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Alexander G. Chambers

WWI Veteran and Republican Figure

Introduction

Portrait of Alexander G. Chambers

Portrait of Alexander G. Chambers

Alexander G. Chambers was born June 15, 1899. After serving in World War I, he came to Camden NJ.

In 1934 Alexander Chambers was living at 1404 Broadway in South Camden. Involved in Republican politics, he ran for the nomination to run for Camden County Freeholder from the Sixth Ward on a ticket allied with David Baird Jr.

Alexander Chambers passed away in January of 1964. His last residence was in New Jersey.

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Alexander G. Chambers

Camden Courier-Post

Camden Courier-Post article about Alexander G. Chambers, May 10, 1934

He seeks nomination as candidate for the Camden County Board of Freeholders in the Sixth ward, where a stirring battle is expected among Republicans on Tuesday. A resident of 1404 Broadway, Chambers is allied with the Baird-Baker faction and opposing Harry J. Burrichter, for the party stamp. Chambers is 34 and a war veteran.

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