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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1917

Page

2

Democratic committee men named for Cook County wards and state posts

The notice lists Democratic officials from Illinois including Charles Boeschenstein as National Committeeman for Illinois and Arthur W. Charles as State Chairman. It covers county and ward leadership in Cook County from First Ward Michael Kenna to Thirtieth Ward James F. Heffernan, plus officers such as James M. Dailey and William P. Feeney.

Illinois Charles Boeschenstein Edwardsville Democratic State Committee Arthur W. Charles Douglas Pattison Freeport Terence F. Moran Chicago Ed. M. Spiller Marion Isaac B. Craig Mattoon Ernest Hoover Taylorville Jerry J. Kane East St. Louis Democratic County Committee James M. Dailey William P. Feeney Democratic Party of Cook County James M. Dalley Joseph Rushkewicz Frank F. Roeder Anton J. Cermak James M. Whalen Frank H. McCulloch Henry Stuckart John F. Quinlan

Cafeterias Fight Ordinance In City Health Probe

Cafeteria owners vow to challenge a health department ordinance requiring food on display to be covered. They claim the rule cripples businesses while health officials insist it ensures sanitary display. Samuel Cooper of Harmony cafeteria advocates court if needed.

City Health Department Samuel Cooper Harmony Health Department

Notable Chicago Figures Praised By City Leaders

Edward Uihlein of Schlitz Brewing, Judge John P McGoorty, Daniel L Crukce, Julius Oswald, Aig R McDonald, Maurice T Cullerton, Wilbur K Champlin, Alfred B Horder, and the Chicago Automobile Club are all lauded for influence, service, and community leadership in Chicago society. The Champlin Company earns praise for high quality law printing and prompt service. Peter Schoenhofen Theater led by Peter Schoenhofen Brewing Company’s president advances progressive civic efforts.

30Th Wallace Sts John F. Bolton Union Ave James J. Kropacek Normal Ave Kahn C. Hall Cottage Grove Ave James M. Whalen Langley Ave Elmer J. Whitty Commercial Ave John P. Byrnes Bond Ave Gustave Steinwig Anthony Ave DeHaan’s Hall Tel. Burnside Catrines DeHaan Donald E. Whittenburg W. 12Th St Tel. Seeley Michael J. Browne Washburne Ave Fred W. Rausch W. 15Th Kedzie Ave Tel Lawndale Otto Kerner Clifton Park Ave Joseph J. Novak Trumbull Ave W. Madison St Kedzie James C. Denvir Congress St John C. Morris W. Adams Conway's Hall Lake St Western Ave James B. Shiel Grand Ave Edward J. Kelly Park Ave Iowa St Edward J. Kaindl Chicago Ave Morris Gevirtz N. Francisco Ave North Ave Joseph Petlak Frank Literski Dickson St Milwaukee Ave Monroe Walter Smith Austin Ave Teofil Weyna James C. Gavin Racine Ave John Vanderburg Sangamon 8&T Blue Island Ave Taylor St Thos. J. Johnson W. Congress St John J. Falvey Lytle St Club House W. 18Th St Canal Peter F. Smith S. Union Ave Barth. P. Collins W. 19Th St Thomas Jefferson Club N. Dearborn St Tel. Superior Joseph P. Mahoney N. la Salle St Raymond A. Dougherty Larrabee St Tel. Lincoln W. North Ave Peter Schoenhofen Theater Peter Schoenhofen Brewing Company Chicago

Weeghman Plans Automatic Cafes in Chicago and Beyond

Chicago leader Charles Weeghman, Cubs president, to launch a $2,000,000 chain of marble automatic restaurants patterned after Hamburg, Stockholm and Paris. Ten U.S. locations planned with self-service menus and coin slots, feeding 10 000 to 12 000 daily. Inventor Waldemar Lingren of Haga land credited.

Chicago Charles Weeghman The Cubs Hamburg Stockholm Paris Weeghman United States New York Boston San Francisco Waldemer Lingren Hagaland

Tax Stand Nuisance at City Hall Front

The letter attacks La Salle Hotel and others for using public streets as taxi stands on Washington street by City Hall. It condemns private firms for blocking sidewalks and parking downtown and questions equal treatment for all citizens, calling the City Hall gang “blood raw” on this issue.

la Salle Hotel Washington Street City Hall Madagascar Chicago

Political Calendar for 1917 Chicago Elections

The 1917 Chicago election calendar lists two primaries two elections and three registrations days. Key dates include January 29 filing for aldermen city clerk and treasurer February 6 preprimary registration February 7 last day for filing February 27 municipal primary March 13 pre election registration April 3 municipal election August 22 preprimary registration September 12 judicial primary November 6 election of ten Superior Court judges. Registration days apply to movers since the October biennial.

