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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1913

Page

2

Political Talk on Local Leaders and Voter Sentiment

The piece lists multiple Chicago ward candidates including Emanuel Abrahams and Samuel Golden and discusses an election board ruling removing an independent petition. It notes machine withdrawals, calls for voting, and praises several incumbents like Aldermen Capitain Hazen Hey and Hey, Brown, O'Connor, and Brown as strong prospects.

Emanuel Abrahams Samuel Golden Election Board Henry L. Fick Kellerman and Taylor Abrahams Czarnecki Fick William Melody

Gazzolo Seen as Likely Alderman Winner in Eighteenth

Frank F. Gazzolo appears to be an easy winner in the Eighteenth Ward with strong local support. Alderman Henry Atpatel is expected to be reelected as citizens endorse the honest and faithful public official in the Fifteenth Ward.

Irwin R. Hazen Anson H. Brown Mr. Brown Frank F. Gazzolo Henry Atpatel

Baseball Exposé Plan Stirs Major League Leaders

W A Forman reports in the Chicago Evening Post that Horace Fogel has accepted a $10000 offer to write articles aiming to prove baseball is crooked. The plan allegedly involves tainted authorship by Heman, with officials Garry Herrmann and Ban Johnson seeking to muzzle him amid Taft Murhphy ties and Cubs leadership suspicions.

W. 8 Garry Herrmann National Commission Ban Johnson American League Fogel Heman Taft-Murphy Cubs Taft Murphy Cere

Follower of Tris Speaker Recalls Early Ball Dreams

The article traces Tris Speaker’s rise from a churchgoing boy in Texas to a college idol and national star. It notes his mother’s initial doubts, her eventual support, and her travels to see him play. It also mentions Kansas City manager Charles Carr pushing a San Antonio baseball college concept to train minor leaguers.

Tris Speaker Boston Speaker Wide Texas Muvver Polytechnic Institute At Fort Worth Institution of Learning Waco Tex Baseball Charles Carr Kansas City American Association San Antonio Carr National Commission

Evang tron Evans Showed Granite Jaw Against Hurler

Evang tron Evans of the St. Louis Cardinals proved his granite jaw after a hard knock left fielder Evans unfazed. He paused to check his jaw then stepped into a fast one and nearly knocked it out of the park in a tense batting exchange.

Evang Outhelder Laula Evans St. Louis Cardinals Evans Pittsburgh Hendrys Cardinals

Wagner optimistic on season and world series plans

Hans Wagner predicts a strong 1912 season batting around .300 and aims to lead a pennant winning team toward the world championship, while hinting at marriage after victory. Elmer Steele gets another chance with St Paul after a arm tonic visit. Bonesetter Reeve praised. New Zealand government earned 378055 in totalisator tax from horse clubs through Oct 8 1911.

Wagner Hans Wagner Pirate Hans Steele Friel St. Paul Elmer Steele Pittsburgh Bonesetter Reeve New Zealand

Larue Kirby's Trial Before Robby in Rainy Traverse City

Wilbur Robinson of the New York Giants scouted pitcher Larue Kirby from Traverse City in the Michigan State League. Rain prevented a game, but Kirby pitched as Robby watched and impressed with a hook curve and reverse curve. Robby sent a telegram the next day, predicting Kirby could rise to top major league status with more time.

Wilbur Robinson New York Giants Larue Kirby Traverse City McGraw Robby Robason Kirby Michigan New York Mike Mordecai Brown New Orleans

Sports notes mix of recruits and records in early 1913

Outfielder High a fast recruit on the Tigers and a left hander is praised as the quickest spring arrival. Dick Egan shows improvement over 1912 season. Connie Mack's players are hard to strike out. Knockout Brennan loses to Jack Dillon in Indianapolis. Weisman, Browns recruit, tall at six feet five inches, looks promising. Horine to resume training for 1913. Boston Nationals sign Noyes a right handed pitcher. North Randall fair offers five $2000 stakes on half mile track. Nunamaker loses regular job to Forrest Cady as catcher. Colgate to build circular board track around athletic field. Catholic Gymnastic societies prepare for Rome games.

Tigers Dick Egan Reds Connie Mack Brennan Buffalo Jack Dillon Indianapolis Weisman Browns George Horine Champaign Boston Nationals Noyes Cleveland Leslie Nunamaker Forrest Cady Cady Nunamaker Colgate University Federation of Catholic Gymnastic Societies Rome

County Democratic Party Officials and Ward Lists

A dense roster lists county central committee officers and ward representatives for Democratic and Progressive parties. Names include McGillen, McConnell, Legner, Weber, Maher, Walkowiak, and many others across Chicago area wards and townships. Additional entries name headquarters at Hotel La Salle and Briggs House with officers and secretaries.

