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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1916

Page

2

New M. V. L. in Field in Chicago Sit ting Alder Men

The Chicago Municipal Voters League plans a primary report on sitting aldermen and candidates for primary day. Maj John V Clinnin chartered the new group says work has begun on a bias free report and that corporators will step aside for representative citizens to run the league.

Chicago Municipal Voters’ League John V. Clinnin Municipal Voters’ League Maj. Clinnin Voters’ League Chicago

Stedman Nominated for Congress as Socialist Opponent to Mann

Seymour Stedman, Chicago Socialist and 1915 mayoral candidate, has been nominated for Congress. He expects to face Representative James R. Mann, Republican House minority leader, in the coming campaign. Stedman vows to foreclose Mann’s mortgage on the seat and notes Indiana and Wisconsin may elect Debs and Berger.

Seymour Stedman Chicago Congress James R. Mann House of Representatives Mann Mr. Stedman House Indiana Wisconsin Debs Berger

Burke's Petition for Delegate at Large Filed in Springfield

Robert E. Burke filed his petition for Delegate at Large to the Democratic National Convention in St. Louis on June 14 1916. The filing Friday last listed 1980 signers, or 980 more than prior totals.

Robert E. Burke St. Louis Springfield Burke

Quick Service Laundry Firm Leader May Become Alder Man

The owner of the Quick Service Laundry Company, a model city establishment, is noted for his interest in public affairs and could be a strong candidate for alderman.

Chicago petition draws support from business and labor leaders

A petition backing Burke for city park consolidation gathers signatures from 85 South Water street businessmen, 75 Board of Trade members, 600 German residents, and prominent labor figures. Organizing committee, chaired by Daniel J. O Connor, plans a vigorous campaign after February 29 aldermanic primaries, seeking a referendum on park consolidation at the April election. William Cullen Burns shines at the Bar.

South Water Street Board of Trade North Side Chas. H. Kellerman Harry R. Gibbons Joseph Grein Edward J. Kelly Daniel J. Coyne Ald. John , Haderlein Frank Roeder Gustav Seedort George Mayer Thomas P. Keane James Whalen John Denney Thomas O'Hearn A. J. Caveney John J. Leonard Daniel J. McMahon James V. Cunningham Wm. H. Oram Stanley H. Kunz Joseph Gill Daniel Moriarty Daniel Ryan John P. Dougherty John A. Haney Edward J. Novak Chas. A Committee On Organization Daniel J. O'Connor Burke Tson Chicago

Leoni Favored for Democratic Alderman Nomination

Paul P. Leoni, a well known West Side business leader and large taxpayer, is endorsed by Democratic leaders for the Democratic nomination for Alderman of the Eighteenth Ward. He is described as a public spirited citizen and president.

Paul P. Leoni West Side Leoni

Democratic List of Delegates at Large Filing Candidates

The Democratic slate for Delegates at Large lists Edward F. Dunne Michael Zimmer John W. Eckhart Carter Harrison Roger C. Sullivan Robert M. Sweitzer Jacob R. Creighton Reed Green Henry T. Rainey Jackson R. Pearce and Robert Emmett Burke as filed petition candidates with addresses in Chicago Cairo Carrollton and Quincy.

Edward F. Dunne Beacon Street Michael Zimmer West Twenty First Street John W. Eckhart Monroe Street Carter H. Harrison Sheridan Roger C. Sullivan Washington Boulevard Robert M. Sweitzer West Jackson Boulevard Jacob R. Creighton Fairfield Reed Green Cairo Henry T. Rainey Carrollton Jackson R. Pearce Quincy Robert Emmett Burke N. la Salle Street

McHale Seeks Democratic Nomination for Twenty Fourth Ward Alderman

George McHale, a popular North Side Democrat, runs for the Democratic nomination for alderman of the Twenty fourth ward. If nominated he would likely win and serve capably on the City Council.

George McHale North Side Twentyfourth

Hoffman Drives GOP Push for Peter M Hoffman Governor Bid

The Republican factions unite behind Coroner Peter M Hoffman as the likely candidate for governor citing his strong vote-getting record in Cook County. The party fights over ward committee seats fill the rest of the political foreground with names across State, Neutral, and Deneen divisions. Frank J Hogan praised for advancing the Fire Department’s interests and strong public service record.

Peter M. Hoffman Cook County Thompson

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