Political gall and gang influence twist Hoyne's bid
A Chicago era column accuses the Democratic Bosses of pressuring State's Attorney Hoyne while the Amalgamated Democratic faction hints he may become a candidate with gang backing. The piece argues Hoyne would win mayoral nomination and election without gang support, noting his conservative banker background and warnings of anti gang sentiment. It also covers local loan campaigns, subscriber counts, and ongoing municipal matters including milk dealer permits.
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Hoyne
Denon “E
Hlayne
Future of States
Ward politics and draft loyalties in Chicago wards
In Chicago the chatter centers on ward leaders as the loudest organizers and job seekers from labor wards with many slickers and few soldiers. With women now voting, relatives in the firing line and draft resisters influence primary loyalties, raising questions about how labor ward politics shape the Democratic slate.
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Nathanmal
Chicago
Shekter
Shieker
Hulbert's Rap Spurs Farmers to Rally in Liberty Town
Poulme, secretary of the Commercial club at Ottumwa, credits B D Hulbert, resident of the Merchants' Loan and Trust company, for influencing Iowa farmers to increase subscriptions to Liberty Town. Poulme, who was in Chicago Monday, says Hilbert's remarks made a deep impression.
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Poulmie
Com Reereal Club
Williams for Congress in Venth District Nomination
The Democrats plan to nominate Hixon Co Williams for Congress in the Venth District. He is described as a polished orator and a strong defender of the President, with notable Liberty Loan support and favorable views from well posted observers on defeating George Bo Poss.
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Liberty Loan
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Big Gun Plant for Chicago See Resounding Backing
Thomas Carey and Sullivan travel to Washington to push for a proposed 75,000,000 ordinance plant in Chicago. They highlight the city’s geographic advantages, labor pool, housing relief, and rail and water access to secure government endorsement for the world’s largest sun factory project.
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Be. Sullivan
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City to Lose Revenue as Saloon Licenses Pending Renewal
City officials warn Illinois city faces up to 81 million loss in saloon revenue as licenses renewals lag. Acting Chief Alcock orders checks on all saloons. those without renewal filings will be closed or forced to obtain license. Regulation targets soft drink and liquor venues under new rules.
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Perschers
Chicago
Alcock
Reynolds Advice Leads to Firm Upturn in Trade Group
George M. Reynolds, president, addressed executives at the commerce meeting urging cautious reforms. Ne Santis ye and Commerety Ma figures were cited as contacts and references for upcoming policy shifts.
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Organized Appetite and Ward Rivalry in Chicago Politics
The Twentieth Ward, despite fewer residents and lower registered votes than several wards, is portrayed as the hub of organized Democratic activity. Reports note strong calls for cross ward organization from the Twentieth Ward Bugle, while contrasting ward populations and vote totals highlight disparities in political influence among Chicago's wards.
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Chicago
Omy Nau
Haley
Selie
Twenteth
Candidates Named for All Offices in County Primary
Democrats select a slate led by Scully Reinberg Horner Cermak Lindheimer and Dailey for county primaries eight weeks hence. The lineup includes Harry Ro Gibbons, noted box manufacturer and Red Cross patron, for county treasurer Peter Reinberg, and Jo Cerna for president of the county board among others.
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Reinberg
Horner
Cermak
Lindheimer
Dailey
Harry Ro Gibbons
Red Cross
iAberty Loan
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Ward politics and votes in Chicago district turnout
Fragmented report details ward by ward voting in Chicago with mentions of the Twentieth and Thirtieth Wards. It cites organized labor and business groups, aims to boost membership, and questions why the Twentieth Ward shows low turnout amid wartime shortages and mobilization. Includes court and county official names and re-election notes.
Clayton F. Smith for Mayor Planned Campaign Initiative
Clayton F Smith runs for mayor amid Democratic backing and broad party support. The text praises his record as Warden of the County Hospital and notes his popularity within the party, presenting him as a strong candidate for city leadership.
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Claytom
Ottecor
Chicago
Helia
Siniti Nitae
Judicial Call Down Pr teethetis Miya teen sent thites
A garbled OCR led to a cryptic note about Teethetis Miya and a legal action. The fragment mentions justice, detention, and a penitentiary, but the exact events, dates, and parties remain unclear.
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Colson
Justice
Split Hoyne and Dunne In Questionable Claims
Fragmented paragraph discusses alleged split between Hoyne and Dunne and teases a faction called the Shiekers Pilon. Mentions Maver Dannie and coded phrases, with unclear actions and names, suggesting a chaotic local dispute or factional rift. The text is garbled with nonstandard terms and invented words.
City Council Debates School Reform and Police Oversight
City council hearings address a school question and police oversight, with mayors present and committee chairmen guiding discussion. Delegates weigh a plan to retain or reform local systems as residents react to proposed changes and budget implications.
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