Austin Vindicator Publication Notice and Mail Details
Subscription set at 82.00 per annum for the Printing Office address 207 West Madison Street Hall 6 Chicago. Editor's Office listed, postal handling noted. Paper serves towns Cicero Proviso Maywood River Grove Melrose Park and nearby areas. The Austin Vindicator publishes Fridays at 2.00 per issue, second class matter, Win Haley publisher.
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Madison Street
Hall
Chicago
Postoftyea
Anatin
Cicerawi Proviso
Villagerof
Maywood
River Mercat
Melrose Park
Ffarlen
West Store
West Madison Street
William Halley
Hicago
Pont-Offes
Oak Park
Lake Street
Austin Vindicator Ia
Win
Haley
Othee
William Talley
Publasker
West
Odd Fellows Lodge Schedule and Church Notices
Oak Park area fraternal and church notices list Cicero Lodge 287 officers and visiting brethren. Weekly prayer meetings occur Monday evenings and Sunday afternoon with services at Swedish Baptist church in Chicago and Maywood chapel, all welcome.
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Omeccorn
Cicero Lodge
Hnach Purnell View
R. Anders
W. GC
Edwarda
It Lathropave
Treasuier
Bartlett
F. W. Jackeon
Conway
Rolit
Tawkey
Apel
Beelind
Leo
Pembroke
Dunlop's Bank
Oak Park
Local Government Nominees For Town Positions
Voters consider candidates including David Oliphant for Town Clerk, Austin Por for Supervisor, Chas Castle for Assessor, Attridge for Collector, M. T. Goodman for Trustee, John Maclean for Justice of Peace, G. M. Andrews for Constable, and John T. Green among others in the election.
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David Oliphant
Austin
Chas. S. Castle
Attridge
M. T. Goodman
John 1
Maclean Justice of Peace
G. MI. Andrews
John T. Green
Oak Park residency dispute shapes local election
Oak Park Republicans claim Citizens' ticket controls the presidency and assessor while the Republican ticket offers no gains. Disputes hinge on Ridgeland versus Oak Park boundaries and which residents vote where, as lines could split Board seats among Oak Park Austin and south areas.
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Oak Park
Attridge
Aykesvor
South Opden Avenue
Ogdern Avenue
Ridgeland
Oal Park
Austin
Austin Avenue
Sme
Northwestern Railroad
Ridgeland Avenue
Ballard
Atution
Agsessor
Hedgehuid Avenue
Oak Park Oman
Mer
Datlard
Oak Vaark
Cheney
Dare
Gavathop
Awinkepe
Moore
Frankland
Mr. Maclean
Mr. Castle
Mr. Groodmoan
Enlarged Vindicator Promises More Pages
The Vindicator plans to add two pages to its semi weekly edition to meet rising advertising patronage without reducing reading material. Cicero Citizens vote straight Republican ticket not Tuesday and ignore sensational appeals. A letter from Sr Percy W Castle rebuts the Reporter’s statistics on public improvements and Oak Park secession claims. The Town Engineer’s annual report, printed on page seven, supports the town board proceedings.
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Oak Park
Austin
Cicero
Cicero Election Tickets Battle for Town Offices
The piece outlines two election slates in Cicero led by Citizens and Republican tickets. It profiles candidates for President of the Board, Assessor, Collector, Supervisor, Treasurer, Town Clerk, and four year Trustee, with comments on their backgrounds and party alignments among Oak Park Berwyn and Austin supporters.
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Chicago
Ti Cicero
Ponce
People’s Party
Mixtrum Patherum
Citizens
Henry J. Pierce
Oak Park
Ife
Frank Ed. Ballard
Ballard
Georgea R. Frankland
Berwyn
Daily News
Geo. F. Swinscoe
Austin
Swinscope
W. P. Ganthorp
Cizane
Nelson Haalgren
Juinden Park
Atbare
David Oliphant
Cicero
Dave
Angin
Qak Park
Oliphant
John D. Maclean
DD. Macclean
Hin
Charmann
Treasury
Tim
Piper
Maclean
Apain
Mr. M
Ogden Street Railroad Company
Robinson Avenue
Ogden Avenue
Ogden Company
Mgr. Maclean
Citizens’ Party
Ole Park
Cuas. S. Castle
Austin Bank
Castro
Traill
Charley Castle
Ep. Atsrrs
Hie
Lamerin D. Attadge
M. ‘Ft. Goopman
Groner M. Andrews
Ocket
Citizens’ Ticket
West End
Charles S. Castle
Castle
Barrington
Cook County
Rock Island and Northwestern
Great Mercantile House
John W. Farwell & Co
Nominees in Cicero Propose Republican Slate for Town Offices
A Republican slate led by David Oliphant for President of Cicero, Ed Austin for Town Clerk, Joan Maclean for Trustee, and others from Oak Park and Cicero fields candidates for Assessor, Collector, Supervisor, Justice of the Peace, and Treasurer. The lineup emphasizes experience, anti ring sentiment, and strong town governance across Cicero, Austin, Oak Park, and Hawthorne.
