Democrats Demand Clean Men for Cook County Posts
A Chicago article argues Democrats must nominate businesslike, solvent men for County Commissioner Drainage Trustee and Assessor. It condemns deadbeat candidates, urges prepay of party assessments, cites salaries, and calls out listed incumbents with reformist critique amid a broader push for honest leadership.
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Democratic
Cook County
Democratic Party
Chicago
Young Men's Voters’ League
League
Michael Petrie
North State Street
James H. Burke
North
Carpenter Street
Lttle
Batten Probate Judgeship candidacy nerves county leaders
Pat ODonnell and Dave Kalli s anxious about John H Batten's candidacy for the Probate Judgeship. Further details forthcoming.
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Pat O'Donnell
Dave Kallis
John H. Batten
Loomis Favored as Republican Nominee for Probate Judge
Ex County Judge Mason B Loomis is the strongest name mentioned by Republicans for Probate Judge. He has the people’s confidence and would be a tower of strength on the county ticket. Country-town delegates back Loomis and city delegates are urged to nominate him for Judge of Probate Court.
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John F. Devine
North Hermitage Avenue
Henry L. Hertz
Mr. Herts
Dunning Institutions
Edward H. Wright
Dearborn Street
Frank J. Lindston
Belmont Avenue
David Kallis
West 13Th Street
Charles J. Dahlgren
West 58Th Street
Wentworth Avenue
Charles J. Happel
Ashland Avenue
Joe Bidwill
Peter M. Hoffman
Deaplaines
Alfred van Steenberg
Lansing
Thornton
Joseph Carolan
Austin
Criminal Court
Roads and Bridges
Mingace
George Struckman
Bartlett
Struckman
van Dorn
Metropolitan Traction
Henry J. Beer
Blue Island
Kunstman
Kerfoot
Edward C. Brown
Judge Haneey
Evanston
Avenue House
Judge Carter
Congressman Refes
Richard Yates
Hancey
DuPage County
John H. Batten
Cook County
du Page County
Mason B. Loomis
Judge Loomis
Judge Batten
Chicago
J. C. Braden
Mr. Braden
Mason
Illinois
Dom Paul Shelby M. Cullom
Hennessey Revolt Talk Targets Editors and Corruption
Judge Hennessey rails at Chicago newspapers claiming they fuel a coming revolt against bad judges and corrupt politicians who sold out to corporations. He hints editors will be hanged first and日前 calls for action against bribery in the Legislature and City Council. The piece discusses O Donnell and Batten nominations, DuPage County ties, and ongoing political jockeying.
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Hennessey
The
Eagle
Princess Hall
Chicago
Ifty
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A. R. Porter
Hyde Park
Eayers’ Union
James A. Hogan
Sheriff's Office
Fred W. Upham
Congress
Ernest G. Bechubert
George Foss
Burke
Didate
Ed C. W. Wilkin
John P. McGoorty
Ike
Kane County
Carter
Irwin
Kallia
Ufe
Batten
P. D. Armour
California
Henry L. Herts
Orrin N. Carter
Imnols
Hopkins
Aurora
Kane
William
Seipp
Mason B
Loomia
Hennessey and Batten
Patrick Henry O'Donnell
Patrick Henry O’donnell
Braden
Eckhart
Wm. E. Mason
United States
Mack
South Africa
Paul Shelby M
Shelby M
L. C. Goddard
Rookery
Ilinois
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