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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1917

Page

2

Democratic Committee Listings Across Illinois and Chicago

A detailed roster of Democratic leadership and ward headquarters across Illinois and Chicago.Includes national committeemen, state officers, county and Cook County committees, and ward by ward organizational offices with contact streets and meeting cadence. Contains multiple names such as Charles Boeschenstein Arthur Charles Douglas Pattison Joseph Rushkewicz James Dailey and Patrick Nash.

Ilinois Charles Boeschenstein Edwardsville Democratic State Committee Arthur W. Charles Douglas Pattison Freeport Terence Ff. Moran Chicago D. M. Spiller Marion Isaac B. Craig Mattoon Ernest Hoover Taylorville Jerry J. Kane East St. Louis Democratic County Committee James M. Dailey William P. Feeney Democratic Party of Cook County Joseph Rushkewicz Frank F. Roeder Anton J. Cermak James M. Whalen Frank H. McCulloch Cottage Grove Ave Langley Ave Elmer J. Whitty Commercial Ave John P. Byrnes Bond Ave Gustave Steinwig Anthony Ave DeHaan's Hall Tel. Burnside James B. Shiel Grand Ave Edward J. Kelly Park Ave Iowa St Edward T Raindl Chicago Ave Morris Gevirtz N. Francisco Ave W. North Ave Joseph Petlak Frank Liter

National celebrities flood Washington as Broadway rivals

Washington crowds outshine Broadway with visiting stars and journalists filling hotels and the Press Club. Artists cartoonist Tad and marine painter Reuterdahl mingle with writers, while sports figures like John Tener join the aviation scene. Locals hustle through Union Station as fame crowds the capital.

Ashington Wauashington Broadway New York Washington National Capital Press Club Tad Henry Reuterdahl Senate Don Marquis Arehte John K. Tener National League Aviation Corps Union Station

War Winds to Relief Games in Washington Officials

United States officials from the Wilson administration seek leisure amid war duties. President Wilson plays golf with noted skill while Secretary Lane practices lightly and Walter Camp conducts exercises for officials. Burleson fishes in Virginia streams, Baker sails the Potomac, and McAdoo enjoys country walks. Dozens of legislators also pursue golf or driving.

Merica Wilson Lane Walter Camp Burleson Blue Ridge Mountains Chesapeake Bay Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Washington Pennsylvania Mountains

House of Mystery: Washingtons Secret War Lab Behind Trees

In Washington the United States Bureau of Standards operates as the nations hidden wartime workshop. A secure facility housing chemists engineers and munitions experts rumored to be developing rapid airplanes and powerful explosives. Access is restricted credentialed only while the world awaits potential breakthroughs toward ending the war.

Washington United States Bureau of Standards Bureau of Standards America

Farragut Memorabilia Displayed At National Museum

Mementos of Admiral David G. Farragut gifted by Loyall Farragut’s estate are placed on public exhibit. The items include a jeweled sword inscribed by Union League club, epaulets chapeau belt and insignia, plus portraits and paintings of the admiral.

David G. Farragut National Museum Loyall Farragut Farragut David Farragut Union League Club New York Hartford Mississippi River William Swain Admiral Farragut

New Inventions Parade From Mines to Amusements

Ore from Bolivian tin mines is smelted at a Chill plant. A phonograph attachment makes a clock speak the time every quarter hour. Machinery shreds waste paper into a substitute for excelsior. Carbonic acid gas sprays mortar speeding setting. A bucking broncho automaton adds park amusement. Pennsylvania rivers yield about 250000 tons of coal yearly by dredging. A tubular ink container re inks typewriter ribbons via a roller.

Pennsylvania

Notable figures named for public service and press roles

The text highlights Fred W. Upham as a potential U S Senator if he consents. It praises Walter Eckersall for popular sports writing in the Chicago Tribune. It lauds Professor M J Dwyer for gymnasium integrity and lists M Henry Guerin as a lawyer talked of for judicial honors. Q J Chott and Charles L Frey are noted as capable public officials.

