Lorimer's voting record questioned in district race
An analysis accuses Senator Lorimer of lax attendance and frequent nonvotes on 150 major bills from the Fifty-fourth to Sixtieth Congress while praising John W. T. as a fearless, honest candidate for State Senator. The piece cites votes against pure food, railway worker hours, and other measures, urging T. for August 8 nomination and November election.
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Post Office
Department
Lorimer
Chicago
Congress
John W. T
George W. Paullin
Drainage Board
Paullin
Porter Seeks Re nomination for Appellate Clerk
Porter pledges to accept a salary rather than fees if re elected on November 3 1908. He notes Cook County clerks’ salaries at 5000 per year and vows to accept a fixed legislature set salary for the Appellate Court clerk during his term.
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A. R. Porter
Porter
Appellate Court
Cook County
Political endorsements and nominations listed for Chicago races
A Chicago political notice endorses Alfred R. Porter for Clerk of the Appellate Court and others for county and city offices. It praises judges and officials, urges August primary votes, and profiles candidates including William H. Weber, George K. Schmidt, George W. Paullin, HK Ol Doggett, Carl L. Barnes, and William Busse, with brief bios and platforms.
W L Doggett Bros and Political Endorsements in Chicago
A historical note profiles W L Doggett and family business in Chicago, detailing W L Doggett Bros brokerage and real estate work, their Rector Building firm, and Doggett’s long tenure as Collector of Internal Revenue. The piece also references political endorsements for Cyril Jandus, John W Hill, Col James Hamilton Lewis, and John J Geraghty, with varied party affiliations and campaign implications.
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Virginia
United States Army
Chicago
W. L. Doggett Bros
Rector Building
Internal Revenue
Cleveland
Doggett
South Shore Country Club
Political endorsements stir Sixth District primaries
The piece highlights endorsements in an election context. Abel Davis is praised for honesty and hard work on the County Recorder role and deserves renomination. Charles F. Gunthertson is favored for reappointment, with broader Democratic sentiment backing Governor reelection. Daniel G. Ramany is noted as a strong Democratic candidate, and Ebertshauser is presented as a respected choice for President of the County Board.
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William II, Weber
Mr. Weber
William H. Weber
William Busse
Jie
Board of Review
H. E. L. Doggett
Chicago
Sixth Ward
Mr. Doggett
Fredericksburg
Abel Davis
County Recorder
Charles F. Gunthertson
Te Ja
Ty Ebertshauser
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John M. Ewen
the Rookery
Charles F. Gunther
Jesse Holdom
Francis Adams
Edward C. Brown
Frank Baker
Frederick A. Smith
Henry V. Freeman
Alfred R. Porter
Republican Party
Max Eberhardt
Las
Hess
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HK OL Doggett
Mr. Barnes
Connellsville
Indianapolis
Kent College of Law
United States Chemical Company
Boston
San Francisco
Dallas
Tex
Salt Lake City
Pittsburg
Minneapolis
Carl L. Barnes
William Lorimer
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
John W. Hill
Eratic
Cyril R. Jandus
Democrate
James Hamilton Lewis
John J. Geraghty
Daniel G. Ramany
Lincoln
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E. North Ave
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Grand Crossing
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