The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-02

Vision who should be a useful addition
10 the Board of Estimate.
Julius Miller (Dem.). lawyer; born
New York city, educated high school ana
New York Law School. member State
Senate 1890; Citizens Union legisla-
tive report G920) said he was u vigil
liant and conscientious legislator. with
an excellent record of votes and legisla-
ton introduced.
Joseph ID. Cannon (Soc.). labor organ
izer and lecturer born Pennsylvania;
public school education; president mo-
ton picture company; frequently can
didate. A man OF intelligence and
ability.
The Bronx.
Joseph M. Levine lRep). Endorsed.
Lawyer and builder. born Lithuania
educated City College of New York anu
New York University Law School; for
Inerly a Progressive has been very ac-
tive in many anti-Tammany campaigns;
member of local school board twelve
ears; chairman local draft board dur
ing war; trustee and director Free Syn
asogue, Manhattan; associated with
henry Street Settlement Tor twenty-five
years. secretary Bronx Childrens So
ciety; active with other civic and social
organization A candidate or unusu-
ally high qualifications, UNNECESSARILY
superior to his opponents.
Henry Bruckner (Dem.). soda water
manufacturer; born New York city pub
lac school education; AssemDiyman 45Vl
Commissioner of Public Works, Bronx,
in notorious Haffen regime lsoz-O';
CONGRESSMAN 1912-17; President Bor-
ough of Bronx 1917-2l. A man wholly
Lacking in qualifications for admins IRA
tive duties who should not be reelected.
Edmund Seidel (Soc.i. newspaperman
porn Germany public school education,
elected State Senator 1921, Citizens
Union report (192l) credited nun with
an excellent record of votes on important
measures in first year and with being
conscientious but not generally ehectiVe.
Brooklyn.
George w. Baker (Rep). Endorsed,
Shoe manufacturer; 81; born PhlIadel-
nhla; public school education; long
prominent in various financial, civic ana
commercial organizations director in
several banks: member New York
Chamber of Commerce board managers
Bedford Y. NJ. c. A. A business man or
high standing who can be counted on
TO help rescue the city from its present
misgovernment.
Edward Riegelmann (Dem), lawyer
born New York city; educated New YORK
University Law school; counsel for
Sheriff. Kings county, 1904; Assistant
Corporation Counsel, Brooklyn Bureau
of Street Openings; assistant counsel
Public Service Commission 1919; de-
feated for State Senate 1908; present
Borough President elected on Hylan
ticket 1917: fair attendance at Board Of
Estimate meetings; usually exclusively
Interested In affairs of his own borough;
his narrow viewpoint makes him of lit
tie value in consideration of citywide
matters.
William w. Passage (Soc.), depart
ment manager 81; born New York;
public and business school education
active Socialist worker; frequently
candidate.
Queens.
Edgar F. Hazleton (Rep) Endorsed.
Lawyer, 80: born Brooklyn: educated
law school First Assistant District At
torney 1888; Justice Municipal Court
since 1920; active in local civic organize
tons well equipped candidate of long
residence in Queens, who Is qualified to
give an honest and efficient administra-
tion.
Maurice r.. Connolly (Dem.), lawyer;
Al; born Queens county; educated Co
| lumbia Law School admitted to bar
J 1902; has not practised extensively, his
/ time being largely taken up with office
| holding; appointed City Magistrate by
/ Mayor Gaynor; elected by Aldermen
Borough President 1919 reelected 1917 !;
| defeated for Supreme Court In 1918; has
4 been part and parcel of the Hylan
regime clever and very busy poll
tician. His attendance record at Board
of Estimate meetings during the past
1 four years Is the poorest of any of the
| Barnet Wolff (Soc). restaurant busi-
members of the board. Illness will ex.
plain only part of his ABSENCE his con-
slant chickering's with the Comptroller
have helped to make the boards ses-
sions a bear" garden.
ness; a.; born France; public school
education: member Board of Aldermen
| 1888, when Citizens Union Alder
manic report said lle was belligerently
active and we'll informed on city affairs
Richmond.
George Cromwell (Rep). Endorsed
Lawyer: 61 born Brooklyn; educated
Yale College and Columbia Law School !;
Assemblyman 1855 President Richmond
County Park Commission 1897 Borough
/ President Richmond 1S9S-f913; State