Great Man Gone Hopkins the Best Mayor Chicago Ever Had Dies
John P. Hopkins former Chicago mayor and Democratic leader dies at sixty after influenza and heart complications. Survived by six sisters, friends Roger Sullivan and Samuel Insull praise his work in municipal campaigns, defense council, and several boards. Hopkins helped annex Hyde Park and led campaigns with Sullivan. his death leaves a major void in Chicago politics.
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John P. Hopkins
Chicago
Roger C. Sullivan
Hopkins
Democratic State Committee
Buffalo
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Pullman Palace Car Company
Arcade Trading Company
Secord and Hopkins Company
Aurora Automatic Machinery Company
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Bibliophile Society of Boston
American Irish Historical Society
Chicago Athletic
Mid-Day
South Shore Country Club
Samuel Insull
State Council of Defense
Council
Roger Sullivan
Anna Lydon
Mary Banfield
John A. McCormick
Adelia
Julia
Kate Hopkins
Traction Question Ends Chicago Political Debate
Chicago faces the end of a long traction issue as supporters push to remove it from the political discourse. The effort centers on eliminating the topic from official agendas and campaign conversations, signaling a shift in local policy focus.
Nash Calls for Board of Review Election Vote
Patric J Nash, a Chicago lifelong Democrat, polled the most votes in the primary and is urged to be elected to the Board of Review due to his popularity and ability. Supporters emphasize his local ties and leadership potential.
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Patric J . Nash
Chicago
Board of Review
Re elect Congressman Sabath for Fifth District
Congressman A J Sabath is praised as a stalwart supporter of President Wilson and a wideawake friend to all in his district. He is urged to be reelected, emphasizing his usefulness in the National House of Representatives.
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A. J. Sabath
National
House of Representatives
Wilson
Vote for Dennis J. Egan for Chief Bailiff
Dennis J. Egan the Democratic nominee is described as honest able and painstaking with a record of serving the people in every position he has held voters urged to support him for chief bailiff of the Municipal court.
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Dennis J. Egan
Vote for W. J. Healy alderman candidate Chicago ward Eighteen
William J. Healy has made a magnificent record as alderman from the Eighteenth ward. His work in the city council has been commended by civic reform groups and supporters of Chicago’s upbuilding.
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William J. Healy
Chicago
Vote for Gibbons box maker and banker director
Harry R. Gibbons, a known box manufacturer and director in several banks, seeks county treasurer. He is described as honest and progressive, a heavy taxpayer who will serve the people’s interests. His son fights in France and nephews serve with the U S. army.
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Harry R. Gibbons
France
Sam
Primary recount petitions filed for six defeated Republican candidates
Petitions seeking primary recounts were filed Saturday in Judge Scully's court for six defeated Republican nominees. Andrew Métager seeks county clerk, Morris Eller Criminal Court clerk, George B. Nye Probate Court clerk, W. H. Wesley Municipal Court clerk, George W. Ellis Municipal judge, and Alexander N. Todd Sanitary District trustee. No suggestion of falsification appears in the petitions.
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Judge
Peters Will Win Sheriff Ahead of November Vote
The Chicago Caberty Loan Committee urges support for Charles W. Peters as Cook County sheriff and for Dailey on the Board presidency and trustee role. It calls for full decoration of businesses on Chicago day with flags banners and slogans to aid the campaign.
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Chicago
Re elect Congress Man McAndrews
James McAndrews receives support for a sixth district return. The candidate is praised for courtesy industry and constant attention to constituents needs.
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James McAndrews
Chicago
McAndrews
Re elect Congressman Gallagher for Eighth District
Thomas Gallagher has a splendid record in Congress as representative from the Eighth District. He should be reelected unanimously.
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Thomas Gallagher
Congress
Irregularities Cited in Copying at Hearing Before Judge Scully
The statement claimed there were irregularities and possible copying mistakes. A hearing was scheduled for Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock before Judge Scully.
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Scully
Re Elect Judge Scully for County Court
Judge Thomas F. Scully seeks reelection citing a scandal free administration. His tenure is described as forceful and useful, with elections conducted satisfactorily to both parties and the duties of the County Court faithfully performed.
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Thomas F. Scully
Scully
Peters Named Top Republican Leader Amid Broad Support
The speaker praises Peters as a trusted, detail‑oriented official who has effectively led the office under multiple administrations. He notes Peters was chosen by a historic Republican primary to head the ticket, asserting he will win with support from Democrats, independents, and the party.
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Fice
Peters
Alice
Dailey's Record Praised in Sanitary Reform Drive
James M. Dailey receives commendation for a long standing record on public sanitation as supporters rally behind his reform efforts.
Vote for James M. Whalen for Public Clerk
James M. Whalen is described as well qualified for the position with courtesy to the public and strong public official abilities. The notice urges voters to support him.
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James M. Wanees
The
Re Elect Senator Broderick for the Fall Vote
Voters in the 27th Senatorial District are urged to re elect Senator John Broderick this fall. The candidate is praised as a strong member of the upper house at Springfield, consistently watchful of the people's rights.
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John Broderick
Broderick
Springfield
Vote for Judge Rooney in November
Judge John J. Rooney, noted for a splendid Municipal Court record, is a capable, fearless, and honest candidate on the Democratic ticket. He should be returned to the Municipal bench in the upcoming election.
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John J. Rooney
City calls sidewalk loitering ordinance for Loop
City Council should pass an ordinance prohibiting loitering on Loop sidewalks and require pedestrians to keep right. Without regulation downtown streets are almost impassable and obstructed for pedestrians.
Carey Gains Ground as Democratic Mayoral Contender
Thomas Carey gains pace as a strong Democratic mayoral candidate with active campaign efforts across wards. Support from supporters signals growing momentum as he begins to organize locally and engage communities.
Chicago Liberty Loan drive seeks business house support
The Chicago Liberty Loan Committee urges business houses to give the city a united display for the remainder of the campaign closing October 1st. The effort aims to boost enthusiasm and ensure the loan’s success as the drive continues.
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Chicago
Chicago Liberty Loan Committee
Brewers Stand by Uncle Sam Amid Prohibition Pressure
Chicago brewers distillers and allied interests report a total of 1 387 850 raised as support for a federal program. Charles Herman led the drive detailing contributions from multiple breweries and associated firms across Chicago and outlying areas. The recap lists numerous companies and amounts, highlighting a broad industry response despite looming prohibition.
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Chicago
Charles Herman
Taxis Run Freely Amid Controversy and Fatalities
Citizens accuse taxi operators of impunity as authorities struggle to rein in their actions. Reports say multiple deaths have occurred in recent incidents, prompting calls for stricter licensing and enforcement. Public safety concerns rise as debates focus on accountability and reforms.
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Charles W. Peters
Cook County
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