Haas for Recorder of Deeds in Cook County
Personal note from the Recorder of Deeds staff urging voters to reelect Joseph F Haas on November 4 1924 praising his efficiency loyalty and cost savings to the county. Welfare association employees claim fresh leadership could risk harm and urge support for continued honest efficient government.
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Recorder’s Office
Cook County
Joseph Haas
Recorder of Deeds
Joseph F. Haas
Chicago Bureau of Public Efficiency
Joseph Fr. Haas
Recorder’s
Recorder's Office
Joseph F. Haas Welfare Ee Association
Re-elect Dennis J. Egan for Bailiff Municipal Court
Dennis J. Egan, a Chicago native and Democratic candidate, seeks re-election as Bailiff of the Municipal Court. Known for years in local politics, he has served in the State Legislature as Alderman and in County offices, earning broad backing from thousands of local residents. Election Tuesday November 4, 1924.
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Chicago
Dennis J Egan
Connery
Torrens Land System
Scully
Egan
Board of Election Commissioners
Illinois Governor Race Favors Norman Jones Over Small
The argument frames Norman L Jones as the reform candidate for Illinois with vows of full public payos and expenditures disclosure and continued good roads funding, while denouncing Governor Len Small as maladministration using roads as a cover. It cites endorsements from diverse regions and a shot at the vice presidential bid by Dawes.
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Small
Dunne
Jowden
Charles G Dawes
New York City
National Budget Committee
Illinois
Igoe Presses Taxpayers on Crowe Record
Democratic candidate Michael L. Igoe addressed a Franklin Park non-partisan meeting and urged scrutiny of Cook County State's Attorney office spending under Hoyne and Crowe. He cited salaries and questioned crime claims, pledging honest, impartial administration and no political indictments.
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Michael L. Igoe
Cook County
Franklin Park
Chicago Tribune
Hoyne
Crowe
Igoe
Charles Ringer for Cook County Board of Assessors
Republican candidate Charles Ringer seeks a fourth term on the Cook County Board of Assessors. Born in Nova Scotia in 1874 and a Chicago resident for forty years, he serves as chair and emphasizes fairness, public service, and experience. He has 25 years in real estate and insurance and leads community efforts for residents.
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Charles Ringer
Nova Scotia
Chicago
Board of Assessors
Chaiman
Cook County
Sun Heat Mirrors Reach 2800 Degrees With New Storage Idea
Concentrating sunlight via mirrors reportedly achieves temperatures up to 2800 degrees. A proposed storage method uses the heat to make reactive chemicals that release heat on exposure to air and water or through related reactions.
Raindrops Found Flat at Poles in Motion Pictures
Scientists report raindrops appear flattened at the top and bottom due to air pressure. The effect makes each drop only about half its expected height as seen in motion pictures.
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