Carter Campaign Policy Speech Speaks for Primary Rights
Judge Carter frames his gubernatorial bid as a fight against boss rule in Cook County. He urges party members to freely express preferences at the May 3 primary, insists Republicans must voice their views, and warns against undemocratic preselection by machine leaders. He pledges a campaign to inform voters and challenge the Chicago political clique.
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Judge Carter
Cook County
Republican
Carter
Peoria
Cook
Chicago
Marquette Club
Republican Party
Haneey
Judge Hanecy’s stance stirs Marquette Club crowd
Judge Hanecy’s Saturday night speech before the Marquette Club was read by Reeves and Carter followers as a signal he aligned with the city machine. At Carter headquarters a display showed circulating letters in which Hanecy denied ties to any machine, provoking evident gusto.
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Judge Haneey
Marquette
Reeves and
Carterites cheer switch to people’s choice in governor bid
Judge Carter gains momentum as supporters push for a fighting finish and Carter delegates. Townsend charges irregularities in the Third Ward primary while Fitch backers seek Democratic endorsement for Ald. H S Fitch amid mixed party signals. Rumors swirl of candidacies for council, drainage, and Congress across wards, with Carter backed by business leaders and South Side clubs.
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Erled
Bossiam
Ring Rule
Carterites
Hancey
Judge Carter
Charles W. Townsend
Michigan Avenue
Philip Koehler
Henry Schrepser
John M. McKenney
Ald. H. 8
Fitch
T. J. Dixon
Orrin N. Carter
Carter
Governor
Rice
Congress
Seven Come Eleven Claim in Fourth Ward Fight
Perry Hull notes the seven candidates and warns the machine faces a big battle in the Fourth Ward. The item frames a local political contest with blunt opposition and a bold slogan like seven come eleven.
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Perry Hull
Madden Opposed by Citizens as Boss System Faces Challenge
A Chicago Fourth Ward scene shows Martin Brutus Madden facing a drive by Carter supporters who back Judge Carter for Governor. The Carter Club circulations urge primary turnout May 3, linking to Judge Hancey’s foes and depicting a split within the party over machine control and reform.
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Martin Brutus Madden
Alexander County
Hancey
D. Horsey Patton
State Administration
Cairo
Hull, Hancey & Co
Horsey
Leben
Perry Hull
Vermilion County
Fourth
Chicago
Carter
Fourth Ward
Judge Hancey
Orrin N. Carter
Hoyt King
Charles A Klotz
John T. Muir
Fred
Angell
Klotz
Judge Carter
Hoyt
Carter Club
Municipal Voters’ League
Geo. BK. Cole
Walter Reeves
Richard Yates
Board of Election Commissioners
Judge Haneey
Martin B. Madden
Union Stock Yards Criticized for Mismanagement and Decline
Consumers and cattle men accuse the Chicago Yards of poor management and mounting grievances. Trade is said to be slipping away from the city as Texas exchanges report widespread complaints about treatment by new yard officials.
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Union
Texas
Chicago
Esas
Belmont Tall crowd backs Judge Orrin N Carter for Governor
A Tuesday evening meeting crowded Belmont Tall with supporters of County Judge Orrin N Carter. Attendees denounced “Boss Rule” and adopted resolutions pledging support for his nomination and wishing him success.
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Belmont Tall
Orrin N. Carter
Barbour Expected to Defeat Ald Griffith in Ward
Barbour the bright young candidate is scheduled to defeat Ald, Griffith in the Twenty fifth Ward west April, signaling a key local election result.
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Barbour the Bright Young
Ald
Grifith
Strongest Democrat Named for South Side County Commissioner
The South Side scene highlights Joseph L. Dunk, general manager of the Junk Brewery on South Halsted Street, as the leading Democrat mentioned for the county commissioner position.
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Ton, Joseph 1. Dunk
Great Junk Brewery
South Halsted Street
Chicago restaurateur W. H. Hull a famed young businessman
W. H. Hull, manager of the Masonic Temple restaurant in Chicago, is a well knownyoung business man. He formerly owned the Palace Hotel at Springfield My.
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W. 8. Hull
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Palace Hotel
Springfield
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