Judicial Primaries in Chicago Name Winners for Superior and Circuit Courts
Tuesday's judicial primaries delivered clear wins for both parties with Democratic Coburn Fitch and Cruke securing nominations for the Superior and Circuit benches. Republicans backed Marcus Kavanagh for the high court and Thomas Taylor Jr for Circuit, while voter turnout and party organization shaped a stark preview of the November election.
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Superior Court
Marcus Kavanagh
W. H. McSurely
Albert C. Barnes
Henry V. Freeman
Circuit Court
Thomas Taylor, Jr
John J. Coburn
Walter T. Stanton
Joseph H. Fitch
Daniel L’ Cruice
John P. McGoorty
Judge Kavanagh
Eagle
Judge Fitch
Daniel L. Cruke
Coburn
Fitch
Cruke
Chicago
Frank L. Childs
P. A
Hinesco
John H. Lally
William Friedman
J. G. Grossberg
Charles H. 8Oelke
Addison Blakely
Walter A. Lantz
William A. Conover
Abraham D. Gash
A. H. Easter
McKenzie Cleland Adolph Marks
Arnold Heap
Charles T. Farson
James A. Peterson
Thomas J. Holmes
Roberts
Iles
John D. Farrell
Seymour N, Cohen
Chicago plan calls for subways and new utilities overhaul
A Chicago Association of Commerce report urges passenger subways, underground utility galleries, high pressure water mains, and improved streets to transform downtown traffic and impress visitors. The plan, backed by engineers, envisions a model downtown with coordinated city efforts and a two year to plan horizon.
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Chicago Association of Commerce
Chicago
August Gatzert
Edward M. Skinner
Henry Beneke
W. F. Juergens
William H. Rehm
Charles E. Rollins, Jr
Philip W. Seipp
Gatzert
Europe
Carter Harrison Wins Mayor After Official Canvass
Carter H. Harrison gained 193 votes in the official canvass, raising his plurality to 17 325. Mayor totals show Harrison 177 997, Merriam 160 672, Rodriguez 24 825, Brubaker 2 209, Prince 1 058, from a citywide tally of 360 791 votes.
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Carter H. Harrison
Harrison
Merriam
Rodriguez
Brubaker
Prince
Henry Stuckart
A. W. Bellfus
John M. Collins
Frederick Hunsche
Henry Hofte
Francis D. Connery
William A. Mayhew
John C. Flora
John E. Lawson
Albert Lingenfelter
Socialist-Labor
Farewell Banquet For Mayor Busse At Midday Club
A farewell banquet honored Mayor Busse on Thursday April 6 at the Midday club in Chicago. About 150 officials and citizens attended as Democrats and Republicans offered good wishes. Alderman Snow praised the retiring mayor and a massive silver punch bowl was unveiled on the speakers’ table amid cheers.
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Busse
Chicago
W. A. Evans
Bernard J. Mullaney
Schuettler
Alderman Snow
Mayor Busse
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Daniel L. Cruice
County Democracy
Robert FE. Burke
Lbert R. Tearney
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Third Ward
Chicago Railways
Chicago City Railway
Walter H. Wilson
Chicago Railways Company
South Side
State Supreme Court
North and West Side Company
Republican—Superior Court
Marcus A. Kavanagh
Peece
William H. McSurely
John H. Humepeewee
George F. Barrett
Robert N. Holt
A. J. Redmond Tee
George T. Kelly
William L. Reed
Edward A. Dicker
Charles L. Billings
Harvey Strickler
B. F. Langworthy
Frank N. Hillig
Morton T. Culver
Arene
George M. Bagby
John J. Codupm
W. T. Stanton
Daniel L. Crukce
C. N. Goodwin
G. J. Tatge
Martin Walsh
J. M
H. H. Kohlsaat
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Mr. Harrison
Ilinois
Secretary of
General Assembly
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