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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1913

Page

2

Plans for Thompson mayoral bid and party campaigns in 1916

A Chicago Republican meeting at the Grand Pacific Hotel charts a 1916 mayoral bid for William Hale Thompson with a citywide campaign of education and precinct work. Other items note ward election fraud denials, political appointments, and calls to extend alderman terms.

William Hale Thompson Republican Party Grand Pacific Hotel City Hall Square Board of Election Commissioners Oscar W. Eckland E. J. Hess Harmony League Hotel Morris League National Young Men's Republican Club

Rath Seeks Park Sign Change To Boost Batting

Morris Rath White Sox regular second baseman aims to raise his batting average above .800 by changing Comiskey Park signs he blames for slumps. He argues green center field signage helps left-hand hitters and cites his strong fielding as evidence of his all around value. The piece also discusses pitchers’ hitting declines and examples of players switching roles between pitching and hitting.

Morris Rath White Sox Rath Comiskey Park Eddie Collins Philadelphia Athletics Collins Christy Mathewson Doc White Frank Lange Jim McGuire Tiger Scout Yeahh Tiger Indianapolis Veach Cashion Nationals Clark Grifith Griffith

Baseball Notes and Player Moves Across Leagues

Evansville buys catcher Ray Haley from Wheeling last year while the Waycross club in the Empire State league builds a new park. Providence returns Bunny Fabrique to Fort Wayne, and Eddie Foster reports gaining weight after training. Doc Johnston excels for the Naps while Nap Rucker backs the Pirates for the season. Sterrett appears set as Ed Sweeney's understudy with Bermuda. Fred Gross signs with the Danville Threes. Somers may buy Pensacola park for Naps training camp. Connie Mack urges Chief Bender as pinch hitter. Red Sox seek Bobby Wallace but Stovall resists. Lee Magee touted as fastest Cardinal. A scribe notes Boston Braves oppose women's suffrage. McGraw fines players who sip beer. Schwenk draws comparisons to Joe McGinnity. Bermuda training camp eyed as Chance seeks youth renewal.

Evansville Ray Haley Wheeling Waycross Club Providence Bunny Fabrique Fort Wayne Eddie Foster Washingtons Doc” Johnston Naps Nap Rucker Superbas Pirates Giants Cubs Sterrett Bermuda Ed Sweeney Fred Gross White Sox Browns Danville Somers Cleveland Pensacola Park Connie Mack Chief Bender Boston Red Sox Bobby Wallace Stovall Lee Magee Cardinals Boston Braves McGraw Pilot Schwenk Joe McGinnity Chance

Miller Signs With Pirates Solidifies First Base

Jack Miller agreed to a Pirates contract ending a hold-out and securing first base, a position long criticized as weak. He shifted from second last season and proved strong, bolstering Pittsburgh’s hopes for a pennant and earning praise from baseball judges.

Jack Miller Pittsburgh Pirate Miller New Jersey Lad Fred Clarke Firat Pirates

Frank Chance to be Honored Amid Chicago Parade

Chicago fans plan Frank Chance Day to honor former Chicago Nationals manager now head of the New York American The date marks his first western engagement with the Chicago Americans and parade honors will include longtime supporters of the National League era.

Frank Chance Chicago New York American Chicago Americans

Half Nelson Crotch Hold Tactics From Frank Gotch

Wrestling legend Frank Gotch explains the half nelson crotch combination as key to his American title win. He details grip placement and leverage against opponents like Jenkins and Mahmout, and notes how securing both holds creates powerful control. McMillan refuses Rochester signing offer. Brooklyn ex-manager seeks free agent status.

Frank Gotch Jenkins Yussuf Mahmout Chicago Mahmout Nelson Humboldt Mahmaut Farmer Burns Joseph B. Bowles McMillan Tommy McMillan Parses Donovan Red Box Brooklyn Rochester McMillan, Jr Ganzel Tommy

Fast Horses Rise in Mile Pace and Two-Tif Trots

Pacers reaching 3 10 this year total 88 while 2 10 trotters reach 64 with improved speeds. The figures reflect ongoing gains in pacing and trotting performance across the circuit.

