Local Federal Officers Listed by City Offices and Contacts
A detailed directory lists federal offices and staff across the local federal building. It includes roles for the collector of internal revenue, postmaster, US marshal, secret service, subtreasury, weather bureau, bureau of commerce, coast guard, marine hospital, postoffice inspectors, railway mail service, district attorney, engineers, hydrographic office, immigration bureau, steam vessel inspectors, apraiser, and other key posts with room numbers and personnel names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Henry J. Cox
Bureau of Commerce
W. C. Huntington
J. F. Dillon
Coast Guard Service
F. J. Haake
Marine Hospital
Clarendon and
Graceland Avenues
J. C. Cobb
James E. Stuart
B. L. West
United States District Attorney
Charles F. Clyne
William A. Small
United States Engineere
W. B. Studeon
Corps of Engineers
U. 38
Hydrographic Office
A. M. Stecke
Immigration Bureau
Newberry Building
Midredge Court
Wabash Avenue
P. J. Prentis
Gustav FE. Atkinson
William Nicholas Apser
Harrison and Ahen Streets
W. E. Clare
Chicago Federation of Labor Names Leadership and Delegates
The Chicago Federation of Labor announces its officers and committees with John Fitzpatrick as President and Oscar F. Nelson as Vice President. It lists executive and legislative board members, delegates to the Illinois Federation of Labor, and to the American Federation of Labor, highlighting prominent figures such as J. Ferris and H. Hammond among others. The profile also notes the notable achievements of Bickett as president of multiple companies and his respected status in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitzpatrick
Oscar F. Nelson
Edward N. Nockels
Fred G. Hopp
Thomas F. Kennedy
Reading
William 8. McClenathan
B. A. Schroeder
John C. Minor
Annie Fitzgerald
Women's Union Labor League
Elizabeth Maloney
Waitresses’ Union
J. A. Train
C. M. Madsen
Timothy Meary
John
Legal Aid Society of Chicago Leaders Named in Public Notice
Edmund T. Perkins, noted Chicago engineer, and George L. Schein, respected lawyer, are cited as local notables. Frank J. Hogan, prominent attorney, and Coroner Peter M. Hoffman, listed among popular public officials, are mentioned in the context of the society’s leadership and potential judicial appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter M. Hoffman
Ulhols
Chicago self-sustaining clubs list with locations
Directory of acting self-sustaining clubs in Chicago with addresses on Michigan Avenue, Dearborn, Van Buren and surrounding streets. Includes Apollo, Bohemia, Calumet, Fine Arts, Chicago Athletic, Architectural, Columbian yacht, Lincoln Park peers, and multiple neighborhood clubs across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Apollo Club
Michigan
Bohemia Club
Douglas Boulevard
Chamber of Commerce
Calumet
Michigan Ave
Caxton
Fine Arts
Chicago Athletic Association
Chicago Automobile
Plymound Cport
Chicago Club
van Buren Street
Chicago Motor Club
Michigan Avenue
Germania Place
Hamilton
Dearborn St. Daviols Athletic
Michigans Avenue
la Galle
Iroquois
Dearborn
Tinos
Ashland Boulevard
Jefferson
Dearborn Ave
Maple Street
Kenwood
Lake Ave
Drexel Boulevard
48Th Street
First National Bank
Oaks
Lake St
Wallerawa Press Club of
City Hal Square
Lexington Avenue
68Th Street
Rotary
Dearborn St
Geddie and Cycle
Sheridan Road
Foster Avenue
South Shore Country
Lake Shore
67Th Street
Southern
N. Dearborn Street
Speedway Park Club
Dearborn Street
Standard
Sé Street
Swedish Club of
la Balle Avenue
Union League
Jackson Boulevard
Federal Street
University
Monroe Street
City Council Ward Elected 1920 Holdovers Listed
The document lists ward councilors elected in 1920 and names holdovers and candidates by party. It includes numerous individuals such as J J Cougaiia DM Keane R, R R Jackson R y R, U S Bonmarts ak a R s J A Richert, Hogan, and others with party affiliations D or R and several pending filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrowaki D.s
H. Ku
Walkowiak
D. Adamictowion
B F.kavanaghd
John J. Tuohy
D. John Powers
Henry L. Fiery
T. O. Wallace Jas
Dorney
D. Papitani
Gs A
Lipps
J. I . Armitage
R. Z. Smith
D. J
FOR JUST TAXES
Homeowners and realty owners outside the loop protest unfair taxation. They face a 31 percent valuation increase while the loop district keeps the same percentage. City legislation pushes business to the loop and rents rise. Loop taxes on income property should be raised accordingly.
National School of Multigraphing Promotes Business Sense
The National School of Multigraphing at 1103 Lytton Building provides a service valuable to business. It saves hundreds of thousands of dollars for firms and individuals using multigraphing, with the number of users increasing steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National School of
Lytton Building
Sanitary District Standing Committees List and Names
The article lists Sanitary District standing committees with chairs and members. It also briefly notes Charles H. Lamson as a top Chicago expert and praises Albert J. Hopkins as a standout Illinois senator and potential governor.
