County official terms expire this fall list of names
The terms of county officials expire this fall. Names listed include Superior Court Judges Henry V. Freeman A H Chetlain Axel Chyt raus Philip Stein Elbridge Haneey Jesse Holdom Charles S Deneen State's Attorney Thirty-first Ward Republican Robert M Simon Recorder Twenty sixth Ward Republican John A Linn Clerk of the Superior Court Twenty second Ward Republican Hoan John A Cooke Clerk of the Circuit Court Ninth Ward Republican Plorus Meaeham Member Board of Review Twentieth Ward Republican James J Gray Member Board of Assessors Twenty third Ward Democrat G Graft Surveyor Thirty fourth Ward Republican John B Traeger Coroner Twenty ninth Ward Democrat Henry Getin President Board of Commissioners Sixth Ward Republican Edwin R Walker Commissioner Seventh Ward Herman Alitetis Commissioner Twentieth Ward Republican Willian Busse Commissioner Mounter Republican Joseph S Wigan Twenty sixth Ward Democrat Joseph Carolan Commissioner River Forest Republican Peter M Hoffmann Commissioner Des Plaines Republican Jacob Bo Thielen Commissioner Twenty first Ward Democrat Alfred Van Steenberg Commissioner Lansing Republican William Hale Thompson Commissioner First Ward Republican Timothy Cruise Commissioner Thirty fourth Ward Democrat John W Belmont Commissioner Twenty fifth Ward Republican John P Garner Commissioner Thirty fifth Ward Republican Jobin Budinger Commissioner Fourth Ward Democrat A C Boeber Commissioner Blue Island Republican
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Superior Court
Henry V. Freeman
A. H. Chetlain
Axel Chytraus
Philip Stein
Elbridge Haneey
Jesse Holdom
Charless. Deneen
Robert M. Simon
John A. Linn
Hoan
John A. Cooke
Plorus DF. Meaeham
Board of Review
James J. Gray
G. Graft
John BE. Traeger
Henry Gftin
Board of Commissioners
Edwin R. Walker
Herman Alitetis
Willian Busse
Mounter
Joseph S Wigan
Joseph Carolan
River Forest
Peter M. Hoffmann
Des Plaines
Jacob Bo Thielen
Alfred van Steenberg
Lansing
William Hale Thompson
Timothy Cruise
John W. Belmont
John P. Garner
Jobin Budinger
Fourth Ward
A. C. Boeber
Blue Island
Carter proposes selling excess Lockport power to district towns
President Carter at the Sanitary Board meeting offered a resolution to sell power developed at Lockport beyond the district's needs to cities towns and villages within the district. He hopes to profit from the sale. The board will consider the matter next Monday.
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Carter
Sanitary Board
Lockport
Downtown paving cost settles in City Hall action
Downtown property owners win a ruling that no public benefit apportionment will be made in paving contracts. Proceedings to pave State street between Madison and Jackson boulevard were dismissed after property owners demanded the city pay one fifth of the cost. The Board of Local Improvements elected officers and announced a new South Park police uniform. Six federal judges convened in Chicago with active seating in various courts. Notables include Police magistrate John R. Caverly and Thomas D. Knight as potential State’s Attorney. The Iroquois Club banquet succeeded and Vopicka backed for Congress in the Fifth District. Republican machine reorganizing in Cook County proceeds slowly with seven Deneen leaders at a first meeting. primaries likely May 1, and Lorimer-Damileson forces maneuvering for minority status.
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Chirison
Board of Local Improvements
State Street
Madison
Jackson Boulevard
Andrew Lynch
George Schilling
John Minnegen
Co ‘Ounty
Deneen
Charles §. Deneen
James Reddick
Pred A. Busse
Jobo Hanberg
Charles W. Vail
William H. Weber
FP. BE. Coyne
M. W. Pinckney
Fair Grounds
Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria
Dr Brooks Tooth Powder Praised as Best Teeth Preserve
A brief notice hails Dr Brooks' faultless tooth powder as the finest preservation and beautification item for teeth yet found, claiming superior results.