County Central Committee Members and Party Officials Listed

A record lists Democratic and Progressive Party central committee members for Cook County with headquarters details at Hotel La Salle and Briggs House. It names chairmen secretaries treasurers ward leaders and district delegates across many wards and country towns including Chicago suburbs and towns such as Cicero Evanston Oak Park and Glencoe.

Hotel la Salle John McGillen George L. McConnell William Legner B. F. Weber Stanley Walkowiak Frank McDermott Michael F. Maher Ward Michael Kenna John J. Coughlin Daniel J. Harris Clem Kuehne Willam L. O'Connell Peter J. Angsten Henry Stuckart Thomas Sturch John Ciskowski Henry H. Gibbons Dennis W. Sullivan Fred Euan James Fitzgerald William F. Quinlan John T. Connery Thomas J. Dawson N. J. Daleiden Neil Marley William McRae Francis D. Connery Ben. M McDermott Joseph Calla Dennis D. McCarthy Joseph T. Mahoney James A. Long M. J. Flynn Richard J. Knight Frank J.walsh Ee T. J. Crowe Matt L. Cullem John Powers Peter O'Brien J. J. Cullerton K. M. Rads William J. Clark William P. Feeney Hans Blase W. A. Lantz la Grange J. L. Butler North Berwyn A. L. Tompkins Oak Park J. J. O'Rourke Harvey Ross C. Hall Democratic Party OF Cook County Briggs House A. J. Sabath M. 8. Furman Otto Spankach James 8. McInerney Harry Goldtine John Downey James F. Bowers Daniel Ryan Progressive Party OF Harold L. Ickes Charles Ringer LaVeerne W. Noyes John H. Taylor Chauncey Dewey Charles H. Sergel Felix J. Wengierski Philip Gollner Walter Clyde Jones Charles EB. Merriam A. C. Bass John Siman August Krueger Fred Formaneck L. G. Ross William F. Gailing James Heyn William Gleldzinski Charles J. Ryberg John R. Swift Guy C. Crapple Harry Fiddelke Thomas J. Graydon Charles J. Burmeister Albert E. Palmer A. L. Sage C. M. Moderwell A. F. Nusser C. R. Bechtel J. M. Dempsey William LaBatt J. T. Simpson H. L. du Charm Willis E. Thorne Henry Nelson Robert F. Kolb Frank J. Grattan Charles L. Anderson Morgan Park Sherman M. Booth Glencoe B. F. Hales DeWitt Taylor Palatine Evanston

Republican County Committee List Includes Many Names

A long roster lists Republican party officers and ward chairs with names from Ward 1 to 23 and dozens of district and city figures, including chairs John F. Devine and William H. Weber, plus numerous ward and district appointees across multiple towns. The document also enumerates Democratic Congressional Committee members across the 1st to 9th districts, naming Bartholomew Scanlan and others, indicating a comprehensive party slate.

Democratic Congressional Committee Bartholomew Scanlan H. Haddock Henry Krug Louis Seelig J. J. McLaughlin Jas Ryan B. Courtney Peter Zilligan Louis L. Lettiere Sami. Ohlsen Ernest Langtry John F. Carroll Austin Waldron John Joyce W. H. Armstrong John W. Wulsenburg David O'Shea Fred M. Sturgeon J. H. Montgomery 9Th G. A. Canisius Thomas B Golden Andrew A. Collins B. Hayne J. P. Fitsgerald Fred Schuls W. H. Lauff Geo. J. Byrnes John G. Schneller Norman P. Brodie Daniel F, Ries Michael P. Lowen John B. Bercher Carl W. Westerlind Daniel L. Cruzee Chas. Oakley Oscar Anderson Geo A. Maneatus D. R. Murphy George Wilson Arthur L. Meyer Niel Protopas William Payne Jacob Dmerich, Jr Ray R. Coombe John Muldoon John M. Mullen Lorenses Geo C. Knight Horace M. McCulles Thos. J. Anderson Sone Henry G. Weber Barnard J. Fred J. Wilson J. P. Jaeger John J. Devine David Kellogg James M. Slattery Roy Harry J. Geney John Penning Howard J. Healey Chas. Dougherty F. C. Adams

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