Municipal election candidate list for Chicago wards
Republican and Democratic alderman nominees listed by ward with long and short term designs for many wards. The piece includes names such as Michael Kenna Al Russell Thomas Nash Joseph Keim David Hickey Charles Martin C M Hanly William Lindsay John Emerson E Cook Frank Klaus Edward Cullerton Otto Kerner Thomas A Ahern Willam Kells Thomas Keane Edward Raindl Vincent Zwiefka Stanley Kielczynski Bernard Grogan John Powers Matthew Franz Ellis Geiger William Ellison Frank Harrington Frank Becker Tobias Kuhn Harry Quinn John Oberg Charles McGrane B M Sharry Herbert Kilens William Lynch Frank Carr Calvin Wasson Sim Stevenson Winfield Held John Clark W B Troupe Oscar DePriest Edward Wer ner Nathaniel Stern Louis Lambine Charles Kramp A A McCormick Charles Merriam John Tyden Hiram Vanderbilt Samuel Panama Gerhard Lehman Charles Fink John R Anderson James Lawley Henry Patel Peter Anderson Henry Schulenburg Lewis Sitts Carl Murray Milton Levinson Herman Miller Charles Funke J Dochtermann Thomas Wallace Herman Gnadt Henry Capitan Frank Link William Lippe Wm G Wood Harry Ke Littler John Hrubec Alexander Buse James Kearns Albert Fisher Robert Buck Joseph Blaha C P Jensen John Caverty Haas Finn Walker Magetsaat Doyle Martin ODonnell Iles Williams Mayer OBrien Hopp Hoffman Fulton Breyer Madden Glennon Redieske Ortselsen RicheFy Hall McGoorty Pavlicek Sullivan and others in election coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kenna
al, Russell
Thomas D._ Nash
Joseph Keim
David R. Hickey
Charles Martin
C. M. Hanly
William J. Lindsay
John R. Emerson
E. Cook
Frank Klaus
Edward F. Cullerton
Otto Kerner
Thomas A. Ahern
Willam
F. Tobias Kuhn
Harry M. Quinn
John Oberg
Charles I. McGrane
B. M. Sharry
Herbert C. Kilens
William J. Lynch
Frank J. Carr
Calvin H. Wasson
Sim J. Stevenson
Winfield J. Held
John 8. Clark
Nathaniel A. Stern
Louis Lambine
Charles F. Kramp
A. A. McCormick
Charles E. Merriam
John E. Tyden
Hiram Vanderbilt
Samuel B. Panama
Gerhard H. Lehman
Charles Fink
John R. Anderson
James H. Lawley
Henry Atpatel
Peter H. Anderson
Frank Link
William F. Lippe
Wm. G. Wood
Harry KE
John Hrubec
Alexander J. Buse
James A. Kearns
Albert J. Fisher
Robert M. Buck
Joseph C. Blaha
C. P. Jensen
Johnson Praises Farm Life Star Twirler of Washington
Walter Johnson, star of the Washington American League club, credits his success to farm life in Kansas. He describes winter chores on the farm, early rising, and hard work as the key to his spring form. Also notes a new 24 hour bowling record by Daniel Hamlet and manager Joe Birmingham’s reflections on past mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Twirler
Washington
Kansas
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Daniel Hamlet
Sioux City
Hamlet
Los Angeles
Joe Birmingham
Cleveland Naps
Tod Sloan Plans Move to Indiana Horse Breeding
Tod Sloan, famed jockey, returns from Europe where he drove a French Red Cross ambulance for months. Now forty, he visits friends in Indiana before settling in Huntington to raise race horses. Once a boy phenom in Indiana, he rose to global fame, but spent a fortune abroad amid royal circles and London clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod Sloan
Europe
Red Cross
Sloan
Huntington
Ind
Indiana
London
America
Parisians braces for racing season and league moves
Paris readies four racecourses for the season while Umpire Charles Rigler of the National League signs his 1916 contract. The New York boxing commission rules the Flynn fight was legitimate. Red Smith plans a Boston third base return. Pirates face a cross continental trek of 12595 miles as a 25 man AL limit is adopted. Coombs signs with Brooklyn and Montreal joins the Grand Circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles Rigler
National League
Cleve land Naps Owner Warns Players of Exit
Charles Somers owner of the Cleveland Naps issues notice to his players that those unhappy with club management may jump to the Federals or jump into the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Somers
Charles Somers
Cleveland Naps
Federals
Football During the Lulls Spurs Soldier Soccer Cup
English soldiers at the front played football during lulls in fighting. Regiments in France organized a cup competition funded by Lawrence Cotton MP of Blackburn Rovers. The cup, engraved with the winning team, will be returned to Cotton with medal prizes. The sport travels with shells as many clubs sent balls. The professional soccer battalion, now 800 players strong, plans continued play into May behind the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Lawrence Cotton
M. P
Blackburn Rovers
Captain Jack Miller Chosen Again as Cards Leader
Captain of the St. Louis Cardinals Jack Miller will captain the Britton clan again this season. The appointment comes as a wedding present and reward for weathering bids from the Federal League. Miller served as captain last year with quiet authority while J. Huggins was the regular keystone sack leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Miller
