Democratic Leaders Appoint Primary Slate Committee
A Democratic committee to craft the county primary slate is named with members from multiple wards led by William L. OConnell. The group aims to present a strong ticket for county officers while avoiding intra party clashes and Lorimer era tensions. Republicans prepare parallel efforts with various district races and potential candidates across Cook County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Lorimer
Fog
William L. O'Connell
Bixth
John McGillen
Twentythird
John J. Coughlin
James M. Dailey
John Mack
Stanley Kunz
John J. Hayes
Joseph A. Swift
John F. O'Malley
John Brennan
Harry R. Gibbons
Roger C. Sullivan
Thomas Gallagher
John J. McLaughlin
Walter A. Lante
Edward F. Brennan
George E. Brennan
Thomas J. Webb
Dennis J. Egan
Frank C. Burke
Frank
Ryan
A. J. Sabath
Peter Reinberg
Jonn
Derpa
Michael Zimmer
Anton J. Cermak
Senate
House
Democratic
Board of Election Commissioners
Cook County
Supreme Court
James Pease
Lake View
William J. Moxley
Carl L. Barnes
Silent Wilson
Chester W. Church
Wilson
House of Representatives
Springfield
Madden
Sabath
Stanley Kurz
McDermott
Edward J. Rainey
Jim Mann
Congress
Lundin
City to Fight Dock Plans and Favor Quiet Fourth
The City Council committee on harbors and bridges votes to oppose Chicago Dock and Canal Company's plan for a new outer harbor and triple pier scheme. The council also reshuffles leadership, supports a sane Fourth of July, and authorizes actions against submerged-land rights and land reclamation disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Frank P. Sadler
Olson
Sadler
Stewart, Fry and Uhler
Sadler, Lantry
Petit
Chicago Dock and Canal Company
Secretary of Way
Lecal
Pugh Company
Chicago Dock & Canal Company
E. J. Brundage
Aid
Charles M. Foell
Brundage
General Assembly
Misuser
Nonuser
Michigan Slip
Michigan
Illinois
Bernard W. Snow
Snow
Bartlett, Patten & Co
Bartlett, Frazier & Co
Ald
Foell
Harbors
Bridges
Harry 37. Littler
Twenty-eighth Ward
Michael Zingmer
Alderman Snow
Busse
Camps Courtey
Committee On Finance
Lane Fourth Association
Dunn
Coughlin
Egan
Kearny
Clettenberg
Council Chamber
Marquis Eaton
Oscar E. Hewitt
Anton J. Cermak
Winfield P. Dunn
Cermak
Paul P. Bird
Chicago
Dunham Towing and Wrecking Company
Fred A. Britten
Finance Committee
Tar Coating Ruins Carpets In Madison Street
A woman stuck in tar on Dearborn Street required police rescue. Chicago faces calls for stern penalties for speeding drivers. City finances show over 2 million dollars spent since June 1 with cash totaling in Commercial National Bank dwindling as city checks are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caverly
Brundage
Police Bureau of Records
Madison Street
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Louis E. Gosselin
Commercial National Bank
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