Chicago Seethes Over Record Registration and Democratic Surge
The Chicago election scene centers on a record 404,453 voters registered, signaling a strong Democratic wave for November 6. Officials note heavy registrations, multiple wards showing gains for Democrats, while Republicans face allegations of past fraud attempts. Leaders predict Bryan and Democracy will ride a large, energized urban electorate to victory, with vigorous tightening of registration and vigilance in wards across Cook County.
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Yates and the Prohibition Vote in Cook County Stirs Chicago
A Chicago era political column critiques Yates for propaganda over his Prohibition stance. It argues Cook County will defeat his ticket, predicts a large anti Yates majority, and cites German voters and local managers like Fieldhouse, McKinney, and Lorimer as pivotal, while praising certain Democratic and Republican leaders for future elections.
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Local races hint at shifts in state and county seats
An Independent Democrat from the Tenth Ward and Jacek Varleyny seek re election from the Twelfth, signaling possible defeats for A W Nolte and Frank Paruuin in the lower House. William Riley is favored to win the State Senate seat to replace Garnishee Aet Selon from the Second Senatorial District. A vote for Hoard of Review is urged, while Jidgertilple is opposed and J. Moxley is highlighted as a popular Cook County businessman and strong Republican worker.
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