Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-10-22
Trying to Get John W. Davis
to Come to This City
on That Night
WILL BE IN NEW JERSEY
Republicans Also Plan Big
Mass Meetings-Democrats
on Tour Tomorrow

The first big Democratic mass
meeting of the fall campaign will be
staged in the New Auditorium, New
Brunswick avenue. next Monday
night at which all of the state, dis
trict. county and local candidates
will be present with the possibility
of John w. Davis. presidential can
didate. who will be in New Jersey,
also in attendance.
The locai arrangement committee
expects to attract an audience to the
Auditorium which will fill the spa
cious hall to the limit. An effort will
be made 10 have the women of the
city as well represented as the men
at this meeting. There will be a
band in attendance and excellent
speakers
Tumulty Is Coming
Joseph P. Tumulty. secretary to
former President Woodrow Wilson,
and Governor George s. Silzer will
be among the speakers and empha-
size the presidential issue during
their talks. The committee is not
certain as yet it can arrange to have
Mr.. Davis appear at the meeting. but
it is hopeful of bringing the presi-
this part of the state.
Two mass meetings will be held
In this county tomorrow night by the
Democrats as an appropriate finish
to a day of speechmaking in all
parts of Middlesex, but Perth AM
boy will not be the scene of either.
New Brunswick will have one in the
Y. NJ. II. A. hall in kirkpatrick
street at which Professor John H.
. Logan, of Rutgers College, will pre-
side while South Amboy has been
elected for the other which will be
held in the high school auditorium
with Mayor D. c. Chase in charge.
-Four of County
The tour of the county by candi-
dates in automobiles tomorrow will
get under way at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning from Cranbury where
the first street meeting will be held.
The candidates and speakers are
scheduled to arrive at Smith and
Hobart streets, this city, at 2:45 for
a few minutes. The complete itin-
erary is as follows: Cranbury, 10
o'clock; Plainsboro. 10.30; Mon
mouth Junction. 1880; Dayton, IL
o'clock noon; Milltown. 1880; South
River, 1880; Sayreville, o'clock
Perth Amboy, 2:45; Metuchen, 3:15;
New Market. 3:.45; Dunellen, 4:10;
South Plaintield. 4:45; Woodbridge.
$50 and Carteret, o'clock.
The speakers who will make the
tour, according to the announce
ments made> by the committee, in
clude United States Senator Edward
]. Edwards; John A. Matthews. of
Newark; Mayor Frederick w. Dom
nelly, of Trenton, candidate for Unit
ed States senator: Congressman Ell
mer H. Geran, seeking reelection;
DIR. William E. Ramsay, candidate for
state senator; County Clerk Bernard
NJ. Cannon, seeking re-election; Ed
ward Burt and A. Cory Winant, free
holder candidates; William F. Hard
ing, coroner candidate; Leo Lowen-
kopf, Raymond P. White and Max
well Sosin, assembly candidates.
Tomorrow night in Democratic
headquarters there will be an impor-
tant meeting of the city committee
at 8:15 o'clock.
Republican Events
The Republican county committee
on speakers and meetings Is further
ing plans for the two big mass meet
ings which will be held few nights
DeIOfe eleCIlOu dL WnlCn d ihSihpSh
of the Presidents cabinet will be the
principal speaker. The committee has
not been advised as yet as to which
cabinet member this will bJ but be-
lieves it will be one of three-Secre-
taries Hughes, Hoover or Davis.
Several Republican meetings are
scheduled for tonight in various
parts of the county. A meeting will
be held in the Highland Park Mason
ic Hall tonight at which Hugh White
Adams. a former secretary in
the State Department, will be the
principal speaker. Candidates will
be present. There will be meeting
of colored voters at Sayreville to-
night at which Oliver Randall, col
ored assistant district attorney, will
speak. He will also address a Re-
publican meeting in Metuchen next
Wednesday night. County Solicitor
Richardson will speak for the Re-
publicans at the annual Politicians
Night being held in the New Bruins
wick Armory tonight by the national
guard unit of that city. An Oak
Tree meeting will be addressed by
candidates tonight as will sixth
district meeting in Highland Park.
Tomorrow night former Judge
Robert Carey and candidates will
speak at Metuchen. There will be a
. big meeting at Dunellen also.
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