Mack's renomination sparks Catholic backlash in Chicago
In 1903 William Loeffler backs Mack in the Democratic caucus for a judge seat, drawing Catholic ire over settlement workers in juvenile court. An address by Father Curry is cited criticizing settlements and budgets, while a Polish Republican convention endorses Roosevelt and Taft and opposes Mack. The piece notes potential rivals for Mack and outlines broader political tensions.
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Wltam Loetter
Chicago
W. Mack
Lovetter
Mack
Loettler
Father Curry
New York
Record Herald
Cherry Hil
Judge Mack
Daniel Mangle
Loeter-Lorimer Alliance
Eagle
United States of America
Forgery Scandals Prompt City Drive and New Telegraph Venture
Aldermen move to curb Van Vilssingen frauds and call for a school textbooks inquiry. A new People s Mutual Telegraph Company asked for a franchise to string wires with Metroplitan Elevated and Commonwealth Edison conduits, proposing 25 cent ten word rates Chicago to St Louis and 20 cent rates to Kansas City, with plans to serve Chicago St Louis Joliet and Kansas City.
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Peter van Vilssingen
Toliet
Thothis BL Scully
van Vilasingen
Aldrian Scully
van Viissingen
People's Mutual Telegraph
Board of Trade
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
City Council
Metropolitan Elevated Company
Commonwealth Edison Company
Foreman
W. 8. Jackson
Third Ward
Jackison
Metropolitan Company
Jackson
van Buren and
Franklin Streets
Marshfield Avenue
Douglas Park
Joliet
Cony
Alfred Kahnan
St. Paul
Alderman McCord
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Des Moines
Board of Education
Committee On Schools
Council 4
Alderman Foreman
Commissioner of Public Works Authority
John M. Glenn
Charles J. Vopicka
Manufacturers’ Association
Busse
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Loeffler
MR. Mack
William Loeffler
Adolf Kraus
Philipstein
Sigmund Zeisler
Sidney Adler
Adam A. Goodrich
William A. Doyle
William H Barnum
Edward F. Dunne
Granville W. Browning
William P. Black
John B. Owens
Joseph A. O'Donnell
James Hamilton Lewis
Milton J. Foreman
R. R. McCormick
Joseph Badenoch
John P. McGoorty
William H. Baker
M. L. McKinley
Walter HE
Beebe
Chas
Merriam
Albert W. Bellfuss
W. RB
Michaelis
Frank J. Bennett
Theodore Oehne
P. Brosseau
Jos
A. O'Donnell
Wm. M. Brown
John F. Owens
Richard E. Burke
G. W. Paullin
Thomas Carey
BE. Pendarvis
Chester W. Church
Loula F. Post
B. F. Clottenberg
John Powers
George E. Cole
Edward J. Rainey
Daniel F. Crilly
Walter J. Raymer
William E. Dever
Mr. J. W. Mack
Beef Trust
Bunday
Circuit Court
van Vlissingen
New Wire Company
Council
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