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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1917

Page

2

Democratic Committeemen and Chicago party leadership list

A detailed roster of Democratic officials across Illinois and Chicago, naming committee members, ward leaders, officers, and ward assignments. Key figures include Charles Boeschenstein in Edwardsville, Arthur W. Charles in Carmi, James M. Dailey in Cook County, and ward heads from Michael Kenna to Rudolph L. Schapp.

Democraticational Illinois Charles Boeschenstein Edwardsville Democratic State Committee Arthur W. Charles Carmi Douglas Pattison Freeport Terence F. Moran Chicago D. M. Spiller Marion Isaac B. Craig Mattoon Ernest Hoover Taylorville Jerry J. Kane East St. Louis Democratic County Committee James M. Dailey William P. Feeney Democratic Party of Cook County James M. Dalley Joseph Rushkewicz Frank F. Roeder Anton J. Cermak James M. Whalen Frank H. McCulloch Henry Stuckart

Ward organizations list and officials at Chicago wards

A long roster outlines ward by ward headquarters and officers in Chicago, detailing ward numbers, headquarters addresses, presidents, secretaries, and meeting schedules. It includes 18th through 34th wards and many neighborhood centers with designated contact persons.

Sidewalk News Stands and City Monopoly Debate

A critique of Chicago’s sidewalk news stands system arguing the city issues permits, bans weeklys and magazines, imposes sidewalk ownership, and requires residents to clean after storms. It claims trees and property rights are controlled by city rules, threatening independent vendors and citizens.

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Plan to build sewage plant delayed by lack of representative

Plans to construct a sewage disposal plant to curb Bubbly Creek odors were delayed again as Dr. Henry M. Richardson of the packers failed to appear before the sanitary district's engineering committee. He had prepared a joint report with Langdon Pearse on using the activated sludge process. The cost was not stated.

Charles E. Springer Oakland Business Men's Association Wallace G. Clark United States Henry M. Richardson Sanitary District Richardson Langdon Pearse

Chicago Eagle Calls Tough Stand on Crooked Tire Makers

The Chicago Eagle voices the views of auto owners and dealers calling for actions to shut down crooked tire makers. It alleges that several “made over” outfits are not legitimate and should be removed from the market.

The Chicago Eagle

Purchase of Riverside forest land by Cook County district

The forest preserve district of Cook County bought part of the McCormick holdings on the Desplaines river at Riverside for 55000 dollars. The property once belonged to John D. Rockefeller and was given to Edith Rockefeller McCormick. The purchase includes 128 timbered lots east of Forbes road. Judge Hugh J. Kearns noted a fine record on the municipal bench.

Forest Preserve District Cook County McCormick Desplaines River Riverside John D. Rockefeller Edith Rockefeller McCormick Harold McCormick Forbes Road

Newman Toastmaster Leads Riot at Auto Banquet

Harry Newman acted as toastmaster at a Chicago Automobile Trade Association banquet at the Bismarck Garden. A riotous scene involving about 1,200 auto dealers led to a police call and a threatened strike by cabaret performers after bread was thrown at chorus girls and a performer was knocked down. The show stopped until safety guarantees were promised.

Harry Newman Bismarck Garden the Tribune Chicago Automobile Trade Association Sergt John Benson Town Hall Garden

Chicago 1917 political calendar details elections

The city publishes a 1917 election calendar with two primaries and three registrations. Key dates include filing for aldermen city clerk and treasurer on Jan 29, preprimary Feb 6 and final filing Feb 7, municipal primary Feb 27, pre-election registration March 13, municipal election April 3, preprimary Aug 22, judicial primary Sept 12 and the Nov 6 election of ten Superior Court judges. Registration days apply to movers since the last October biennial.

Chicago Election Board Superior Court

City Council Aldermen List by Ward and Names

The Common Council names the ward aldermen including Ward 1 Michael Kenna John J Coughlin Ward 2 Oscar De Priest Hugh Morris Ward 3 Edward J Werner Ulysses Schwartz Ward 4 David R Hickey John A Richert Ward 5 Charles Martin Thomas A Day Ward 6 Alexander A Mcormick Willis O Nance Ward 7 Charles E Merriam John N Kimball Ward 8 John E B Tyden Ernest M Cross Ward 9 Hiram Vanderbilt Eugene H Block Ward 10 Frank Klaus James MacNichols Ward 11 Edward F Cullerton Herman Krumdick Ward 12 Otto Kerner Joseph I Nova Ward 13 John R Anderson John G Horne Ward 14 James H Lawley Joseph H Smith Ward 15 Henry Atpatel W E Rodriguez Ward 16 Vincent S Zwiefka John Szymkowski Ward 17 Lewis D Sitts Walkowiak Ward 18 Carl T Murray William J Healy Ward 19 John Powers James B Bowler Ward 20 Herman Miller Matt Franz Ward 21 Ellis Geiger Earl J Walker Ward 22 William P Ellison John H Bauler Ward 23 Thomas O Walla John Kjellander Ward 24 Herman Gnadt John Haderlein Ward 25 Henry D Capitain Rep Frank J Link Ward 26 William F Lipps George Pretzel Ward 27 John C Kennedy Ward 28 Harry E Littler Max Adamowski Ward 29 John Hrubec Thomas F Byrne Ward 30 William J Lynch William R OToole Ward 31 James A Kearns Robert R Pegram Ward 32 Albert J Fisher James Rea Ward 33 Robert M Buck M A Michaelson 34 Joseph C Blaha John Toman Ward 35 Conrad H Janke Thomas J Lynch Dem

Michael Kenna John J. Coughlin Oscar de Priest Hugh Morris Edward J. Werner Ulysses Schwartz David R. Hickey John A. Richert Charles Martin Thomas A. Day Alexander A. Mcormick Willis O. Nance Charles E. Merriam John N. Kimball John EB. Tyden Ernest M. Cross Hiram Vanderbilt Eugene H. Block Frank Klaus James MacNichols Edward F. Cullerton Herman Krumdick Thomas O Robert M. Buck M A. Michaelson Joseph C. Blaha John Toman Conrad H. Janke Thomas J. Lynch

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