Hummel Is Winning Backed by Working Classes and Businessmen
Ernst Hummel, a Chicago political figure and former city treasurer, is forecast to win the county treasurer race by a large margin. The piece praises his labor support and public acts, recalls his 1904 payroll rescue, and outlines his extensive public service background, including roles as brewer, city treasurer, legislator, and city official. It also details current district political contests and party efforts to mobilize voting, emphasizing Hummel's broad cross-party appeal.
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Mr. Hummel
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Wurtemburg
Germany
Chicago
Mary Allmendinger
Lill
Busch & Brand
Mr. Brand
Brand & Hummel Brewing Company
South Chicago
South Chicago Brewing Company
Bis Company
United Breweries Company
North
Vote for Rivalier Hoyne and Honest Reform in Illinois
Chicago voters face a crowded slate with candidates like Rivalier Hoyne favored in the lawyers’ primaries while Ernst Hummel and Ophi Sol Van Prang receive strong backing for public posts. The Beef Trust and meat inspection issues spark debate as the city expands stockyard inspectors and prosecutions lag. Endorsements urge Upham for Board of Review, Rinaker for County Judge, McGavin for Congress, Cutting for Probate Court, and Kndot for Congress in the Seventh District.
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Maclay Hoyne
Lawyers
Beef Trust
Chicago
Reef Trust
Fred W. Upham
Tom Webb
Board of Review
Upham
Rinaker
Hoyne
Frank C. Burke
Grein
Hunter
Edward J. Brundage
John Minwegen
Minwegen
Brundage
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Cutting
Henry Sherman Boutell
Philip Knopf
McGavin
August W. Miller
Walter B. Schmidt
Board of Assessors
Ross C. Hall
Adolf Bergman
Thomas J. Healy
Republienna
Sanitary Board
Democratic
Independence League
Close finish evident in sheriff and congressional races
The contest in the First Congressional district remains tight with Colonel Martin Emerich favored over Madden, who asserts certainty of victory. Gibbons leads at sheriff with Gray gaining in wards, while Strassheim trails. Hans faces a clear path countywide, Hummel tops all candidates for treasurer, Rinaker expected to beat Hoyne.
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Martin Emerich
Madden
Col. Emerich
Martin B. Madden
Harry R. Gibbons
James J. Gray
Strassheim
Mr. Gray
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Twenty-first
Mr. Gibbons
Mr. Strassheim
Gray
Ike Gibbons
Strasaheim
Joseph F. Hans
Ernest Hummel
Campaign underline Gibbons for Sheriff and Upham re election
Harry R. Gibbons campaigns for sheriff and is greeted with enthusiasm as voters praise his business record and personality. Fred W. Upham seeks re election to the Board of Review. urged to ensure he remains on the ticket.
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Board of Review
Chicago
Madden
Smerich
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Congress
Harry R. Gibbons
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Voters urged to back Cruikshank for State Senator
The voters of the Nineteenth District are urged to cast ballots for Charles K. Cruikshank, Republican candidate for State Senator. He is described as capable and fully qualified, with Congressmen Wharton, Lorimer, Knopf, McGavin and Boute urged for re-election after serving the people well.
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Charles McGavin
Charles K. Cruikshank
Wharton
Lorimer
Knopf
McGavin
Boute
Vote for Rinaker and Caverly for County and Municipal Judge
The notice endorses Rinaker for County Judge citing firmness and stability. It also urges John R. Caverly, Democratic candidate for Municipal Judge, six-year term, to receive votes from citizens seeking honest, capable representation on the Municipal Court bench. It mentions Tommy Webb as another candidate.
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Caverly
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