Political Refugee Defense Network Faces Faltering Aid for Rudowitz
The article details transfer of Chicago Socialists to leadership, Rudowitz’s precarious life post release, and the mixed public funds and motives behind aid. Raymond Robins and Miss Jane Addams withdrew in favor of E Jerome Beyer and Miss Helen Megaw, with Robins later noting a $10 gift. Additional funds totaling $423.17 were raised by Mrs Bertha Siller to aid defense and publicity, while workers faced unequal pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Chase
Raymond Robins
Jane Addams
Robins
Rudowitz
Chicago & Northwestern
West Pullman
Radowitaz
Austin Avenue
David Zimmerman
Walnut Street
Frite Zimmerman
West
Madison Street
Bertha Biller
Russia
Bertha Siller
van Buren Street
Political Refugee's Defense League
Miriam Yampolski
Edelstadt
Siller
League
Walker and Mack in Theater Meeting Controversy
The article describes attorney Emery Walker taking blame for the Colonial theater meeting, his remarks about Judge Julian W. Mack, and the related finances and endorsements. It notes payments to stenographers, the Political Refugees League, and connections to Hull House, with Judge Mack defending his actions and finances. It cites labor figures and questions Mack’s suitability for the bench amid settlement worker support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudowitz
Walker
Emery
Colonial Theater
Commercial National Bank
Julian W. Mack
Political Refugee League
F. B. Dickingon
Mr. Dickinson
Jane Addams
Political Refugees’ Defense League
Mack
Barnard & Miller
Law Printers
Rudowits
State Department
Washington, D. C
Charles Cheney Hyde
Hyde
Defense League
E. V. Schroeter
Jesse F. Pierce
League
John ©. C
Haverhill, Mass
The
Political Refugees’ League
Citizens’ Committee
Hull House
Remember Mack and vote for the Democratic anarchist
The piece critiques Judge Mack in the controversy around Averbuch’s shooting and ties him to a broader political movement. It accuses Mack of leveraging charity and university ties to gain liberal and United Societies support while warning against voting for Mack and opposing other Democratic nominees. It references figures like Judge Clifford, Baker, Murray, Morrill, Burke, and Arthur in a call to vote against Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Chicago
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Nockels
The
Tribune and Record-Herald
Associated Building Trades
Chicago Mantel and Tile Dealers’ Association
United Societies
Evanston University
Northwestern
United Lawr
Judge Mack
Northwestern University
Evanston
Summer Season for Theaters Headed by Studebaker
Chicago summer season opens on Decoration Day May 30 with Studebaker reopening Beverly of Graystark starring Jessie Busley. McVicker's presents The Sins of Society, Drury Lane drama praised nationwide. The Golden Girl moves to Princess Theater for summer, and The Alaskan continues as a top musical. Forest Park gears up for a major holiday festival, Luna Park reopens May 29 with guards and 50 shows and rides under James O Leary.
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Studebaker
Chicago
Beverly of
Graystark
McCutcheon
Michigan Boulevard
Beverly
Princess Vetive
Jessie Busley
C. W. Collins
Inter Ocean
Drury Lane
McVicker
la Balle
Beautiful Princess Theater
Winona Winters
Harold Crane
Katherine Bell
Hamilton Coleman
Johnny Fogarty
James Bradbury
Great Northern
Lora Lieb
Edward Martindel
Richard Carroll
Gus Weinberg
Lawrence Coever
Splendid Company
Luna Pai
Luna Park
Jas, O'Leary
Baseball Games At White Sox Park This Week
Sunday features Detroit at White Sox Park with two games on Decoration Day next Monday. Chicago fans hope Sullivan’s Tigers trim Jennings’ gang after the Sox return to Chicago tomorrow. Other semi pro games include Anson’s Colts versus Gunthera and Leland Giants versus the Milwaukee Red Sox on Decoration Day with two games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox Park
Detroit
White Sox
Sox
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Sullivan
Jennings
Niesen
Anson
Leland Giants
Milwaukee Red Sox
Rugar
Bergman
Trinkong
Joliet
MacNichols
Anson's Park
River Forest
Tapis
Vance
Ofergelt
Logan Squares
Milwaukee
Callahan
Colts
International Marathon Race at White 80x Park This Saturday
The White Sox ballpark hosts a 10 000 dollar marathon this Saturday drawing Chicagoans and regional fans. St Yves of France races against Tom Longboat and Olympian Johnny Hayes with Fred Simpson Svanberg and many others among the contenders in the Derby Marathon promoted by Callahan and Lou Houseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Tom Longboat
St. Yves
Chicago
Johnny Hayes
Fred Simpson
Svanberg
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Teels
S Gerke
Che Fair
Grete
Adems
Sis
Eetablicaed
New York
George W. Jackson, Inc. Contractors
W. Jackson Boulevard
Quincy Street
Elston Avenue
Mendel Street
John M. Ewen
the Rookery
Richard S. Tuthill
Circuit Court
Democratic Party
Party
J. W. Mack
Chicago Journal of
David Anderson
Callaghan
Warren Avenue
Pardon Board
Springfield
Kersten
Bar Association
Brentano
Clarence 8
Darrow
Daily News Today
Shippy
Emil G. Hirech
Averbach
Harrison
Democrata
Czolgoasz
McKinley
Averbuch
the Golden Girl
Pringhag
Forest Park
Weat Side
Ures
Elung
Mane
Elgin
Rogers Parks
Easter Colts
Jimmy Ryan
Baldwin Company
Wabash Avenue
Wamilton
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