Chicago Election Board Superior Court

TAXPAYER REBATES AID CALLED FOR BY CITY BOARD

The Board of Local Improvements reports over one million dollars in unclaimed rebates and refunds due to property owners. It proposes Senate Bill No 51 to let the city use unclaimed funds for more than five years after notice. A drive to abolish the board grows as taxpayers view it as a burden and source of joy to tax eaters.

Board of Local Improvements

List of aldermen on the city council

The Common Council names the aldermen forming the City Council by district numbers and includes party affiliations for some members. The list features numerous individuals such as Michael Kenna John J. Coughlin Oscar De Priest Hugh Morris John A. Richert and many others with varying party designations.

Michael Kenna John J. Coughlin Oscar de Priest Hugh Morris John A. Richert Charles Martin Thomas A. Doyle Alexander A. McCormick Willis O. Nancey Charles E. Merriam John N. Kimball John B Tyden Ernest M. Cross Hiram Vanderbilt Eugene H. Block Frank Klaus James McNichols Edward F. Cullerton Herman Krumdick Otto Kerner Joseph I. Novak John R. Anderson John G. Horne James H. Lawley Joseph H. Smith Henry Atpatel W. E. Rodriguez Vincent Zwiefka John Szymkowski Lewis D. Sitts Walkowiak Carl T. Murray William J. Healy John Powers James B. Bowler Herman Miller Matt Franz Ellis Geiger Earl J. Walker William P. Ellison John H. Bouler Thomas O. Wallace John Kjellander Herman Gnadt John Haderlein Henry D. Capitain Frank J. Link William F. Lipps George Pretzel John C. Kennedy Oliver L. Watson Harry B. Littler Max Adamowski John Hrubec Thomas F. Byrne William J. Lynch William R. O'Toole James A. Kearns Robert R. Pegram Albert J. Fisher Joseph C. Blaha John Toman Conrad H. Jankeseoee Thomas J. Lynch Dem

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Groceri&s Fair State, Adams and Dearborn Sts E. J. Lehmann A. R. Marriott Chicago Title & Trust Company Democratic Jacob Lindheimer Fred W. Blocks John J. Leonard William J. Graham Thomas D. Nash Patrick J. Carr John P. Gibbons John H. Mack Joseph W. Cermak A. J. Sabath Martin J. O’brien Patrick A. Nash Thomas P. Keane Stanley H. Kunz Bernard J. Grogan Dennis J. Egan John F. O'Mal Ley Rudolph L. Schapp Joseph L. Gill Harry R. Gibbons Henry A. Zender Neil Murley Frank Paschen Emmett Whealan James F. Heffernan Peter Schoenhofen Theurer P. Schoenhofen Brewing Co Michael K. Sheridan Frank J. Walsh Timothy Crowe Joseph O. Koster Samuel Kleinitz Chicago Heights Francis M. Keough Lemont Peter Wolf Melrose Park Ross C. Hall Oak Park Isaac M. Kuebler Palatine Gustav Seedorf N. Oakley Ave Broadway Edgewater John 8. Hummer Beacon St John P. Dougherty Magnolia Ave Lincoln Ave Grace Chas. A. Williams Janssen Ave Chas. W. Peters Hermitage Ave Grace Hall Bernard St Corner Grace Elston and Bernard Irving Hans Blase Pensacola Ave Geo. J. Gercken N. LeClaire Ave Armitage W. Garfield Blvd Tel. Drover Frank J. Ryan John R. Cook McNally's Hodnett’s John Clark Keeler and North Aves George W. Paullin Britton BUDD Metropolitan West Side Elevated Railway Eaglets Edward Uihlein Great Schlity Brewing Company John P.mcgoorty Circuit Court Daniel L. Crukce Julius Oswald West Randolph Street Aig Maurice T. Cullerton Alfred B. Horder Crack Chicago Automobile Club Weeghman’s Cafeplan Charles L. Frey Dunning F. C. Lindquist Arthur Donaldson the Common Council City of Fred W. Upham Consumers’ Coal Company
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