Committeemen Name Twenty One Judges For Ward Ballot
Voters in both parties will select ward committeemen on April 13 to name twenty circuit court judges and one superior court judge. Republican candidates span wards from First to Thirty-fifth, featuring Brady, Wright, Levy, Dellenback, Burns, Peters, and many others. Democratic hopefuls include Kenna, Graham, Nash, Bolton, O Malley, Clowe, Feeney, and Igoe amid broader slate.
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Circuit Court
Superior Court
Lst
First Ward
Francis P. Brady
W. W. Scott
Edward H. Wright
Warren B. Douglas
Robert R. Levy
William A. Bither
C. Arch Williams
Arthur W. Sullivan
Bart J. Evans
Thomas J. Finucane
Henry L. Langosch
Lawrence F. King
Roy O. West
Robert J. McLaughlin
Willis O. Nance
Charles N. Goodnow
A. C. Metzger
G. W. Porter
P. H. Moynihan
Harry Harmon
Walter G. Davis
Alfred J. Schroeter
Titus Haffe
C. G. Kempff
Edward J. Halvka
Edward J. Brundage
Eugene H. Dupee
Leonard A. Brundage
Arthur A. Huhnke
Charles R. Francis
Charles W. Peters
George K. Schmidt
John C. Cannon
William H. Wesbey
E. J. Heine
Thomas T. Quinlan
Leroy Milner
W. C. Eggers
Joseph F. Haas
Thomas F. Byrne
Ernest Withall
Leonard G. Reid
Thomas J. Healy
James W. Breen
William H. Reid
Julius A. Johnson
James Rea
George Hitzman
John ". Devine
Charles Vayrik
P. Roderick
Frank Simpson
Henry Lehmlidt
J. W. Schulman
P. W. Rothenberg
C. J. Peters
Arthur A. Whitney
Beryl B. Collins
Michael Kenna
William J. Graham
Thomas D. Nash
John F. Bolton
Walter J. Nowak
Patrick J. Carr
Albert Binger
Pred Dahl
Rudolph Blavka
Samuel Burt
Nicholas Thul
John P. Gibbons
A. F. Coleman
James M. Whalen
Charles Bennett
Charles Brust
Joseph Lamb
John M. Mack
John J. Leonard
Joseph A. Mendel
Anton Stonek
A. J. Sabath
Anton J. Cermak
Otto Kerner
Martin J. O'Brien
Patrick A. Nash
Thomas P. Keane
Stanley H. Kunz
Frank W. Nowak
Joseph Ruskiewicz
Peter Mangela
Bernard J. Grogan
Clarence Potter
J. P. Pompel
Charles Johnson
George Lyons
Robert Farmer
Wesley Urged for Ward Committeeman Post in Twenty Sixth
William H Wesley city collector is strongly urged by Republican leaders to run as ward committeeman in the Twenty Sixth ward Leo Oppenheimer vice president of Messinger lunch rooms is described as a coming man of Chicago popular able and progressive
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W. B. Carlile
Chicago
Carlile
Wilson
William H. Wesley
Twenty Sixth Ward
Leo Oppenheimer
Messinger
Edward W. Evert
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Leonard Wood
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Not to Adjourn Until June 18 Figures in Illinois Con Con Debate
Springfield reports the convention plans to delay adjournment beyond June 15 as debate over ratification of a new Illinois constitution intensifies. Proposals include voting on each article separately or as a whole with amendments on contentious issues like Chicago representation and home rule. St Louis seeks a tax-exemption for its East St. Louis bridge and hires former judge Hadley to press the case, while East St. Louis officials push back citing tax losses projected from such a exemption.
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Concon
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Louis Board of Estimate
W. E. Hadley
Edwardsville
Hadley
Committee of the Whole
Inois
East St. Louis
Tast St. Louis
Tllinois Supreme Court
Illinois Supreme Court
Mississippi River
Illinois
St. Clair County
State
Park Rd
J. L. Browning
Eity Coquest
Eity of
Board of Supervisors
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