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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1914

Page

1

Dunne Senate Stand Endorsed by 101 Counties Outside Cook

Governor Dunne's stand on the U S Senate was endorsed by Democrats outside Cook County by a large majority. The piece notes Sullivan's defeat outside Cook while Stringer leads Sullivan in eighty-four counties including Cook, and discusses primary chaos, organization politics, and county union efforts to vet nominees for local offices.

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Popular Jurist Expected to Be County Judge Hero

A Chicago legal community buzzes over Judge Thomas F. Scully of the Municipal Court likely to win the County Court seat in November. Judge Owens denies any independent bid and pledges strong Democratic support for Scully, while local factional battling and Sullivan ties shape the race and party operations across Illinois.

Roger C. Sullivan Chicago Owens Thomas F. Scully John E. Owens Progressive Party William Prentiss Bull Moose Judge Owens Progressives Pany Great Lakes Atlantic Ocean United States Boston Albany Duluth Buffalo Cleveland Sault Ste Marie Toledo Milwaukee Sullivan

Sullivan slate causes split in Democratic primary

Bernard J. Brown a lawyer with many friends was placed on the Sullivan organization slate to win votes for Sullivan for senator. He was traded off and beaten on primary day. Joseph Jarzembowski another Democratic candidate had friends double-crossed by the organization crowd. Adolph J. Borgmeir, a popular lawyer, was listed to draw his friends to Sullivan.

Peter Bartzen Cook County Wilson Bartzen Hoyne Sullivan Organisation Roosevelt Steeeebine Michael McInerney Board of McInerney Francis Keough Lemont John Haderlein Sullivan John Sheriff Joe Mendell Haderlein John J. Coburn Sullivan Senatorial John Minnegan Sullivan Organization W. R. Schiller Louis C. Legner Chicago Leopold Moss Sulivan Bernard J. Brown Joseph Jarzembowski Adolph J. Borgmeir

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