Plan for Municipal Campaign Frays in Chicago
A vigorous municipal election build up in Chicago sets Republicans and Democrats against each other over street railway ownership. Leaders like Harkin and Dunne feature in campaign debates while figures such as Harry G. Selfridge and Judge Elbridge Hane are highlighted for roles in party and civic affairs amid a charged battle over traction policy and city government.
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Chicago
Messrs
Harkin
Dunne
Cate
Aia
Echeion
Chivageo
Chicago city politics and campaign notes excerpts
Mixed reporting on mayoral race figures Alderman Williston and William Tate Thompson, union traction debates, and proposed transit measures. Mentions Republic County central committee, Referendum bank, and comments on Judge Prentiss and legacy of William F Mahony. Includes health and infrastructure notes and convention developments in Chicago.
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Prentiss
City Court House Costs Spark Debate Over Value
The proposed five lakh court house promises to be an urban ornament but raises questions about expense. Critics note the present facility cost three million and wonder if the new project is justified.
Siewert Launches Whirlwind Campaign for Ward Twenty-Seven
H. J. Siewert pursues a swift bid for Alderman in the Twenty-seventh Ward. The Republican candidate is described as bright and capable in public affairs and well connected in the community.
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H. J. Siewert
Mr. Siewert
Aldermanic News and Public Debate Across the State
The piece lists alderman candidates including Hay, Robertson, Shiyden, Ryan, Blunt, Wink Duser, and Broussard amid public discussion. It argues against expanding statewide elections, urges compliance with laws by hotels and theaters, and questions the necessity of a State Legislature session while praising the Board of Education for opposing certain speech related bills.
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New York
Hay
Virginia
Robertson
Indiana
Shiyden
Texas
Ryan
Blunt
Missouri
Wink Duser
Neva
Broussard
Lousiana
Board of Education
Direct primaries bill promises unclear gains
The line suggests doubt about the value of the direct primaries bill, noting the difficulty in seeing substantial benefits despite its passage. The fragment hints at ongoing debate over electoral reform and its practical impact.
Dunlaps Last Ditch In Illinois Democratic Power Play
Jacksonville cabal including Dunlap and Thompson plans to seize control of Illinois party machinery with Bryan support. Hearst press opposes the plot while Hearst allies and other Democrats maneuver to maintain control under William Jennings Bryan. The existing state leaders push a disciplined, broad party campaign amid factional tensions and public statements.
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Illinois
Bryan
Jacksonville
Uto
William Jennings Brycan
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Democratic State Organization
Mo P. Daiitrap
Owen M .Thompson
Desc
Denvermiey
William Raidelphe Tearse
Vasterm
Reuter Fegan
Willian
Hiearet
Jaspers
Divisonville Cabal
Phitelag di
Inaesty
New York
Tearst
Mar. Hearst
Tlinois
Rainey Appointed to Vierney on South Park Board
State Senator Edward J. Rainey has been named to the Vierney on the South Park Board. He is described as an active legislative member and a leading figure in the Ninth Senatorial District.
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United States
Semite
Iit Vie
Edward J. Rainey
Vierney
South Park
Ratof
Registration Drives Highlight Republican Spring Effort
County Chairman James Red dick showcases organization as a key Republican effort this spring. The piece notes past mastery in registration work and contrasts with admissions by Democratic leaders.
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James Reddick
Public debate on home rule and suffrage reform in Dinie campaign
The article reports heated discussion amid Dinie campaign figures over home rule, suffrage, and authority to issue permits. It highlights statements by observers and the push to evaluate aldermanic actions and the managing receiver John Potter and his associates.
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LMR
Dominy
John ©. Potter
La Grange transfers water and electric plants to service company
The village of La Grange sold its water and electric plants to La Grange Service Company for a nominal one dollar consideration, ending its ownership and operation of the utilities.
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la Grange
Weidlnes
la Grange Service Company
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Harry G. Selfridge
Mr. Selfridge
District Federal Court
Elbridge Hane
Chicago Real Estate Board
Harrison
Ulinois Tunnel
Ry Bliss
Gener
Chicago City Railway
Ile
Dudgeon
Daundelpal
Toy
Williston
William Tate Thompson
Union Traction Company
Thie
Tate Redtrek
Tie Gadile
Pape
Repulabeacs
Coumulites
Imei
Ines
Referendum Bank
A. Busse
Republcan
Dalles
Thady
Hetee
Neil Holes
Chirk
The
Epttiepoes
Mellees
Pamaple
Robert E. Burke
Capanson
William FP. Mahony
Mahony
Mann, McAndrews
Boutell
Williams
Voss
Lorimer
Knopf
Caldwell
Emerich
Foster
Ilinois
Sulzer
Efealth Department
J Webbe
Acti Ae
Thais
North Town
Louis Greenberg
Constable
Cook County
Alexander H. Revell
Harlan's Business Men's Auxiliary
Alderman Br, Br, McCormick
de Eotties
Aeta
Dunlap, Thompson and Company
Hearst
Democratic Party
Edward Mc Lae
Springtolt
Wethen
Adele
Board of
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