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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1916

Page

2

Democratic Committeemen in Illinois Chicago Ward Structure

A dense roll of names and offices outlines Democratic committees across Illinois and Chicago. It lists officers in Cook County and numerous ward headquarters with presidents secretaries and addresses, naming Tamms such as Dalley Keough, Cermak, and Whalen. The document records executive roles and local headquarters details for party organization.

Douglas Pattison Freeport Terence F. Moran Chicago Ed. M. Spiller Marion Isaac BG Craig Mattoon Ernest Hoover Taylorville Jerry J. Kane East St. Louis Democratic County Committee James M. Dailey William P. Feeney Democratic Party of Cook County James M. Dalley Joseph Rushkewicz Frank F. Roeder Anton J. Cermak James M. Whalen Frank H. McCulloch Henry Stuckart Asalatant John F. Quinlan

Local club headquarters list and meeting details

A long roster lists multiple club headquarters including addresses on Racine, Sangamon, and Dearborn Streets with presidents and secretaries. It notes meeting days such as second and fourth Thursdays or second Fridays and provides telephone contacts and hall names for each group.

James C. Gavin Racine Ave John Vanderburg Sangamon St Blue Inland Ave Taylor St Thos. J. Johnson W. Congress St John J. Falvey Lytle St Club House W. 18Th St Peter F. Smith Union Ave Barth P. Collins W. 19Th St Thomas Jefferson Club Dearborn St Tel Superior Joseph P. Mahoney N. la Salle St Raymond A. Dougherty N. Dearborn St Larrabee St Lincoln W. North Ave Rudolph L. Schapp Hudson Ave Math. J. Wagner Lower Lincoln Turner Hall Sheffield Diversey Aves Jas. H. Poage Belmont Ave Bernard Jung Mohawk Barry Ave Lake View Frank A. Stadler Lincoln Ave Gustav Seedorf N. Oakley Ave Broadway Edgewater John 8. Hummer Beacon St John P. Dougherty Magnolia Ave Grace Chas. A. Williams Janssen Ave Chas. W. Peters Hermitage Ave Grace Hall Bernard 81 Elston Bernard Irving Hans Blase Pensacola Ave Geo. J. Gercken N. LeClaire Ave Milwaukee Ave Armitage W. Garfield Bivd Drover Frank J. Ryan John R. Cook McNally Halsted St Frank J. Carr W. 60Th St Chas, Sener Peoria St Anderson Ridg Hodnett’s Ogden Ave Lawndale Harry M. Christie Lawndale Ave Dennis BE. Duffy Madison St Garfield R. W. Larkin Jackson Blvd John Clark Keeler North Aves

Lawmakers Confer on State Regulation of Private Banks

Fourteen legislators at the La Salle Hotel pledged to vote for state regulation of private banks. Senator Roos and candidates for the house urged private bankers to support and cooperate to restore public confidence in Illinois banking, noting differences between city and country conditions and the need for broad backing.

la Salle Hotel Senator Roos House B. M. Mitchell James C. McGloon James T. Prendergast M. M. Brinkman Trandel G. A. Dahlberg Lyle Bippus Emil A. Festerling Thon Weber C. E. Benson Ottawa Frank Ryan Frederick B. Roos Senate Illnois Cook County Roos Private Bankers’ Association

Stuckart Refuses Blame for Tax Increase Signs Planned

Henry Stuckart county treasurer objects to blame for higher taxes and announces he will put up wall signs in the treasurer’s office to tell visitors that the board of assessors is responsible. Judge Charles A. Williams lauded for his Municipal bench record. The city should be redistricted to equalize wards by population. Ward populations show disparities with First ward at 60,682 and Twenty seventh at 94,360, plus several wards near 75,000.

Henry Stuckart Board of Assessors Board of Review Sanitary District Sanitary Board Drainage Board

Citizens Demand Investigation of Chicago Civil Service

A Chicago plea calls for a years long probe into the Civil Service Commission alleging favoritism and biased examinations. It cites inflated costs, elite control, and absurd questions used to exclude the poor and uneducated, urging scrutiny of the April 6 1915 bulletin and the role of an industrial psychologist.

Chicago Civil Service Commissions Department Turkey Labor Bureau The Civil Service Commission Jackson Park Madison Street State Street Chicago Civil Service Commission

Jobs and Payroll in County Elections Highlight Chicago View

Oscar Eb Hewitt notes in the Chicago Herald that county offices control 1,221 regular jobs and about $197,000 in extra pay with a total payroll around $2.26 million. He describes how many positions, salaries, and precincts drive political organization and primary battles in November.

