Primary next Wednesday sets county race slate
A full list of candidates appears for county and state offices in the upcoming primary on September 15. Key figures include Robert E. Burke seeking the Democratic senate nomination in Chicago and Brundage seeking renomination for attorney general. The names cover county judge to coroner, with multiple districts and party slates, plus local board of assessors and sanitary district trustees.
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United States
Robert E. Burke
Chicago
James Hamilton Lewis
Brundage
Matchett
Barasa
Igoe
Hoyne
Edwin A. Olson
Frank
Righeimer
Robert Eb, Crowe
David F. Matchett
Bernard Barasa
Ben H. Suhr
Edgar A. Rossiter
Harry L. Emmerson
Joseph F. Haas
John P. Garner
August W. Miller
George M. Tobey
Board of Reveliew
Charles V. Barrett
William H. Dellenback
Harry R
Fred A. Verona
George Jacob
John Olson
John F. Riordan
William Daley
Martin Follrath
John F. Scanlan
Robert Isham Randolph
Mathias Aller
Board of Review
M. W. Sheridan
Superior Court
Charles J. Michal
Thomas J. Carrol
Thomas P. Banfield
Edward Cohen
James H. Wells
James A. Murphy
Timothy C. Charles
Fred A. Fergus
Trustees Sanitary District
P. J. Carr
Michael Rosenberg
Thomas M. Sullivan
William R. O'Toole
Joseph Keefe
William J. Rooney
Dennis O'Brien
Francis X. Busch
B. J. Mahoney
John EB. Owen
William H. Cunnen
Robert H. Howe
Albert C. Kalk
Henry E. Wickwire
Aaron J. Dubin
Adolph Dreifuss
Max Silverman
John C. Flora
Board of Assessors
Joseph Hortick
John McGill
Barasa Backed for State's Attorney and City Fiscal Debate
Republicans urge Bernard P. Barasa for state’s attorney promising fearless law enforcement. Alderman William Steffen criticizes city finances citing deficits and salaries unpaid, warns against further bonds. Debate over near beer license fees ends with ordinance return to committee and a $100 fee vote. Alderman Cermak opposed the amendment raising the fee from $50 to $100.
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Bernard P. Barasa
Capitain
Ald
Cermak
Chicago Bar Association recommendations for municipal court judge candidates
The Chicago Bar Association names fit candidates for the municipal court judge race. John Arthur Bugee pledges a full day’s work and cites corporate counsel experience. William R. Fetzer is praised for ability and experience. Irwin R. Hazen is noted as courteous and capable. George T. B. Holmes is urged for reelection on an excellent record. Walter P. Steffen is described as able and in integrity.
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Chicago Bar Association
John Arthur Bugee
Corporation Counsel
William R. Fetzer
Irwin R. Hazen
George TB. Holmes
Walter P. Steffen
Prohibition in Chicago Hinges on City and Federal Cooperation
Capt. Hubert E B Howard, resigning federal prohibition director for Illinois, said real Chicago prohibition awaits cooperation between the city mayor and a large police force, aided by the state's attorney, and federal authorities. He spoke Sunday at a meeting.
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Chicago
Hubert EB. Howard
Mllnois
Put a Tax on Death in Chicago Adopts New License Fees
Aldermen push higher fees to fund city needs as vote shifts to 38 against 10. New annual licenses target hotels, paint shops, wholesale houses, drug stores, cemeteries, cold storage, brokers agents and theaters with varied amounts per business size and activity.
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Chicago
Council
Hotela
Adams Asa G Adams for Associate Judge on Primary Ballot
Asa G Adams is listed seventh on the primary ballot for associate judge of the Municipal Court. The notice highlights his position on the ticket and his candidacy.
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Asa G. Adams
Vote for Bugee for Associate Judge of Municipal Court
John A. Bugee a prominent Chicago lawyer and Republican candidate for Associate Judge of the Municipal Court. He serves as assistant to Corporation Counsel Ettleson and has received praise for his work. His name appears third on the ballot and supporters urge nomination and election.
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John A. Bugee
Chicago
Bugee
Ettleson
Mr. Bugee
Brennan with Hoyne predicts renomination next Wednesday
George K. Brennan, a Democratic leader, predicts the renomination of State's Attorney Hoyne next Wednesday. He says the organization will be loyal to him.
