Burkes Turn Next in Cook County Democratic Wins
After a decisive fall election, Cook County Democratic strategists expect Robert E Burke to be re elected secretary of the county central committee. Supporters argue Burke will lead a renewed campaign to purge the payroll brigade and restore party strength in Chicago. The piece notes Burke’s past victories and calls for a spring comeback led by Burke and his allies.
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Democratic Party
Cook County
Burke
New Democratic County Central Committee
Robert KB
Buccons
Robert E. Burke
Central
Robert BE
Harrison
Democratic Party of Chicago
Paradox of the Cuckoo Nest in Migratory Behavior
The cuckoo, a migratory bird, does not build its own nest. It lays eggs in other birds nests and the hatchlings are raised by hosts. The foreign fledgling often ejects the original occupants from their nest and rightful place.
Cuckoo's nest to be cleaned out near City Hall
The long standing Randolph Street Democratic head quarters across from City Hall is called the political Cuckoo's nest. It will soon be cleaned out and the party will unite under old leaders for a spring campaign. The piece blames Harrison and a payroll faction for failing to fund or lead the ticket, leaving campaign efforts to others.
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City Hall
Randolph Street
Democratic Party
Cook County
Cuckoo's Nest
Jackson
Eagle
Harrison
City Hall Brigade
Pay Roll Brigade
Civil Service
Victorious Republican Ring Echoes After Local Seats
The passage describes Republicans celebrating a victory in a political contest while Democrats face a defeat in the First Congressional District. It credits Martin Emerich's friends and his personal popularity for Madden's loss, contrasting the Board of Trade’s success with the Democratic Cuckoo's nest shadowing the scene. Political observers note exultant supporters fading as results settle.
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Barrett
Board of Trade
M. B. Madden
Martin Emerich
The Eagle Claims Steadfast Campaign Predictions
The Eagle asserts it has not made a single false prediction during the campaign, never obscured the issues, and never misrepresented prevailing conditions.
Chicago paper claims most successful candidates support
The item notes that the newspaper is proud to claim it supported more successful candidates than any other Chicago publication, whether daily or weekly. It emphasizes its influence and reach in political endorsements and candidate success.
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Chicago
The Eagle Endorsements For County And State Races
The Eagle lists endorsed Republicans including Hon Fred A Busse for State Treasurer Hon Christopher Mamer for Clerk of the Supreme Court Willard M Me Ewen and William H Weber for Cook County bench and the County Board of Assessors among a broad slate with many other successful candidates. The paper says it will not make foolish claims in this connection.
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Hagle
Fred A. Busse
Christopher Mamer
the Supreme Court
Willard M. Me.Ewen
Cook County
William H. Weber
Adam Wolf
County Board of Assessors
The
Eagle
Election clash ends Madden bid in First District race
The passage notes Madden was defeated in his congressional bid due to overconfidence and party press opposition. It credits Paterson with strong showing in the Thirty-fourth Senatorial District and confirms Chris Maimer will continue as Clerk of the Supreme Court, highlighting continued integrity in office.
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Martin B. Madden
Madden
Daily Press
Chris Maimer
Supreme Court
Pickering the Game Fish Faces Unwanted Landing
A brief vignette notes Pickering as a noted game fish name. It reflects on the irony of prized catches being landed, often not in the way anglers hope, underscoring the fickle fate of sought after game fish.
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Pickering
Porter On Republican Ticket Shines In County Race
Hon. A. R. Porter delivered a standout showing on the Republican county ticket. His foe commented after the election that you cannot keep a Cork man down, except when he is fixed in a bottle of porter.
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A. R. Porter
Labor Vote Surprises Campaign Strength
Among the surprises of the campaign was the extraordinary showing of strength made by the labor vote. Look out for it next spring.
Harri son Faces Labor Vote for Mayor Nomination
The text asserts labor support hinges on Harrison if he seeks the mayoralty next spring, implying a tough climb for Harrison to secure nomination amid skeptical labor backing. It frames Harrison as deep in the race and positioned low in public favor.
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Harrison
Milwaukee Leads With The Last Rose Of Summer
Milwaukee showcases a fresh instance of the Last Rose of Summer as it speaks to seasonal reflection and city cultural moments, linking local scenes with enduring lyrical imagery and late summer mood in a compact note.
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Milwaukee
Political prognostication from Western Starr hints at district horizon
Western Starr speaks from the Seventh Senatorial District foretelling a political tilt on the horizon. The remark blends astrological imagery with a call for action, implying a need for public engagement and perhaps a hopeful outcome in the upcoming signal of change.
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Western Starr
Right Man for Pole Hunt Still Elusive
The Chicago Tribune notes that the $200,000 needed to uncover the pole will be provided when the right man asks for it, yet pole hunters have appeared for centuries and the right man has never arrived.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Barrett Triumph Declared Personal Win in Cook County
The Eagle notes the county and state Republican victories in Cook County driven by Barrett’s independent campaign. It blames Harrisonism and a failed Democratic slate, organized by the Cuckoo's Nest faction, for the sweeping defeats of the Democratic ticket and its candidates. Barrett’s success is framed as personal, aided by a few steadfast backers.
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Cook County
Tmhomas EB. Barrett
Barrett
Teket
Fred A. Busse
Avery
Mr. Barrett
Tyres
Robert E. Burke
Thomas BE
Briggs House
Robert B. Burke
Thomas KE. Barrett
Samuel Alschuler
Harrison
City Hall
Cook Coun
Mines
Thomas EB. Barrett
Bin
Thomas E. Barrett
Carter H. Harrison
Harrisonism
Illinois Republicans praise campaign team and victory
Governor Yates recovers and praises the statewide effort led by Rowe Hoy Hogan and fellow workers. Fred H. Rowe is lauded as an able state central chairman. Busse and Mamer win by wide margins and the Legislature is captured, positioning a party nominee for the U.S. Senate in joint caucus with the General Assembly.
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Yates
Rowe
Hoy
Hogan
Umnoss
Fred HH. Rowe
State Central
Illinois
Messrs
Dogan
Busse
Mamer
United States
General Assembly
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