Oscar EB. Hewitt Chicago Herald

Schmidt for Assessor and Other Local Officials

George K. Schmidt, a prominent North Side real estate man, is urged for the long term Board of Assessors seat. Endorsed figures include Jones & Jacoby plumbers, Corsiglia Brothers Italian restaurant, Judge Charles A. Williams, Judge John A. Mahoney, Leo V. Roeder, Daniel L. Crayne, and Rivers McNeill, with praise for their public service and professional reputations.

George K. Schmidt North Side Board of Assessors Chicago Corsiglia Brothers Orleans Ilinois Streets

Judge Stelk Posts Open Court Motto in Garnishment Chamber

A large placard in Judge John Stelk's garnishment and repleving chamber proclaims an honest litigant enters via the front door. The sign condemns callers at court and aims to curb prehearing appeals, while other Chicago figures like Frank J. Hogan and Thomas F. Keeley are lauded for public service and civic influence.

John Stelk Stelk

Illinois voters weigh salaries and patronage for state offices

The draft tallies salaries and patronage for state attorney, clerks, recorder, assessor, board of review, sanitary trustees, and judges with totals around 7.49 million. Notables include Oscar F Mayer and William Dever praised for public service while calls arise to curb illegitimate banks and protect legitimate institutions.

Board of Assessors Board of Review Superior Ct Superior Court

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fair State, Adams and Dearborn Sts E. J. Lehmann Thomas M. Sullivan Sanitary District of Democratic Ilneis Charles Boeschenstein Edwardsville Democratic State Committee Arthur W. Charles Jacob Tandheimer Fred W. Blocks John J. Leonard Michael Kenna William J. Graham Thomas D. Nash Patrick J. Carr John P. Gibbons John H. Mack Joseph W. Cermak A. J. Sabath Martin J. O'Brien Patrick A. Hb Thomas P. Keane Stanley H. Kunz Joseph Rushkowie Fiehteenth Bernard J. Grogan John Powers Dennis J. Egan John F. O'Mal Joseph L. Gill Frank F. Roe Der Ffth Harry R. Gibbons Henry A. Zender Nell Murley Frank Paschen Emmett Wheaton James F. Heffernan Michael K. Sheri Samuel Kleinitz Chicago Heights Francis M. Keough Lemont Peter Wolf Melrose Park Ross C. Hall Oak Park Isaac M. Kuebler Palatine Young's C. Hall Cottage Grove Ave Langley Ave Elmer J. Whitty Commercial Ave John P. Byrnes Bond Ave Gustave Steinwig Anthony Ave DeHaan's Hall Burnside Catrines DeHaan Donald E. Whittenburg W. 12Th Seeley 1640 Michael J. Browne Washburne Ave Fred W. Rausch W. 19Th Kedzie Ave Otto Kerner Clifton Park Ave Joseph I. Novak Trumbull Ave W. Madison St Kedzie James C. Denvir Congress John C. Morris W. Adams St James B. Shiel Grand Ave Edward J. Kelly Park Ave Iowa St Edward J. Raindl Chicago Ave Morris Gevirtz N. Francisco Ave North Ave Joseph Petlak Frank Liter Stuckart Charlies A. Williams Civil Service Bank ceeCee Circuit Court Schmidt Jones & Jacoby Plymouth Court R. McDonald Clinton and Adams Streets Charles A. Williams John A. Mahoney Leo V. Roeder Daniel L. Crvnce Rivers McNeill Wilson Edward F. Dunne NEW Democratic State Committee Cook County District John J. Coughlin Teeeeeee Sullivan Martin J. Moran Harrison Sullivan Michael J. Donkin J. J. Viterna Barth P. Collins Stephen D. Griffin James Furlong Edward B. Lynch Sullivan Sullivan Edmond L. Mulcahy Thomas Dunne Jerry J. Kane Sullivan William Johnston Sullivan Ed M. Spiller Collins and Viterna Frank J. Hogan Fire Department Thomas F. Keeley Charles McHugh Lexington Hotel First Ward Thomas J. Webb G. A. Schillinger Elks’ Building Committee Elks Washington Street Tom N. Donnelly William Cullen Total Oscar F. Mayer Packer William EB. Dever Heco Superior 7100 Thomas Boyle Thomas J. Sauerman Ohio and Clark Streets America German Historical Society Lyle Orr John H. Powers & Co East Jackson Boulevard Illinois Chicago*Eagle General Assembly
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