Wilson meeting at auditorium drains warmth from crowd
The article criticizes a Wilson rally at the auditorium as a frosty affair. It notes the event was organized by an Industrial Club and attended mainly by Republican office seekers, with limited enthusiasm or partisan spirit from the audience.
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Wilson
Benes
Industrial Club
Trish Fellowship Club
National Democratic
Democratic State Central
Chicago
Lee Dealers and
Aye To Date Society
Business Verein
Dress suits. The eded their furs on the way ho
The fragmentary text notes clothing items with mentions of dresses and furs and a vague journey home. The readable words lack clear events, people, dates, or organizations to identify a definitive story or context.
Poor Old Carter in Sullivan Split Over Ninth District Delegates
Harrison remains the target of Sullivan aligned Democrats as Ninth district delegates are named John McGillen and Colin C. H. Fyffe while Bernard Dung and N. G. Fry are slated as alternates and Edward Mulcahy endorsed for state committee man amid a peace proposal dispute.
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Harrison
Heo
Sullivan
Dunne and
Lewis
Traeger
Mike Zimmer
Joliet
Stevenson
Carter
Heeis
Wilson
Roger C. Sullivan
Carter W. Harrison
Sullivan Forces
Ninth
Harrison Reste
John McGillen
Colin C. H. Fyffe
Women Vote Guide Lists Key Election Dates
Chief Clerk Dennis J. Baan of the Election Board announces schedule of when women can vote. Dates include Feb 20 municipal primaries for aldermen and a municipal court judge, April 6 primaries for state ward and precinct committeemen, Sept 7 primaries for state board of equalization university trustees assessor board of review and municipal court judges, June 6 primaries for six circuit and superior court judges, and primaries for delegates to national conventions and for congress. The notice notes some offices not open to voting on April 11.
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Dennis J. Baan
Election Board
Joseph
Rycn
Sanitary District
Circuit
Superior Court
Congress
State Officials List Roles Across Judicial and Civic Offices
A roster enumerates men serving in state and county government. It includes state senators and representatives, governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, attorney-general, county recorder, state's attorney, surveyor, coroner, and clerks of Circuit and Superior courts.
Sullivan Democrats slate district delegates across multiple districts
slate lists candidates for district delegates in several congressional districts including Sixth Thomas M. Sullivan and William By Ryan Seventh Thomas Murray Felix Wilkowski Hans Bhise Edward Kamd alternates Bo FLOW Nicholas Warner Tenth Douglas Patt eon art Martin Dillon Galena Twenty-second William M. Baltz Marissa Joseph Pabiletiek Alton Twenty-third George Wy Fithian Newton BW Easterday Vandalia Twenty-fifth Walter Williams Bentony M Etherton Carbondale and
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Sullivan
Thomas M. Sullivan
William By Ryan
Thomas Murray
Felix Wilkowski
Hans Bhise
Edward Kamd
Bo Flow Nicholas Warner
Douglas Patteon
Art
Martin Dillon
Galena
William M. Baltz
Marissa
Joseph Pabiletiek
Alton
George Wy. Fithian
Newton
Easterday
Van
Street Railway Wage Dispute Sparks Arbitration Board Clash
Officials of the street railway unions seek a bonding of the arbitration board members who ruled on the recent award. The dispute centers on Chicago Surface Lines allegedly not granting wage increases to about 200 switchmen grade ten watchmen and others employed outside the barns.
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Arbitration Board
Street Railway Wise
Street Earthen’s
Chicago
Mayer and Haynes Named District Delegates Candidates
Oscar Mayer and Patrick Haynes were chosen as district delegates candidates for the tenth congressional district while John McGarry was selected for state committeeman. Factional fights loom in seventh and tenth districts with Sullivan men backing Murray and Wilkowski in seventh and Wagner in tenth. Henry Zander and Isaac Doff named for seventh district delegates with Michael Grace endorsed for state central committee.
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Oscar PL Mayer
Patrick BF. Haynes
John AJ McGarry
Sullivan
Thomas Murray
Felix Wilkowski
Weber
Nicholas Wagner
Henry G. Zander
Isaac Doff
Michael Grace
State Central Committee
Deneen Aid Focuses on Ward Fight Says Lundin Group
The Thompson Lundin forces claim city hall backs are on the gist ward committee battle rather than alderman races. Deneen as ward committeeman seeks reelection while Thompson Lundin supporters claim to back a neutral stance and aim to oust Mr Deneen by pressuring the committees.
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Thompson Lundin
Gist
Charles 8
Peneen
City Hall
Deneen
Wil
Thompson
Eell
Harrison's TREAT Mayor Benches Cheerful Image in City Talk
In a lively exchange at City Hall, locals praise Harrison as a cheerful, generous mayor. Remarks recall a Riverview picnic where Harrison offered drinks and showed amiable leadership amid political banter. The piece blends humor with civic portraiture. The Milwaukee rail project announces a new Canal Street passenger terminal with 26 tracks, to be built at Canal and Adams, cost around Sheecanoe, with train sheds underground.
