Political talk on Chicago elections and voter shifts
Revision cut total registered voters by 4 508 down to 440 612. Ward totals list numerous precinct numbers and names with Cicero noted. Michael J Flynn is urged as city treasurer with a Briggs House meeting to back his bid. John M O Connor favored for Superior Court. Francis D Connery seeks re election as city clerk. A mass meeting at Orchestra hall will feature Jacob Rils and other speakers including C E Merriam Walter Jones Medill McCormick Moderwell Longenecker and other candidates.
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Cicero
Grocery Salesmen’s Association of
Chicago
Michael
Jacob Rils
New York
Orchestra Hall
Charles E. Merriam
Walter Clyde Jones
Medill McCormick
C. M. Moderwell
Joel Longenecker
City election notes voters back several ward incumbents
City clerk and Henry Lehman appear as candidates for judge of the Superior Court. Alderman Hazen is poised for re election in the Thirty third ward with a large plurality. Lampert campaigns in the Twenty third ward on a united Democratic ticket. Gazzolo seeks the Eighteenth ward alderman post. Anson Brown appears set to win in the Thirty first ward. Utpatel expected to be re elected in the Fifteenth ward. Tinsman cited as qualified for Judge of the Superior Court with a strong city council record. Hopkins praised for Senate tenure. Owen active County Judge candidate. Cullerton to be re elected in the Eleventh ward with large plurality. Hey enthusiastic for re election in the Twenty third ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin R. Hazen
Harry H. Lampert
Frank Gazzolo
Anson H. Brown
Homer E. Tinsman
Superior Court
Cook County
Tinsman
Jacob A. Hey
Alderman Hey
Gotch Beats Burns in Three Matches at 1903 Duel
Frank Gotch defeats his mat tutor Farmer Burns in Bellingham Washington. In the first bout Gotch wins by a half nelson and crotch lock in 23 minutes 30 seconds. Burns then wins the second fall in 22 minutes 30 seconds before Gotch lands a final finish in 16 minutes 10 seconds.
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Bellingham
Wash
Farmer Burns
Frank Gotch
Humboldt
Burns
Fort Dodge
Gotch
Big Rock
Joseph B. Bowles
Size and shape in baseball rise above height and weight
The article argues that baseball accommodates all builds from five to six feet and 140 to 200 pounds. It notes Lajoie Wagner and Cobb as big stars among many small players, insisting size makes little difference in the national game despite popular prejudice. It hints at teams recruited from the Ne?
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Manie
Lajoie, Wagner
Cobb
Lajoie
Wagner
Wisconsin captain Boutin to lead Badger Nine
Francis C. Boutin of Bayfield Wis has been elected captain of the Wisconsin baseball team to replace Waller who withdrew. Boutin is an outfielder and had no opposition. Eddie Spencer ex Red Sox is signed by Cal Ewing of the San Francisco Pacific Coast league. World records fall at Olympic Club meet Ralph Rose lifts 18 pound shot to 45 5% inches Pat Donovan throws 66 pound weight 16 7 inches. McLaughlin and Bundy invited for next Davis Cup singles and doubles likely in England next July.
