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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1916

Page

2

Democratic Committees and Ward Leaders in Illinois

A listing of Democratic national state and county committees in Illinois with chairs, secretaries, treasurers, sergeants at arms, and ward-by-ward county leaders. Details include headquarters addresses and meeting times for party operations in Chicago and surrounding areas.

Taxed Fairly Or Not: Personal Property Tax Probe

Article argues personal property taxes are unfairly levied hitting business professionals and workingmen hardest while bosses escape. It notes five years of tax books would reveal bias and shifts to new national policy. Washington dispatch warns a 2 percent income tax may apply to single filers earning 2000 and dependents at 3000, lowering current exemptions.

GRAFT IS BOSS Alleged Grafters' Gang Bargains

A historical notice listing numerous factional headquarters across Chicago with addresses and officers, describing alleged graft activities, influence on tax assessments, and political manipulation, noting the special attention to legislation and past performances as reference.

Chairman Stuckart Leads Democrats New Organization

County Treasurer Henry Stuckart was made chairman of the executive committee with Dennis J. Egan Frank J. Ryan and Rudolph L. Schapp heading other committees. The executive slate includes Robert M. Sweitser Frank J. Walsh A J Cermak M K Sheridan John F. O Malley H Kuns Harry R. Gibbons Michael Kenna M J O'Brien John Powers P A Nash Jacob Lindheimer George E. Brennan B J Grogan P J Carr Fred D Breit T J Crowe Ross C Hall and Thomas Carey.

Henry Stuckart Dennis J. Egan Frank 8. Ryan Rudolph L. Schapp Mr. Stuckart Robert M. Sweitser Frank J. Walsh A. J. Cermak M. K. Sheridan John F. O'Malley 8. H. Kun

Deneen Slate Announces Local Official Candidates

The slate lists State's Attorney John E. Northup. Recorder Joseph F. Haas. Board of Review Edward F. Litsinger. long term Board of Assessors Felix A. Norden. short term Charles Ringer. Clerk Circuit Court William F. Lipps. Clerk Superior Court John Siman. Sanitary District President Chas H. Sergel. Sanitary District Trustees Edward I. Williams and Thomas W. Gilmore. Judge Circuit Court Ben M. Smith.

John E. Northup Joseph F. Haas Board of Review Edward F. Litsinger Board of Assessors Felix A. Norden Charles Ringer William F. Lipps John Siman Sanitary District Chas. H. Sergel Edward I. Williams Thomas W. Gilmore Ben M. Smith

Schmidt for Assessor Holds Strong Chicago Candidacy

George K. Schmidt, a noted North Side real estate man and lifelong Chicago resident, aims for re election to the Board of Assessors. He is described as a man of character and ability who would serve the people as an ideal official.

George K. Schmidt North Side Board of Assessors Chicago

Poor vote getters in 1912 Democratic primary noted

The 1912 Democratic primary for Register of Deeds saw Joseph F. Connery win with 56 843 votes against 64 498 for his opponents indicating a minority nomination. John W Rainey also sought Clerk of the Circuit Court with Joseph E Bidwell Jr. as a Republican relative. Rainey led by 2089 over undecipherable contenders.

Joseph F. Connery Connery John W. Rainey Joseph E. Bidwell, Jr Rainey John

Connery's partner Blocki runs for Board of Review nomination

In a contested ballot Blocki and Connery faced opponents with Blocki receiving 39 415 votes to 38 989 for rival Charles J. Vopicka. Francis D. Connery later sought the Democratic City Clerk nomination in 1913, polling 42 187 against 61 460 for rivals, marking him as a minority candidate.

T. Connery Blocki Board of Review Connery Charles J. Vopicka Block Francis D. Connery

Honest litigant sign greets judge in garnishment court

Judge John Stelk of the Municipal Court displays a large placard in his chambers reading an honest litigant comes into court by the front door. He explains the sign targets pre court calls and aims to curb favors offered before court, noting he treats all cases openly.

John Stelk Stelk

Lowden Draws the Crowds in Illinois Governor Race

Former Attorney General William H. Stead notes extraordinary interest in the Illinois gubernatorial primary. He cites crowd enthusiasm despite heat, saying the surge centers on Colonel Lowden who is viewed as likely the party nominee and future governor.

William H. Stead Mr. Stead Illinois Lowden

Also Mentioned on This Page

Moyie Fair State, Adams and Dearborn Sts E. J. Lehmann Jacob Lindheimer Democratic Ilinois Charles Boeschenstein Edwardsville Democratic State Committee Arthur W. Charles Douglas Pattison Freeport Terence F. Moran Ed. M. Spiller Marion Isaac B. 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 Joseph Rushkewics Frank F. Roeder Anton J. Cermak M. Whalen Frank H. McCulloch John F. Quin Fred W. Blocks John J. Leonard Michael Kenna William J. Graham Thomas D. Nash Patrick J. Carr John P. Gibbons James M. Whalen John H. Mack Joseph W. Cermak Stanley H. Kuns Joseph Rushkewicz Bernard J. Grogan John Powers Joseph L. Gill Frank F. Roeer Harry R. Gibbons Henry A. Zender Nell Marley Frank Paschen Emmett Whea Lan James F. Hefferan Michael K. Sheri Timothy Crowe Joseph O. Kostner Ftth Samuel Kileinus Chicago Heights Francis M. Keough Lemont Peter Wolf Melrose Park Rees C. Hall Oak Park Isaac M. Kuebler Palatine Washington, D. C Senate Finance Committee Congress Indiana Theater Young's Hall 30Th Wallace John F. Bolton Union Ave A. J. Kropacek Kahn Joseph Petlak W. North Ave Frank Literaki Dickson Milwaukee Ave Monroe Walter Smith Austin Ave Teofil Weyna W. Madison St James C. Gavin Racine Ave John Vanderburg Sangamon Blue Island Ave Taylor St Thos. J. Johnson W. Congress St John J. Falvey Lytle St Club House 18Th St Mohawk Barry Ave Tel Lake View Frank A. Stadler Lincoln Gustav Seedorf N. Oakley Ave Broadway Edgewater Hummer Beacon 81 John P. Dougherty Magnolia Ave Lincoln Ave Grace Chas. A. Williams Janssen Chas. W. Peters N. Hermitage Ave John R McNally Peoria St Anderson Bidg Halsted Hodnett’s John 8. Clark Keeler and North Aves Stuckart Popular County New Democratic Executive Committee Deneen John RR. Caverly Thomas Gallagher Schmidt NEW Democratic State Committee John J. Coughlin Ores Sullivan Martin J. Moran -Harrison Sullivan J. J. Viterna Michael J. Donkin Sullivan Harrison Barth P. Collins Stephen D. Griffin James Furlong Thomas J. Dawson Thomas F. Donovan William F. McNamara John W. Williams Hiram N. Wheeler James M. Daugherty Martin A. Brennan William Ryan James McNabb W. M. Clark Dunne William Johnston Sullivan Arthur W. Clark Sullivan Ed M. Spiller Collins and Viterna Connerys Re Jourter Deeds
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