The New York herald., 1921-10-27

ure to be recorded on roll calls indicates
lack of attention"
Joseph r. Clayton (soc.). First can
didacy.
Sixteenth District.
No Endorsement. Philip NJ. Kleinfeld
(Dem). Second candidacy.
Irving Silverman tRep). First candi-
dacy
Rose Kritser (soc) First candidacy.
Seventeenth District.
HENRY J. SACODER (Dem.). In
dorsed. First candidacy. A candidate
OF intelligence who should make useful
leg gslator.
Frederick A. Wells (Rep) Membe,
Assembly since 1918. c. ". report G921)
said Experienced and active member
| whose record OF votes remains below
the average"
Benjamin Jackson (Soc.) Candidate
for Senate 1920.
Eighteenth District.
MORTIMER J. wOHL (Rep.), In
6orsed. Well qualified candidate of in
tell gence who gives promise of being a
useful legislator.
Irwin steingut (Dem.). first candi-
dacy.
Bernard J. Riley (soc.). frequent can
djdate.
Nineteenth District.
FRANCIS X. GIAcCoNE (Rep.). in
dorsed. Member Assembly, 1921; when
q. u Report said he had an intelligent
comprehension of legislative duties and
made one of the best records of votes
Of any city member. Vote against the
traction bill and d rect primary repeal
showed praiseworthy independence. Re-
election urged on the basis Of good
record.
Charles L. Fasullo (Dem.), first can
d,dacv
Francis NJ Testa (Soc.). candidate
for Supreme Court, 1920.
Twentieth District.
JOHN o. GEMPLER tRep.). indorsed.
Menber Assembly, 1920-21. c. u. Re-
port (1a2D said he was earnest and
sincere legislator who made good record
OF votes, showing Improvement over
1920. Opposition TO traction bill and
cirect primary repeal deserves COM
r1endation. Merits reelection on basis
Of his record.
Frank A. Miller (Demo,. first candi-
dacy.
George T. Geiser (soc).
Twenty-nrst District.
JOHN B. WHITE tDem.). ndorsed
by C. u. in 1920: lawyer OF high char
acter and qualifications. Election is
urged.
Walter F. Clayton (Rep.). in
dorsed by c. u. in 1920 member AS
1,a
wholly failed to come up to expectations
and made poor record Of votes. He was
only New York city member to vote
against Constitutional home rule amend
ment Voted for traction bill, direct pri-
mary repeal and Lusk school bills.
Oscar Andersen (Soc.). Previous
candidate.
Twenty-second District.
LOUIS J. DRUSS tRep.). indorsed.
Member Assembly 1921. c. u. report
(1921) said he made good record of
votes and deserves credit for opposition
to primary repeal.
Howard c. Franklin (Dem.). Pre-
Morris schector (Soc). Previous
candidate
Twenty third DistrisS.
No Endorsement Joseph +. ..icca
(Rep.-Dem.). Previous candidate.
Louis p. Goldberg (Soc.). Previous
candidate.
QUEENS COUNTY.
First District.
PETER A. LEININGER (Dem.
1ndorsed. Member Assembly since 1917.
c. u. report G921) said: Industrious
and experienced legislator with average
record of votes. Often unrecordcd on
important measures, but deserves credit
for opposing bad bills OH short roll
calls"
Henry Albert (Rep). First candidacy.
Intelligent and well posted candidate.
Second District.
No Endorsement. Owen J. Devcr
(Dem.). First candidacy.
Herman J. Specht (Rep.). First can
iidacy.
Third District.
No Endorsement Joseph v. Loscalzo
(Dem.). First candidacy.
Edward w. Coch (Rep.). First can-
didacy.
Fourth District.
(Mrs) EBBA NJ. wINSLOw (Rep. }.
Indorsed. First candidacy.
Joseph II. S. Thomas (Dem.). First
candidacy.
Fifth District.
No Endorsement. William +. Brunrer,
Jr. (Dem.). First candidacy.
Ralph Haipern (Rep.). Member Az
sembly 1920-21; c. U. report (192l)
said he was an active but wholly in
effective member. He opposed the tr,c-
tion bill. but generally made very poor
record of votes. Introduced much bad
legislation.
sixth District.
HENRY BAUM tRep.). Indorsed.
Member Assembly 1s2o-21; c. u. report
1e21) said. conscientious member.
whose record of votes In second year
showed considerable improvement Voted
against primary repeal and tract ion
bill" Reflections urged on basis of i'm
proved record.
Joseph L. Cosgrove (Dem.). First
candidacy.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
First District.
THOMAS +. CoSGRovE (Dem.) !.
Member Assembly 1920-21. c. u. report
| r921) said he was "an active and at
tentive member who made good record
of votes on important bills" He de-
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