Local Federal Officers Listing in Custom House District
A detailed roster lists federal offices and key personnel across the Custom House and adjacent bureaus. Names include collectors William H. Clare and Jellus F. Smietanka, postmaster William B. Caribe, United States Marshal John J. Bradley, and many others with room and floor designations for each office.
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Custom House
William H. Clare
John R. Ford
William Brown
William C. Hawley
Internal Revenue
Jellus F. Smietanka
J. Mahany
Frederick W. Rech
William B. Caribe
United States
John J. Bradley
Cief
Joseph F. Ryan
United States Secret Service
Thomas I. Porter
B. L. West
United States District Attorney
Charlee F. Clyne
William A. Small
United States Engineers
Col. W. Judson
Corps of Engineers
U. S
Chicago labor federation lists officers and committees
The Chicago Federation of Labor positions are announced with John Fitzpatrick as president Oscar Nelson as vice president Edward N Nockels as secretary Fred G Hopp as financial secretary Thomas F Kennedy as treasurer William McClena than as reading clerk and B A Schroeder as sergeant at arms. It names executive and legislative committees delegates to state and national federations and notes Edward W Everett a prominent Chicago lawyer as a frequently mentioned candidate for judicial honors.
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John Fitzpatrick
Oscar F. Nelson
Edward N. Nockels
Fred G. Hopp
Thomas F. Kennedy
Reading
William 8. McClenathan
B. A. Schroeder
John ©. Minor
Annie Fitzgerald
Women’s Union Labor League
Elizabeth Maloney
Waitresses’ Union
J. A. Train
C. M. Madsen
Timothy Meary
John
William Quesse
J. Harold
Ben Parker
George May « Brown
Dan Riordan
John Walters
J. Ferris
M. B. Phillip
Gertrude Stoetzel
American Federation of Labor
Emmett T. Flood
Barney Seriya
KR. G. Fetchis
John Mas
Edward W. Everett
Chicago
Legal Aid Society of Chicago Officers and Members Named
The Legal Aid Society of Chicago lists officers including Charles H. Hamill as president and Mrs Fanny J Howe as vice president. Other named officials are John H Wigmore, recording secretary, Marion Kaufman, corresponding secretary, and Henry A Haugan, treasurer. A special Finance Committee is chaired by Silas H Strawn with several members. Notable figures like Edmund T Perkins and George L Schein are cited as prominent professionals.
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Charles H. Hamill
Fanny J. Howe
John H. Wigmore
Thomas J. Dee
Marion Kaufman
Henry A. Haugan
Silas H. Strawn
H.W. Austin
Louis M. Greeley
Charles Hamill
Ralph
Hawxhurst
L. Jenks Marvin B
Dorothy Stirling
Best Vacuum Cleaner on the Market
Don C. Wright & Co presents The Vacuette a lightweight aluminum cleaner weighing 6% pounds with a standard suction nozzle and high speed steel fan. The unit promises easy operation strong dust pickup and a one year guarantee while marketed at about half the price of competing vacuums.
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Don C. Wright & Co, Inc
LaSalle Street
Munhall Con firms 10 per cent raise for gas workers
William D. Munhall acting as arbiter in a wage dispute upheld a 10 percent increase for gas house workers retroactive to Dec 1, 1919. Overtime pay was denied except on specified holidays, and a closed shop solution was deferred. The agreement runs until May 1, 1921 with further arrangements possible.
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Gas House Workers’ Union
William D. Munhall
Sanitary District Committees Listed With Members
A list of sanitary district committees and members includes Carr in finance and Illinois Valley, Littler in engineering, Clark in electrical development and North Shore Channel, Paullin in real estate development, Nance in federal relations, Nenee in health and public order, Mueller in Illinois Valley, Paulin and Pouilin in various roles, and Lawley, Stone, and rgel in spoil banks and related areas. The fragmented text assigns names to committee slots across multiple domains.
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Dudicl Iy
Carr
Littler
Clark
Nance
North Shore Channel
Paullin
Ibor
Lawley
County official lauded for record. postage debate noted
The text argues to restore 3 cent outside postage after a surplus of 154 million dollars in a year when it was reduced to 2 cents. It urges higher wages for letter carriers and other workers. County Commissioner Albert Nowak is praised for his public record and concern for constituents.