Political maneuvering and canal venture headlines
In Hyde Park and the Seventh Ward political jockeying continues with Norden opposite for renomination, Parker favored for Congress, and Thompson displeased. A canal business pivot links Chicago to St Louis World’s Fair via Peoria ventures with large stock offerings and vaudeville attractions.
Citizens' committee vows fierce stance against corruption
Members of the Citizens' committee declare they will pursue strong action, aiming to expose corruption in the police department. Lester E. B. Lee and H. C. Staver condemn misconduct and indicate leadership changes as they prepare to intensify efforts ahead of local elections.
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Citizens’ Committee
Lester EB. Lee
Poller Committee
O'Neill
Lee
H.C. Staver
Dr Brooks Tooth Powder Praised as Teeth Preserver
The advertisement extols Dr. Brooks faultless tooth powder as the best preservative of teeth yet found, emphasizing its superior dentifrice qualities and preventive benefits for dental care.
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Brooks
Dy Brooks Tooth Powder Lost Preservative and Beautifier
An archived line notes Dy Brooks tooth powder as a flawless preservative and beautifier still sought after, described as an unmatched product in its time and value.
War costs: daily expenditures of continental powers rise
An Austrian economist eight years ago estimated daily costs of war among European powers. He projected France and Russia at about five million dollars daily, Germany six million, Austria six million, with potential additions from Great Britain, the United States, and China pushing totals toward forty million dollars per day.
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France
Shatie
Europe
Russia
Germany
Austria
Unes
Great Britain
United States
China
Homey touches in New York apartment hotels
Critics condemn apartment hotels in New York for cosmetic homey touches as managers announce plans to mark dishes with guest initials to create an illusion of dining at a personal table. The commentary notes the persistence of home instincts despite adverse conditions.
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New York
Postoffice Franks Abuse Inevitable Congress Inquiry
A detailed look at postoffice practices suggests an inquiry into Congress franking abuses. Reports claim members have used mail to move household goods and even ship a cow, with others arranging express service or distributing literature under franks. The piece urges self inventory and moral reflection alongside noting a Sunday egg revenue contributing to a missionary society.
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Congress
Post Office
Steuben County Wine Company and local shops in Chicago
The Steuben County Wine Company operates at 210 and 212 Kn at Madison street with increasing patronage. Lange Brothers at 149 Dearborn street offer a leading line of gentlemen's shoes. Paul Pohl, noted as a top Wells beer brewer, is praised for affable manners, fair dealings, and punctuality, yet declines political honors to focus on business.
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Steuben County Wine Company
Madison Street
Lange Brothers
Dearborn Street
Paul Pohl
Wells Beer
United States
Chicago
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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John R. Caverly
Thomas DL. Knight
Charles J. Vopicka
Elbridge Hancey
Thomas Brenan
George W. Claussenius
Conway
A. Norden
Hyde Park
Norden
Legislative Voters’ League
Francis W. Parker
Deneenites
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John R. Thompson
Mr. Pinckney
Freeman
Walker
Oliver H. Horton
A. W. Schwane
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Joseph J. Duffy
Olaf F. Steverson
William H. Friemann
Illinois and Michigan Canal
Sst. Louis
First National Bank of Peoria
Vernon ©. Seaver
James F. Byth
Martha Washington
Paisley
Scotland
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Hamburg
Peter Clark
Daniel R. Cameron
Schoo Board
John F. Wolff
M. EB. Hu Legislature
Joseph 2. Marineser
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Wheeler & Wilson
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Cating Coler
Wheeler Wilson Rosery
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. CO
Wabash Ave
V. Tutwiler, Prest
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Union School Furnishing Co
East Madison Street
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Oxford
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Lawyers Suite
National Life
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Calumet Building
Chicago, Ill
Telephone Central
Loweat
Isidore H. Himes
the Superior Court
Acmond
Illinois
Church Missionary Society
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