Democrats Outline Primary Goals and Local Candidacy Moves
The piece details Democratic plans for early primaries aiming at 100000 votes, calls for unified party discipline, and distribution of patronage if elected. It lists new petitions for county offices, notes Prohibition filings, and mentions shifts in GOP campaign offices and key local figures like Joseph Fr. Haas and Nicholas Finn.
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Haas
Michael Palese
City
Charles A. Moncar
James J. Cronin
Board of Assessors
John Heron
Daniel J. Considine
Edward J. Tobin
Three Million Club President Assails Chicago Census
Robert C. Giving, head of the Three Million Club, denounces the School and Federal Census for Chicago showing about 2,100,000 people. He cites the 1900 school census at 2,007,000 and argues Chicago should exceed New York’s ratio of voters to population, noting New York’s mayoral vote of 582,183 as one in seven.
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Hotchkiss
Aix
Givins
Dillon
Chicago
Mr. Givins
Robert C. Giving
Three Million Club
Giving
New York
Changes in federal building roles announced
Changes in staffing at the federal building follow Samuel M. Fitch succeeding Henry L. Hertz as Collector of Internal Revenue. Induction arrangements for Len Small as sub-treasurer to replace William Boldenweck are not yet completed. Peter Bartzen readies a campaign for president of the party.
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Federal
Samuel M. Fitch
Internal Revenue
Henry L. Hertz
Len Small
William Boldenweck
Democratic party plans and local election slate outlined
The county board discusses primaries and November elections with dates for candidate filings, withdrawals, and conventions. It outlines Democratic and Republican slates for county offices, judges, sheriffs, treasurers, clerks, and board members, plus notes on municipal court positions and calls for strong party support.
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Republican County Central Committee
Lewis Rinaker
Charles 8. Cutting
Guy | Guernsey
John
Kjellander
Oscar Hebel
F. D. Meacham
William Busse
Frank A. Vogler
Thomas J. Healy
Joseph F. Haas
R. R. McCormick
William H. Baker
H. F. Eidmann
Archibald O. Coddington
Henry V. Freeman
Axel Chytraus
Albert C. Barnes
Jesse Holdom
George A. Dupuy
EF. J. Brundage
Chetlain
Thomas Taylor
Judge McEwen
Frank P. Schmitt
Judge Carpenter
Frank C. Leland
Joseph M. Denis
Warren &. Colburn
J, H. Mack
August Draeger
Walter Schrodla
Alfred G. Lanie
W. J. Umbach
George K. Schmidt
Carl R. Chindblom
Joseph G. Elias
Oscar R. Helstrom
Mixed civic picks and upcoming baseball schedule
The piece urges voters to choose capable officials, naming Schmidt Jandus Mitchell Aller Rossiter Dooley and Clark as strong candidates for county, state, and city offices. It also promotes a boat trip and lists the Chicago White Sox schedule with dates in Detroit Philadelphia Washington Boston New York and Cleveland through October.
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36Th Street
Wentworth Avenue
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Great Lakes
America
U Pease
D. &C. Lake Lines
United Wircles
Buffalo
Dactr
D. & C. Lake Lines
Gall
Telze
Aemseat
Weil
L. G, Lewis
P. H
McMillan
Pres
A. A. Schantz
Gen. Man
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Chicago Eagle
Harry R. Gibbons
John T. Connery
Lockwood Honore
Charles J. Vopicka
Fred W. Blocki
Andrew J. Graham
John E. Traeger
Ernst Hummel
Charles F. Gunther
James Hamilton Lewis
Charlies H. Wacker
Edward F. Dunne
D. Lehman
Boutell Will
Prohibition Party
O. F. Lorber
Sanford Peck
Jesse P. Robinson
Thomas 8
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
New York City
Loudensinger
New Jersey
McKinley
Minot
Middle West
Gardiner
Massachusetts
Nicholas R. Finn
Congress
Frank McCarthy
Edmund J. Stack
Finn
Reuben. Spangler
John J. Sloan
EB. J. Stack
Edward Kane
Cyril R. Jandus
Willian J. O'Connell
Joseph Fr. Haas
Peter Bartzen
Roger C. Sullivan
Legislative Voters’ League
Secretary of State
Board of Election Commissioners
Thomas C. Clark
Superior Court
Library Board
Julius Stern
Graham Taylor
Mortimer Frank
Edward A. Blodgett
Frederick H. Rawson
Antonio Lagorio
George B. Armstrong
C. Herren
Foss
William Ritchie
F.C. DeLang
Congressman Foss
Frank J. Loesch
Supreme Court
Loesch
Henry Sherman Boutell
Thomas Taylor, Jr
Thomas PF. Scully
Ucket
Charles Eb, Cruikshank
State Senate
Cruikshank
Michael Zimmer
Ward
W. L. O'Connell
R. M. Sweitzer
John E. Owens
Thomas J. Webb
Frank J. Kovaleski
John A. Cervenka
Frank J. Walsh
President
Thomas A. Smyth
Trustees Sanitary District
Thomas A Sullivan
Stanley Adamskiewicz
Lawrence J. Coffey
George Sultan
Joseph Fitzgerald
Frank Regan
Stanley J. Kuslewski
Charles Glennon
Joseph Mandl
Daniel Harris
Bartley Burg
M. M. Gridley
Evanston
William Fennimore Cooper
Joseph H. Fitch
Richard E. Burke
Oden
John K. Prindiville
Edward J. Brundage
John J. McLaughlin
Eugene L. McGarry
Benjamin M. Mitchell
Matt Aller
Edgar A. Rossiter
Cook County
James C. Dooley
South Haven
O'Connell
Milwaukee
New Dock N. End
Clark St. Bridge
Franklin
Great
Columbus
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