Campaign plan to defeat Chicago park consolidation
The Citizens' League to Conserve Chicago's Parks forms its executive committee led by Dr. Graham Taylor and Mary McDowell. It outlines aims to educate voters on park consolidation and urges a 'no' vote on November 7, citing risks to parks, libraries, and city governance.
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Citizens’ League
Chicago
Graham Taylor
Mary McDowell
Dwight H. Perkins
William H. Busch
Allen B. Pond
League
Hotel la Salle
George C. Sykes
W. N. Rudd
Chicago Horticultural Society
State University
T. W. Allinson
Jens Jensen
Jon Kumler
Grace Nicholas
Joseph A. O'Donnell
Moses Ll. Purvin
George BE
Hooker
Minnie , Low
Mra
B. BE. Smith
Joseph Dondersberger
William Lyman
Simonds
Clayton F. Sammy
William Burgess
Illinois Tax Amendment Urged by Real Estate Board
President Paul Steinbrecher of the Chicago Real Estate Board urges voters to support the pending constitutional tax amendment. He argues the current system places over 70 percent of the tax burden on real estate including homes and farms in Illinois.
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Ilinois
Paul Steinbrecher
Chicago Real Estate Board
Illinois
Lawyers for Hoyne Organize Nonpartisan Re-Election Drive
A lawyers' committee endorses State's Attorney Hoyne for another term citing his four year record of vigorous impartial prosecutions free from political influence. The list of organizers includes William T. Alden Amos Miller Raymond Ash Horace Oakley craft Charles Offield Elmer Adams Quin O'Brien James Brady John Peckham Rush Butler George Peaks James Condon Augustus Pea Howard Castle body William Doyle Lessing Rosenthal John Drennan A F Reichmann William Dyren Egbert Robertson forth William Rothmann Gustave Fischer James Rosenthal Isaiah Green John Richards acre Silas Strawn Stephen Greg Shelby Single oryton Frank Helmer James Sheean LeRoy Hackett Willis Smith Thomas Francis William Sexton Howe Shaw Martin Isaacs Stuart Shepard Morris Johnston Henry Wolf Kremer Wigmore Knapp Whitman Kerner Weissen Masonbach Mechem Zeisler McShane Butz Matz.
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Hoyne
William T. Alden Amos C. Miller
Raymond M. Ash
Horace
Oakley Craft
Charles K. Offield
Elmer H. Adams
Quin O'Brien
James A
Brady John J, Peckham
Rush C
Butler George H. Peaks
James G. Condon
Augustus
Pea
Howard P
Illinois Cook County Legislative Candidate List
A slate of nominees for the Illinois General Assembly from nineteen Cook County districts is announced. Each district elects three representatives in November, listing Republican and Democratic candidates such as Meyer Cossman John M. Powell and others across districts 2 4 6 8 and 1 2 4 5 6 with names including Brinkman Lucas Ryan McNichols Igoe Guernsey and Volz among others.
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Ilinois General Assembly
Cook County
House
Meyer Cossman
John M. Powvem
Richard Farrell
al F. Gorman
James J. Barbour
William J. Stapleton
D. Representatives
William M. Brinkman
Benjamin H, Lucas
John Griffin
Roger J. Marey
Lorenz
Meisterheim
Frank Ryan
Randall
Marshall
Herman E. Schultz
Robert R. Jackson
Edward M. Santry
John P. Walsh
Thomas A. Boyer
Frank C. McNichols
Timothy D. Murphy
Dailey Predicts Victory for Democratic Ward Split
James M. Dailey, chairman of the Cook county Democratic committee, states twenty eight Chicago wards as Democratic, two doubtful, and five probably Republican, forecasting a net Wilson plurality of 1000 in the city.
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James M. Dailey
Cook County
Democratic Committee
Chicago
Dunne
Dailey
Lawyers Indorse John R. Caverly for Judge Seat
Chicago lawyers sign a broad indorsement praising Municipal Judge John R. Caverly as faithful and efficient and urge his re election. The list includes former judges John Barton Payne Edmund W. Burke Edward Osgood Brown Philip Stein Richard W. Clifford George A Trade and firms Mayer Meyer Austrian Platt Meagher Whitney Ricks Sullivan Shepard McCormick Thomason Kirkland Paterson Judah Willard Wolf Reichmann.
