Elks Elect Officers In Chicago Lodge Elections
The Chicago Elks elected E. G. Richter exalted ruler and Gustav W Northhurst secretary among others. Dr. Robert A. Smith and M. M. Lippman were named esteemed loyal knights and ruler respectively, with Gustav Pollock as a three year trustee. J A McCormick will represent the order at the grand lodge in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Elks
E. G. Richter
Robert A. Smith
W. D. Bartholomew
Justin F. McCarthy
Gustav W Northhurst
Jeremiah F. MacCarthy
M. M. Lippman
Gustav Pollock
J. A. McCormick
Grand Lodge
Baltimore
Ralph M. Hamburger
Illinois
Danville
Local committee members and alternates listed
Scott Stewart W J MacDonald William Roth and M R Price are named as members. Alternates include Dr W S Royce E C Lewis J F Garrett John F Delaney and Oscar Pofe.
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Scott Stewart
W. J. MacDonald
William Roth
M. R. Price
Dr. W.S. Royce
E. C. Lewis
J. F. Garrett
John F. Delaney
Oscar Pofe
Berner Sues to Open Saloons on Sunday
Henry W. Berner saloon keeper at 162 East Austin avenue seeks an injunction to restrain Chicago city from enforcing Sunday closing. His attorney W. G. Anderson announces the suit will be heard by Judge Brentano with corporation counsel Ettelson possibly present.
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Chicago
Henry W. Berner
East
Austin Avenue
Berner
W. G. Anderson
Corporation
Ettelson
Brentano
Aldermanic Wasps Rhetoric on Reform in City Council
Opinion piece questioning the impact of reform advocates in the City Council including college professors ex reporters and other figures. It argues they stand for prohibition not due to belief in reform but as a political stance.
Plurality Notes From State Results
The record cites 18 570 for Dunne and 124 651 as a state plurality figure. It conveys the outcome succinctly with no further context or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Dunne
Demand Export Duty Amid Rising Prices
The item notes calls for an export duty to combat living costs and the surge in manufactured goods from paper to other essentials, stressing the need to curb price inflation and stabilize supply.
City Reformers Oppose Open Town Plans
Editorial argues reform aldermen resist open town schemes to avoid pleasing the public and anger taxes critics. It claims reformers court the gallery of the daily press while deeming the public vulgar for their refined tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Press
Glenn in the Field seeks GOP delegate nomination
John M. Glenn, secretary of the IM nois Manufacturers' Association, announced his plan to file a petition as a candidate for delegate to the Republican national convention. He will run unpledged from the Tenth District. Senator Sherman is a boyhood friend of Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ Association
John M. Glenn
Imnois Manufacturers’ Association
Sherman
Glenn
Dunne's Great Run Against False Wilson Ticket Rumors
Rumors claim President Wilson wants a stronger man than Dunne on the Illinois ticket. Voters are urged to check 1912 figures showing Wilson's Illinois vote at 405,048 and Dunne's gubernatorial tally at 443,120, highlighting Dunne's strengthened standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunne
Wilson
Illinois
Export duty urged to protect American markets
The article argues that foreign markets will buy heavily from the United States at high prices and calls for a big export duty as protection. It also notes the Little Giant motor truck by Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company as an exemplar of reliability and modern design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company
Pike Expected to Win Ward Twenty-One Seat
Eugene R. Pike is forecast to be elected committee man of the Twenty-first ward over Oscar Hebel. Observers praise Pike for popularity among voters, loyalty to friends, and broad liberal views, with few personal enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene R. Pike
Oscar Hebel
Pike
Gibbons Poised to Win Ward Committeeman Race
Harry R. Gibbons a leading box manufacturer and Democratic leader is set to win the Twenty-fifth ward committeeman race this spring with little opposition. He only must remain in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Gibbons
Democratic slate and ward candidate list for delegates at large
Readable fragments show Democratic delegates at large including Edward Dunne Michael Zimmer and Roger Sullivan with addresses. A mayoral note praises Tom Donnelly. Ward committee slate lists numerous names under Thompson State Neutral State and Deneen slate with extensive candidate rosters and ward numbers.
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Edward F. Dunne
Beacon Street
Michael Zimmer
West Twenty First Street
John W. Eckhart
Monroe Street
Carter H. Harrison
Sheridan Road
Roger C. Sullivan
Washington Boulevard
Robert M. Sweitzer
Jackson Boulevard
Jacob R. Creighton
Fairfield
Reed Green
Cairo
Henry T. Rainey
Carrollton
Jackson R. Pearce
Quincy
Robert Emmett Burke
N. la Salle Street
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Fair State, Adams and
Dearborn Sts
E. J. Lehmann
ELKS
Chicago Lodge
Rudolph Noel
William
H. W. Berner
Nelson N. Lampert
John M’gillen
Aldermanic Wasps
Gibbons
Democratic List
Tom N. Donnelly
Thompson
Deneen Slate
H. Atpatel
J. EB. Northup
J. Kinsella
Y. J. Merriman
A. Liebling
Twenty- First Ward
Moffett
William L. O'Connell
Chin F. Foin, Prop
J. A. Geis
Alexander Kaminsky
Russia
Miss Kaminsky
Alma Claussen
Sowabash Avenue
Corsiglia
Orleans Street
Illinois Street
The
Drexel Cafe
Cottage Grove Ave
39Th St
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