John P Hopkins Dies. Noted Chicago Mayor and Democrat Leader
Longtime Chicago political figure John P. Hopkins dies at sixty after influenza progression. A self-made man born in Buffalo, he served as mayor 1894–1895 and led various Democratic committees. Colleagues Roger Sullivan and Samuel Insull eulogize his public service and dedication. Six Hopkins sisters survive him.
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John P. Hopkins
Chicago
Roger C. Sullivan
Mr. Hopkins
Democratic Party
Carter H. Harrison
Hopkins
Buffalo
N. Y
Pullman Palace Car Company
Arcade Trading Company
Secord and Hopkins Company
Aurora Automatic Machinery Company
Chicago and Great Lakes
Independent
Pneumatic Tool Company
Consumers Company
Hyde Park
Lake
Cicero
Jefferson
Lake View
Roger Sullivan
Knights of Columbus
Chicago Historical Society
The
Art Institute
Field Museum of Natural History
Bibliophile Society of Boston
American Irish Historical Society
Chicago Athletic
Mid-Day
South Shore Country Club
Samuel Insull
Anne Lydon
Mary Banfield
John A. McCormick
Adelia
Julia
Kate Hopkins
Traction Question Removal From Chicago Politics
Chicago braces for a decisive move as the traction question advances toward a constitutional or political milestone through formal passage, signaling a lasting shift in governance and public policy dynamics within the city.
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Chicago
Vote for P. A. Nash in Chicago primary bid
Patric J Nash leads the Democratic primary with the most votes and is urged to be elected to the Board of Review. The note highlights his Chicago residence and his perceived competence and popularity as reasons to support him.
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Patric J . Nash
Chicago
Board of Review
Re Elect Congressman Sabath Re Elect Sabath
Congressman A J Sabath of the Fifth District is praised as a stalwart supporter of President Wilson and a wideawake friend of every man and woman in his district. The message urges voters to re elect him.
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A. J. Sabath
National
House of Representatives
Wilson
Eve
Vote for Dennis J. Egan for Chief Bailiff
Dennis J. Egan the Democratic nominee is described as honest able and painstaking and urged to receive the vote for chief bailiff of the Municipal court with a call to support his record of serving the people in every position he has held.
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Dennis J. Egan
Vote for W. J. Healy alderman of the Eighteenth ward
William J. Healy has made a magnificent record as alderman from the Eighteenth ward. His work in the city council has been commended by bodies interested in civic reforms and the upbuilding of Chicago.
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William J. Healy
Chicago
Vote for Gibbons county treasurer candidate
Harry R. Gibbons, a well known box manufacturer and director in several banks, is described as honest, able and progressive. A heavy taxpayer, he would look after the people’s interests as county treasurer while his son serves in France and three nephews fight for the U S. The piece crowns him the most popular candidate in the field.
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Harry R. Gibbons
France
Sam
Primary recount sought for six defeated Republicans
Petitions for a recount in the recent primary were filed in Judge Scully's court for six defeated Republican nominees. Andrew Metzger seeks county clerk, Morris Eller for Criminal Court clerk, George E. Nye for Probate Court clerk, W. H. Wesley for Municipal Court clerk, George W. Ellis for Municipal judge, and Alexander N. Todd for Sanitary District trustee. No suggestion of falsification is contained in the petitions.
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Judge Scully's
Andrew Metzger
Morris Eller
George E. Nye
W. H. Wesley
George W. Ellis
Alexander N. Todd
Sanitary District
Peters Will Win Sheriff Race in Cook County
The editorial endorses Charles W. Peters as next Cook County sheriff and urges marked support from voters. It notes his 25 years as assistant sheriff and calls for business districts to display flags banners and slogans during the campaign. The letter from the Gilbert Liberty Loan Committee chairman signs off with strong civic decoration guidance.
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Charles W. Peters
Cook County
Futness
Mr. Peters
Sheriff's of
Chicago
Re elect Congressman McAndrews Sixth District
James McAndrews is praised as one of Chicago's best congressmen and urges residents of the Sixth District to vote for him based on courtesy industry and constant attention to constituent needs.
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James McAndrews
Chicago
McAndrews
Re elect Gallagher for Eighth District seat
The notice urges voting for Thomas Gallagher for reelection to the Eighth District seat, claiming he has made no splendid record in Congress and arguing he should be reelected unanimously.
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Thomas Gallagher
Irregularities Hinted in Copying at Wednesday Hearing
The statement suggested 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 has served as county court judge with a clean administration. His tenure is described as forceful and useful, conducting elections well and faithfully performing duties. Voters of both parties regard him as deserving of reelection.
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Thomas F. Scully
Scully
Candidate Ann Peters Acknowledged for Bipartisan Support
Familiar with every detail, he has run this great office under all administrations. Ann Peters, a first time elective candidate, was chosen by Republicans in a historic primary to lead the ticket. He is trusted to receive Democratic and independent votes alongside Republican strength.
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Repubican
Ann
Peters
Arera Vote for Dailey Seeks Sanitary Reform Record
James M. Dailey, noted for a magnificent record on sanitary issues, seeks support in ARERA ballots. His campaign highlights strong governance and public health focus amid ongoing utility regulation debates.
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James M. Dailey
Sanitary
Vote for James M. Whalen for Clerk of Criminal Court
James M. Whalen is urged for election as clerk of the Criminal Court. He is described as well qualified, noted for courtesy to the public, and respected as a capable public official. Voters are encouraged to support his candidacy.
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James M. Whalen
Criminal Court
Re-elect Senator Broderick Urges Voters in 27th District
Voters of the 27th Senatorial District are urged to re elect Senator John Broderick this Fall. He is praised as one of the best members of the upper house at Springfield and is described as always watchful of the people's rights.
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John Broderick
Broderick
Springfield
Vote for Judge Rooney for Municipal Court
Judge John J. Rooney, who made a splendid record on the Municipal Court bench, should be returned to that bench in November. He proved himself honest, able and fearless in his former term and is a candidate for Municipal Judge on the Democratic ticket. Vote for him.
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John J. Rooney
Municipal Judes
Ucket
Sidewalk Ordinance Needed for Loop Loitering Control
The City Council should pass an ordinance prohibiting loitering on Loop sidewalks and require pedestrians to keep to the right. Current lack of regulation makes downtown streets nearly impassable.
Carey Emerges as Major Democratic Mayoral Contender
Thomas Carey builds momentum as a leading Democratic candidate for mayor with rapid support in multiple wards. Friends describe him as a strong campaigner once he starts, signaling rising prospects in the race.
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Thomas Carey
Yem
The Business Houses of Chicago
The Liberty Lown Committee seeks public cooperation to promote the Liberty Log venture. Aimed at generating enthusiasm, the effort contemplates events through October to boost support for the project and ensure its success.
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Chicago
Liberty Lown Conuitt
Ely
Liberty
Brewers Stand by Uncle Sam in Prohibition Era
Chicago brewers distillers and allied interests report a total of 840 to date despite looming prohibition. Charles Herman led the division soliciting contributions from brewing houses and related trades, with figures detailing payments from multiple breweries and associated firms across the region.
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Chicago
Charles Herman
Authorities Tighten Grip as Firepower Sparks Violence
The report notes growing lethal violence as authorities push hard measures to control outbreaks of conflict. Dozens have died amid clashes, with civilians bearing the brunt while calls for restraint rise among communities and officials.
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Gibbons
Dailey
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ARERA
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Selditz
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Taye
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