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Boutin
Badger
Francis C. Boutin
Bayfield
Wis
Wisconsin
Waller
Ancer
Eddie Spencer
Boston Red Sox
Cal Ewing
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Ralph Rose
California
Pat McDonald
Pat Donovan
Baseball News and Transactions Highlight 1912 Season Outlook
Bobby Lowe predicts the Athletics will win the flag this year while Joe Boise signs with Tacoma for the iron man. Marty O'Toole's salary is cut, Charley Barrett scouts for the St. Louis Browns, and Pitcher Wheatley gains weight to aid Tigers. Jeff Tesreau may pitch fifty games. Scotty Ingerton eyed as first baseman by Mike Kelley. Ballot sold by Van derbilt for 30000 to Madden. backstory on Ballot/horse racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Lowe
Boston Nationals
Athletics
Joe Boise
McGinnity
Newark
Iron Man
Tacoma
Marty O’toole
Marty
Mr. Billings
Charley Barrett
St. Louis Browns
Hamilton
Allison
Weisman
Williams
Napier
Wheatley
Tigers
McGraw
Jeff Tesreau
Muggsy
Marquard
Mike Kelley
Indianapolis
Scotty
Ingerton
Jennings
Dubuc
Rondeau
Danny Shay
Naps
Cardinals
Giants
Kansas City Blues
Helena
Mont
Union Association
Phil Chinn
W. K. Vanderbilt
Ballot
John EB. Madden
Atud
Cook County Democratic Central and Progressive Party leaders
A long listing of county party officers and ward and country district chairs for the Democratic Party of Cook County and the Progressive Party, naming headquarters locations, chairs, secretaries, treasurers, ward representatives, managing committees, and congressional district tickets.
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Central Committee Democratic Party OF
Cook County
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Coute
Sai Ammunition
the Fair Quate
Adams and Dearborn Sts
J. Lehmann
Michael J. Flynn
John M. O'Connor
Board of Election Commissioners
Manny” Abrahams
Twentieth Ward
Henry L. Fick
Francis D. Connery
Henry Lehman
Henry Utpatel
Albert J. Hopkins
United States Senate
Illinois
John B. Owen
Cullerton
Eleventh Ward
Rone Sey
Fen
Aga
Mane Leona Saat
Zane
Mane
Fis Bae
BAAN
Snel
Raat
Orenial
Philadelphia
Nchul
Merkle
Gan
Cincinnati
Hugs Butler
Pittsburgh
Evers
St. Louie
Pittsburg
Harper
J. Louis
Nap Lajole
Hotel la Salle
John McGillen
George L. McConnell
William Legner
B. F. Weber
Stanley
Walkowiak
Frank McDermott
Michael F. Maher
Ward
Michael Kenna
John J. Coughlin
Daniel J. Harris
Clem Kuehne
William L. O'Connell
Peter J. Angsten
Henry Stuckart
Hans Blase
Frank 8. Ryan
Salvatore Romano
John J. Brennan
Chilton P. Wilson
John J. McLaughlin
Thomas Little
Stanley H. Kuns
John P. Hayes
George B. Brennan
Joseph Kacena
John F. O'Malley
William Graham
E. F. Silha
E. H. Poehlson
Blue Island
I. M. Kuebser
Palatine
W. BE. Hess
Wilmette
George McNamee
August Koelling
Arlington Heights
H. L. M. McCullen
Glen View
James Turnock
Evanston
A. A. McKinley
W. H. Stolte
Chicago Heights
L. N. Richter
Melrose Park
Francis M. Keogh
Lemont
W. B. McAuliffe
Franklin Park
W. A. Lantz
la Grange
J. L. Butler
North Berwyn
A. L. Tompkins
Oak Park
J. J. O'Rourke
Harvey
Ross C. Hall
Democratic Party OF
Briggs House
A. J. Sabath
M. 8. Furman
Otto Spankach
James 8. McInerney
Harry Goldtine
John Downey
