Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-02
8 CONTESTS
IN THIS CITY
Clark VS.. MaIoney--0lSen VS..
Hardiman--a and Munoz VS..
Moore
TWO FOR DEMOCRATS
One for Republicans Tickets
for Primary Election Are
Now Completed

Now that both Republican and
Democratic outings are over and
August rise and fall of candidates
entering and Withdrawing from the
various races has ceased with the
passage of the last day in which be-
tit!ons may he filed. the field has
been definitely lined up in this city
and three distinct primary contests
are seen.
In the first ward two Democl = Is
Will settle the issue of who is to OPP
pose Alderman John +. Sofield Tor
reelection. The two candidates are
Edward Hardiman and William
Olsen.
The second ward elects no alder
man and is skipped this year. but
in the third ward Republican pri-
mary fight is on. Burt Moore, for
mer city marshal is in tho fi4ld
against Anthony Munoz, street COM
missioner, and the winner will stand
up in November against Thomas
Patten, present Democratic alder
man.
The third contest slated is in the
tiftf ward where Joseph Maiorcy
seeks to supersede Alderman John
j. Clark, Democrat.
All petitions were filed with ;he
city clerk yesterday in accordance
with the election laws, and the can
didates are scheduled this afternoon
to meet at the city hall for the pur-
pose of selecting their positions on
the ballots.
Democratic
Mayor, John X. Sheehy.
Recorder. William M Hallahan.
Aldermen, First Ward, William +.
Olsen, Edward l.. Hardiman. Third
Ward, Thomas +. Patten. Fifth
Ward, John J. Clark, Joseph f. Ma
lCrey.
County Committeeman, First
Ward, first district, James II. White
Elizabeth A. White; second district,
Edgar Francis: third district, James
A Rhodes, Agnes NJ. Hardiman;
fourth district, George Hardiman,
Emma Dietricksen. Second Ward.
first district, John f. Reilley, Agnes
Donovan: second district, Louis =.
Booze, Jr., John White, Anna Ken
ma.
County Committeeman Third
Ward, first district, Matthew J.
Smith, Agnes Donovan; second DIS
trict, Kathryn Mcnamara, James J.
FLYNN. Fourth Ward, first district,
Edward Larson, Agnes f. McGuire;
second district, John j. Farrow,
Margaret kafton; third district,
Matthew Egan, EliZabeth Natoh;
Christina Hanson. Fifth Ward.
first district, John ]. Clark, Ellen
Campbell; second district, John ].
Morris. Margaret Toolan.
County Committeeman Sixth
Ward First District, Jeanette
Coughlin, Frank Brodniak.
Second District, James j. Gar
land. Mary G.. Ferry.
Third District. James j. Dew
erin, Margaret Seiber.
Fourth District, Wendell Hoffman.
Helen Wierzbicti.
Fifth District, John Chayko,
Mary Dooiey
Justice o. the Peace, Sixth Ward.
Rudolph A I<ish
REPUBLICAN
Mayor. William 6. Wilson.
Recorder, II. Il. Pickersgill.
Alderman First Ward, John f.
Sofield
Third Ward, A. F Munoz. l.. Burt
Moore.
Fifth Ward, Michael p. Trygar.
County Committeeman, First
Ward First District. John Hanson,
Mary F.. Hanson.
Second District. Fred c. Ernst, Sa-
rah Preston.
Third District. II. Gladys orsoe,
Louis Peterson.
Fourth District. Emilia TanGgard,
John w. Foster.
Second Ward, First District
Emile Warter.
Third District. Frank Tooker. Jr.
County Committeeman, Third
Ward. first district. DOrothea Moore:
second district. Mrs. Alice David, A.
Davidson. Fourth Ward, first dis
.rict Jennie Larson. Garret w, Poul-
sen. second district, Elizabeth Tar
son; third district, Mrs. William
Skeahan. Christian Anderson. Fifth
Ward. first district, John Pfeiffer;
second district. John Skrocki. SIKH
Ward. first district Walter NJ. Biesa,
Helena Odolicki; second district
William Hooker; third district, Ed
ward j Peterson, Christine Stark;
fifth district, Damon Tyrrel. Marga-