Political Compromise in Chicago Democratic Ranks
Gossip on the Chicago political world centers on the 400 Democratic petitions for county tickets, the Organized Appetite, and promises of high placement. The piece details candidates Larry Stringer and Benny Caldwell, statewide and Cook County vote counts, and critiques the trust and property holdings of Wallace G. Clark and Jarvis Hunt, with calls for scrutiny by local officials.
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Thcket
Apptite
Benny Caldwell
Larry Stringer
Stringer
Cook County
Caldwell
West Side Leaders Control Sullivan WardString
George McConnell Eddie Novak and Billy Skidmore report everything for Sullivan in a long string of wards as they argue the law should limit to counties of seen Chane Silicon inhabitants based on time theory that prior statutes applied only to Cook county or vice versa.
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Cook County
Vicw
George McConnell
Eddie Novak
Billy Skidmore
West Side
Sullivan
Political machine talk and street figures in Chicago politics
Spirit in large quantities has been injected into the Democratic organization slate for county offices. D. J. Cahill is the state candidate for County Treasurer and John Haderlein for Sheriff. McGann and Richert support European junket factions. James O'Donnell Bennett notes junketers in Paris and practical fire drills. The Boulevard Link fundraiser seeks ten million from North and South Side taxpayers. The Man Killer Union finishes its plans. Hinky Dink and Bath House John lead South Side forces, confident of a Sullivan vote. Two-thirds of hand-picked Posyocratic electors favored Sullivan for senator.
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D. J. Cahill
Stock Yards
John Haderlein
Twenty-fourth
Sherif
McGann
Richert
James O'Donnell Bennett
Paris
The
Tribune
Cate
Carter
Hooker
Arnold
Block
Littler
Man Killer Union
Hinky Dink
Bath House
John
Sullivan
Local Republican Citizens County Completion Noted
The Republican citizens county project was completed under the supervision of William Ray Moss and his team, marking a milestone in local governance and political organization.
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Citizens County
Hicker
William Ray Moss
Tis
Bradley Seen as Key Democrat Hope for County Treasurer
The piece portrays John J. Bradley as the preferred Democratic nominee for County Treasurer, citing his unselfish party loyalty, honesty, and past city council service. It argues his lead would unite party factions and broaden support, while noting opposition from some bosses. The article also mentions Sullivan for Senate and criticizes certain party dynamics and local figures.
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John J. Bradley
Sen
Bradley
Democratic Party
Income tax inquiry into Clark & Trainer deals noted
The item discusses income tax returns of Wallace G. Clark and J. Milton Trainer, and the Clark & Trainer firm. It cites a promoter report from The Economist about a $77,000 commission paid to Trainer for selling the old sugar refinery property to the Pennsylvania Railroad, and mentions the Michigan Boulevard Building by Jarvis Hunt and Clark & Trainer near Michigan Boulevard and Washington Street.
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Board of Assessors
Wallace G. Clark
Clark
Mr. Trainer
Sanitary
Clark &Trainer
Clark & Trainer
The
Eagle
Michigan Boulevard
Michigan Avenue
Washington Streets
Jarvis Hunt
Recorder's Office
Chicago
Board of Review
Able States
Economist
J. Milton Trainer
Washington Street
Montgomery Co
Jarvis Hunt Jr
Louisa Hunt
John Milton Trainer Jr
Wallace L. Clark
Ruth L. Clark
Mr. Hunt
Charles H. Thorne
Bams
Sam
Corn Products Refining Company
Taylor Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington — Street
Jarvis Hunt and Clark & Trainer
Jewish Democracy backs Judge Owens in county race
At a Sunday meeting in Salter's hall Milwaukee avenue the Jewish Democracy or the Twenty eighth ward endorsed Judge Johnny Owens for county judge citing his clean elections work and removal of loan sharks from the county building They also endorsed Clayton B. Smith for Board of Review and Frank Pachen for ward committeeman.
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Johnny Owens
Salter's Hall
Milwaukee Avenue
Cook County
Clayton B. Smith
Board of Review
Frank Paschen
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Chicago Eagle
Life In
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Allinois
Wallace G. "Cran
Loverin-Brown
L700
South State Street
Clarkdale
Lexington
Corn Products Company
Barney Weber
Joe Mahoney
John F. O'Malley
North Side
Anti Saloon League of
Hlinots
League
United States
Wilson
Mr. Sullivan
Democratic Organization
Sidemaukers
Chicago Daily Journal
Chirk & Trainer
Lexitaton
Flournoy Streets
St. Louis Avenue
Arter Iheome
TAN Payer
Wallace
South Dearborn Street
ACK, Chirk & Co
Forrest Ville Avenue
Milton Trainer
Sian Arthur Ro Chirk
Ellis Avenue
Hindstor Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Roger C. Sullivan
Meo Sullivan
Hotel
Sherman
Harmons
Kickham Scanlan
Appellate Court
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