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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1919

Page

2

Democratic Committeemen and Ward Headquarters Listed

The item catalogs Democratic National Committee figures for Illinois with state officers and Chicago ward leadership. It lists names for chairman, vice chairs, secretaries, treasurers, sergeants at arms, and ward by ward headquarters details across Chicago with addresses and contacts.

Republican Committeemen and Chicago political listing

National Republican Committeeman for Minors William Hale Thompson heads a Chicago based structure with State Central Committee, headquarters at Chicago and key officers including Chairman Frank L. Smith and Secretary Justus L. Johnson. The compiled roster enumerates dozens of committeemen and county executives with addresses across Chicago and surrounding districts, ending with a note that Math Bayler is repeatedly mentioned by Democrats as a potential 81st district legislator candidate.

Jerry J. Kane East St. Louis Democratic County Committee James M. Dalley William P. Feeney Democratic Party of Cook County James M Joseph Rushkewics Frank F. Roeder Anton J. Cermak Whalen Frank A. McCul Delaan’s Hall Cottage Grove Ave Burnside Catrines Delaan Donald FE Whittenburg W. 12Th St Tel. Seeley Michael J. Browne Washburne Ave Fred W. Rausch Kedzie Ave Lawndale Otto Kerner Clifton Park Ave Joseph I. Novak Trumbull Ave W. Madison St Kedzie James ©. Denvir Congress St John C. Morris W. Adama St Conway Hall Lake St Western Ave James B. Shill Grand Ave Edward J. Kelly Pi Ave Lowa Edward J. Kaindl Chicago Ave Morris Gevirtz N. Francisco Ave North Ave Joseph Petlak W. North Ave Frank Literski Dickson St Milwaukee Ave Monroe Michael Palese Teofil Weyna Madison St James C. Gavin Racine Ave John Vanderburg S. Sangamon Blue Island Ave Taylor St Thos. J. Johnson W. Congress St Paul Brown Club House 18Th St Peter F. Smith Union Ave Barth. P. Collins Lower Lincoln Turner Sheffield Diversey Aves Jas. H. Poage Belmont Ave Bernard Jung Mohawk St Barry Ave Lake Vi Frank A. Stadler Lincoln Ave Gustav Seedorf N. Oakley Ave Broadway Edgewater John 8. Hummer Bescon St John P. Dougherty Magnolia Ave Grace Chas A. Williams Janssen W. Peters Hermitage Ave Grace Hall Bernard Corner Grace Elston and Irving Hans Blase Pensacola Ave Geo. J. Gercken N. LeClaire Ave Armitage W. Garfield Blvd Drover Frank J. Ryan John R. Cook MecNally S. Lawndale Ave Garfield R. W. Larkin Jackson Blvd John S Clark Keeler North National Republican Math, Bayler

Chicago Eagle endorses Peabody and many locals in 1920 race

The Chicago Eagle lauds Congressman James McAndrews and City officials while urging support for Francis S. Peabody for United States senator. It praises Mayor Thompson, County Recorder Haas, and others like Carl Appel, Patrick Nash, James Whalen, and Martin Madden. The piece touts civic leaders, judges, and business figures, urging reforms, tax relief, and continued public service.

Oscar Dies School hosts July summer piano program

Chicago’s Oscar Dies School, led by president Oscar Dies, trains famed piano virtuosi and announces a July summer school to further artistic piano education. John W. Eckhart is repeatedly named in Democratic circles as a gubernatorial possibility, while Laurence R. Adams, manager of the Brevoort Hotel, remains a well regarded Chicago figure.

Oscar Deis United States Chicago Oscar Dies McClurg Building Laurence R. Adams

William A Kenefick Honored Chicago Public Benefactor

William A Kenefick, president of Peerless Engineering and Construction Company, is regarded as one of Chicago's most respected citizens for his extensive public service and helpful work through his firm and the Chamber of Commerce.

William A. Kenefick Peerless Engineering & Construction Company Chamber of Commerce Chicago

Burke Seeks Chicago Vote for 1919 State Convention Delegate

Robert E. Burke addresses voters in the Thirty-first district from Chicago on October 7 1919 urging support for home rule and petitioning for delegates. He notes Illinois constitutional convention starts January 5 1920 in Springfield and aims to revise the state constitution with election day set for November 4 1919. He invites contact at Room 77 No 154 West.