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 I. O'Connell Peter J. Angsten Henry Stuckart James M. Dailey Patrick J. Carr Charles Martin John P. Gibbons Peter Foy F. Brennan John H. Mack William Powers Sheldon Govier D. K B. Wittenberg Fred Rohde J. Novak John Lagodny Leo V. Roeder M. H. Rogers W. R. Skidmore Patrick A. Nash M. F. Maher Joseph Strauss John P. Tansey William Mazurek Joseph F. Trandel Thomas J. O'Brien William Gaynor John Powers Peter O’brien Mose Ginsberg Dennis J. Egan Albert J. Flynn John M. O’conner Thomas Sturch John Ciskowski Henry H. Gibbons Dennis W. Sullivan Fred Esau James Fitzgerald William F. Quinlan John T. Connery Thomas J. Dawson N. J. Daleiden Nell Murley William McRae Francis D. Connery Ben. M. Sharry Joseph Callahan Dennis D. McCarthy Joseph T. Mahoney James A. Long M. J. Flynn Richard J. Knight Frank J. Walsh T. J. Crowe Matt L. Cullem J. J. Cullerton K. M. Rads William J. Clark William P. Feeney John McGill J. M. Kuebser Palatine W. E. Hess Wilmette George McNamee Cicero August Koelling Arlington Heights H. L. M. McCullen Glen View James Turnock Evanston A. A. McKinley W. H. Stolte Chicago Heights U. N. Richter Melrose Park Francis M. Keogh Lemont W. B. McAuliffe Franklin Park W. A. Lants la Grange J. L. Butler North Berwyn A. L. Tompkins Oak Park J. J. O'Rourke Harvey Ross C. Hall Democratic Party OF Cook County Briggs House A. J. Sabath M. 8. Furman Otto Spankach James 8. McInerney Harry Goldatine 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 Walter Clyde Jones Charles B. Merriam A. C. Boss John Siman August Krueger Fred Formaneck L. G. Ross William F. Gailing James Heyn William Gieldsinski Charles J. Ryberg John R. Swift Guy C. Crapple Harry Fiddelke Thomas J. Graydon Charles J. Burmeister Albert E.palmer A. L. Ge C. M. Moderwell 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 Sherman M. Booth Glencoe Hales DeWitt Taylor

Republican County Committees and Congressional District Names

Long list of Republican and Democratic committee members by ward and district across many Chicago area suburbs and Congressional Districts with dozens of individual names, including chairs and secretaries, scattered across entries for wards and counties and multiple districts.

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the Fair Feate Adame and Dearborn Sts Chicago J. Lehmann Flynn Charles H. Mitchell Board of Election Commissioners Baldwin Springfield Mitchell Big Homer E. Tinsman Superior Edward F. Cullerton John M. O'Connor Edward Osgood Brown Harry H. Lampert Henry D. Capitain Capitain Jacob A. Hey Alderman Hey Tris Wilbert Robinson Giants Central Committee Democratic Party OF 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 ©. Eastman Joseph H. Bidwill, Sr Charles V. Barrett Allen Bay William Busse Mount Prospect Frank H. Anderson Democratic Congressional Committee Bartholomew Scanlan H. Haddock Henry Krug Louis Seelig J. J. McLaughlin Jas F. Ryan B. J. Courtney Peter Zilligan Louis L. Lettiere Sami Obisen Ernest Try John B. 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. B. Hill Albert Schaffner John McCann John J. Driscoll Henry F. Mayes John J. Curran Thomas L. Byrne Dr. J. B. Weintraub John F. Nolan F. B. Robinson John D. Green Frank Arnold Robi. J. Cranston Thos. F. Rowan John Kavanagh Ath Congressional District John B. Brengas James Ryan B. H. Helde Walter Shea John H. Burns Val. Schmitt Schmitt Wm. T. Wallace M. Furlong J. M. Fitsgerald M. C. Buckley John V. Schmitt Schmitt Wm. EB. Furlong Everette Jennings Marius Olsen Martin J. Sweeney James Hynes John G Baker Martin Garski John Dillon Jeremiah T. J. McShea Patrick J. Rowan John J. Cullinan Fred P. A. Murphy H. Meister Schlick Jedlicka Isaac Cohm Maz Kutchal Joseph Mendel A Nacker Matthew Smith B J. McCarty John Fennen Peter James J. Hallman John Waska Wm. J. Peshek James F. Denny Tom Fitegerald Nicholas Stokes William Altemeier James H. Ryan Geo Mc Kensie Joseph Wirth John J. Brady Jacob Ports James W. Casey John J. O'Donnell Ralph C. White Frank L. White Byman Liderman Frank T. Scanlan B. H. Comer Frank H. Landmesser J. A. O'Donnell Bilis W. Paul Henry Aoe Joseph Grein Frank DeLaby Rote Geo. W. LeVin J. Baw. Clancy John M. Kennedy William Geo. L. Franck Fred T. Schwarts Herman Peters R. O. Gilbert W. F. Kelley Wm. H. White John P. Quirk Patrick O'Rourke Michael Yarusso J. A. Fensterle Victor W. Hanke Louis W. Greco J. Maulelle H. F. Martin Philip Papas Jos. Walsh Albert A. Book Henry Hogan Martin F. B. Nortom X. H. Kadow Matthew B. Clark Nick Sarno Morris M. Kankowits Frank Navigato Timothy Finn Michael Martin Anthony Tortoriello William A. Navigato Joseph de Stefano Ab Chonse L. Cummings August Weinrich John Schwartz James J. Monehan Sth A. Canisius Thomas B. Golden Andrew A. Collins C. BE. Hayne J. P. Fitsgerald Fred Schulz W. H. Lauf J. Byrnes John G. Schneller Norman P. Brodie Daniel F. Rice Michael P. Lowen John B. Bercher Carl W. Westerlind Daniel L. Crales Chas. Oakley Oscar Anderson Geo. A
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