Democrats Urge Squelch of City Hall Kickers
A Chicago editorial faction denounces City Hall payrolls and Harrison allies for undermining the Cook County and State Democratic tickets. It warns party workers to curb malcontents who split efforts between county and state campaigns, urging unity ahead of county judiciary races and other offices.
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Cowan Named Leaders for State Republican Campaign Speakers
Scott Cowan head of the State Grain Department chosen to manage the speakers bureau in the Republican State campaign. Cowan is highly regarded for deep state knowledge and familiarity with the merits of Illinois speakers.
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Scott Cowan
State Grain Department
Cowan
Chronicle reaffirms Republican stance after St Louis convention
The Chronicle declares itself Republican and questions what more it can do after the St Louis convention. It notes most Chicago dailies share the same label and argues against Democratic calls to enact a new primary law, suggesting better results come from following existing election laws.
Meaning of Mayor Harrison's advisory committee on theater ordinance
The excerpt questions the purpose of Mayor Harrison appointing an advisory committee to consult with the Aldermen about modifying the theater ordinance as urged by theater managers. It asks whether the Mayor has reversed his earlier stance and hopes the Councilmen will resist. It criticizes the Aldermen for supporting the Northwestern "I" extension ordinance at their last meeting.
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Harrison
Extension plan prompts city dispute over taxes and coal contracts
Citizens in the far northwest press for a needed extension while the Crane Company opposes its assessment before the County Board of Review. The Municipal Voters' League policy clashes with the dispute as the Board wrestles with Dun ning coal contracts amid a tense scene.
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Municipal Voters’ League
Park system shakeup and new West Side appointee
Governor Yates likely to win his park reforms as the Park Board ousts William F. Cooke from general superintendency of the West Park system. John Dadle is named as his successor. Also cited is deadly lockjaw cases after Fourth of July events with five boys dying and hospitals reporting cases.
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William FE. Cooke
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John Dadle
West Side
Chicago
Deneen's Illinois Governor Bid Praised by Chronicle
The Chronicle pledges support to the Republican cause and its candidates, noting satisfaction for Governor candidate Deneen and his allies as they gain backing from the paper.
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Deneen
Ilinois
Sullivan Prepares for Inauguration Campaign in State
National Committeeman Roger C. Sullivan announces plans for an extensive inauguration campaign fund to ensure Republicans face a vigorous fight in this state. He vows nothing will be left undone to boost the party efforts and rally support.
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New Democratic National Committee
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Mayor Harrison Opposes Theater Ordinance Changes
Chicago aldermen consider municipal actions possible without a special advisory committee. Mayor Harrison reportedly says no amendments should be made to the theater ordinance.
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Chicago
Harrison
Public rhetoric on theater safety and national wages
The mayor faces criticism over theater safety measures while the public pays for daily bread. The U S census shows over a million and a half children rely on daily bread, and less than half of the population earns wages.
County Dems Seek Independence From City Leaders
The Democratic County Central Committee aims to strengthen the county ticket by repudiating support from influential leaders such as John Hopkins Roger C Sullivan and George E Brennan and their extensive networks, a move framed as restoring local autonomy.
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John [. Hopkins
Roger C. Sullivan
George E. Brennan
Madden Poised for Fight in Illinois First District
Republican Party managers in Illinois plan to expand the GOP Congressional delegation. Martin B. Madden, the Republican candidate in the First District, prepares for what his supporters call the fight of his life after a prior defeat blamed on overconfidence.
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Hearst managers plan clash to seize party control
The article reports Hearst managers contemplating a local and state fight to take over party organizations from the Hopkins faction. It notes threats to target Democratic Congressional candidates in districts such as the Twentieth, Twenty first and Twenty third, prompting calls for strong national party action amid Illinois campaign tensions.
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Democratic National Committee
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Harrison Democratic ratification meeting recalled in Cook County
The article notes a past ratification meeting by the Harrison Democratic machine of Cook County described as a demonstration for the Middle West. A July 20 gathering is planned and city officials may alter tactics to avoid a repetition. Andrew J. Graham is praised for public service on the West Park Board.
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Public figures in city politics and police praise
The piece lauds Graham as a principled, loyal businessman and official. It questions Harrison's motives regarding Bryan and mentions Parker and the campaign in Cook County. Inspector Nicholas Hunt is praised for leadership and bravery amid a strike crisis.
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Nicholas Hunt
Police Department
Mayor Harrixon Silent on Campaign Contributions
Chairman Hopkins of the State Central Committee says Mayor Harrixon did not contribute to state or national campaigns in 100. The mayor did not contribute and is urged to provide support.
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State Central Comittee
Harrixon
Prediction of patronage shifts in Chicago politics
The report predicts radical changes in federal patronage will help the old Republican Cook County machine recover from losses after the recent gubernatorial campaign. The Internal Revenue Department is cited as the starting point for this policy shift.
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Cook County
Internal Revenue Department
Tiperizing Water Supply Sets City Upset
A new public service espionage scheme called Tiperizing water supply will cost the city 600 dollars per month for an indefinite period.
Judge Stein Chosen Presiding Judge by Appellate Court
The Appellate Court elected Judge Philip Stein to serve as Presiding Judge for the coming year. Fellow jurists honored him with the vote recognizing his service and leadership.
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Philip Stein
Street-cleaning clubs plan expansion downtown
The Commercial and Merchants' Clubs report success of their downtown street-cleaning effort and announce plans to enlarge the field of their labors. We wish them continued success.
Meat supply not threatened by stock yards strike
Newspapers claim the stock yards strike will not cause a meat shortage, countering the previous day’s warning of a meat famine. The conflicting reports from Chicago papers suggest sensationalism rather than a real crisis.
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Chicago Daily Press
Traction politics surge as Harrison mulls re election plans
City moves to remove tracks on City Passenger Railway lines within ninety days and invites bids to run a street railway. The action fuels debate over municipal ownership versus private operation, amid campaign nerves and expected spring electoral tactics.
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Harrison
City Passenger Railway Company
Union Traction Company
Buncombe
Marry Hildreth Jr Seeks Chicago Circuit Clerk Post
Marry Hildreth Jr a popular Democratic candidate for the Cir cuit Court clerkship in Chicago is heralded as a strong winner. The brief profile cites his lifelong Democratic ties urbane manners education and long city activity under Ernest Hummel as chief assistant.
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