Stars for Every Job in Democratic Slates
A Chicago trail of political storms erupts as the Democratic State Central Committee commissions a comic Independence League ticket. The lineup inflames party members while plans rise for a Republican mass meeting Sept 22 at the Auditorium to toast a county building cornerstone and push a national campaign.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Independence League
Millard Fillmore Dunlap
Owen P. Thompson
John W. Hersey
Canned Goods Eagle
Ienry Lutzenkirchen
Paul O. Stensland
Happy Hooligan
Maud
W. C.H. Keough
Howard
Taylor
Robert Lindblom
Municipal Court
Addison Blakely
T. D. Hurley
Doc, Moore
Francis O'Neill
John Wagner
Buster Brown
Henry M. Ashton
Tige
Keenan
Maxwell Edgar
Middle West
Chicago
Republican County Central Organization
Political Action Committee
Hamilton Club
William G. Edens
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
J. Adam Bede
Minnesota
James 8. Sherman
Republican National Congressional
M. L. McKinley
O'Connell
William Rotheman
William O'Connell
Democratic County Central Committee
Quinlan Faces Strong GOP Vote Despite Democratic Run
In a district where Quinlan runs on the Democratic ticket, observers note he will attract a large Republican vote as residents recognize his understanding of local needs beyond any potential opponent.
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Quinlan
Political endorsements for Chicago candidates fill a hometown page
The piece lists many figures from Democrats and Republicans endorsing or supporting local officials and candidates. It highlights William O Connell John Collins Theodore C Mayor Isidore TL Hines Ernst Hummel John McGillen Martin Emerleh Henry Sherman Boutell John K Prindiville Albert C Clark Benjamin M Mitchell Hedrick Fred A Busse Walter T Stanton John A Pelka Albert J Hopkins William Lorimer Albert G Wheeler Willard M McEwen James I Hopkins Edward A Dicker Charles Verne and others in municipal state and district races with notes on their perceived qualifications and popularity.
Inspector Hedrick Seeks Jury Definition in Public Health Fight
Inspector Hedrick argues for defining the problem via a jury as the best path to address a major public health menace. He believes persistent advocacy and continued effort will yield results, urging persistence in the battle against this threat.
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Hedrick
West leaders backs Miller and Hogan for public office
The speaker commends James Reddick as a capable West leader and endorses James X. Hogan for City Treasurer. August W. Miller is praised for his County Assessor record and urged for re election by a large majority. The appeal favors Miller for public office.
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James Reddick
August W. Miller
Miller
Brundage’s Record Cited for Possible Re‑Election
Cook County’s Edward J. Brundage, popular President of the County Board, is praised for his splendid record and suggested as a candidate for re election.
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Cook County
Edward J. Brundage
Caverly and Wells Backed for Municipal Judge Posts
Supporters urge John Caverly and Hoxen W Wells for Municipal Judge citing their records and abilities. Joseph A ODonnell praised for strong performances as West Park Commissioner with a proven track record.
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John
BR. Caverly
Hoim
Justice of the Peace
Hoxen W. Wells
Joseph A. O'Donnell
West Park
Mr. O'Donnell
Beef Trust Steals and Rotten Meat Exposed in Chicago
The Eagle reports the Beef Trust doctored meat for Chicago consumers and a weak local inspection regime. It cites Chief Meat Inspector Murray’s reinstatement, widespread spoiled beef, and methods like baths with chemicals, cold storage, and reprocessing. It notes over 940,000 pounds of unfit foodstuffs condemned that week and lard weight undercharges by major packers prompting prosecutions.
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P. J. Murray
Beef Trust
Murray
Mr. Murray
Chicago
Health Department
Union
Boer ‘Trust
F P. J. Murray
Jesus
Chicago Businesses Admit Ties to Boot Trust Criticism
The Eagle notes that rotten stored goods and decayed materials misrepresented as food found in Chicago firms support the paper’s claim that Chicago business groups condemned attacks on the Boot Trust while sharing guilt.
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Chicago
Boot Trust
Election appeals flood the ballot with local and district races
Voters hear endorsements and warnings naming Fitzgerald as magistrate, Emerich for Congress in the First District, Weber for County Assessor, Hummel as honest, and opposition to Legislators allied with the Beef Trust. The Beef Trust is urged against, with mentions of the North Side's congressman Fleury Sherman Bontell and Connery as a possible marshal. Calls for an investigation into the Beef Trust by the Hindi Legislature conclude the appeals.
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John FB. Claire
Ite
Fleury Sherman Bontell
Teef Trust
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E. W. Beedle
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Chicago Chronicle
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Orchard Lake, Mich
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State Senate
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Mr. Quinlan
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Reputlcan
Isidore TL Hines
John McGillen
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Hummel
Martin Emerleh
Ninth District
Henry Sherman Boutell
John K. Prindiville
Albert C. Clark
Benjamin M. Mitchell
Senate
Frost Hummel
Eeen
Fred A. Busse
Washington
Walter ‘T. Stanton
John A. Pelka
Nonntor
Albert J. Hopkins
Hilness
United States
William Lorimer
Albert G. Wheeler
Chicagan
Wilard M. McEwen
James I. Hopkins
F Ward A. Dicker
Cemecratic
Charles Verne
Bine
James X. Hogan
Joseph Grein
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Whalen
Fitzgerald
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William AH. Weber
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