Republicans Open Campaign Headquarters in Grand Pacific
The Republican State Central Committee met in a harmonious session naming officers including Chairman Roy O. West and Secretary Edward St. Clair. The meeting featured speeches by Joe Cannon and debates over slate selections while outlining campaign plans and headquarters at Grand Pacific for the fall contest.
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Republican State Central Committee
Roy O. West
Edward St. Clair
Bernard A. Eckhart
Joe" Cannon
William J. Bryan
Snall
Streator
Clarence Buck
Monmouth
Homer J. Tice
Green View
Callomites
Mr. St. Clair
Twelfth
Hopkins
United States
John Ames
Morrison
John J. Hanberg
Joseph Bidwill
Mr. West
Walter Reeves
Bernard A. Hekhart
West Park Board
Charles , A. Wathler
Wathler
Speaker Cannon
Andrew J. Hirschl Seeks Municipal Judge Seat On Independent Ticket
Andrew J. Hirschl advocates for election to the Municipal Court bench on the Independent ticket. He urges voters to elect him, arguing he is best suited for the position and would serve impartially on the bench.
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Andrew J. Hirschl
Independent
Upham Seeks Reelection to Board of Review
Local election reminder urges voters to back Fred W. Upham for another term on the Board of Review. The brief message emphasizes continued service and public accountability without detailing further platforms.
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Fred W. Upham
Board of Review
Ward and Bergin Touted For City Posts
Spencer Ward, a capable lawyer, seeks Municipal Judge on the Independent ticket and is described as well qualified for the Municipal Court bench. Adolf Bergin, a popular businessman, is expected to win re election as Sanitary Trustee by a large majority.
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Spencer Ward
Adolf Bergin
Busi News
Illinois Board of Health Targets City Meat Laws
The Illinois State Board of Health issues a strong circular urging Chicago and other municipalities to enact and enforce ordinances for the supervision and inspection of slaughter houses packing houses storage houses markets and related food establishments. It warns that diseased meat spreadable by improper handling threatens public health and calls for strict local oversight and penalties.
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Henry
Chicago
Illnois
Illinois State Board of Health
Lnols
Board of ‘Health
Poisoning scare hits Toledo families after dried beef shipment
In Toledo on September 15, Mr. and Mrs. MacLain and their 11‑month‑old child of 2721 Summit street, and Mrs. A C Stables on 2718 Summit street were poisoned by dried beef said to have been shipped from a Chicago packing house. All narrowly escaped death.
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Beet Trust
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Hopkins
Ilinois
Thomas EB. Wilson
Nelson Morris Packing Company of
Chicago
Toledo
Democrats Choose John T. Consher For Mayor
The entry notes that Democrats could not find a better man for mayor than John T. Consher. The brief highlights the local political choice and Labor stance without additional context.
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John T. Cons Hery
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