Political Talk on Leaders and Voter Voices in Alderman Ward
The Twenty-second Ward Italian Democratic Club endorses Victor J. Schaeffer for re election and backs James Hamilton Lewis and Charles Boeschenstein for U S Senate. Sheriff Michael Zimmer receives club appreciation and possible mayoral bid support. John R. Durso reports 1400 members with nearly half present. Judge Ben M Smith will not seek another term.
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James Hamilton Lewis
Charles Boeschenstein
United States
Victor J. Schaeffer
Italian Democratic Club
Oak Street
Milton Avenue
Michael Zimmer
John R. Durso
Ben M. Smith
Wilson to speak at Commercial Lab Chicago on Jan 11
President-elect Woodrow Wilson to be guest of Chicago Commercial Club and deliver the evening address on January 11. He notes he will give only two speeches before inauguration and has accepted two invitations, with the first already given in New York. Aldermen question why the Tele phone Trust resists automatic low rate systems that could cut costs and enable two cent calls plus small rental, arguing long distance business and high capitalization keep intercity service costly.
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Woodrow Wilson
Commercial Lab of
Chicago
Clyde M. Carr
Commercial Club
Southern Society of New York
Wilson
Big Telephone Trust
Bemis
Aldermen Set for Retirement Next April
A list of city aldermen who will retire in April includes 1st ward Michael Kenna Democrat and 1st ward George F Harding Republican, 1d ward A R Tearney Democrat, 4th ward Joseph F Ryan Democrat, South ward P J Carr Democrat, 6th ward Theodore K Long Republican, South ward John R Emerson Democrat, 7th ward Charles E Reading Democrat, 16th ward Frank Klaus Democrat, L ith ward E F Cullerton Democrat, 12th ward W F Schultz Democrat, 13th ward T J Ahern Democrat.
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Michael Kenna
George F. Harding
A. R. Tearney
Joseph F. Ryan
P. J. Carr
Theodore K. Long
John R. Emerson
Chas
E. Reading
Frank Klaus
Cullerton
Dem
Schultz
J, Ahern
Ward by ward political slate and police plan critique
The article lists ward by ward representatives in multiple districts and criticizes a proposed police re organization cutting stations by more than half. It notes 2400 officers moved to keep daily papers flowing during a strike, cites Alderman Block calling for a referendum on subway and merger transport questions, and questions telephone rate reforms. The piece warns that trusts may mislead the public while arousing anger over policy outcomes.
Grafters Seek State Board Posts Under Dunne
The passage notes that several notorious grafters who damaged former state administrations and now work for favored corporations are candidates for high posts on state boards under Dunne. It highlights concerns about cronyism and potential appointments.
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Dunne
Reds to add star pitcher and Olympic belt proposed
Cincinnati boss J M Tinker secures Frank Chance era control with Chance trade aims to add an American League star pitcher to Suggs Benton and Fromme. Armchair negotiations with Garry Herrmann promise a top hurler as part of the deal. Calvo signs with Washington. Sullivan and Robertson propose a silver belt prize to reward distance runners, to debut at New York indoor games.
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Chicago
Tinker
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Jones
Kite Sox
Joe Tinker
Cincinnati
Suggs
Benton
Fromme
Garry Herrmann
Frank Chance
Herrmann
Johnson
Reds
Corridon
Knisely
Humphries
Mitchell
Phelan
Erasa
James E. Sullivan
William (Sparrow) Robertson
Seventy-first Regiment Armory
New York
Minor league expansion in Western New York and Pennsylvania towns
Regions in western New York and Pennsylvania including Bradford Meadville Greenville Kane Warren and Oz City plus Jamestown Corning Hornell Olean and N Y are named as top candidates for berths in a new minor league. Larry Lajoie is rumored to have salary cuts but says he is worth as much as ever while Tris Speaker leads the league in chances with 407 putouts for the Red Sox.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Meadville
Greenville
Kane
Warren
Oz City
Jamestown
Corning
Hornell
Olean
N. Y
Speaker
Tris Speaker
Red Sox
Baseball News Roundup Has-Been Players and Prospects
A jumbled notes column mentions Asaf Sportdon Larry McLean possible Cardinals move Connie Mack raising park seats Hilly Papke fights France ex fighters Art Irwin Yankees scout now business manager Garry Hermann swapper Charlie Prank of New Orleans praises Pelican staff Washington Americans vs Reds exhibition March 30 Hans Wagner aims to win batting title Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker praised Old Cy Young eyeing Atlanta Pirates farm link for Louisville Hagerman sold to Portland Rat Nelson and Joe Grimm referenced amid season chatter
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Art Irwin
Yankees
Garry Hermann
Charlie Prank
New Orleans
Pelican
Washington Americans
Cincinnati Reds
Hans Wagner
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Nat Nelson
Colamps
Mike Kelly
Harry Gasper
Cincinnati
Cy" Young
Atlanta
Theab
Larry Cheney
Cubs
Louisville
American Association
Pittsburg Pirates
Rip’ Hagerman
Lincoln
Portland Club
Rat Nelson
Joe Grimm
Wisconsin 04 Captain Proposes Football Rule Changes
Irving Bush urges forward pass beyond scrimmage lines and abolishment of the try for goal after touchdown. He favors longer games with two 20 minute quarters and two 16 minute periods, arguing current strain is overstated and proposals deserve consideration.
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Irving Bush
Wisconsin ‘04
Bush
Thorpe to Quit Football Says Carlisle Star Will End Athletics
Indian athlete Jim Thorpe declares he will sever athletic ties with Carlisle and will not participate in any more sports. He made the statement after a crowd greeted the Carlisle team in Worcester before the Brown game. Thorpe had been a standout in the Olympian Games at Stockholm and the Celtic Park allaround championship.
