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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1919

Page

1

Republicans Claim One More Year for Election Office

The piece notes Republicans expect to control the county election commission after November 1920 and predicts Judge Horner will remain acting county judge until a new county judge is elected. It reports the rejection of mandamus against a governor and details political maneuvers involving Baruch Chadbourne and McAdoo with national implications.

Cook County Thomas F. Scully Henry Horner Horner Sweitzer Supreme Court Lowden

Illinois Seeks Solid Wilson Support At Next D N C

Illinois delegates to the upcoming Democratic National Convention appear solid for Woodrow Wilson’s renomination. McAdoo’s Illinois prospects face possible friction as Sullivan’s bloc likely controls many delegates from April elections. Bernard Baruch backs McAdoo, but Illinois reports show limited protest from his circle amid Wilson’s strong position.

Illinois Woodrow Wilson Treasury William G. McAdoo McAdoo Roger C. Sullivan Bernard M. Baruch Illinois Prairies Chicago Atlantic City Democratic National Committee Wilson

Labor Party Delegates List for Constituency Convention

The Labor party announced its delegates for the upcoming constitutional convention. Names are listed by district with filings due by the independent deadline next Saturday. Notable names include John H. Kennedy, William J. Riordan, Henry Sheffle, Max Wegener, and others across districts 1 to 36.

Labor Party John H. Kennedy William J. Riordan Bert Murphy Henry Sheffle William Martin Max. Wegener Joseph Winkler Lewis P. Hill John C. Teevan Albert Stewart James J. Maher Rudolph A. Sedlacek R. Keene Ryan Benjamin F. Ferris M. W. Raven K. Blevens Gustav A. Grossman H. R. Krashnow A. Vanderpoel Ben F. Parker BE. James William E. Rodriguez Frank B. Link W. Thomas Polston John W. Maskell Douglas McTavish Edward Hammond William R. Boyer

Census Takers Sought for Cook and Lake Counties

285 census taker positions to be filled by competent men and women. Charles Steffel, supervisor for the second district, seeks applicants in Cicero. Work begins January 2 and lasts two to four weeks with pay from 4 to 6 dollars daily after passing qualification tests.

Charles Steffel Cook County Chicago Lake County Steffel Cicero

Chicago Farmers to Explain Improper Tax Reports

Chicago district farmers who filed incorrect income tax reports will be summoned to explain. Internal Revenue Collector Smietan has detailed 175 deputies to begin inquiries.

Chicago Internal Revenue Smietanka

North Shore to Open Loop Terminal With New Waiting Rooms

The North Shore line gains a loop terminal in Chicago with a new two story art studio building at 209 South Wabash Avenue repurposed for waiting rooms. A modern Interurban terminal will feature an elevator to the elevated Adams Wabash LL station and a glass enclosed corridor to the platform. President Budd predicts completion in about six weeks and outlines a larger Milwaukee terminal fronting 150 feet on Clybourn and extending 600 feet to Sycamore Street.

North Shore Chicago Milwaukee Britton 1 Budd South Wabash Avenue Adams Street Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee Electric Railway Adams-Wabash “Ll North Shore Road Clybourn Street 5Th Sycamore Street 2D Street Grand Avenue

South Side politics push for new Negro representation

In Chicago politics a plan to redraw power includes Charles Krutchoff winning the Second ward Republican committeeman post and backing from George F. Harding. Aimed outcomes involve three Negro delegates to a constitutional convention, a Negro quota on the city council, and at least three Negroes in the Illinois House.

Charles Krutchoff George F. Harding Krutekoff Ettelson Congress Madden United States

Party candidates for the constitutional convention list by district

The page lists Republican Democrat and Socialist candidates for multiple districts. It names Walter H. Wilson Norman H. MacPherson Levy Mayer Fredrick W. Bruder and others with street addresses and district associations. The feature continues with additional districts and candidate lines.

Levy Mayer Blackstone Norman H. MacPherson Wabash Avenue John J. Gorman Jackson Boulevard Fredrick W. Bruder W. Madison Street Harry H. Wilson Watt Avenue Joseph Gajeski 116Th Street Ernst Kane Halsted Street Otto I. Ring 18Th Street S. E. Pincus 14Th Street Dennis A. Horan Ashland Avenue

Final Chicago corporate check set to begin Wednesday

A sweeping enforcement program begins Wednesday with a final review of Chicago corporations. Those who fail to file required reports face arrest, fines up to $1,000 and up to one year in jail.

Chicago

Council invites Cardinal Mercier to city visit

The Chicago city council, in a special meeting, invites Cardinal Mercier to be the official guest of the city. The article also notes local political maneuvering, a Milwaukee terminal expansion, and proposed express service changes.

Council Cardinal Mercier City of Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Election Commissioner’s Office Judge Scully Baruch Thomas L. Chadbourne, Jr the Tribune Messrs Chadbourne Democrats Harding City Hall Second Ward Constitutional Convention Walter H. Wilson Prairie Avenue Franklin A. Denison Calumet Avenue Francis A. Hurley Warren Avenue Michael F. Sullivan W. Jackson Boulevard Harry E. Greenwood Throop Street Arthur E. Smith Lexington Street Edward H. Morris Vernon Avenue Archibald J. Carey Mathew D. Hartigan Wallace Street James A. Gorman Princeton Avenue Joseph de Barberri 41St Street Charles Hallbeck John EB. Traeger 54Th Place George P. Latchford Emerald Avenue Morton D. Hull Woodlawn Avenus Abel Davis Ellis Avenue Democrat William J. Lindsay St. Lawrence Avenue William P. Casey Langley Avenue Fred W. Hack Barney Berlyn George A. Dupuy Paulina Street Rufus C. Dawes Sheridan Road Evanston Joseph HE Flanagan Joseph H Stanger Lewis Street Victor Koehler Byron Street Christian Meier Winchester Avenue Frederic R. DeYoung 155Th Street Harvey Amos C. Miller Melrose Avenue Kenilworth David E. Shanahan Western Boulevard Frank Trefil W. 23Rd Charles J. Michal Kedzie Avenue Robert E. Cauley W. 35Th Street Willam H. Cruden Percival G. Baldwin W. 70Th Street Frank J. Walsh W. 65Th Street Michael K. Sheridan Peoria Street Henry Gronier May Street Douglas Sutherland Minervavenue Oscar Wolff Avenue H John J. Poulton Oglesby Avenue Frank Foster Exchange Avenue Edwin H. Weiman O'Neil Street William Lewin W. 20Th Street Charlee Heebler W. 11Th Street Anthony Pintozzi, Jr Forquer Street Thomas F. Frole W. Taylor Street Michael Jarussi Harry A. Siegel Homan Avenue William EF. Burns Central Park Avenue Martin J. O'Brein Flournoy Street Michel Rosenberg Independence Boulevard Mordecai Shulman Trumbull Avenue Henry E. Wickwire Madison Street George F. Lohman Long Avenue Charles 8. Cutting Waller Avenue James F. Fardy Franklin Boulevard John F. Higgins N. Latrobe Avenue H. H. Merrick Great Lakes Trust & Savings Bank Chicago Association of Commerce George L. Schein Schein East Congress Street L" Road South Wabash Avenue South State Street West Austin Avenue North Wells Street Wilson Avenue Here Peter M. Hoffman Edward H. Wright Republican Party Republican County
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