Traill Leaders Campaign Amid Noted Ancestry and Business Ties
R H Traill, longtime Chicago area Republican campaign figure and head of the Campaign Committee, is described as a prominent local businessman born in Belleville Ontario in 1858. He arrived in Chicago, opened a drug store in Austin, faced a fire setback, then established a second shop with H E Cooling. Traill lives at 5710 Ontario Street with his wife and two children. He belongs to Episcopal, Masonic, Odd Fellows, and Royal League, and hails from a family with famed English writers Katharine Parr Traill and Elizabeth Strickland among relatives. He is not seeking office.
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David Oliphant
Cicero
Republican Central Committee
Oak Park
Falya
Asl
Oliphant
Will Lewise
Mr. Oliphant
Fifeshire
Scotland
Chicago
South
Cook County
William
John
Jameson & Morse Co
Monroe Street
Harlem Lodge
The
Royal League
Ed. S. Austin
Mr. Austin
Albany
N. Y
Albany Academy
Census Department
Secretary of State
New York
Austin
Memphis & New Orleans Packet Co
Memphis
Army of the Cumberland
Cedar Street
K A. M
Sam Attridge
Attridge
Libertyville
Waukegan
Price Baking Powder Co
Chicago Mercantile Warehouse
Cora Russell
Jefferson Park
M. T. Goodman
New Jersey
Union County
Interto Lament
Ill
Goodman
Doless & Shepard
Summit
Buatho
Cook County Normal School
Bryant & Stratton
Commercial College
Dolese & Shepard
Hawthorne
Board of Education
Scnior
Grant Works
Dolese & Stepard
R. H. Traill
Belleville
Ont
Bowen
Park Avenue
Ohio Street
H. E. Cooling
South Boulevard
Central Avenue
Mr. Traill
Ontario Street
Episcopal Church
Masonic Order
Odd Fellows
England
Catharine Parr Traill
Thomas Strickland
Elizabeth
Agnes Strickland
Jane
Campaign Meeting in Cicero Opens Austin Sequel Row
The town of Cicero hosts a campaign meeting led by Taylor A. Snow and others to defend sewer assessments on Central avenue and refute charges of mismanagement. Speakers from the Citizens party and Oak Park supporters discuss the town’s finances, water company influence, and tax dealings.
Republicans Hold Enthusiastic Morton Park Meeting in South Cicero
A Republican rally at the Morton Park Club House drew crowds from Berwyn Clyde Grant Works and Hawthorne, with Democrats present and speakers asserting honesty of purpose. E F Abbott and others addressed attendees led by Lot Brown. A later Hawthorne schoolhouse meeting on Friday night March 22 saw Republicans and Independents clash.
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Morton Park
Berwyn
Clyde
Grant Works
Hawthorne
Lot Brown
E. F. Abbott
D. Attridge
David Oliphant
Charles Castle
John D. Maclean
Justee
M. TL. Goodman
E. J. Whitehead
W. A. Moore
Hawthorne School House
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Joan D. Maclean
Lis
Boone County
Gooda
Garden City Lodge A. F. & A. M
Corinthian Chapter
Apollo Commandery No. 1
Grant
George M. Andrews
Frenchtown
N. J
Phillipsburg
Indianapolis
Trent Tile Co
King & Laflin
Samuel D. Attridge
Charles
Castue
Kk. H. Trails
Rome
Moodie
Montreal
John Lovell
Taylor A. Snow
Austin Military Band
FE. B. Moore
Snow
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Taylor
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Oak Park Water Company
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