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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1910

Page

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Party slates draw lines in Chicago elections

The piece surveys Republican and Democratic slates for Chicago area races, naming candidates for county judge, clerks, treasurer, boards, and judges across several wards. It questions party organization power, notes internal dissension, and references recent transport talks and aldermanic secrecy surrounding traction negotiations.

Democratic Party Republican Party Chicago Roger C. Marcy Frank J. McNichols Deneen Emil 0. Kowalski Ishot United Societies General Assembly Joseph Grein Max L. Wolff George Laudan Cyril R. Jandus A. W. May W. R. Michaelis A. J. Cermak Herman Bauler

Jacksons Plan to Save Taxpayers and Build Subway

The piece contrasts the Jackson plan for a taxpayer funded, citywide subway with opponents who advocate spending ninety five million of public money immediately. It argues Jackson would avoid factory ties, ensure honest subways, and serve outlying business districts.

George W. Jackson Chicago Jackson New York

Subways Planned to Extend Across City at $75 Million Cost

Framing of franchise ordinances proposes abolishing 55 percent of net city receipts from Consolidated lines and merging Consolidated earnings with Railways. The plan targets a subway system reaching 73rd Street, Wilson Avenue and 48th Avenue with eight downtown loops. Construction would begin on a single loop within two miles of final boundaries pending council approval.

Fisher Consolidated Chicago Railways Company W. W. Gurley Traction Wean Corporation Hayes H. H. Evans Transportation Committee Walter L. Fisher Foreman Daily News Ald Milton J. Foreman Howard W. Hayes Corporation Edward J. Brundage Corporation Counsel Br. Brundage Washington Street Chicago Consolidated Traction Company Ald. Fore Council Jacob A. Hey Ald. Hey Dever Judiciary Committee 73D Street Wilson Avenue 48Th Avenue

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Alderman Foreman Republican County Central Committee Lewis Rinaker Cutting Guy Guernsey John Kjellander Oscar, Heber F. D. Meacham Archibald C. Coddington Henry V. Freeman Axel Chytraus Albert C. Barnes Jesse Holdom George A. Dupuy E. J. Brundage Chetlain Thomas Taylor, Jr McEwen Circuit Carl R. Chindblom Joseph G. Elias Oscar R. Helstrom Michael Zimmer Ward W. L. O'Connell R. M. Sweitzer John EB. Owen Carter H. Harrison Thomas J. Webb Frank J. Koraleski John A. Cervenka Frank J. Walsh Thomas Smythe Trustees Thomas L. Sullivan Stanley Adamkiewicz Lawrence J. Coffey George Sultan Joseph Fitzgerald Frank Regan Stanley J. Kuslewski Charles Glennon Joseph Mandl Daniel Harris Bartley Burg Judge Circuit Court For Carpenter Judges Superior Court William E. Dever Charles A. McDon M. M. Gridley Evanston William Fennimore Cooper Joseph H. Fitch Colin C. H. Fyffe Richard B. Burke Oden. Rankin Riverside Harrison John P. Hopkins Civil Service Commission Hopkins United States Franklin MacVeagh MacVeagh Jacksons Secretary of State Rose Foell Britten Commissioner of Public Works Illinois Central Lake Front O'Connell The American and Examiner Daily News and Journal Edward F. Dunne Knockers’ Union Graham Dunne Lewis
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