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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1919

Page

2

Democratic Party Organization Listings Across Illinois

A lengthy roster details Democratic National Committeeman for Illinois Charles Boeschenstein and state level officers. It lists chairmen secretaries and ward headquarters, with numerous names and addresses across Cook County and Chicago suburbs. The compilation also covers county committees and executive posts, plus ward by ward headquarters and contacts.

Democratic National Illinois Charles Boeschenstein Schwardeville Democratic State Committee Arthur W. Charles Carl i

Republican Committeemen and county officers listed

A Chicago and Cook County political roster lists National Republican Committeeman William Hale Thompson and state central, county executive, and district committeemen with headquarters in Chicago. Names include Frank L. Smith as chairman, Justus L. Johnson secretary, Homer K. Galpin vice chairman, and William H. Weber secretary. The document also praises the Oliver typewriter and mentions legislative mentions of Math Bayler Jr. by Democrats.

Democratic Party of Cook County James M Joseph Rushkewics Frank F. Roeder Anton J. Cermak James M. Whalen Frank AH. McCulloch Henry Stuckart William P. Feeney John F. Quinlan DeHaan’s Cottage Grove Ave Burnside Catrines DeHaan Donald Whittenburg W. 12Th St Tel. Seeley Michael J. Browne Washburne Ave Fred W. Rausch W. 19Th Kedzie Ave Lawndale Otto Kerner Clifton Park Ave Joseph I. Novak Trumbull Ave W. Madison St Kedzie James ©. Denvir Congress St John C. Morris W. Adame St Conway's Hall Lake St W. North Ave Frank Literski Dickson St Milwaukee Ave Monroe Michael Pales Cretary Teoff Weyna Sangamon Blue Island Ave Taylor St Thos. J. Johnson Paul Brown Club House 18Th St Peter F. Smith Union Ave Barth P. Collins 19Th St 21St Locust Street Tel. Superior Joseph P. Mahoney N. la Salle Street Edmund L. Mulcahy Larrabee Broadway Edgewater John S. Hummer Beacon St John P. Dougherty Magnolia Ave Lincoln Ave Grace Chas. A. Williams Janssen Ave Chas W. Peters N. Hermitage Ave Grace Hall Bernard St Corner Grace Elston and Bernard Irving Hans Blase Pensacola Ave Geo. J. Gereken N. LeClaire Ave Armitage W. Garfield Blvd Drover Frank J. Ryan John R. Cook McNally Peoria St Caties Anderson Bldg Halsted St Hodnett's Madison St Tel Garfield R. W. Larkin Jackson Johns. Clark Kesler North Ares National Republican William Hale Thompson State Central Committees Chicago Frank L. Smith Dwight Justus L. Johnson Aurora Adolph Marks Charles H. Sergei Harry A. Lewis Thos . J. Finucane Abram J. Harris George H. Wilson G. de F. Kinney Len Small Henry P. Harris S. Elmer Simpson Lewis H. Miner Cicero J. Lindly George A. Brown Noah C. Bainum Henry H. Kohn County Executive Committee Otis Building Homer K. Galpin Martin B. Madden William H. Weber Em J. Wentsaft Math, Bayler, Jr

Chicago Eagle supporters trumpet Peabody bid and city hall rivalries

The Eagle editorial pages praise Francis S. Peabody as a leading 1920 U S Senate contender and list Chicago figures favorably on public service, city governance, and reform while attacking higher taxes and calling for civil service repeal. It notes Mayor Thompson’s playground legacy and names many political leaders tied to Chicago politics.

Healy Fathers Chicago River Bridge Gain

Sanitary Trustee William J. Healy championed an ordinance and funding for a new bascule bridge on the Chicago river. The project marks a major city improvement and reflects the era of Mayor Thompson. William H. Wesbey as city collector receives praise for modern methods aiding public business and administration.

Sanitary William J. Healy Orleans Street City of Chicago Healy United States William H. Wesbey Thompson

Charles Molitor Honored Across Machinery Trade

Charles Molitor, a recognized leader in the machinery trade, is one of Chicago's leading and most reliable men. His name is honored wherever he is known.

Charles Molitor Bualme

City Hall Clerks Criticized by Mayor For Insubordination

The mayor urges a purge of deadwood among city hall clerks amid claims some staff abuse civil service protections. P. Messinger is praised for contributing to Chicago with a range of first class restaurants.

Thompson P. Messinger Chicago

Struckmann Urged for Cook County Superior Court Seat

Voters urged to back William F. Struckmann to fill the vacancy from Judge Henry Guerin's death. He is described as an able lawyer with a long honorable public record.