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John R. Caverly
Chicago
Judge Caverly
John Barton Payne
Edmund W. Burke
Edward Osgood Brown
Philip Stein
Richard W. Clifford
George A. Trade
Lawyers & Law
Mayer, Meyer, Austrian & Platt
Illinois Democrats project large Wilson Dunne victory
Arthur Charles, head of the Illinois Democratic state committee, predicts President Wilson will win Illinois by 123 418 votes with 75 000 from women and 48 518 from men. James M. Dailey asserts Democrats will carry Chicago by 100 000 and the state and county tickets by 60 000.
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Wilson
Dunne
Arthur Charles
Chicago
James M. Dailey
Dailey
Charles
Democrats Nominate Sanitary District Trustees Ticket
The Democrats present a clean Sanitary District of Chicago ticket headed by President Thomas M. Sullivan and Trustees Joseph Rushkevicz and James A. Long. The piece notes statewide and Cook County election expectations with Dailey citing precinct results and ward gains.
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Chicago
Sanitary District
Thomas
M. Sullivan
Joseph Rushkewicz
James A. Long
Illinois Democrats Rally Behind Wilson and Dunne
The rank and file of Illinois democracy realize that under the administrations of President Wilson and Edward F. Dunne the people have.
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Wilson
Edward F. Dunne
Sullivan for President of Chicago Sanitary District
A political appeal urges voters of all parties to elect Thomas M. Sullivan as President of the Sanitary District of Chicago citing proven ability and honesty and stating public interests require his election.
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Thomas M. Sullivan
Sanitary District of
Chicago
United Societies Endorse Hoyne for Statewide Race
The United Societies endorsed 38 Democratic and 22 Republican candidates for the Legislature. Maclay Hoyne was backed for reelection as State's Attorney, with a full slate of state senate and representative hopefuls by district and party affiliation listed.
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United Societies
Maclay Hoyne
Senate
Meyer Cousman
John M. Powell
Richard Farrell
al FP
Gorman
William J. Stapleton
Thomas Devereux
Benjamin Mitchell
Michael F. Maher
George Maypole
H. M. Overland
George Bruce
Charles L. Vieldstack
John G. Jacobsen
Albert Rostenkowski
Ed Walz
Joseph Trandel
Joseph Veil
County Office Notices Omitted by Organization
For county offices other than State's Attorney no notices or actions were made by the organization. The fragment notes lack of official postings or communications impacting local county offices. The record indicates missing consent or publication related to those positions.
Lookout for Short Pencils on County Tickets
Rumors of trades and prospective steals between candidates on county tickets prompt a tight watch for manipulators of the short pencil.
Street Car Men Back Hoyne for Re-Election
L. D. Bland of The Union Leader urged 25 000 street and elevated railway workers in Chicago and Cook County to re elect State's Attorney Mac lay Hoyne. Bland cited Hoynes role in securing a favorable contract after last years street railway strike and published a grateful union letter praising his justice and leadership.
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Maclay Hoyne
Chicago
Cook County
L. D. Bland
Bland
Hoyne
Re-Elect Judge Sabath to the Superior Bench
Judge Joseph Sabath is urged for re election to the Superior bench. The notice praises his learning ability and upright record, presenting him as the favored candidate for voters.
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Joseph Sabath
Robert E Wilson for Sixth District Springfield Reelect
Robert E Wilson, Democratic representative from the Sixth Senatorial District, champions the Firemen's pension act and dozens of laws. The candidate urges voters to return this lawmaker to Springfield.
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Robert FE. Wilson
Robert Ek. Wilson
Springfield
Re elect Newcomer Judge Johnny Newcomer for bench
A local booster urges voters to re elect Judge Johnny Newcomer to the municipal bench citing his record as a just and upright judge.
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Johnny Newcomer
Sanitary District urged to reelect Thomas M Sullivan
Voters are urged to back Thomas M Sullivan for president of the Sanitary District and seek his reelection as district trustee, citing public health economy and retrenchment as key goals.
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Sanitary District
Thomas M. Sullivan
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