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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
4
A collection of editorials contrasts Republican and Democratic policies. It cites debates over Federal Reserve, farm loan banks, prohibition, suffrage, Liberty Loans, military manpower, overseas deployments, the draft, demobilization, and the merchant marine as tests of national competence.
Col. Roosevelt praises Cox as a war governor and pro League of Nations advocate. He asserts the choice is civic decency versus Thompsonism, urging support for the Democratic ticket to join an enlightened world effort.
A political appeal praising Joseph F. Haas as Recorder of Deeds and Registrar of Titles argues against a private faction within the Torrens system. It cites increased filings, higher transfer values, and lower indemnity payouts under Haas, claiming improved efficiency and fewer court disturbances during his tenure.
The list names candidates for U S Senate Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General and various county offices in Cook County with multiple judges and board roles. It includes the managing committee head James M. Dailey and chairmanship details.
Joseph F. Haas stands for the security of the registered owners of Cook County's indemnity fund. He rejects carelessness and negligence that would let real estate brokers earn fat commissions.
In the Chicago Bar Association primary for the County Court judgeship Francis X. Busch, the Democratic candidate, received 1287 votes to 342 for his Thompson-Lundin opponent. The association, dominant Republican on national issues, endorsed Busch pointing to the office’s control of election machinery and tax and Psychopathic Hospital matters.
Campaign message urging Chicago voters to elect Michael L. Igoe as State's Attorney to fight crime and organized vice. It warns that choosing opponents would place law and order at risk and vows to hold public office holders to strict accountability.
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