Canned Goods Candidate Defeated in Twenty First Ward Battle
The Twenty first Ward scene shows Mayor Dunne and Eagle supporters routed by a large majority. James A Quinn of the Chicago Daily News riffs on the loss, notes Dunne’s broken promises, graft suspicions, and the anti I M O backlash amid stories of bank fears, rendering plants, and political reversals.
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ST. R. Eagle
James A. Quinn
Chicago Daily News
James Aloysius Quinn
Washington Street
Democratic Organisation
Democratic Executive Committee
Bia
Bis
Carter H. Harrison
Granville W. Browning
Dunne
Democratic Committee
Frank Solon
Solon
Fox
Prussing
Democratic Organization
Jimmy
Eagle
Po- Neamen
Twenty-first
Clark Street
Dunne-Eagle 1
M. C
the Eagle
Charles M. Foeil
Canned Goods Eagle
Red Fire
Chicago elects aldermen and eyes municipal judge races
Chicago voters swept aldermanic contests in wards across the city. Key figures John Schermann, Arthur McCord, George Hoya, and John Prindiville are highlighted for future Municipal Judge nominations amid talk of municipal ownership defeat and reform calls.
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Democratic Party
John K. Prindiville
Beef Trust Fowl In Cold Storage Under Fire In Chicago
Health Commissioner Whalen pushes an ordinance to ban sale of poultry and meat with entrails inside storage. The plan requires sanitary warehouses, annual $500 licenses, and permanent tagging of storage dates. State health officials urge enactment amid claims of poisoning and long storage practices. Chicago magnifies a national fight over pure food laws and beef trust influence. John Richardson noted as a top Chicago magistrate potential for new Municipal Court.
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Whalen
Beef Trust
Dr. Whalen
Chicago
Chicago Warehouses Would Come Under the Ban of This Law. Dr. Whalen
State Board of Health
James A. Egan
Illinois
Ilinois
W. A. Kuslewski
H. C. Curtis
St. Luke's Hospital
Congress
Senate
Tenry Reach Needham
United States
Benate
United States Senate
Needham
New Orleans
John Richardson
The New Council and High License Bad Dope
Seventeen ward clubs back Harry R. Gibbons for sheriff in a strong business backing piece. The piece lauds his Field connection and shipping box factory ventures, touting his integrity and tax payer status while noting a controversial stock yard issue.
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Harry R. Gibbons
Gibbons
Marshall Field
Mr. Field
Mr. Gibbons
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Banke
Fred A. Busse
Mr. Busse
Barnacles
William Lorimer
Kenson
the Provident
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Foss
John Schermann
Jacobs
Twenty-third Ward
Arthur B. McCord
Jones
Eigth
Hana Blave
Dunnes
Max Eberhardt
John Fitzgerald
A. J. Babath
George M. Hoya
Frank Foster
John J. Flinn
Star
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Flinn
Chicago Press Club
Robert B. Burke
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
General Assembly
Democrats
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Edward J. Brundage
Dunning
Board of Commissioners
Eure
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Charles H. Gallanan
Beef Trust Fowl
Chicago Health Department
the Beef Trust
the New Council
Johnn J. Coughlin
Michael Kenna
Thomas J. Dixon
George F. Harding, Jr
William J. Pringle
Milton J. Foreman
John A. Richert
James M. Dailey
James J. McCormick
Charles Martin
Arthur B. McCoid
Linn H. Young
Bernard W. Snow
Frank I. Bennett
Derpa
MoynIhan
Nenry L. Fick
A. J. Harris
Rudolph Hart
Thomas F. Scully
Peter L. Hoffman
E. F. Cullerton
Joseph Zuhlir
Michael Zimmer
James R. Considine
Melvin P. Riley
William T. Maypole
DanIel ¥. Markin
Albert W. Beilfurs
J. L. Smith
John Scuermann
John M. Nowicki
William E. Dever
Lewis DD. Sitts
Michael C. Conlon
John J. Brennan
James B. Bowler
Ind
John Powers
Nicholas R. Finn
John P. Stewart
Charles M. Foell
Otto Reese
Michal D. Dougherty
John H. SuLlivan
Mathias J, Jacobs
Charles Verne
August Krumholz
Albert Hahne
Alfred D
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Winfeld P. Dunn
Peter Reinberg
William F. Lipps
Hans Blase
Henry J. Siewert
Daniel Herlihy
Adolph Larson
John Golombiewski
Peter A. Wendling
John J. Bradley
John Burns
William J. Roberts
Patrick J. O'Connell
Joseph Badenoch
Albert J. Fisher
Ernest Bihl
William C. Hunt
Patrick J. Nolan
Joseph F. Kobout
Thomas M. Hunter
Frank L. Race
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