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Newspaper
Chicago Eagle
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1918
Page
2
Chicago alderman John Powers, a longtime city figure, declines a Democratic bid for mayor after a delegation offers support. He cites a duty to civic work and his Sullivan organization affiliation, pledging to back the party’s chosen candidate.
Congressman A. J. Sabath of the Fifth District is praised as a stalwart supporter of President Wilson and a wideawake friend of every good man and woman in his district in this call to re elect him.
Thomas Gallagher praised for splendid record as representative from the Eighth District and urged to be re elected unanimously.
James McAndrews is praised as one of Chicago’s best Congressmen and worthy of votes from all residents of the Sixth District. He is noted for courtesy, industry and constant attention to constituents.
Petitions for a recount in behalf of six defeated Republican candidates in the recent primary were filed Saturday in Judge Scully's court. The peti- tion requests a full review of the vote and seeks to ensure the integrity of the election process.
James A. Quinn, a top North Side leader of the Harrison Dunne Traeger Hoyne faction, quits the group and pledges full support to the Sullivan organization, signaling a major shift in local political alliances.
The Chicago Liberty Loan Committee urges business houses to cooperate in giving the city a gala appearance for the remainder of the Liberty Loan campaign, which closes October 19. The push aims to boost enthusiasm and support for the drive.
The piece argues Republican Peters will win Cook County sheriff with broad backing from Democrats and independents. It highlights his 25 years as assistant sheriff and chief deputy and urges voting for him to swell his margin. It mentions Dailey as ballot pairing and notes Dawes promotions and roles in Chicago finance and politics.
Registration in Chicago on October 5 shows only 296 442 voters, far below prior years. Of the total 219 462 men and 76 980 women cast ballots, with an estimated 150 000 men who registered last year now in the war.
Chicago business leaders urged strong civic support for a new traction plan. President Busby outlined lower transfer costs and argued congestion benefits while warning against blocking progress. The Chicago Liberty Loan Committee promoted decoration and banners for the campaign.
James M. Dailey built a remarkable record in the sanitary sector as his work drew praise. The report highlights his contributions, influence, and ongoing projects within the organization and community.
Voters of the 27th Senatorial District are urged to re elect Senator John Broderick this Fall. The notice praises him as one of the best members of the upper house at Springfield and describes him as always watchful of the people's rights.
Judge John J. Rooney, with a strong record on the Municipal Court bench, is described as honest, able and fearless. He runs on the Democratic ticket for Municipal judge and is urged to be returned to the bench.
Patrick A Nash led the Democratic primary with the most votes and is a lifelong Chicago resident. He is presented as capable and popular and urged for election to the Board of Review.
James M Whalen is urged for election as clerk of the Criminal Court. The notice highlights his qualifications courtesy to the public and ability as a public official. Vote for him.
The Democratic nominee Dennis J. Egan is urged as the honest able and painstaking choice for chief bailiff of the Municipal Court. The notice urges voters to elect him, claiming he has served the people well in every position.
Charles Gates Dawes, former Chicago banker and ex president of the Central Trust Company, is promoted to brigadier in France. He entered the war two months after the United States joined and served as a lieutenant before his rise.
Judge Thomas F. Scully seeks another term after a scandal free administration. Voters respond to his forceful and useful tenure and the manner of county elections during his leadership.
Harry R. Gibbons, a prominent box manufacturer and bank director, seeks the county treasurer job. He is described as honest and progressive, a heavy taxpayer who will defend public interests. his son serves in France and nephews are in the armed forces.
William J. Healy, alderman from the Eighteenth ward, has a strong record on the city council. Nominated by the Republican party for Trustee of the Sanitary District of Chicago, he is praised as intelligent, wide awake, and honest, with a pledge to taxpayers.
Recount shows Benjamin M. Mitchell securing a spot on the Democratic House ticket for the twenty first senatorial district after defeating John Dooley by 172 votes. Mitchell and Michael Maher are the Democratic nominees.
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