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Jim Thorpe
Carlisle
United States
Worcester
Thorpe
Thorpe Aticks
Stockholm
America
Celtic Park
Martin Sheridan
Jim Flynn Plans Rest After Los Angeles Defeat
Jim Flynn, former heavyweight contender, was defeated by Luther McCarty in Los Angeles and is now in New York taking a long rest before aiming to return to championship class in the ring.
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Jim Flynn
Los Angeles
Luther McCarty
New York
Dummy Ball Prank Traps Honus Wagner by Pittsburg Shortstop
Honus Wagner recalls a Louisville incident where Jake Beckley concealed a dummy ball to fool him at first base. ump Tim Hurst watched as Wagner grabbed the ball and was then tagged out after the pitcher threw to second. Wagner says Beckley played the stunt with a fake ball, leaving him briefly exposed.
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Louisville
Tim Hurst
Jake
Hurst
China
Beckley
Tigers Open to Cash or Trade for Players
Detroit President Navin states the Tigers will consider selling or trading players including Cobb Crawford Stanage and Dubue. any Tiger on the market may be moved for cash or as part of a trade.
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Tiger
Cobb
Crawford
Stanage
Dubue
Navin
Detroit
Weeks Named President Of Wisconsin-Illinois League
Frank R. Weeks of Green Bay Wisconsin was recently elected president of the Wisconsin-Illinois league.
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Weeks
Frank R. Weeks
Green Bay
Wis
County Democracy Leaders List and Officers
The Cook County Democracy unveils its long roster of leaders including Secretary Robert B. Burke and Marshal James H. Farrell. The document names the full slate of officers, vice presidents, and executive committee members across district divisions, detailing numerous names across multiple parties and roles in Chicago politics.
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Cook County
Chicago
Robert B. Burke
James H. Farrell
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Wm. E. Furlong
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Marius Olsen
Martin J. Sweeney
James Hynes
John G. Baker
Martin Garski
John Dillon
Jeremiah T. J. McShea
Patrick J. Rowan
John J. Cullinan
Fred C. Ewert
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P. J. Coffey
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William Altemeier
James H. Ryan
Geo, McKenzie
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John J. Brady
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John J. O'Donnell
Ralph C. White
Frank L. White
Hyman Liderman
Frank T, Scanlan
Clarence Dullard
W. F. Cummings
Dani. Dowling
John W. Christie
Francis P. Burnett
William George Booles
L. R. Buckley
Geo. C. Waterman
J. C. Dooley
Richard P. Hickey
M. J. Tierney
Max le Beau
Fred B Zimmerman
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Michael McCarty
James M. Ward
James R. Mitchell
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C. W. Howe
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Geo. P. McFarland
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J. A. O'Donnell
Ellis W. Paul
Henry Breyer
Joseph Grein
Frank DeLaby
Dan H. Rote
Geo. W. LeVin
J. Edw. Clancy
John M. Kennedy
William Goodman
Geo. L. Franck
Fred T. Schwarts
Herman Peters
R. O. Gilbert
W. F. Kelley
Wm. H. White
John P. Quirk
Patrick O'Rourke
Michael Yarusto
J. A. Fensterle
Victor W. Hanke
Louis W. Greco
Gary J. Maulelle
H. F. Martin
Philip Papas
Jos. Walsh
Albert A. Book
Henry Hogan
Martin F. @. Norton
X. H. Kadow
Matthew E. Clark
Nick Sarno
Morris M. Kankowits
Frank Navigato
Timothy Finn
Michael Martin
Anthony Tortoriello
William A. Na
Henry ©. Schlacks
Edward J. Smith
Stephen Hunt
Henry Osborn
Chas. B. Hill
Albert Schaffner
John McCann
John
Driscoll
Henry F. Hayes
John J. Curran
Thomas L. Byrne
Dr. J. B. Weintraub
John F. Nolan
F. B. Robinson
John D. Green
Frank Arnold
Robt
J. Cranston
Thos. F. Rowan
John Kavanagh
Louis Mueller
Tho
Anthony J. McVady
M. J Flynn
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John B. Brenzas
James Ryan
B. H. Helde
Walter Shea
John H
G. A. Canisius
Thomas B. Golden
Andrew A. Collins
C. B. Hayne
J. P. Fitzgerald
Fred Schule
W. H. Lauff
Gee. J. Byrnes
John 8. Schneller
Norman P. Brodie
Daniel F. Rice
Michael P. Lowen
John B. Bercher
Carl W. Westerlind
Daniel L. Cruies
Chas Oakley
Oscar Anderson
Geo. A. Maneatus
D. R. Murphy
George Wilson
Arthur L. Meyer
Nick Protopas
William Payne
Jacob Dmerich, Jr
Ray R. Coombs
John Mabdoon
John M. Mullen
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Wm. J. Carroll
William H. Rose
Albert J. W. Appell
Serafino Consorti
George Bloehorn
Max Golderath
Joseph H. Fitch
Fred Sorensen
Geo. C. Knight
Horace M. McCullen
Thos. J. Scherer
F. C. Anderson
Henry G. Weber
Barnard J. Baumer
Fred J. Binkley
J. P. Jaeger
John J. Devine
David A. Rose
Frank C. Kellogg
James M. Slattery
Roy Barnett
Harry J. Geney
John Fanning
Malcolm B. Sterrett
Edward J. Healey
Chas. Dougherty
F. C. Adams