Alschuler Wins Chicago Crowd with Enthusiastic Court
Samuel Alschuler campaigned across Chicago in halls such as Jung’s Lincoln Turner and Burnside tapping broad support from city voters. He argued against Hanna alignment and gilded money in elections, touting his legislative record and pro Chicago stance while opponent Yates drew limited local backing.
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Chicago
Alschuler
Yates
Alachuler
Samuel Alschuler
Hanna Republicans
Jung
Lincoln Turner Hall
Diversey
Sheffield
Burnside
Imnols Central
Russia
Mark Hanna
Pennsylvania
Hanna
Republican Party
McKinley
M. L. McKinley
J. F. O'Donnell
Willan Ehemann
Turner Hall
Alsehuler
Captain Black
Donald Morrill
Harrison
Springfield
Perry
Parsons
Alxchaler
Judges Sears Ball Re Election Hopes and Voter Favor
The article notes Judges Sears and Ball confident of reelection to the Superior Court bench. Lawrence Young is praised by both bench and bar as a worthy candidate. It also praises Lorimer’s popularity and anticipated increased congressional vote in the Second District, and lauds Charles S. Deneen and Robert M. Simon for reforming State's Attorney and Recorder offices after prior scandals.
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Lawrence “. Young
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Sam Chase
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Goldgler
Schlake
Henry Sherman Boutell
Lawrence Andrew Young
Parlin Q. Ball
Bryan
West Virginia
Delaware
New York City
Farlin Q. Ball
Campaign endorsements praise two Cook County officials
The piece lauds State's Attorney Charles B Deneen and County Clerk Robert M Simon for restoring integrity to the offices and rail against their opponents. It urges votes for various local candidates including Deneen’s continuation, Sullivan for Legislature, Bronson Tolman and King for judges, and continued support for Lorimer, Knopf, and other county offices amid a broad campaign slate.
Desperate Means Plot to Steal Illinois Vote Warned
A deranged tirade claims Republicans plan to intimidate voters and rig returns nationwide, with alleged uses of race labor and fraud across Missouri and the West. Democratic leaders denounce it and push for an honest count, while figures like Adlai Stevenson and Illinois activists advocate disciplined precinct watchfulness and legal protection for ballots.
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Sotle
Mark Channa
Jones
Chatman Watson
State Committee
Harrison
Chicago
South Dakota
Mark Hanna
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