Candidates announce party slates for state offices
The piece lists Republican contenders across offices from Governor to Congressman and outlines Democratic candidates for key posts including Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Treasurer and Auditor. Prominent names include Frank L. Smith Frank Lowden John Oglesby Louis Emmerson Medill McCormick Patrick Lucey Lewis Stevenson and Rainey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Smith
Livingston
Frank O. Lowden
Ogle
Andrew Russel
Morgan
WM. W. Bennett
Winnebago
Charles Adkins
Pratt
Orville F. Berry
Hancock
John G. Oglesby
Logan
Louis L. Emmerson
Jefferson
James W. Gullet
Hardin
Howard Jayne
Warren
John A. Wheeler
Sangamon
Walter B. Weston
Cook
Attorney Gas
Richard J. Barr
Will
Walter M. Provine
Christian
George W. Wilson
Adams
Samuel A. Ettelson
Len Small
Kankakee
George E. Keys
Albert J. Olson
McHenry
Homer J. Tice
Menard
William H. Crum
WM. H. Eubanks
Medill McCormick
B. M. Chiperfield
Fulton
Lewis G. Stevenson
McLean
Patrick J. Lucey
la Salle
William Ryan, JR
Vermilion
James J. Brady
Barratt O'Hara
Louis Fitzhenry
Notable Chicago Leaders Named in Public Favorist Column
A column on Northwest Side figures praises Charles C. Breyer Judge James Dooley and others for public spirit and competence. It cites John R. Caverly, Judge John M. O Connor, Jacob H. Hopkins, Henry Bohman, Thomas F. Keeley, Jacob F. Rehm, Robert S. Iles, James M Dalley, Daniel J Schuyler Jr, Daniel Herlihy, and William B. Dever as trusted leaders in law, politics, agriculture, and public service. Also notes White Sox home games on October 4 2 3 and promotes Dobbins Electric Soap for hand care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. McGrath
Joseph M. Fitzgerald
Morris Wilson
Jos
J. Murray
Henry A. Zender
C. C. Breyer
Michael J. Collins
Edward J. Glackin
Max Hart
Frank Kovaleski
Jacob M. Loeb
Antonio Lagorio
John P. Harding
N. M. Kaufman
William Niendorf
Philip J. McKenna
John Downey
A. J. Banta
Jacob C. le Bosky
August Lueders
Albert Lurie
Simon W. Strauss
Thomas Carey
M. Joseph
Cornelius
Kelly
J. M. Laventhal
Oliver T. McCormick
Irwin Klein
Joseph Grein
Eric Hall
John McCarthy
William T. Maypole
Thomas Kasperski
Michael P. Byrne
John A. McGarry
W. K. Cochran
James Condon
Isaac Keim
Joseph McInerney
Joseph F. Ryan
Peter Schaeffer
William E
A. D. Weiner
James A. Quinn
Albert Nowak
Frank C. O'Connell
Edward Prindiville
Benjamin M. Mitchell
Otto Spankuck
Michael Rosenberg
L. O. J. Milord
David Pfaelzer
John E. Owens
Frank Paschen
Adam Swajkart
Frank J. Skala
B. M. Winston
William Russell
William J. O'Brien
Joseph A. Weber
Michael J. Preib
Frank Sima
William Rehm
Henry E. Ericsson
Morris Vehon
George A. Tripp
B. F. Hubbard
Thomas Byrne
William Lowey
George W. Jackson
W. Szymanski
M. Earnhardt
William D. Byrne
Christopher J. McGurn
Henry Weise
Henry Nowak
Philip Klafter
Michael J. Flynn
Frank J. Seif, Jr
Anton J. Hojka
Thomas F. Little
Francis A. Hurley
Henry F. Schuberth
Michael L. Igoe
Edward J. Kelly
Edward O. Brown
Roy Keehn
Association of Commerce Committee
Fred W. Upham
Chicago
Chicago Plans Dual National Conventions Next Year
Chicago forms a nonpartisan 21 member finance committee to raise funds for hosting both the Democratic and Republican National Conventions. The panel aims to attract sub shrinks via a shared hall plan and anticipates costs under 160000 with potential savings. A separate 200 member committee will assist the Democratic National Convention bid without collecting money, while local redistricting is urged to balance wards by population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred W. Upham
Chicago Association of Commerce