Alderman Proposes Teeth Symbol for Public Service
A well known alderman suggests adopting a double set of teeth like Halsted street dentist signs as a symbol for the Chicago Department of Public Service. He leaves undecided whether the symbol will appear on public utilities or on the public itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halsted Street
Chicago
Department of Public Service
Why Chicago Is Losing Its Trees
Reformers pushed a city ordinance banning tree planting without a permit and restricting trimming or spraying without City Hall approval. The measure, backed by a defunct reform paper, blames graft and reform for dying trees. Peter Reinberg, M. L. Minley, and Edward A. Cudahy are cited as notable Chicago contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois voters to study constitution changes before referendum
Illinois moves to inform voters on the new and existing constitutions by distributing full texts and explanatory notes. Plans include printing methods, postal distribution, and reactions from officials like State Superintendent Blair and Chairman Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Walter H. Wheeler
Committee On
Illinois
Blair
Postal Department
Woodward
Wilson
New York
Committee of Expenditures
Michigan
Ohio
Massachusetts
Frank Farrington
United Mine Workers of Illnois
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Illnois Manufacturers’ Association
The
Bondsmen Club of Chicago
Minnois Municipal
High Price Theaters Grouped With Low Cost Movies by Aldermen
City council classes theaters with movies in the same tier, citing license fee changes. Movie admissions range five to fifty cents while loop venues charge three fifty to twelve dollars, arguing price differences raise living costs. The new schedule bases fees on seating and admission, mapping to capacity and net admission figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pass Fed
Timroth and Nowak Highlight Local Political Figures
A letter urges raising postage to 8 cents to fund wage hikes for letter carriers and staff. It lauds Charles E. Timroth as a strong County Commissioner candidate, while praising Albert Nowak for his public record and service to constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nowak
Morals Graft in Chicago Sparks Reform Tone
A Chicago writer denounces reforms as graft and tax drain. He labels the Morals Department Domestic Relations gang and Social Service workers as corrupt, calling for their retirement to private life and removal from public payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Domestic Relations Gang
Morals Department
Social Service Boys
Sidewalk Ordinance Needed in Chicago Loop
City council urged to pass a sidewalk loitering ban in the Loop with pedestrians kept to the right. H H Merrick, civic leader and president of the Association of Commerce, is highlighted for his work and leadership in Chicago. Lawrence P Romano of Morse Romano Co. is noted for his popularity in investment and real estate circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Merrick
Chicago
Association of Commerce
Mr. Merrick
Great Lakes Trust Company
New Big Bank
Lawrence P. Romano
Morse-Romano Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fair State, Adams and
Dearborn Sts
E. J. Lehmann
Directory of the Federal Build
Ing, Clark and
Adams Streets
Custom House
William H. Clare
John R. Ford
William Brown
William C. Hawley
Internal Revenue
Julius F. Smietanka
D. J. Mahany
Frederick W. Rech
William B. Carlile
United States Marshal
John J. Bradley
Joseph F. Ryan
United States Secret Service
Thomas J. Porter
United States
Northwest Section
Robert I. Hunt
Frank C. Russell
Chicago Federation OF Labor
A. Bickett
Bickett Coal and Coke Company
Chicago Bearing Metal Company
Fort Dearborn National Bank
William Hale Thompson
Henry Stuckart
James T. Igoe
George F. Harding
Samuel A. Ettelson
Charles R. Francis
John Dill Robertson
M. D
John J. Garrity
Maclay Hoyne
Harry R. Gibbons
Joseph F. Haas
Charles W. Peters
James T. Burns
Robert M. Swehitzer
Henry Horner
John F. Devine
William R. Parker
John Kjellander
August Miller
Peter Reinberg
Board of Review
P. A. Nash
Edward R. Litzinger
Board of Assessors
William H. Weber
Adam Wolf
George K. Schmidt
Charles Krutckoff
Charles Ringer
Frank O. Lowden
John G. Oglesby
Edward J. Brundage
Louis L. Emmerson
Len Small
Andrew Russell
Francis G. Blair
Supreme Court
Charles W. Vail
Legal Aid Society OF Chicago
Charles H. Hamill
Fanny J. Howe
John H. Wigmore
Thomas J. Dee
F. Marion Kaufman
Henry A. Haugan
Silas H. Strawn
H. W. Austin
Louis M. Greeley
Charles Hamill
Ralph C
Hawxhurst
L. Jenks Marvin B
Dorothy Stirling
Edmund T. Perkins
George L. Schein
Frank J. Hogan
William L. O'Connell
the City Council
Nance
Mueller
Carr
Healy
Littler
Lawley
Paullin
Clark
Sergei
North Shore Channel
Real Estate Development
Illinois Valley
Charles H.lamson
Albert J. Hopkins
Tlinois
M. L. M.minley
Superior Court
Edward A. Cudahy
Gospers
Constitutional Convention Committee On Agriculture
General Assembly
W. F. Cummings
Robert M. Sweitner
George B. Holmes
Charles E. Timroth
Timroth Trucking Co
County Ac
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City Chgo
School
Sanitary
Park
F'r'st
Lincoln Pk
City Council
Michael J. Faherty
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