The New York herald., 1921-09-11

| men, and that these men were and are
truly representative of the Republican
organization. We had right to ex-
enough votes to give quite jolt to the
Boss"
! In addition to President Curran. the
Republican, Coalition city primary ticket
consists OF State Senator Charles G.
Lockwood for Comptroller and Vincent
Gilroy, nephew of former Mayor Gilroy
and an enrolled Democrat. for Presi-
dent of the Board Of Aldermen.
Lockwood In Almost Sure.
Mr.. Lockwood is also on the Bennett
ticket. Judge Haskell substituted Morris
Schector of The Bronx on his ticket for
Comptroller against Schector's wishes.
| The nomination of Mr.. Lockwood Is cer-
| tain, however, as no active night mas
been made against him.
The candidate for the nomination for
| President of the Board of Aldermen on
the Haskell ticket Is James J. Halligan.
at one time a Democrat but now active
In the regular organization OF the Sew
enth Assembly district in Manhattan.
He has been indorsed strongly by Presi-
dent La Guardia. Close political OBJ
servers believe he stands a chance OF
winning with the "wet" support of Has
kell and having capitalized the opposi-
ton on the part OF some Republicans to
the nomination Of Gilroy. Democrat.
by the Republican party.
L. Barton Case of Queens Is the can
didate for President Of the Board OF AL
dermen of Mr.. Bennett. who. as mat
ter. of fact. put up complete borough
and county ticket in Manhattan.
G. o. p. Organization Tickets.
The Republican organization designa-
! tions in the various counties are:
NEW YORK COUNTY.
Borough President Ernest F. Eilert !;
| City Court Gncl,des The Bronx, Will
! lam H. Chorosh and william j. Millard
(two are to be nominated) Judges Of
the Court of General Sessions, Joseph F.
Mulcueen, Democrat (indodsed for re-
nomination), Morris Koenig and John
II. Iselin: Sheriff, John 8. Shea: County
Clerk. Charles Novello; District At
torney, John Kirkland Clark; Register,
Miss Helen varick Boswell.
| KINGS COUNTY.
| Borough President OF Brooklyn,
| George W. Baker; Register, Edward II.
Maddox (redesignation) County Judges
(three to be named). William r. Bayes
(redesignation). Almeth w. Hof and
John r. Farrar.
THE BRONX COUNTY.
Borough President, Joseph NJ Levine !;
Sheriff p. ]. Kane County Clerk. DAN
| iel p. Sullivan; District Attorney, How
ard c. Knoeppel; Register. Louis Cas-
tagnetta-
| QUEENS COUNTY.
Borough President, Edgar F.. Halle
ton. County Clerk, Edward j. Neary J;
County Judge. Henry G. Wenzel Jr.
RICHMOND.
Borough President. George Cromwell ;
Sheriff. Spire Pitou.
Bennett's n. Y. County Ticket.
william M. Bennett has put an entire
| ticket In the field In New York county.
1t consists of: Borough President,
Ernest F. Eilert; City Court. Elihu J.
Zwillinr and James d. c. Murray; Court
of General Sessions Joseph Beihilf Nor
man J. Marsh and Frank Hendrick;
Sheriff. Samuel Feingold County Clerk.
Margaret Douglas; District Attorney,
Theodore T. Baylor; Register, John J.
Hopper.
Mr.. Hendrick has made clean cut
fight against the combination by the Re-
publicans Of Judge Mulqueen, and his
friends believe he has a chance to defeat
the Tatnmany Judge.
Mr.. Hopper, who was Register in the
Mitchell Fusion administration. wants to
60 back He Is running independently
In both Republican and Democratic pri-
maries. r-@
In Brooklyn Hamilton McInnes started
out to make a bitter fight for Borough
] gpo irc Mr
Baker. His chances of winning went
/ glmmering. however, when 1t was shown
he had voted in Westchester county a
/ year ago.
! John J. McInnss and s. leighton
| F,rooks are insurgent designees for
| County Judge nominations In Kings and
! Jared J. Chambers and Walter Z. Cor
win arc both out to defeat Register Mad
dox, the organization designee. for re.
nomination. rs.
Insurgents in The Bronx.
In The Bronx some Republicans who
did not like the fusion ticket arranged
by. the organization are running these
insurgent designees Borough President
Joseph p. Murphy: Sheriff. Edward L.
Van Orden County Clerk. Otto w.
Halmgren: District Attorney. Matthew
j. Diserlo; Register, Thomas Cowan.
Peter Campbell Is bucising the organ
| ization candidate for Borough President
and George Ripperger is trying the
same tactics with the office OF County
Clerk.
There are fewer contests for district
leadership than for many years. Tam
many has two--one in the Thirteenth,
where Augustus J. Wise. the orginiza-
ton choice. Is being opposed by Andrew
3. Heating. In the Twenty third Die
trict John Mara. who Is supposed TO
have the blessing OF Fourteenth street.
has the opposition Of William ]. Murphy.
Each side has his own candidate for the
Assembly nomination in each district.
The Republicans have these contests
for Assembly nomination in Manhattan:
Second District, August Guardno and
Anthony Galsteria: Twenty first, Robert
Louis Waring and Horace W. Palmer
Ninth. Edward Rayher and Martin
| Bourke.
| An interesting fight In Brooklyn Is
that Of Mrs. Mabel r. s. Falco against
| Aldermen Arthur v. German for renom-
nation. Edward j. Macklin also Il In
this race.