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Albert Nowak
City Council Holdovers and Names Listed in 1920 Record
The fragmented list records city council holdovers and various members and associates including J. Coughlin D M Stenns, RL B Anderson, R Bohwarts, J H Passmore, A Richert, A Hogan, W Govierbec Madderony McNichols, K opak, H Hutkowaki, D Vac to, John J Tuohy 19 J, Bowler, Powers, Frang, Henry L Field, Math Crew Uphele Math, and other names associated with the 1920 council scene.
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Madderony McNichols
D. Frank
Kia
Hhutkowaki
Vac To
Kopak
A. A
Ci @ Horne
Shairich
Maypole
D. Olsen
A Pat Ny Dd
Blotrowaki
T Kunz
Alkowlak
Adainielewlok
M An Pvanagh
Djohn J
Tuohy
J. B
Bowler
John Powers
Abe
M. Frang
Henry L
Field Math Crew
Uphele
J. Link
R . R. Caspers
D.jensen
D Smith
D. K. Kovarik
D. As. F. Burns
FR. Eott
Hogan
R .D
Democratic Committee Members by Ward List
The full Democratic committee roster by ward lists members such as Michael Kenna ward 1 and Wm J Graham ward 2 along with numerous others including Patrick Carr ward 5 and John Gibbons ward 6. The document shows a long roster with multiple spellings and occasional edge marks.
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Michael Kenna
Wm. J. Graham
Thomas D. Nash
John F. Bolton
Patrick J. Carr
John P. Gibbons
James M. Whalen
John H. Mack
John J. Leonard
Joseph A. Mendel
A. J. Sabath
Anton J. Cermak
Martin J. O'Brien
P. A. Nash
Thomas P. Keane
Stanley H. Kunz
Joseph Rushkewicz
John J. Touhy
Anthony D'Andrea
Dennis J. Egan
John F. O'Malley
R. L. Schapp
Joseph L. Gill
Frank F. Roeder
Harry R. Gibbons
Henry A
County Delegates to National Convention
Cook county lists its Democratic and Republican delegates to the national convention. The piece notes potential county commissioners and public figures such as real estateman Vincent E. Guarno and master in chancery Fletcher Dobyns as notable public-spirited candidates.
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Fletcher Dobyns
Chicago
Con-Con Week Focuses on Education and Tax Proposals
Illinois constitutional convention opens a busy week with debates over county school superintendents, initiative and referendum, and the 920 million waterway plan. The committee classifies legislative topics including taxes, bonding, and licensing measures while statewide education gains federal aid discussions.
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Springfield
Hull
Chicago
Latchford
Illinois
Brandon
Committee On Education
Israel
Chicago Tax Rate On $100 By Towns
W F Cummings, noted engineer and contractor, has a fine record and praise nationwide. A humorous tale contrasts Queen Victoria with a terra cotta statue joke, ending with a remark that the park is quiet at night and not a place for queens.
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Chicago
W. F. Cummings
Queens
Victoria
G. Smyth
The
Chicago Irish News and Citizen
Smyth recounts statue removal call in Garfield Park
Napper Tandy branch of the Friends of Irish Freedom urged removing Queen Victoria’s terra cotta statue from Garfield Park and replacing it with a monument to an American woman such as Molly Pitcher or Betsy Ross. Park officials note the statue was removed five years ago for wearing poorly.
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Napper Tandy
Friends of Irish Freedom
North Side
Turner Hall
Queen Victoria
Garfield Park
Molly Pitcher
Betsy Ross
N. B
Park Board
Chicago Tribune
Chicago political slate and call for jobs in City Hall
An outline lists Democratic StateCentral Committee members from Chicago and other towns. The piece advocates Charles E Timroth of Timroth Trucking Co as a County Commissioner candidate, arguing his nomination would assure victory and urging jobs for thousands of Chicago soldiers in City Hall, faulting entrenched officeholders.
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Lawrence P. Romano
Morse-Romano Co
Chicago
Charles E. Timroth
The
Timroth Trucking Co
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Women's City Club
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Chicago Normal College
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