James F. Bowers
Daniel Ryan
Progressive Party OF
Harold L. Ickes
Charles Ringer
LaVeerne W. Noyes
John H. Taylor
Chauncey Dewey
Charles H. Sergel
Felix J. Wengierski
Philip Gollner
Charles B. Merriam
Thomas J. Graydon
Charles J. Burmeister
Albert EB. Palmer
A. L. Sage
A. F. Nusser
C. R. Bechtel
J. M. Dempsey
William LaBatt
J. T. Simpson
H. L. du Charm
Willis E. Thorne
Henry Nelson
Robert F. Kolb
Frank J. Grattan
Charles L. Anderson
Morgan Park
Sherman M. Booth
Glencoe
B. F. Hales
C. DeWitt Taylor
Republican County Committee
John F. Devine
William H. Weber
Isaac N. Powell
Francis P. Brady
Martin B. Madden
Robert R. Levy
Charles R. Strook
Edward R. Litsinger
Roy O. West
John J. Hanberg
Edward B. Eastman
Joseph B. Bidwill
Charles V. Barrett
A. W. Miller
David W. Clark
D. A. Campbell
George Mugler
L. D. Sitte
Homer K. Galpin
Christopher Mamer
William J. Cooke
Frank A. Vogler
Bernard F.clettenberg
John J. Healy
Leonard A. Brundage
Isaac J
Democratic Congressional Committee
Let
Bartholomew Scanlan
H. Haddock
Henry Krug
Louis Seelig
J. J. McLaughlin
Jas. F. Ryan
B. J. Courtney
Peter Zilligan
Louise L. Lettiere
Sami, Ohlsen
Ernest Langtry
John F. Carroll
Austin Waldron
John Joyce
W. H. Armstrong
John W. Wursenburg
David O'Shea
Fred M. Sturgeon
J. H. Montgomery
Wm. F. Mahoney
A. J. Marshall
Henry A. Johnson
Fred Buxbaum
Francis J. Woolley
H. Wedesweiler
Jake Zimmerman
F. A. van Arsdale
Andrew Donovan
Bart Delatto
John T. Convey
John W. McNeal
Henry Eckhardt
2Nd Congressional District
Henry
Schlacks
Edward J. Smith
Stephen Hunt
Henry Osborn
Chas
Hill
Albert Schaffner
John McCann
John I. Driscoll
Henry F. Mayes
John J. Curran
Thomas Ll. Byrne
Dr. J. B. Weintraub
John F. Nolan
F. B. Robinson
John D. Green
Frank Arnold
Robt
J. Cranston
Congress
Michael F. Ryan
Thos. B
M. J. Carberry
Henry H. Nicholson Manley
Clarence Warner
J. Hartoey
Francis
Bosch
John
4Th
John B. Brensas
James Ryan
B. H. Heide
Walter Shea
John H. Burns
Val. Schmitt Schmitt
Wm. T. Wallace
Jas. M. Furlong
J. M. Fitsgerald
M. C. Buckley
John V. Schmitt Schmitt
Wm. B. Furlong
Everette Jennings
Marius Olesen
Martin J. Sweeney
James Hynes
John G. Baker
Martin Garcki
John Dillon
Jeremiah T. J. McShea
Patrick J. Rowan
John J. Cullinas
Fred 0. Ewert
Dr. P. A. Murphy
H. Meister
P. J. Coffey
Frank Zerrisek
Harry Behlick
Jedlicka
Isaac Coka
Max Kutchal
Joseph Mendel
A Nacker
Matthew Smith
B J. McCarkensie
Joseph Wirth
John J. Brady
Jacob Ports
James W. Casey
John J. O'Donnell
Geo. McMahon
Michael McCarty
Baldacci
Harry D. Stone
B. H. Comer
J. A. Fensterle
Victor W. Hanko
Louis W. Greco
Gary J. Maulelle
HH. F. Jorten
X. H. Kadow
Matthew 5. Clark
Nick Sarno
Morris M. Kankowits
Frank Navigato
Timothy Fine
Michael Martin
Anthony Tortoriello
William A. Navigato
Joseph de Stefano
Alphonse L. Cummings
August Wels
John Schwarts
James J. Mon
9Th
G. A. Canisius
Thomas B Golden
Andrew A. Collins
C. B. Hayne
J. P. Fitsgerald
Fred Schuls
W. H. Lai
Geo. J. Byrnes
John G. A
Norman P. Brodie
Daniel F. Ries
Michael P. Lowen
John B. Bereher
Carl W. Weaterlind
Daniel L. Cruies
Chas + Coser Anderson
Geo. A. Maneatus
D. R. Murphy
George Wilson
Arthur L. Meyer
Mick Protopas
William Payne
Jacob Ba»erich
Ray R. Coombs
John Muldoon
John M. Mi