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Harrison A Day Not One Word for Personal Liberty in Campaign
The chronic candidate for Mayor, Harrison, avoids taking a stance on personal liberty as Rudolph Brand advocates for a dry platform. Brand criticizes dry foes as cranks while urging voters to back a strong stand on alcohol. City officials warn that a dry victory could bankrupt the city and threaten pensions, with registration surging ahead of a pivotal election season.
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Harrison
Mr. Brand
Busse
Nicholas Michels
A. J. Cermak
F. A. Britten
Jacob Hey
B. F. Clettenberg
Edward J. Glackin
John J. Poulton
Walter R. Michaelis
Jee Saltiel
Chicago
Brundage
Wilson
Police
the Council
Board of Registry
Election Board
Giene
Barticon
Club
Harrison Club
Harrison Troops of
Harrison Gang
T. A. Cummings
Harry A. Smith
Monkey
Roger C. Sullivan
Dunne
James Hamilton Lewis
John P. Hopkins
Harry R. Gibbons
John T. Connery
Andrew J. Graham
Charles J. Vopicka
Lockwood Honore
Fred W. Blocki
John EB. Traeger
Ernst Hummel
William L. O'Connell
Iroquois Theater
Denis J. Swente
Musham
Harrison Wind Guard