M. Henry Guerin

Chicago professionals praise famed patrons in public life

The article lists notable Chicago figures from business and public spheres. Charles Hastertik of Best Brewing Company, Dr. George Sullan, furrier George W. Pautin, Arthur Donaldson cigar, Simon O'Donnell, labor leader, James R. Buckley of the Criminal Court Clerk’s office, and Judge Hugh Rearns are highlighted for their integrity and public service.

Charles Hastertik The Best Brewing Company James R. Buckley Criminal Court

Also Mentioned on This Page

FE Fair State, Adams and Dearborn Sts E. J. Lehmann Joseph H. Fitch Superior Court Democratic Henry Stuckart John F. Quin Lan Jacob Lindheimer Fred W. Blocks John J. Leonard Michael Kenna William J. Graham Thomas D. Nash Patrick J. Carr John P. Gibbons John H. Mack Joseph W. Cermak A. J. Sabath Martin J. O'Brien Patrick A. Nash Thomas P. Keane Stanley H. Kunz Joseph Rushkewick Bernard J. Grogan John Powers Dennis J. Egan John F. O'Malley Rudolph L. Schapp Joseph L. Gill Frank F. Roe Harry R. Gibbs Henry A. Zen Der Neil Marley Frank Paschen Emmett Whea Thirtieth James F. Heffer Michael K. Sheridan Frank J. Walsh Timothy Crowe Joseph O. Keats Thirty Fifth Ward Samuel Kleinitz Chicago Heights Francis M. Keough Lemont Peter Wolf Melrose Park Ross C. Hall Oak Park Isaac M. Kuebler Palatine John Vanderburg Sangamon St Blue Island Ave Taylor St Thos. J. Johnson W. Congress St John J. Falvey Lytle St Club House 18Th St Canal Peter F. Smith Union Ave Bart Hudson Ave Lincoln Math. J. Wagner Lower Turner Hall Sheffield Diversey Aves Jas. H. Poage Belmont Ave Bernard Jung Mohawk St Barry Ave Lake View Frank A. Stadler Lincoln Ave Gustav Seedorf N. Oakley Ave Edgewater John P. Hummer Beacon 81 John P. Dougherty Magnolia Ave Grace Chas A. Williams Janssen Ave W. Peters Hermitage Ave Grace Hall Bernard St Corner Grace Elston and Bernard Irving Hans Blase Pensacola Ave Geo. J. Gercken N. LeClaire Ave Milwaukee Ave Armitage W. Garfield Blvd Drover Frank J. Ryan John R. Cook McNally’s Lawndale Ave Dennis EB. Duffy W. Madison St Garfield R. W. Larkin Jackson Blvd John Clark Keeler North Aves Frank O. Lowden John G. Oglesby Edward J. Brundage Louis L. Emmerson Len Small Andrew Russell Francis G. Blair Supreme Court Charles W. Vail William Hale Thompson Clayton F. Smith James T. Igoe Eugene R. Pike Samuel A. Ettelson Frank J. Bennett John Dill Robertson M. D Herman F. Schuettler Thomas O'Connor Maclay Hoyne Joseph F. Haas John E. Traeger Thomas F. Scully Robert M. Sweitzer Henry Horner John A. Cervenka John Kjellander August Miller Peter M. Hoffman Peter Reinberg Board of Review Frank S. Ryan Edward R. Litzinger Board of Assessors William H. Weber Adam Wolf George K. Schmidt Charles Ringer Fred W. Upham United States Walter Eckersall Chicago Tribune M. J. Dwyer Continental and Commerceial Bank Q. J. Chott Juetice Charles L. Frey Dunning George Sullan George W. “Pautin F. C. Lindquist Arthur Donaldson Simon O'Donnell Labor Hugh 3. Rearns Cooper Lyon Stango Manufacturing Company Denis E. Sullivan
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