Peril Nominees and Dual Ticket Certification Alarm
Legal notice outlines that mixed party names on a single ticket may invalidate nominations for delegates to Illinois Constitutional Convention. John Hallenan and attorney John M Duffy dispute dual ticket entries for Democratic and Republican lists in Cook County. Robert E Burke addresses Thirty first district voters urging support for independent candidacy. Revaluation of Chicago properties places Chicago Railways group at $193 370 612 with Chicago Railways and Chicago City Railway shares specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Duffy
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Louis L. Emerson
Andrew J. Russell
State of
Robert M. Sweitzer
Cook County
Ill
Thos. E. McBride
J. Frank Hahn
Cook
Frederick de Young
Amos C. Miller
William H. Malone
Secretary of State of
John Hallenan
Chicago Heights
Robert E. Burke
Chicago
Springfield
Ilinois
West Randolph Street
North
LaSalle Street
Robert Emmet Burke
Chicago Railways Company
Chicago City Railway Company
Burke Files as Delegate Candidate in Constitutional Convention
Independent patrons list Robert E. Burke of the Thirty first District and John Stevens of 1433 Schilling Ave as candidates for delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Burke
Thirty
John Stevens
Schilling Av
Fight Over Juvenile Home Inspires County Board Action
The county board adopted a resolution to erect a new juvenile detention home and to place a $1,000,000 bond measure on the November ballot. The site dispute with Judge Victor P. Arnold and the City Club over a South Chicago location was not resolved in the resolution. The board also proposed a $5,000,000 bond issue for state aid roads with an anticipated $2,600,000 state refund and added Touhy avenue to the Cook County road list along with Roosevelt road and Ninety fifth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor P. Arnold
City Club
Arnold
Chicago
Cook County
Touhy Av
W. Roosevelt Road
E. Ninety Fifth St
Struckmann Seeks Superior Court Seat in Cook County
Cook County voters are urged to elect William F. Struckmann for judge of the Superior court to fill the vacancy from the death of Judge Henry Guerin. Struckmann is described as one of the ablest lawyers at the bar with a long honorable public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook County
William F. Struckmann
Superior Court
Henry Guerin
Struckmann
Value of Chicago Street Car Lines
Figures filed with the State Public Utilities Commission show the value of Chicago street car lines. The document reports estimated valuations and outlines the municipal transit assets under state supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
State Public Utilities Commission
Burns Named Interim Cook County Judge to Replace Deceased Scully
Judge James T. Burns of Kankakee County was chosen by County Clerk Robert M. Sweitzer to act as county judge of Cook County until a successor to Thomas F. Scully, who died September 11, is elected. Burns will take charge next Monday morning and continue to handle the Kankakee court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Burns
Kankakee
Robert M. Sweitzer
Cook County
Thomas F. Scully
Burns
Notables Sketch for Upcoming Chicago Area Elections
Francis 8 Peabody leads Cook County for U S senator with a projected 100000 margin. Peter Reinberg credited with saving millions as county board president. Alderman Timothy Hogan pushes an ordinance to save daylight year round. Evanston and Oak Park residents would adjust clocks when in Chicago. Robert M Sweitzer praised for clean public record. Chicago Telephone company is mentioned.
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Timothy Hogan
Chicago
Evanston
Oak Park
Women Vote Rights Limited on State Propositions in Ballot
Election officials ruled women may vote on all public policy questions on the fall ballot, except for judicial and constitutional convention delegate races. Propositions include city bond issues and large road and boulevard projects, with petitions guiding the public policy act.
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Western
Ogden Ave
Robey
Ashland Ave
Colin C. H. Fyffe
South Side Rail Lines Bond Totals Reported
The Calumet and South Chicago Railway Company is listed with 12,677,679 dollars and the Southern Street Railway Company with 2,081,246 dollars, totaling 76,226,630 dollars for the south side lines.
