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Newspaper
Chicago Eagle
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1918
Page
2
A lengthy tribute extols John P Hopkins as an ideal civic leader and advocate for his election as Trustee of the Sanitary District of Chicago. The piece lauds Hopkins honesty, public service, and forgiveness, urging voters to elect him while praising Judge Scully's proven administrative tenure.
Patrick A. Nash polled the most votes in the Democratic primary and is urged by supporters in Chicago to be elected to the Board of Review citing his lifetime residence and proven ability.
Popular Republican candidate William J. Healy seeks election as trustee of the Sanitary District of Chicago. Healy, an alderman from the eighteenth ward, has built a magnificent record with his work in the city.
The Democratic nominee Dennis J. Egan is urged to receive votes for chief bailiff of the Municipal court. He is described as honest, able, and painstaking, with a record of serving the people well in prior positions.
Harry R. Gibbons, a well known box manufacturer and director in several banks, seeks the county treasurer post. He is honest, able and progressive, a heavy taxpayer who will protect the people’s interests. His son serves in France and three nephews fight for Uncle Sam. he is described as the most popular candidate in the field.
James M Whalen should be elected clerk of the Criminal court. He is well qualified for the position and noted for courtesy to the public and his ability as a public official.
Chicago born in 1878, educated at Northwestern and Chicago-Kent. Practiced dentistry fourteen years. Appointed Smoke Inspector in 1915 by Mayor Thompson. Active in clubs and fraternal orders, residing at 1335 West Garfield Boulevard after thirty years in Lake Town.
Daniel J. McMahon, candidate for Municipal judge, is 55 years old and a Green County Illinois native. He attended local district parochial and high schools, with a background in community service and legal studies shaping his qualifications for the judgeship.
Charles W. Peters, long time assistant sheriff and former municipal bench member, is poised to win the November election for Cook County sheriff. Supporters cite fitness, justice, ability and fearlessness, noting his primary lead as the strongest Republican candidate. Local officials Haynes and Smith receive thanks for Addison boulevard projects.
James M. Dailey, noted for a magnificent Sanitary Board record, is a candidate for President of the Sanitary District. The law requires the President to also be a Trustee, and voters should mark his name for both offices with two crosses on the ballot.
Judge Rooney seeks reelection as Municipal judge on the Democratic ticket. He previously served on the Court bench and is described as honest able and fearless in his former term.
Judge Thomas F. Scully has performed effectively as county court judge. His administration has been free from scandal and proven forceful and useful to the people. Voters encouraged to re elect him.
Thomas Carey emerges as a strong Democratic mayoral candidate with active campaigning in every ward. The text notes his rapid rise and robust local mobilization by supporters. It also mentions Chester A. Phillips & Co, and references to public figures and political dynamics without a clear election outcome.
Judge Bernard P. Barasa has announced he will seek reelection. The item notes his judicial record and ongoing campaign efforts, underscoring support from local voters and bar associations.
A political appeal promoting Peter Reinberg for county board president. Describes him as honest true faithful and urges voters to re elect him based on local leadership.
Voters in the 11th Senatorial District are urged to re elect Senator John Broderick this fall. He is described as a top member of the upper house in Springfield and consistently watchful of the people's rights.
A. J. Sabath of the Fifth District is praised as a stalwart supporter of President Wilson and a wide awake friend to all in his district. The notice urges voters to re elect him to the National House of Representatives.
Himies McAndrews a top Chicago congressman earns praise for courtesy industry and constant attention to constituents needs in the Sixth District urging votes to re elect him.
Thomas Gallagher, a longtime U S Congressman from the Eighth District, has made a splendid record in Congress and deserves reelection. The piece urges unanimous return to office and emphasizes his proven service and achievements.
The article calls for a sidewalk loitering ordinance in the Loop to compel pedestrians to stay to the right. It notes downtown streets are nearly impassable now due to lack of regulation and traffic flow concerns.
Addison street described as the longest and widest east west route north of the Chicago river should be upgraded to a boulevard. The text notes it is free from...
A denunciation claims current water meter promoters seek to profit at public expense. The piece asserts meters waste water, raise costs, and harm health, labeling the proposer a traitor to the public and accusing press support as dangerous.
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago bond department quotes Treasury guidance urging full legal names for bond subscriptions to avoid probate confusion. It notes initials or married names hinder transfer on death, and administrators may face proof of identity. Authorities request full names when possible.
John Lasser operates a major ginger ale, soda water, root beer and seltzer business in the city from his establishment covering 1007 to 1011 Altgeld Street. The note highlights his prominence as a leading dealer in these beverages.
Secretary of State Louis L. Emmer is praised for his capable and efficient handling of the office, earning him praise and numerous friends for his fine record and administration.
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