All Up With Bryan Taft Wards Fall Off Votes In Chicago
The piece reports that political experts estimate taft's hundred thousand lead, while Democratic wards show large vote declines. It highlights Seventeenth Nineteenth Twenty-second and other wards losing thousands, contrasts with 1904 Parker data, and notes gains in GOP wards. Also mentions playground protests and local civic actions.
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Bryan
Chicago
Parker
Bocon Ois
John Powers
United Societies Nominate Local Officials in Chicago Contests
The United societies named candidates for Municipal Court bench and State Legislature with no endorsement for State's Attorney. The slate includes Joseph Z. Ubiur and Max Eberhardt for judges, multiple Dem and Rep contenders for state senate and house, and a long list of figures backing reform. The article notes charter debates, ward-line impacts, and ongoing efforts to mobilize members for the November vote.
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The
United Societies
Joseph Z. Ubiir
Max Eberhardt
Henry C. Reitler
Charles N. Goodnow
Cyril R. Jandus
I M. F. Sullivan
Schoenmann
Jacob LH. Hopkins
Thomas BB. Lantry
VJ. Doyle
Rick J. McShane
G. Gorman
Jos
A. Weber
O'Brien
Lane
Brady
Griffin
J. McNichols
Paul I. Zandel
George L. McConnell
Edward Hoye
Charles A. Nelson
John C. Werdell
Charles KE. Erby
John E.W. Wayman
Jacob J. Kern
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Taft
Seventeenth Ward
Bridgeport
Brieb
Tenth Ward
St. Joseph's
Hill
Orleans
Elm
Sedgwick
Rowen
Seward Park
Lincoln Park
Jones
Walter J. Raymer
Rolling Mill
Hotel Association of Chicago
Tilinola Commercial Hotel Association
Palmer House
Jamesh. McCreary
John Roth
Simeon P. Shope
Max Eberhart
Europe
Ber- Mn
South Chicago
Board of Supervising Engineers
John H. Jones
Eighth Ward
Alderman Jones
Ways and Means Committee
Chicago Association of Commerce
Cooley
Edward Tilden
Tlinois
William Legner
William H. Weber
Abel Davis
Adam Wolf
Cook County
John F. Sinuleki
Illinois
Albert J. Hopkins
United States Senate
Ilinois
Henry Sherman Boutell
Congress
Ninth
National
House of Representatives
Martin B. Madden
First District
Drainage Board
Peter M. Hoffman
George W. Paullin
George GB. Swift
Legislature
State’s Attorney
James M. Kittleman
Transportasion
Randolph Street
Milton J. Foreman
James M. Kitteman
Charles E. Merriam
David E. Shanahan
James J. Linehan
B.A. Eckhart
A. H. Revell
Frank G. Hoyne
Frank I. Bennett
Raymond Robins
Convention and Assembly
R. R. McCormick
Joseph Badenoch
John P. McGoorty
William H. Baker
M. J. McKinley
Walter EB
Beebe
Chas
E. Merriam
Albert W. Beilfuss
W. I. Michaelis
Theodore Oehne
P. Brossetti
Jon. A. O'Donnell
Wm. M. Brown
John F. Owens
Richard E. Burke
G. W. Paulin
Thomas Carey
Rh. KE. Pendarvis
Chester W. Church
Loula F. Post
B. F. Clettenberg
George E. Cole
Edward J. Rainey
Daniel F. Crilly
William E. Dever
Alex. H. Rev
Charles Verno
Jas. M. Kittleman
R. A. White
Bryan Lathrop
PD. R. Wilkins
Tohn P. Wilson
Carl Lundberg
Edward C. Young
T. C. MacMillan
Michael Zimmer
George W. Paulin
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