Roger Sullivan Seen as Likely Chicago Mayor Candidate
Democratic leader Roger C Sullivan emerges as a strong mayoral prospect in Chicago with broad party backing after a decisive Senate win. A city-wide street loan demonstration is planned for September 28 in three sections, with 4400 precinct captains mobilized, while Republican officials join to spearhead a parallel effort.
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Roger C. Sullivan
Sullivan
Chicago
United States
Loop
Democratic
Edward J. Brundage
Republican County Organization
State Conventions Select Delegates for Parties in Springfield
Delegates to the Republican and Democratic state conventions were chosen. Republicans left the county convention to ward committeemen. Democrats held a county meeting in Springfield with 200 plus women among delegates. About 1,741 Republican delegates will attend from Cook County 646. the Democratic call includes around 1,500. Leaders discuss platform wording as Gov. Lowden and Rep. Medill McCormick align on war talks and a keynote on prosecution. Senator Lewis, touring European fronts, expected to join Friday’s Democrats in Springfield.
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Springfield
Sherman
Hirty
Homer K. Galpin
State House
Fiiday
Cook County
Lowden
Medill McCormick
United States
James Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
Edward J. Brundage
William L. O'Connell
Lewis
O'Connell
Europe
Politicians Rally Behind Fourth Liberty Loan Drive
A large cadre of political captains totaling about 4,460 is prepared to mobilize a broad neighborhood campaign in support of the ambitious Fourth Liberty Loan drive as part of wartime effort.
Parties Unite on Three November Ballot Questions
Both major parties endorse the same three statewide questions for the November ballot. A constitutional convention, a $60,000,000 bond issue for roads, and state control of private banks receive mutual endorsement from the parties.
Dailey Seeks President and Trustee Posts on Sanitary Board
James M. Dailey, who has a strong record on the Sanitary Board, is a candidate for President of the Sanitary District. The law requires the President to also be a Trustee, so voters should mark Dailey for both offices as his name appears twice on the ballot.
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James M. Dailey
Sanitary Board
Sanitary District
Dailey
Nash Seeks Board of Review Seat After Primary Victory
Patrick A. Nash, a Chicago native with broad support, led the Democratic primary. He is urged to be elected to the Board of Review, highlighting his popularity and ability.
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Patrick A. Nash
Chicago
Board of Review
Flanagan Captures Wide Democratic Vote for County Post
Joseph E. Flanagan, a renowned art glass maker, ran as an independent in the Democratic primary for county commissioner without organizational backing and secured more than 15,000 votes.
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Joseph E. Flanagan
Hogan Settles All Rumours About Envelope Orders
Government news has envelope makers anxious as the U.S. orders 3 billion envelopes, with factories already at capacity after wartime disruptions. The Y M C A and homes send letters to service members while U S producers prepare for a rapid placement of the order amid stock concerns.
Stop This Nuisance In Chicago Theaters
A letter urges Chicago officials to curb audience disturbances by talking during films. It cites a past Alderman backed hat ban as proof strict theater rules can work, proposing fines for talkers between acts to protect patrons.
Peters Will Win Sheriff Bid in Cook County Race
Reports argue for Charles W. Peters as next sheriff of Cook County citing long service as assistant sheriff and strong cross party support from Democrats and independents. Local political tallies show Barrett leading Republicans with 32 835 votes while Nash tops Democratic counts, framing a contested November election.
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Charles W. Peters
Cook County
Mr. Peters
Frank Ragen
Reinberg
Ragen
P. A. Nash
Board of Review
Charles V. Barrett
Brundage
Preferential Envelopes Policy Cited By Plant
A plant executive states that orders for war-related production receive top priority, comprising about 90 percent of output, while other customers wait until these are filled. He notes a possible envelope shortage, expects pro-rating among manufacturers per capacity, and urges listing the envelope industry as essential to retain workers.
Taxis Run Unchecked Raise Anger Over Fatalities
A reader condemns taxis as authorities lacking accountability citing rising deaths. They argue that taxis operate with impunity and call for action to curb dangerous driving and enforce stricter rules to protect the public.
