Democratic Committeemen and Ward Organization List
A detailed roll of Democratic party officers and ward headquarters. Includes names for national, state, county committees, ward leaders, officers, and locations of party sites across Chicago.
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Newspaper
Chicago Eagle
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1916
Page
2
A detailed roll of Democratic party officers and ward headquarters. Includes names for national, state, county committees, ward leaders, officers, and locations of party sites across Chicago.
A compilation lists many headquarters or clubs with street addresses, phone numbers, and officers. It names presidents and secretaries at diverse Chicago locations including 16th to 34th districts, various streets, and meeting schedules on Fridays or Thursdays.
The Chicago Eagle reports south side residents allege strong odors from Bridgeport soap and rendering works. They claim the industries wield influence over health authorities, polluting air and endangering health, while summer breezes spread the smells across Chicago.
County treasurer Henry Stuckart objects to blame for tax increases. He says he will post signs in his office blaming the board of assessors for higher taxes to visitors paying their taxes.
The People of Chicago call for a years-long investigation of the Civil Service Commission. They seek scrutiny of exams and favoritism, noting cost to taxpayers and alleged elitist practices that favor a chosen few over honest workers.
Oscar E B Hewitt notes in the Chicago Herald that county offices up for primaries control 1,221 regular jobs and about 197000 annually in extra pay. The payroll totals 2261359 across Sanitary district, boards of assessors and review, recorder, clerks, coroner, and state's attorney with salaries and extra help.
Alderman Merriam urges the city council to seek state authority to create building districts separating factories and shops from homes. He argues congested neighborhoods expose children to traffic and pollution, claiming zoned districts would reduce deaths, lower fire risk, improve air, and stabilize property values while fostering orderly industrial growth.
A large placard in Judge John Stelk’s garnishment and repleving chamber warns callers with the line An honest litigant comes into court by the front door. The judge explains he tire of pre court visits and aims to curb ad hoc appeals before cases. The piece notes local lawyers and business figures such as Frank J. Hogan, William Cullen Burns, Louis Jolssaint, Connie Hayes, and Thomas F. Keeley for their community roles and civic involvement.
G. A. Schillinger, leader of the Elks building committee, is directing efforts toward constructing a grand new Elks building on Washington street, highlighting his popular community work.
Voters consider several state official salaries and patronage costs. Key figures include state’s attorney 38400, recorder 36000, circuit and superior court clerks 36000 and 350000 for patronage, coroner 36000, assessors and board of review pay, sanitary trustees 45000 central and 60000 two members, plus supreme and municipal judges totals. Overall amount listed 7485400.
A Chicago area item lists Republican district members including Adolph Marks and Abel Davis with party roles, plus a ward alderman suggestion for the 21st ward. It also notes local business ads for American Taxi and Atlas Linen Supply, and Akron Tire & Vulcanizing Company with Mohawk Quality tires and nocturnal service.
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