Political Comp Truce in Chicago Democratic Ranks
The Chicago Eagle reports deep tensions within the 600 Democrats filing county ticket petitions as Organization leaders accused of hogging places spark a revolt among followers. It notes Sullivan’s near sweep of Illinois electors and details Clark Trainer and Hunt trust arrangements, plus local figures like Wallace G. Clark and Sanitary Trustee Clark.
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Organippetite
Youaee
Board of Assessors
Wallace G. Clark
Clark
Trainer
Sanitary
Clark & Trainer
The
Eagle
Michigan Boulevard
Michigan Avenue
Washington Streets
Jarvis Hunt
Recorder's Office
Chicago
Board of Review
Board of
Economist
J. Milton Trainer
Washington Street
Montgomery Ward & Co
Jarvis Hunt Jr
Louisa Hunt
John Milton
Sam
Uncle Sam
Corn Products Refining Company
Taylor Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washingtontrees
Jarvis Hunt and Clark & Trainer
Nomination of Popular Democrat for County Treasurer Unified Fight
The piece centers on John J. Bradley as the Democratic choice for County Treasurer, arguing his unity potential to mobilize voters and unite party factions. It notes Bradley’s prior service, popularity across classes, and support from party leaders while warning against anti Bradley opposition. The column also touches on Sullivan for U S Senator and internal party dynamics surrounding tax and property issues.
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John J. Bradley
Bradley
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Chicago Eagle
Benny Caldwell
Larry Stringer
Stringer
Cook County
Caldwell
Illinois
Sullivan
Loverin-Brown
South State Street
Clarkdale
Lexington
West Side
Corn Products Company
Barney Weber
Joe Mahoney
John F. O'Malley
North Side
Anti-Saloon League of Illinois
George McConnell
Eddie Novak
Billy Skidmore
D. J. Cahill
Stock Yards
John Haderlein
Twenty-fourth
McGann
Richert
James O'Donnell Bennett
Paris
Tribune
Carter
Hooker
Arnold
Block
Littler
Seon
Man Killer Union
Hinky Dink
Bath House
John
Mr. Sullivan
Republican Citizens’ County
William Ray Moss
Oscar A
United States
Democratic Organization
Fon
Democratic Party
League
Wilson
Chicago Daily Journal
Lexington and
Flournoy Streets
St. Louis Avenue
Wallace G. "Clark
Sanitary Board
South Dearborn Street
Forrestville Avenue
Arthur R. Clark
Ellis Avenue
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Roger C. Sullivan
Sherman
Edward F. Dunne
Fred J. Kern
State Board of Administration
Edmund M. Allen
Joliet Penitentiary
John Gibbons
Dunne
James Denvir
West Park
Leo L. Mrazek
State Board of Pharmacy
C. W. Faltzot
Somonauk
Joliet Penitentary
John E. Owens
Salzer
Milwaukee Avenue
Clayton F. Smith
Frank Paschen
Kickham Scanlan
Appellate Court