time he has been candidate
for an elective Office, and that if elect
ed he will be the seventh Mayor of the
greater city. He predicted that he
would carry the primaries and would
be elected
The executive committee authorized
the issuance of the regular primary
call and adjourned until Tuesday at
10 a. m.
Major Curran announced that he
would have campaign headquarters in
every borough as soon as the primaries
were out Of the way.
While the New York County Repub-
leans took no official action yesterday
sn filing the borough and county states,
tue leaders spent the day with Presi-
dent Koenig discussing the availability
avarious aspirants for elective offices.
IL ls about settled that Miss Helen
!ssick Boswell will be the candidate
.as county Register, and that John S.
sasa will be the candidate for Sheriff
NJ Shea served one term as Sheriff
a0aa' ten years ago.
Priedsam May Head Borough
Ernest F. Eilert. president of the
rfaterS' Association, seems to be the
iBsadlng. candidate for president Of the
rpofoagn Of Manhattan. Colonel Michael
sAeasam, the merchant, also is under
eonsideration.
Herman ". Boyer is in the lead for
sr'lnty clerE. The friends of William
+. t. schneider, the incumbent, are work
az ~ nara with the Republican leaders
W NJ! fenomlnation for Mr.. Schneider.
ulae Republicans are halting over
We matter Of following the custom
~ i.sasrea n 70 IN previous years in indors-
lyss democratic judges. Judge Morris
sg' .vsaig' OF General Sessions, is to be
ssa.eo 70 succeed himself, but there is
/. !. certainty that Judge Alfred J. Tai
and Judge Joseph F. Mulqueen,
NM aSsslatc lncnmbents, will be nomi-
a mss oy the Republicans. The Tam
4 saay II. men have thrown out hints that
s.as republicans are in an indorsing
49, 49, lney might indorse Judges La
isss Ma snd Valente, of the City Court,
rss. .'@ u whom will be named by Tam
.s..s s..s. The Republican leaders saw
r.s snls IS stretching good principle.
h.;s"et magistrate Emil l.. Fuchs is
f{ Il. urged 10 consider a nomination
~ district Attorney. Others under
gJi,.ssi,aefation for this post are John
Jaiaau CLARK, Henry W. Goddard and
'1ss'se John r. Davies.
brooklyn Prepares Slate
me me Brooklyn Republican 1eaders are
NARY ready to announce their Sn horono,, n,
~. 80 county states. It il nndorstoeod =,
ma mo- seorge W. Baker. shoe rosnnfsc- tovu
tsrv c1..a S.a former president Of the Ro-
Of <. sItao, Will be named for president
ealIsS volough. Some of the other So
sssrzz sure things are: Sheriff, peter
Din. president Of the 18th Assenob1v
.ssItss .nspuoiican Club, and former
Edssra = pa'sr M Of the Elss, Register,
esgrty a. MADDOX, to succeed himself:
ssceesd Ih4pges, William r. Bayes, to
ser an.lnnseif; Almeth w. Hofr. for
nn, for-r'D'yfnan, and Edward II. Will
asrqsliesn president Of the Young
sssas san s eIuo For Supreme Court,
bM. a,,'n'n; now serving, and Dig
sV1tnty. HenrZ Z -.