Upham
Hamilton Club
Charles Boeachenstein
Charles L. Dering
The
Association of Commerce
Charles H. Hermann
John W. Eckhart
D. R. Forgan
Angus
Hibbard
Samuel Insull
J. L. Kesner
James A. Patten
John Barton Payne
Francis 8
Peabody
Fred L. Rossbach
John C. Roth
Frank L. Shepard
James Simpson
John F. Smulski
Henry Stuckart
Roger C. Sullivan
William Hale Thompson
Thomas J. Webb
Roy O. West
Democratic County Central Committee
Edward F. Dunne
James Hamilton Lew
Roads and autos loom large in Missouri and Chicago discuss
Speaker Champ Clark urges practical road improvements as vital for growth and joy of living. The automobile club outlines events and fund-raising, while signs at quarantined farms prompt calls for larger warnings and fumigation rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Missouri
John T. Brown
Chicago Automobile Club
City Hall Meets Firemen Over Lieutenant Examinations
Mayor Thompson arranged a visit with twenty firemen to discuss creating lieutenant examinations, with Civil Service promising early October testing due to remaining names on the eligible list. A council clash over a budget and a proposed board of efficiency contests the mayor, who may veto attaching the board to the finance committee. Thomas A. Smyth, president of the Sanitary District of Chicago, defends his record and taxpayer savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Civil Service Commission
Comptroller
McCormick
Merriam
Finance Committee
Thomas A. Smyth
Sanitary District of
Chicago
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Livi
Fair State, Adams and Dearborn Sts
E. J. Lehmann
Charles Weeghman
Chicago Federal League Baseball Club
William E. Williams
Pike
Henry M. Pindell
Peoria
William M. Farmer
Fayette
John W. Rainey
Stephen D. Canaday
Montgomery
Eaglets
Charles C. Breyer
James
Dooley
Harry C. Moir
Morrison Hotel
John R. Caverly
John M. O'Connor
Superior Court
Jacob H. Hopkins
Illinois Athletic Club
Henry Bohman
Thomas F. Keeley
Terment of
Jacob F. Rehm
State Board of Agriculture
Robert 8. Iles
Cook County
James Mf. Dalley
Sanitary District
Daniel J. Schuyler, Jr
Daniel Herlihy
State Senate
William B. Dever
White Sox
St. Louis
Dobbins
Carter H. Harrison
William L. O'Connell
Peter Reinberg
Samuel Alschuler
John Eastman
Stanton
John E. Traeger
Leigh Reilley
Paul
Miller
M. Ph. Ginsburg
Maclay Hoyne
Thomas F. Scully
Frank Danishh
Oscar G. Foreman
Richard T. Crane III
A. J. Cermak
James T. McDermott
James McAndrews
Frank Buchanan
Thomas Gallagher
Edward Nockels
John J. Bradley
Charles A. Comiskey
Averill Tilden
Theodore Behrens
James F. Bowers
Simon Fish
Charles F. Clyne
John G. Garibaldi
Joseph O. Kostner
Charles F. Gunther
Rivers McNeil
John J. McLaughlin
Lockwood Honore
Charles M. Walker
John P. McGoorty
George Kersten
Charles A. McDonald
William E. Dever
Frank X. Rydzewski
C. C. Volini
Michael Zimmer
John Z. Vogelsang
Julius Smletanka
John J. Sloan
I. Lurya
Victor J. Schaeffer
James 8. McInerney
Frank Vavricek
Lawrence Heyworth
H. C. Moir
Harry Aaron
Vlad
Oscar F. Mayer
Packer
Joseph A. Swift
Lake
Automobile News
Automobile Owners’ Motor Meet
Social Service Department
Harry N. Fowler
William G. Edens
J. T. Brown
Eugene R. Pike
Detroit
E. Whipple
Walter L. Githens
Frank H. Pietsch
Harry Doty
Oliver G. Temme
Charles V
Harry W. Cooper
Michigan Avenue
Western States Automobile Company
Harry Newman
Anna Howard Shaw
New York
Ralph Temple
F. D. Cerf
John 8. Cooper
Circuit Court
Ane
William F. Quinlan
Edgewater
Batavia
Lexington Hotel
Calumet
Western Distributors Batavia
Scripps-Booth
Harry Newman Service
Municipal News
John A. Cervenka
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