Addison Boulevard Called For Boulevard Status In City Election
Addison street the longest and widest east and west of the Chicago river should be made a boulevard It connects three park systems and is free of street car tracks Former Alderman P F Haynes and City Treasurer Clayton F Smith deserve thanks for the good work familiar with every detail trustworthy and honest Peters is a first time candidate chosen by Republicans to lead the ticket in a year expected to bring Democratic and independent votes as well as Republican strength
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Addison Street
Chicago
P., F. Haynes
Clayton F. Smith
Addison Boulevard
Peters
C. B. Willey Named A Solid Chicago Business Leader
C. B. Willey, president of the C. L. Willey Company, is praised as a solid figure in Chicago. He is characterized as patriotic, progressive and public spirited.
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C. B. Willey
Big C. L. Willey Company
Chicago
Cermak Bailiff Campaign Recalled In 6 Year Comment
Six years ago when Cermak ran for bailiff of the Municipal court, his candidacy drew attention for its local impact. No further context available.
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Cermak
New Republican State Central Committee Members by Districts
The new Republican state committee members are listed by congressional district with names such as Adolph Marks Charles H Serge Harry A Lewis Thos J Finucane Abram J Harris and others including John P Garner Julius L Johnson George H Wilson Frank L Smith Len Small Henry P Harris Elmer Simpson Lewis H Miner Cicero J Lindly George A Brown Noah C Bainum Henry H Kohn among the districts noted.
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New Republican State Committee
Adolph Marks
Charles H. Serge
Harry A. Lewis
Thos . J. Finucane
S—Abram J. Harris
Leland
Rapp
John P. Garner
S—Lee A. Dunne
Wm. J. Anderson
Fred W. Upham
George W. Paullin
Julius L. Johnson
Adam C. Cliffe
Mr. P. Overhei
Presentation to Captain McNabb and Watch Inscription
Captain Matthew H. McNabb, head of Company G Fourth Illinois Infantry Reserve, received a handsome inscribed gold watch on his resignation. A popular and thorough soldier, he is noted as a veteran of the Spanish American War and a key early commander of the unit.
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Matthew H. McNabb
Ilinois
McNabb
Illinois
Vote for James M. Whalen for Clerk of Criminal Court
James M. Whalen is described as well qualified for the clerk role in the Criminal court and noted for courtesy to the public. The message urges voters to elect him, emphasizing his public official abilities and suitability for the position.
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James M. Whalen
Criminal Court
The Highest Men On The Tickets In County Race
Democratic leaders lauded President Peter Reinberg of the county board for a strong showing against the opposition, highlighting his victories and broad support across the slate.
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Peter Reinberg
County Board
Hip
Opposition to Chicago traction plan outlined by Cook County Real Estate Board
Resolutions from the Cook County Real Estate Board declare unaltered opposition to the traction ordinance as adopted. They instruct the board’s directors to use their power to aid in financing a campaign against its adoption on the November referendum.
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Chicago
Cook County Real Estate Board
Vote for Dennis J. Egan for chief bailiff
Dennis J. Egan, the Democratic nominee, is urged as honest able and painstaking for chief bailiff of the Municipal court. He has served the people well in every position held and deserves votes.
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Dennis J. Egan
State Council Auxiliary Organized in Cook County
Complete organization of the Cook county auxiliary of the State Council of Defense was announced, listing executive, coordination, finance, fuel, license, neighborhood, publicity, U.S. Boys Working Reserve, and women’s committees with named chairs, vice chairs, and secretaries.
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Cook County
State Council of Defense
Samuel Insull
Walter N. Wilson
Lewis EB. Myers
Burridge D. Butler
Robert J. Durham
William 8. Hefferan
B. J. Mullaney
Robert M. Sweitzer
J. J.B. Ward
Walter H. Wilson
Lewis B. Myers
Thomas
George W. Perkins
Thomas D. Knight
William H. Culver
U.S. Boys Working Reserve Committee
Kurridge D. Butler
Peter Fleming
Woman's
Grace Wilbur Trout
Emily Naipieralski
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Hogan
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Sweitzer
Thompson
Sheriff's Office
NEW Republican State
Central Committee
Captain McNabb
State Council Auxiliary
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