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Barney
Harrison
Con
Don Harrison
Harney
Riverview
County Democracy
Union
Canal and
Adams Streets
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
The
Milwaukee
Brick Trust Alleged in Chicago Paving Deals
Charges allege a brick trust aims to dominate paving contracts in Chicago. Charles T. Palmer, attorney for the South Webster Brick Co of Chillicothe Ohio, claims a decade old scheme tied to city offices and the board of local improvements. The case centers on Norton the city brick tester accused of improper payments for bricks from the South Webster Brick Co.
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Chicago
Civil Service
Charles T. Palmer
South Webster Brick Company
Chillicothe
Palmer
Board of Local Improvements
Padker
Deod. Norton
South Webster Trick Company
Endorsement Boosts Schmidt in Ward Committee Race
Republican George K. Schmidt, ward committeeman, led Isaac Dryan in a party committee vote. A mixed-gender panel endorsed Schmidt as the club's candidate, with Schmidt receiving fifteen votes to eleven for Dryan.
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George K. Schmidt
Isaac Dryan
Phinteen Tien Ata
Schmidt
Piryan
Judge Dolan Addresses Boys Topic at Real Estate Board
Judge Harry P. Dolan of the Municipal Court spoke before the Cook County Real Estate Board at its Tunecheon Tuesday gathering at the Morrison Hotel. Samuel Ke, Erickson presided as hostmaster, and the illustrated talk focused on The Boy and the City with stereoptic con views.
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Harry P. Dolan
Municipal Court
Cook County Real Estate Board
Morrison Hotel
Samuel KE
Erickson
Meeting backs Burke for delegate at large to Democratic convention
A Chicago gathering at the Hotel Sherman organized support for Robert E. Burke as Delegate at Large to the Democratic National Convention. Daniel J. O’Connor was named chairman and James V. Cunningham secretary of the organization committee. Burke, a longtime Cook County political figure, pledged loyalty to the party and its Chicago leaders. The meeting also appointed committees to file petitions, secure Springfield headquarters, and establish statewide organization.
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Sherman
Robert E. Burke
Springfield
Daniel J. O'Connor
James V. Cunningham
Robert KB. Burke
Lat Salle
Tewistery
Democratic Party
Cook County
Petivemiesy
Tse
Carter Ho
Bryan
Ise
Bevan
Dee
Parker
Commie Tattle
Simon O'Donnell
Dot Pikepatrick
Edward McNorkels
Stephen
Sumner
Martin McGraw
George Py Crowe
Joseph Morton
Meary
Purkess
Gimome
Charles al Cotmiskey
Joe Pinker
Jimmy Catlin
Prank @han
Gas Committee Orders Restart of Rates Fight at Peoples Gas
The council gas, oil and electric light committee directed the corporation counsel to begin proceedings to put pressure on Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company as part of ongoing rate dispute.
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Council Gas, Oil and Electric Light Committee
Corporation Counsel
Peoples Gas Light and Coke
Thomp son of trersinas Pledges Fifth Ward Support
Former Alderman Howard Hy Lite inger Republican committee member and Mayer pledge to back Thompson in the Fifth Ward. Lit livinger promised campaign help but said he would press for appointments if Thompson won. The mayoral race primaries loom as discussions continue.
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Howard Hy Liteinger
Comanitteeniuin
de Pith
Claes Mayer
Litvinger
Mayer Thoaipeseti
de Powis
Potek
Fauindin
Hanidin
Deneen Backing Watson in Ward Race Prompted
Deneen Republicans of the Paonts seventh ward pledged support to Alder Oliver J. Watson for re election. The event featured Victor Warts Wits greeted by local party leaders and Henry Bark who chaired.
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Deneen
Paonts
Oliver J. Watson
Victor
Witsoe Enndt Dhaey
Charles Bark
Local Candidates Split on Endorsements in District Race
Ambiguous vote guidance emerges as Hartson and Prager clash over Sullivan endorsement for district delegate in the third congressional district amid party tensions. Observers note mixed signals from Hartson supporters and Praeger associates on the possible Sullivan slate.
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Hartson
Decilie Sherk Praeger
Hart
Itiie
Ennididates
Sullivan
Fragmented OCR note on hearings and licensing panel
A partial, garbled OCR block describes a licensing committee appointing a subcommittee to hearings on a proposal. It mentions a Sunday saloon issue and a Rhode or Rhode Island figure, with references to a retailer and a park or manor. The readable names are unclear and several phrases are incomplete.
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Ely Comedlicense
Stevenson Withdraws Bid for State Office
Secretary of State Lewis G Stevenson withdraws his candidacy amid a reshuffle of statewide delegate alignments, signaling changes in the political slate as regional factions adjust their support for primary delegates.
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Lewis G. Stevenson
Renal
Fragmented OCR Note on Counting Machine Delays
The text describes an OCR corrupted report about a counting machine failing to count. It references a late elite on ministry or state details and mentions a secretary and Lowther, with unclear actions. The passage is garbled, lacking clear names or dates but implying technical or administrative disruption.
O Connell and Hoyne Debate Candidates for State Office
Fragmentary notes describe a state election contest with figures and parties. Mentions candidates such as Pryetalshi and Matton with unclear affiliations. Vague references to pressing issues and procedural steps.
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G. K. Schmidt
Judge Dolan
Burke
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Garner
City Council
Litzinger
Secretary of State
Bax
O'Connell and Hoyne
Thanean
Eeeril Geeressionad Dietiat
John Pryetalshi
Matton
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