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Calumet & South Chicago Railway Company
Southern Street Railway Company
South Side
Trade Envoys from Europe to Tour United States
A party of about eighty foreign businessmen from France Britain Italy and Belgium will tour the United States this month as guests of the U S Chamber of Commerce. They will visit seventeen cities including Chicago on November 12 13 and attend the Atlantic City international trade conference sessions October 18 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Atlantic City
Citywide Ballot Questions Spark Debates On Reform
The record shows talks of redrawing wards to fifty and electing city clerk and treasurer for two or four year terms. Aldermanic terms, nonpartisan elections, and an initiative and referendum policy are under discussion. Proposals seek municipal ownership of public utilities and constitutional amendments by petition. Cook County bond issues target road work and a new juvenile home building.
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Cook County
Cook
Lawyer Edward W. Everett Seen as Possible Congress Candidate
Edward W. Everett, a well known attorney, is frequently discussed by political friends as a potential congress candidate. He reportedly has no ambition for the role, yet his wide popularity could secure his election to almost any office he would be nominated for.
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Edward W. Everett
Congress
Party candidates for the constitutional convention list
A roster of candidates across six districts lists Walter H. Wilson Franklin A. Denison Levy Mayer Norman H. MacPherson and others with addresses. The document presents names by district including Gorman Hurley Sullivan and Hartigan, plus Traeger Latchford Hull Davis Lindsay Casey Hack Berlyn Dupuy Dawes, indicating a broad candidate slate for the constitutional convention.
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PERIL
Sweitzer
Francis
Peabody
U. S
Peter Reinberg
The
Chicago Telephone Company Is
Board of Election Commissioners
Joseph BE. Flanagan
Paulina Street
Joseph H. Stanger
Lewis Street
Victor Koehler
Byron Street
Christian Meier
Winchester Avenue
Frederic R. DeYoung
155Th Street
Harvey
Melrose Avenue
Kenilworth
David
Shanahan
Western Boulevard
Frank Trefil
W. 23Rd Street
Charles J. Michal
Kedzle Avenue
Robert HE
Cauley
5Th Street
William H. Cruden
Wallace Street
Percival G. Baldwin
W. 70Th Street
Frank J. Walsh
W. 65Th Street
Michael K. Sheridan
Peoria Street
Henry Gronier
May Street
Bees
Wentworth Avenue
Douglas Sutherland
Minerva Avenue
Oscar Wolff
Avenue H
John J. Poulton
Oglesby
Frank Foster
Exchange Avenue
Harry H. Wilson
Watt Avenue
Joseph Gajeski
116Th Street
Ernst Kane
Halsted Street
Otto F. Ring
18Th Street
S. E. Pincus
Mth
Dennis A. Horan
Ashland Avenue
Edwin H. Weiman
O'Neil Street
William Lewin
20Th Street
Charles Heehler
W. Mth
Anthony Pintozzi, Jr
Forquer Street
Thomas F. Frole
W. Taylor Street
Michael Tarussi
Harry A. Siegel
Human Avenue
William E. Burns
Central Park Avenue
Martin J. O'Brein
Flournoy Street
Michel Rosenberg
Independence Boulevard
Mordecai Shulman
Trumoull Avenue
Henry E. Wickwire
Madison Street
George F. Lohman
N. Long Avenue
Charles
Cutting
N. Waller Avenue
Victor F. Lawson
America
New York
J. Larned
Trafic
Walter P. "Steffen
Paul H. Wiedel
Board of Assesors
Constitutional Convention
Walter H. Wilson
Prairie Avenue
Franklin A. Denison
Calumet Avenue
Levy Mayer
Blackstone
Norman H. MacPherson
Wabash Avenue
John J. Gorman
Jackson Boulevard
Fredrick W. Bruder
W. Madison Street
Francis A. Hurley
Warren Avenue
Michael F. Sullivan
W. Jackson Boulevard
Harry BE
Greenwood
Throop Street
Arthur E. Smith
Lexington Street
Edward H. Morris
Vernon Avenue
Archibald J. Carey
Mathew D. Hartigan
James A. Gorman
Princeton Avenue
Joseph de Barberri
Charles Hallbeck
41St Street
John EB
Traeger
54Th Place
George P. Latchford
Emerald Avenue
Morton D. Hull
Woodlawn
Abel Davis
Ellis Avenue
William J. Lindsay
St. Lawrence Avenue
William P, Casey
Langley Avenue
Fred W. Hack
Barney Berlyn
George A. Dupuy
Rufus C. Dawes
Sheridan Road
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