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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1919

Page

2

Democratic Party Lineup and Ward Headquarters Listed

A detailed roster lists Illinois Democratic figures including Charles Boeschenstein and Arthur W. Charles along with numerous ward chiefs and headquarters addresses across Chicago. The document enumerates officers, secretaries, treasurers, and sergeants at arms, plus ward by ward headquarters with contact details and meeting schedules.

Break Them Up Reformers Tarnish Chicago's Name, Says Editorial

A Chicago editorial condemns reform organizations as crook-led fronts for blackmail and personal vendettas. It attacks paid knockers, cites unnamed eminent citizens lending support, and calls for halting calumny by dissolving the reform movement and purging traitors from the city.

Chicago Reform Joliet Chicago Herald and Examiner Sodom Gomorrah

Public Service Bank and Fraudulent Weighing Machines

The writer questions City Public Service oversight over fraudulent weighing machines placed on city streets. They estimate 102641 machines citywide with about 100000 often out of order, charging one cent to reveal a false weight. They also criticize counterfeit gum vending slots that take money but rarely dispense gum. They urge action from the department.

City Department of Public Service

12th Street Stores to Close Saturday Nights

Major west side department stores will halt Saturday night hours starting July 1 to grant employees leisure time. Wieboldt stores on Milwaukee Ave and North Paulina, Lincoln Ave School St Ashland Ave, Klein’s at West 20th and South Halsted, L. Klein at West 14th and South Halsted, Twelfth Street Store, and K Iverson & Co on Milwaukee Ave and Wood St will stop Saturday nights indefinitely. Public expects customers to shift shopping to Saturday afternoon.

West Side Wieboldt Milwaukee Avenue North Paulina Street Lincoln Avenue School Street Ashland Avenue Klein's West 20Th South Halsted Streets L. Klein West 14Th Twelfth Street K. Iverson & Co Wood Street

Who Is It Connected With City Public Service Contracts

A terse inquiry asks whether any person tied to the City Department of Public Service is involved with sanitary district contracts. No names or details are given in the fragment.

City Department of Public Service

Peabody Leads Democrats in Illinois Senate Bid 1920

A Chicago oriented piece praises Francis Stuyvesant Peabody as the likely 1920 United States senator for Illinois. It notes Democratic cross support, expected victory, and mentions related figures such as John W. Eckhart, Judge John Stelk, and Karl Mayer & Company. It also highlights Oscar Dies School and regional political activity.

Francis Stuyvesant Peabody United States Illinois Peabody Shelby M. Cullom Chicago Oscar Dies McClurg Building

Judge Scully and Miller Shine in County Court Records

Colonel August W. Miller, clerk of the Circuit court, earns broad popular support among all classes. Judge Thomas Scully is noted for a grand record in the County courts.

August W. Miller Frank Johnston, Jr Thomas Scully

Oliver typewriter gains popularity as top market pick

Judge Kickham Scanlan, an able jurist and popular orator, is frequently mentioned for high political honors, while Judge Harry Dolan has built a grand record as Municipal Judge.

Oliver Typewriter Kickham Scanlan Harry Dolan

Chicago Eagle exposes Republican committee list and influence

The Chicago Eagle outlines Republican National and State Central Committee figures centered in Chicago with 35 named members and executive offices at the Otis Building and 800 Otis, plus officers including Homer K. Galpin and Martin B. Madden. It praises the paper as a guide to leaders in government and business. George B. Brennan is cited as a leading Democratic figure with wide influence.

National Republican Ilinoisa William Hale Thompson State Central Committee Chicago Frank L. Smith Dwight Justus L. Johnson Aurora Adolph Marks Charles H. Sergel Harry A. Dewis Thos . J. Finucane Abram J. Harris George W. Paullin Julius L. Johnson Adam C. Cliffe J. P. Overholser W. A. Rosenfield George H. Wilson G. de F. Kinney Len Small Henry P. Harris S. Elmer Simpson Lewis H. Miner Cicero J. Lindly George A. Brown Noah C. Bainum Henry H. Kohn Otis Building Homer K. Galpin Martin B. Madden William H. Weber Emil J. Wentsaff The Chicago Eagle Bench Bar the Eagle

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