St. Louis Cardinals
Britton Clan
Miller J. Huggins
Keystone
Cream Puff Boxers Draw Fire From Eddie Hanlon
Eddie Hanlon, the retired San Francisco lightweight, calls current boxers cream puffs who box every night without damage. He says boxing benefited him physically and financially, earning about $50,000 and improving his health, though he would never return to the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Hanlon
San Francisco
Hanlon
Foul Balls Cost Teams Big Sums in New York Baseball
The article notes high losses from foul balls hit into stands in New York and across leagues. Giants, Yankees, Braves, Cardinals, and Indians clubs report tens of thousands of dollars in wastage for balls used, sold at 15 dollars a dozen, with totals near eight thousand dollars for New York teams and large sums for other clubs. Fans protest police efforts to recover balls from crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Gibson
Patsey Cline
Harlem
Benny Leonard
New York
Ivan Olson
Larry Lajoie
New York City
Christy Mathewson
Giants
Yankees
Boston Braves
Charles Somers
Cleveland
Schuyler Britton
Cardinals
Balla
Regattas At Massachusetts Bay See 2511 Starters Last Summer
Figures from the secretary of the Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts Bay show 2511 racing yachts started in 37 open regattas sailed in Massachusetts Bay and off Marblehead last summer. Starters on Long Island Sound likely surpassed 3000, and including Buzzards Bay Narragansett Bay and other Long Island Sound points the total may reach about 7500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Racing Association of
Massachusetts Bay
Marblehead
Long Island Sound
Buzzards Bay
Narragansett Bay
Sandy Hook
Columbus Roster Complete After Miller Signs
First baseman Ray Miller has signed with Columbus and Bob by Quinn proclaims the roster complete. Miller, a veteran, is expected to steady a young infield and prevent any further losses to the Federal league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ray Miller
Bobby Quinn
Miller
Prohibition Debate Dims Ahead of 1916 Conventions
Republican and Democratic leaders from Iowa and Michigan say national prohibition will not shape the 1916 conventions. The piece notes opinions from Rep Frank Woods and Rep Doremus, discussing state versus national approaches and the nonpartisan stance on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woods
Iowa
Republican National Congressional Campaign Committee
Republican
Democratic Party
Woods
Democratic National Congressional Campaign Committee
Doremus
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mietic
Eaglets
W. 8. Troupe
Oscar DePriest
Edward J. Werner
John R. Caverty
Chicago
Joseph F. Haas
Richard J. Finn
Francis W. Walker
Granville W. Browning
Circuit Court
Ernest J Magetsaat
Republians
William A. Doyle
Dunne
Lewis
United States Circuit Bench
James C. Martin
Municipal Court
Joseph A. O'Donnell
Robert 8. Iles
Cook County
Charles A. Williams
Oscar F. Mayer
Packer
Daniel R. O'Brien
Joseph Hopp
Peter M. Hoffman
Arthur W. Fulton
the Eagle
John Gibbons
Frank J. Hogan
Fire Department
Charles C. Breyer
Northwest Side
Martin B. Madden
Congress
Edward T. Glennon
Paul Redieske
Collectorte
Internal Revenue Office
Adam Ortselsen
Francis J. Houlihan
John C. RicheFy
Ross C. Hall
The
Sanitary District
John Pr. McGoorty
Charles B. Pavilcek
Thomas M. Sullivan
Fortune Bros. Brewing Company
Monroe
New York Boxing Commission
Flynn
Pat Flaherty
Grand Forks
Red Smith
Boston
George Davis
Braves
Tack Hardwick
Harvard
Fall River
Bill Carrigan
Bill Donovan
Mike Mitchell
Richmond
Pirates
Pittsburgh
American League
Sheldon Lejune
Feds
Eee
Joe McGinnity
Iron Man
Abe Attell
John Patrick Kilbane
Williams
Hughie Jennings
Hughie
Bill Roper
Princeton
Swarthmore
Heinie Wagner
Donovan
Providence
Wagner
Coombs
Brooklyn
Jack Coombs
Philadelphia Americans
Montreal
ST. Louis
William Legner
Conrad Seipp
West Side Brewing Companies
Lst
Bartholomae & Leicht Brg. Co
Sedgwick St
Bartholomae & Roesing
W. 12Th St
Brand & Co
Elston Ave
Riveriskeesiscin Eee Busch Brand Brewery Co
Cedar St
Chicago Union Brg. Co
27Th St
Johnson Ave
J. Devereaux
N. State St
Downer & Bemis Brg
Park Ave
C.eeee
Fortune Bros
van Buren St
Ale & Lager
M. Gottfried
Archer Ave
Spotl. Hoerber
W. 12Th Ie
Illinois Brewers’ Association
Ernest Fecker, Jr
Danville
George Reisch
Springfield
Edward C. Leisy
Peoria
Peter 8
Theater
Robert Bethmann
East St. Louis
A. C. Radeke
Kankakee
Ernest Kunde
H. F. Piepenbrink
Joliet
H. A. Berthold
Aul- Tora
National Council of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Thomas F. Keeley
United States Brewers Association
Austin J. Doyle
Taft
Bar Association of Boston
Addison Street
Edwin Bluthardt
Brewer & Maleter
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