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George KE. Brennan
Hoyne
Ile
City Halls Debates Daylight Saving and Street Widening Plans
Chicago voters will decide on daylight saving continuity at the November election after a council vote to adopt the time change if approved. The council also plans revenue measures and street widenings including Clark Street and Ashland and Ogden avenues with new viaduct considerations and a proposed gasoline levy.
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Chicago
Ald
Guy Guernsey
Colin Cox
Fyffe
Election Board
A. J. Cermak
Council
Clark Street
Ridge Avenue
Ashlind Avenue
Ogden Avenue
City Proclamation Aims to Protect Legion Funeral Duties
City counsel urged Mayor Thompson to issue a proclamation prohibiting employers from docking pay of American Legion post members who serve in fringe squads at veterans funerals. The City Clerk was directed to query all Legislature candidates on Chicago home rule for utilities taxes and revenue. Alderman Joseph Kostner proposed a $500000 annual street repair fund.
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Thompson
American Legion
Chicago
Gas, Oil and Electric Light Committee
Joseph O. Kostner
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Republican
Maclay Hoyne
Thomas J. Lynch
Michael L. Igoe
John K. Murphy
George McMahon
Alfred O'Connor
T. J. Crowe
Walter J. la Bay
Frank C. Perkins
Thomas J. Foy
Frank Kimber
Andry H. Kell
Milton L. Levinson
Marshfield Avenue
George van Lent
Jackson Boulevard
John M. Powell
Madison Street
Randall BE
Marshall
Wood Street
Harry C. van Norman
South Hoyne Avenue
Thomas A. Cantwell
Lincoln Street
Francis A. Hurley
Warren Avenue
Robert C. Densmore
Robert W. Schulze
South Western Avenue
Charles J. Wytral
Robey Street
John KE. Pierce
Wells Street
al F, Gorman
Morgan Street
Frank McDermott
Garfield Boulevard
Thomas F. Gordman
48Th Place
John F. Krause
Komensky Avenue
Fifth District
James E. MacMurray
Lake Park Avenue
Ralph W. Condee
East 46Th Street
D. Logan Loughborough
E. 62d Street
Harry N. Strauss
Indiana Avenue
James J. Barbour
Janeway Terrace
Marshall V. Kearney
Seminary Avenue
George McHale
Osgood Street
William H. Ponton
Summerdale Avenue
Victor Charles Koehler
Byron Street
Max J. Schmidt
Sheadrick B. Turner
East 28Th Street
James T. Brewington, Jr
Ellis Avenue
William M. Brinkman
Benjamin H. Lucas
Dearborn Street
Robert W. Lacey
Walter Laney
John Griffin
Jesse Squire
East 22d
Roger J. Marey
Congress Street
Charles Mossmen
West 13Th Street
Francis M. Tuite
Ashland Boulevard
Peter S. Krump
Washburne Avenue
William H. Wischman
Monroe Street
Frank Ryan
Samuel 8. Weinshenker
Ashland
Tim Tierney
William T. Kelly
James McDermott
Seeley Avenue
Charles E. Secor
John 8. Foley
West Adams Street
Harry E. Aldrich
Warren B. Douglas
East 36Th Street
Adelbert H. Roberts
Calumet Avenue
William G. Anderson
Vernon Avenue
Morris Lewis
Forest Avenue
James G. Cotter
John T. Epsy
East 35Th Street
James Hale Porter
Rhodes Avenue
James Arthur Davis
Prairie Avenue
Albert Goodman
Wentworth Avenue
George Garry Noonan
West List Street
John P. Walsh
West Dist Street
George E. Moody
Princeton Avenue
Fourth District
Emil 0. Kowalski
West 44Th Street
Arthur J. Rutshaw
West 49Th Place
William C
Joseph A. Ambroz
Fifth
Sidney Lyon
Schwartz
South Park Avenue
Twenty-third
Twenty-ninth Street
South Park Board
Auburn Park
Waliam P. Steffen
Ivaflince
Ald. Cermak
Ald. Richert
Lyle
Thomas A. Smyth
The
Sanitary District of
John M. Smyth Company
ASAG
Adams
Brennan
John
Richert
Chatmay
Cormoak
Thirty-ninth Street
Morlye Seventh Street
Michael J. Faherty
Board of Local Improvements
Central Manufacturing Distriet