Governor Yates Favored as Illinois Deadlock Looms
Illinois politics jostles toward a Yates renomination as party factions in Cook County and across the state battle deadlock. Opponents like Deneen and Lorimer forces balk at each other, while Hamlin Cul tom and Sherman draw hostility. Springfield debate centers on a strong county ticket and the shape of the Republican line-up.
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Gates of Death
Hell
Reddick Heads Chicago Republican County Committee
The new Republican county committee in Chicago was organized Tuesday for two years with harmony and liberal concessions to minority interests. James A. Reddick was elected chairman, with Chris Mamer as vice chairman, E. J. Magerstadt as secretary, and Red A. Busse as treasurer. A list of executive members from various wards was adopted, aiming for unified ticket support and strong party discipline.
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Republican County Committee
Chicao
Noble B. Judah
Homer K. Galpin
William Lorimer
D. BE
Shanahan
Thomas Finucane
Samuel Erickson
John A. Lion
Thomas J. Healy
Roy O
West
Lorimer
James A. Reddick
Chris Mamer
E. J. Magerstadt
Red A. Busse
Busse
Reddick
Tan
D. A. Campbell
Robert McDonald
Mr. Magerstadt
John J. Hant
Constan Knopf
Noble
Judah
M. B. Madden
John J. Hanberg
John A. Cooke
A. Campbell
John A. Linn
James Pease
Charles
Deneen
Charles W. Vail
William H. Weber
Morgan and Woodford Counties Endorse Hearst and Thompson for Governor
Delegates to state and national conventions were instructed at the Democratic gathering in Morgan and Woodford counties. Morgan county also indorsed Judge Owen P. Thompson for governor, signaling strong party support for the candidates.
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William 2. Hearst
Woodford
Morgan Counties
Morgan County
Lso
Owen P. ‘Thomp
Coliseum inspection plans lead to temporary offices and new entrances
William F. Stone of Baltimore inspected the Coliseum week. Carpenters began constructing temporary offices for the National committee. A vacant Michgan avenue lot will serve as an east entrance while north and south entries are arranged. Duddleston slated for board of education seat. mayor to decide Brenan successor. Duddleston long Chicago meat dealer and former Eleventh Ward alderman. Council appointment likely, with bridewell board vacancy to follow. Drainage canal power plant lights all city intersections and saves 1.81 million annually.
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National Committee
Charles J. Mortell
Chicago
William F. Stone
Baltimore
Atarma
Michidan Avenue
Coliseum
George Dudileston
Throop Street
Board of Education
Graham H. Harris
Thomas Brenan
Duddleston
Bridewell
England
Eleventh
Fred Busse
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