Republicans Name Judicial Ticket for Illinois Primary
The article outlines Republican judicial candidates for the June Illinois election, listing Turney Dupuy Wells Crowe Atpatel Herdlicka Redmond and noting ward assignments. It describes bloc deals among three factions, the La Salle caucus result, and internal party maneuvering around Turney and Dupuy with Deneen and Brundage factions referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judee
Robert E. Turney
George A. Dupuy
Hosea W. Wells
Robert BE. Crowe
Henry Atpatel
Edward J. Herdlicka
Andrew J. Redmond
Oak Park
T. V. Freeman
Herdlicka
Joint Conference Committee
Otis
la Salle
City Hall
West
Dupuy
John Cannon
Twenty-sixth Ward
Harmony in Republican county committee set for landmark vote
The Republican factions bury the hatchet and predict continued harmony after a convention. The new county committee may be organized within a week with William H H Weber of Blue Island as chairman and August W Miller of the Twelfth ward as vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thal
George K. Schmidt
Brundage
A. W. Miller
Thompson
Deneen
Schmidt
William H. Weber
William Hh, Weber
Blue Island
August W. Miller
Twelfth Ward
Chairman Stuckart Heads Democratic Executive Committee
The Democrats have formed a new organization with County Treasurer Henry Stuckart named chairman of the executive committee. Also named to committees are Dennis Kean Frank S Ryan Rudolph B L Schapp and a lengthy slate of associates including Robert Sweitzer Dennis Eagan Frank Walsh J Cormak and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stuckart
Dennis Kean
Frank S. Ryan
Rudolph Bl. Schapp
Mr. Stuckart
Robert
M. Sweitzer
Dennis J. Eagan
Frank J. Walsh
J. Cormak
Frank 8. Ryan
M Sheridan
John FF. O'Malley
Kung
Thorny RR. Gibbons
Michael Keane
Upham In Big Demand For Republican Convention Tickets
Fred W. Upham reports fifty five thousand ticket requests for the Chicago Republican convention with only ten thousand able to receive results. Indiana plans to send a block of 1000 for the banks reception committee as headquarter plans begin a month away. Nationwide marching clubs seek tickets promising anew spectacular display in Chicago next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Upham
Chicago
Upham
Aire Banks
Too Many Fossils and Political Fights Stir Chicago
The Chicago post office is criticized for stagnation with Station M Edgewater and Garfield Park named as weak points. Progressives challenge the Republican judicial ticket led by Henry R. Rathbone, with internal contests for first and second vice presidents. A pending Supreme Court path looms as lower court hearings are requested, while teachers’ federation members celebrate a ruling against the Loeb rule and call for board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Post Office Dinner Salutes Long‑Serving Supervisors
At a Chicago event honoring post office leaders, Postmaster Campbell lauded the National payroll and long service. Fifteen superintendents had worked over 27 years, with some longer tenures. All attendees were Republicans, reflecting public life trends of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Chicago
Campbell
Lewis Proposes Compromise on Chicago Postmaster
Senator Lewis seeks a compromise with the administration over the Chicago postmaster dispute. He reportedly told Postmaster General that he will consent to a mutually agreeable appointee to replace Dixon C. Williams, if Rogers Sullivan and Governor Dinne approve.
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Lewis
Chicago
Post Offhe
Dixon C. Williams
Rogers
Sullivan
Dinne
Color Line Drawn Annual Club Officer Election
There will be an annual election of officers in the Tlamilton Club May 15. There is no contest for the press.
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Tlamilton
Teachers Free Moral Agents Rally After Court Ruling
Following a state appellate decision in favor of the Chicago teachers federation, Bob M. Loeb, president of the school board, ordered attorney Angus Roy Shannon to appeal to a higher court. The board seeks to dissolve a temporary injunction in the Superior court and continue the fight over whether public servants such as police and fire departments may unionize. Judge Holden dissented, marking a significant point in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Teachers’ Federation
Bob M. Loeb
Angus Roy Shannon
Loeb
Holdom
Fire and Polices
Shanon
National Committee Opens HQ for Convention Prep
The Republican national committee has opened preliminary headquarters at the Coliseum to direct work on preparing the Coliseum and annex for the convention. Offices will be built within ten days as the full national committee meets to hear contests and set the temporary roll.
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Rotary
James Bo Reynolds
Qard
Arivs
William Po Stone
Republican National Committee
Congress
Coliseum
National Committee
Colonel Frank Hosts National Guard Leaders Dinner
Col Frank entertained Asmilitary reception following a gathering of general officers and regiment lab commanders of the Hitness Nation al Guard. The event at Hotel Sterman was hosted by the Army and Navy Club Chicago with Col. Deat Proepk, surgeon general of TLinois, presiding as president of the club.
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Tollow
Dianne
Regiubon Lab
Hitness National Guard
Hotel
Sterman
Armay and Navy Cliboed
Deat Proepk
Generad
Tlinois
Army
Mays
Marine Corps
National Guard
Furniture Merchants Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Furniture Merchants' Club held at the Great Northern Hotel, officers and directors were elected. Thomas M. Smyth was named president with Simon Bish as first vice president and J. Hen Steiner as second vice president. Jurgen Petersen becomes treasurer and William Edman secretary, with directors including Edward Gainer BK Schoenthal, J. Edward Newberger, Samuel to Prank, and Edward Weber.
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Furniture Merchants’ Club
Great Northern Hotel
Thomas M. Smyth
First View
Simon Bish
Second View
J. Hen Steiner
Jurgen Petersen
William E Dman
Edward Gainer
Schoenthal
Edward Newberger
Samuel To
Edward Weber
City funds diverted to Chicago and school authorities
A garbled OCR note describes money transfers from a county treasurer to the city of Chicago and to various school officials. It mentions the Board of Education and County Superintendent Tobin receiving sums, with references to the county treasurer handling funds and related officials.
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Dvecob Lindheimer
City of
Chicago
Eugene RooDike
Shevanen
Edward 2 Tobin
Tobin
Extending West Side L Line Amid City names and districts
The fragment describes an extension of the West Side L line through Berwyn and nearby townships toward De Varavenie and Ghote scene. It lists ward figures including Judge Williame BL Deven Paes and Jidee Charles A Mebouia, plus references to Joseph D. David and Jolin do sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwyn Wilel
Ottetas
Chrynel
Plites
Une Weer Tine
Berwyn
Phebe Acernie
de Varavenie
Barber Vena
Hadas Martin
Williame
Deven Paesith Ward
Judie Walla
Bo Cooper
Jidee Charles A
Mebouia
Jolin
Sullivan
Joseph D. David
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Ilinois
W. H. Weber
Republican County Committee
Republican County
Cen
Stuckart
Popular County
New Democratic Executive Committee
Edgewater
Garfield Park
Supreme Court
Awehers
Teachers’ Federation
Margaret Haley
V. Greenacre
POST
Office
Williams
Man
Dunne
Hamilton
Board of Education
Wel Keebler, Samuel Phillips
Frank Perlowsky
David Straus
Edmund D Hulbert
The
Merchants Loan and Trust Company
Republicans For National Convention
Congress Hotel
Col. Frank
Illinois National Guard
John M. Smyth Company
Jacob Lindheimer
Pike
John Mecillen
Elier
Sabiliy District
Genorton
Distele
Tee
County
Freaauinerts
Progressive Metropolitan Company
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