Mack and Labor Factions Clash Over Chicago Suffragists
The Record Herald portrays Julian W. Mack amid heated Chicago labor politics. It cites Mrs. Raymond Robins praising Mack’s support for workers while detailing divisions within the Chicago Federation of Labor over Mack and labor injunctions, and notes Democratic primary results placing Mack ninth of fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Raymond Robins
Julian W. Mack
The
Federation of Labor
Children of
America
Mr. Silverman
Jake Einstein
J. A. McKelway
Philanthrophists
George Keraten
R. W. Clifford
CO. M. Walker
Lockwood Honore
Frank Baker
T. G. Windes
E. O. Brown
John BP
McGoorty
J. W. Mack
Francis Adams
Richard EB. Burke
William H. Arthur
Donald J. Morrill
John T. Murray
Chicago Record-Herald
Organized Labor
Chicago Federation of Labor
Executive Board
Central Labor Body
Mackie
Chicago
Judge Mack
American Association For Labor
Uide
Tollers
Robins
American Protective Association
Record-Herald
League For the Protection of
Scott
San Francisco
United States
Trael
Ireland
American Association For Labor Legislation
Heb
Illinois political chatter and city hall actions in Chicago
Fragmentary Chicago Chronicle report notes Democratic figures and mayoral intrigue. Mentions Donald L. Morrill Richard E. Burke W. Mack Carter Harrison returning from California to campaign, Iroquois fire aftermath. Records 24 department heads reappointed, museum abolished, license ordinance tweaks, bathhouse towel sterilization rule. Includes Smejkal contest referral and aldermanic votes.
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Mack
Richard W. Clifford
Frank Baker
John T. Murray
Donald L. Morrill
Richard E. Burke
William H. Arthur
Julian W. Mack
Carter LI. Harrison
Ilinois
Chicago
California
Traeger
Busse
Municipal Museum and Department of Municipal History
Valentine Smith
Ald
Bernard W. Snow
Mack for Judge: Evanston professor runs on Democratic ticket
The message promotes Mack, a university professor in Evanston, as a candidate for Judge on the Democratic line. It alleges Northwestern prohibits liquor sales within four miles of a wall, and urges voting against Mack.
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Mack
Chrealt
Wallefy
Circuit Bench
Hadafy
Evanston City
Judge
Lawn
Evanston University
Northwestern
Walla
Hereley's Traction Report Urges City System Reform
Hereley, city traction expert, asks for single ownership of elevated and surface lines, through routing of elevated roads, and new terminals downtown. He calls for a city law banning smoking on street cars and elevated trains and for block signaling on elevated routes not in use. The memo outlines extensive department work since 1907, including accident prevention, heating and ventilation improvements, train crew discipline, passenger conduct, crossing protection, transfers, service expansion, and car equipment upgrades.
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Millard B. Hereley
Chicago
Mr. Hereley
United States
John M. Roach
Tereley
City of
Department of Local Transportation
Ines
Board of Supervising Engineers
Commissioner of Health
General Department
Police Department
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Labor
Raymond Robbins
Harrison Tay
Cook County
Chicago Daily News
Harriison
Way Wobbins
Lewy Post
Ed Dunne
Harrison
Dunne
Fork Handlers’ Union
John V. Clarke
Tllinois
John A. Johnson
J. J. Jeffries
Rae Hee
I. Dunn
Kleeman Kul
Joseph Smejkal
William F. Ryan
Down
Jacob A. Hey
Health Committee
Carter
Hereley
Down Town