Chicago Campaign Factions Battle Over Harr ison Era Graft and Reform
A sprawling review traces Chicago political enmities surrounding the 1911 Harrison and Dunne campaigns, naming John Smulski Henry Stuckart and others. It recounts graft charges, charter fights, First Ward Ball ties, boulevard taxes, and calls for reform while detailing aldermanic terms expiring and party divides.
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Chicago Turngemeinde
Chicago
Harrison
Dunne
Judge Dunne
California
John Minnegen
Board of Local Improvements
Dunne Tooth
St. Luke's Sanitarium
Lincoln Hotel
Mr. Dunne
Carter H. Harrison
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Game
Atanas and Coertere Se
Peeay Bertone
Rat Oréere Filiad
Chronicle
Briggs House
Tribune
John F. Smuleki
West Park Board
Northwestern Trust and Savings Bank
Goody-Goody Trust Press
Busse
First Ward Dive Keepers Union
Andrew J. Graham
West Side
Democratic
Graham
United Societies
Red Light
First Ward
Michael Kenna
George F. Harding, Jr
Milton J. Foreman
James M. Dailey
John J. Sheahan
Theodore K. Long
Charles B. Merriam
John R. Emerson
Dennis J. Egan
Thomas F. Scully
Edward F. Cullerton
Michael Zimmer
Arthur W. Fulton
James H. Lawley
Henry Atpatel
Stanley H. Kunz
Lewis D. Bitts
John J. Brennan
John Powers
John P. Stewart
Francia W. Taylor
Herman J. Bayler
Jacob A. Hey
August Krumholz
Winfield P. Dunn
William F. Lipps
Joseph F. Capp
Harry B. Littler
Matthias A. Mueller
Michael McInerney
James A. Kearns
Albert J. Fisher
Charles B. Read
William F. Ryan
John 8. Clark
Harrison Board of Election Commissioners
Harrison Election Board
Mr. Graham
Democratic Party
Robert FR. Burke
Harrison Barnacles
Denis J. Swenie
William Masham
Swenie
Merriam
John F. Smulski
Henry Stuckart
Stuckart
Barnacle's
Knockers’ Union
Frances D. Connery
Rie Touchers Brigade
The
Knockers Union
Charter Harrison
Francis D. Connery
the Barnacles
Barnacles’ Union
Clube
Ceme
John £. Traeger
Alexander H. Revell
John F. Smalski