Philadelphia Inquirer, September 26, 1922View transcription
FRELINGHUYSEN MAJORITY SEEN IN CAMDEN COUNTY
Aside from the United States Senatorial contest interest in the primary election in Camden today centers on the fight on the county ticket, two on the city ticket. The voting population in Camden county is expected to give a plurality for Senator Frelinghuysen.
Justice of the Peace Simon Wilkinsky, of Gloucester, N. J., who contested with Congressman F. F. Patterson for the nomination for Congress in the First New Jersey District, which comprises Camden and Gloucester counties. Wilkinsky is little known and is not expected to do well here even by a large majority is predicted.
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...though Senator Runyon demanded an analogy Mrs. Donges has neither affirmed or denied making such remarks. On the Republican side Robert A. McDonald is not opposed for the nomination for Recorder. On the Democratic side the fight on the city ticket, the lone candidate for Democratic nomination, Joseph A. Varbalow for Recorder. George W. Tash; for Sheriff; O. Glen Stackhouse; for City Clerk; John J. Tischner; for City Treasurer, Isaac Albertson.
Assemblyman T. Harry Rowland, J. Heulings Coles, Willard T. Gibbs will be renominated by the Republicans without opposition. Frank J. Leonard, opponent, also unopposed, will be. C. Lawrence Gregorio and Dr. William J. Pratt and Frank B. Hambleton. Frank J. Leonard. Mrs. Katherine Donges. Mrs. Mae Hawkins.
Camden county Socialists yesterday named candidates for the general election as follows: Surrogate, Herman Steppa; County Clerk, Clara K. Stamm; Assembly, Morris Steppa; Albert Bardsley; Mayor, Albert H. Starr; Stratton; Recorder, George A. Harkins; City Treasurer, John McAlack; Receiver of Taxes, Richard Davies; Leo Harkins. There is also a Socialist candidate for Council in the Eighth Ward. Independent petitions for Council nominations have been filed in the Eighth ward, and Joseph Wood, Fifth ward.
Aside from the United States Senatorial contest interest in the primary election in Camden today centers on the fight on the county ticket, two on the city ticket. The voting population in Camden county is expected to give a plurality for Senator Frelinghuysen.
Justice of the Peace Simon Wilkinsky, of Gloucester, N. J., who contested with Congressman F. F. Patterson for the nomination for Congress in the First New Jersey District, which comprises Camden and Gloucester counties. Wilkinsky is little known and is not expected to do well here even by a large majority is predicted.
Assemblyman T. Harry Rowland, J. Heulings Coles, Willard T. Gibbs will be renominated by the Republicans without opposition. C. Lawrence Gregorio and Dr. William J. Pratt and Frank B. Hambleton. Frank J. Leonard. Mrs. Katherine Donges. Mrs. Mae Hawkins.
Camden county Socialists yesterday named candidates for the general election as follows: Surrogate, Herman Steppa; County Clerk, Clara K. Stamm; Assembly, Morris Steppa; Albert Bardsley; Mayor, Albert H. Starr; Stratton; Recorder, George A. Harkins; City Treasurer, John McAlack; Receiver of Taxes, Richard Davies; Leo Harkins. There is also a Socialist candidate for Council in the Eighth Ward. Independent petitions for Council nominations have been filed in the Eighth ward, and Joseph Wood, Fifth ward.