Springfeld Illinois Cook County Chicago West

Independent candidate Burke denounces prohibition and blue laws

A candidate for delegate to the state convention from the Thirty first district states opposition to prohibition and the search and seizure act and blue laws, pledging to remove them if elected. He notes Chicago residents, addresses on Randolph Street and LaSalle Street, and signs his name as Robert Emmet Burke. Baldassino's Opera Restaurant and the Oliver typewriter are praised by readers.

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Fair ,State, Adams and Dearborn Sts E. J. Lehmann Democratic Democratic National Charles Boeschenstein Echwardaville Democratic State Committee Arthur W. Charles Car Douglas Pattison Act Craig Mattoon Ernest Hoover Taylorville Henry Stuckart John F. Quin Lan Jacob Lindheimer John J. Leonard Firet Michael Kenna William J. Graham Thomas D. Nash James M. Dailey Patrick J. Carr John P. Gibbons James M. Whalen John H. Mack John J. Leonard Joseph W. Cermak A. J. Sabath Martin J. O'Brien Patrick A. Nash Thomas P. Keane Stanley H. Kuns Joseph Rushkewie Bernard J. Grogan John Powers Dennis J. Egan John F. O’mal Rudolph L. Schapp Joseph L. Gill Frank F. Roe Henry R. Gibbons Henry A. Zea Neil Marley Sreak Paschen Emmett Whee Thirtieth Ward James F. Heder Ware Michael K. Shertan Frank J. Wana Timothy Crowe Tharty Joseph C. Kost Ffth Ward Samuel Kleviuts Chicago Heights Francis M. Keough Lemont Peter Wolf Melrose Park Ross C. Hall Oak Park Isaac M. Kuebler Palatine Frank H. McCulloch Indiana Theater Young's Hall Wallace Sts John F. Bolton James J. Kropacek Norma Kahn's Calumet K C. Hall Langley Ave Elmer J. Whitty Floatiquarters Commercial Ave John P. Symes Bond Ave Gusteve Mreinwiz Anthony Ave Edward J. Brundage Republican Adolph Marks Charles H. Sergei Harry A. Lewis Thos . J. Finucane Abram J. Harris George H. Wilson G. de F. Kinney Frank L. Smith Len Small Henry P. Harris S. Elmer Simpson Lewis H. Miner Cicero J. Lindly George A. Brown Noah C. Bainum Henry H. Kohn Otis Building Homer K. Galpin Martin B. Madden William H. Weber Emil J. Wentsaft eRoy Miliner Francis P. Brady Tacoma Robert R. Levy Prairie Ave George J. Feser Shields Ave Edward R. Litsinger la Ballest S. la Salle Edward B. Erteman Forrestville Ave Thomas Curran Racine Charles V. Barrett la Salle A. W. Miller David W. Clark Warren Ave N. Todd N. Hamlin Ave Niels Juul Potomac Ave Joseph P. Kinsella Wicker Park Lewis D. Sitts H. K. Galpin Christopher Mamer Reaper Block Morris Eller Peoria St Oscar Hebel Schiller Bldg Chas. G. Kempf Concord J. Brundage Dearborn L. A. Brundage Clifton Ave Geo. K. Schmidt Sheridan Rd John C. Cannon Heritage Ave LeRoy Miller Nickerson Joseph F. Haas Fullerton Ave Ernest Withall Thomas J. Healy May Wm. H. Reid Garfield Rlvd Charles A. Williams Mehgan Ave George Hitzman County Blag Sol P. Roderick Spaulding Ave J. Peters Peter Anker South Holland Peter M. Hoffman Joseph Carolan William Busse Mount Prospect Frank H. Anderson Sherman Ave Evanston Eaglets James McAndrews Clayton F. Smith August W. Miller Chief Mooney The City Detective Bureau Edward W. Haberet Frank J. Hogan Reinberg Ben J. Short Albert J. Hopkins Chicago Association of Commerce W. F. Cummings Chicago Eagle Bench Bar Eagle Francis Stuyvesant Peabody Peabody Shelby M. Cullom Thompson Carl Appel North Side Turner Hall Board of Review Congress James Agar John Agar Francis 8. Peabody Ascher Brothers Andrew J. Ryan Emmett Whealan County Board of Commissioners Frank Johnston, Jr Fletcher Dobyns Constitutional Convention Fred W. Upham Upham Mov Joseph Tuiner Company Department of Public Service Matt Aller Edward F. Cullerton John W. Eckhart C. B. Willey C. L. Willey Company Robert E. Burke Robert FE. Burke Thirty-first William R. Fetzer Randolph Street North LaSalle Street Robert Emmet Burke Baldassino Grand Opera South Wabash Avenue Oliver Typewriter William H. Sexton Popular Democratic
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