Cook County William F. Struckmann Superior Court Henry Guerin Struckmann

Notable Chicago Leaders and Arts Figures Highlight City Scene

Edward F. Cullerton stands as a long serving Alderman in the City Council. Oscar Dies School in the McClurg building arms aspiring pianists with a famed summer program in July. John W. Eckhart is named often for governor by Democrats. Laurence R. Adams runs the Brevoort Hotel as a leading Chicago business figure.

United States Chicago Oscar Dies McClurg Building John W. Eckhart

William A. Kenefick of Peerless Engineering Featured

William A. Kenefick, president of Peerless Engineering and Construction Company, is highlighted as a respected Chicago citizen. His firm has contributed substantial public benefits through its projects and community work.

C. A. Bickett Bickett Coal and Coke Company Chicago Bearing Metal Company Fort Dearborn National Bank William A. Kenefick Peerless Engineering & Construction Company Chamber of Commerce Chicago

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Fair State, Adams and Dearborn Sts E. J. Lehmann Douglas Pattison Freeport Terence F. Moran M. Spiller Marion Ieane B. Craig Mattoon Treeaurer Ernest Hoover Taylorville Jerry J. Kane East St. Louis Democratic County Committee James M. Dailey Jacob Lindheimer John J. Leonard Michael Kenna William J. Graham Thomas D. Nash Patrick J. Carr John P. Gibbons John H. Mack Joseph W. Cermak A. J. Sabath Martin J. O'Brien Patrick A. Nash Thomas P. Keane Stanley H. Kuns Joseph Rushketon Bernard J. Grogan John Powers Dennis J. Egan John F. O’mal Rudolph L. @ehapp Joseph L. Gill Frank F. Roe Harry R. Gibbons Henry A. Zea Freak Ken Emmett Whee Michael K. Short An Frank J. Wailea Timothy Crowe Joseph C. Kost Thirtieth James F. Hefer Samuel Kletnitz Chicago Heights Francis M. Keough Lemont Peter Wolf Melrose Park Ross C. Hall Oak Park Isaac M. Kuebler Palatine Frank H. McCulloch Ward 1 State St John J. Coughlin N. la Salle St Ike Roderick 20Th St 37Th St Douglas Edw. Stenson Michigan Ave Otto Woerter 35Th St. S Indiana Theater Ridge Young's Hall 30Th Wallace Sts John F. Bolton James J. Kropacek Norm Ave Kahn’s 36Th and Wood Sts Henry McNerney Paulina Sr Matthew M Burtyan Calumet K. of C. Ne Ave Elmer J Wie Langley Ave Commercial Ave John P. Byrnes Bond Ave Gustave Deinwig Anthony Ave August W. Miller Circuit Court Republican eRoy Miliner Francia P. Brady 20Th Tacoma Robert R. Levy Prairie Ave George J. Feser Shields Ave Edward R. Litsinger la Balle St Roy O. West Flrst National Bank I. N. Powell Barnett Ave Walter E. Schmidt A. W. Miller David W. Clark Warren Ave N. Todd N. Hamlin Ave Niels Juul Potomac Ave Joseph P. Kinsella Wicker Park Lewis D. Sitts Grand Ave H. K. Galpin Jackson Blvd Christopher Mamer Reaper Block L. A. Brundage Clifton Ave Geo. K. Schmidt Sheridan Ra John C. Cannon LeRoy Miller Nickerson Joseph F. Haas Fullerton Ave Ernest Withall Thomas J. Healy May St Wm. FH. Reid Garfield Blvd Charles A. Williams George Hitzman P. Roderick Oliver Eaglets James McAndrews Clayton F. Smith August Ww. Miller Peabody For Francis Stuyvesant Peabody Shelby M. Cullom Carl Appel North Side Turner Hall Board of Review Con Breas James Agar John Agar Francis 8. Peabody Ascher Brothers Andrew J. Ryan Chief Mooney The City Detective Bureau Emmett Whealan County Board of Commissioners Edward W. Everett Frank Johnston, Jr Fletcher Dobyns Constitutional Convention Fred W. Upham Upham Frank J. Hogan Joseph Tuiner Company Reinberg Ben J. Short Peter M. Hoffman Albert J. Hopkins Chicago Association of Commerce Department of Public Service W. F. Cummings Chicago Eagle Bench Bar Eagle Matt Aller Oscar Deis Walter P. Steffen Charles W. Peters Peter Reinberg Elkis National Convention George B. Holmes Charles Levy Edward F. Cullerton Laurence R. Adams John M. Glenn Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
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