The broad ax., 1916-09-16
Candidate Governor
of Illinois
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Charles; Acknowledgement, Patrick ].
Lucey; Congressman-at-Large, Joseph
o. Kostner, William Eliza Williams.
Congressmen-District l, William J.
Hennessey; District 2, Philip 81.
Treaey; District 8, Bernard M'Mahon;
District 4, Charles Martin; District 5,
Adolph J. SABBATH; District 6, James
M'Andrews; District z, Frank Buchan-
an; District s, Thomas Gallagher;
District 9, Eugene L. M'Garry; Dis
trict 10, Samuel C. Herren.
Board of Observation-Disclosures 1,
Walter H. M'Donald; District 2, Mich
ael ]. Purcell; District 8, Frank Me-
Govern; District 4, Dennis F. Sulli
van; District 5, J. J. Viterna; District
6, Thomas NJ. Ryan; District z, Thomas
NJ. Conley; District s, Bruno S. Min
dak; District 9, Arthur Donoghue; Dis
trict 10, Gustav Seedorf.
State Senator-District 2, John NJ.
Powell; District 4, Al F. German; Dis
trict 6, William J. Stapleton.
President Sanitary District, Thomas
NJ. Sullivan; Trustees Sanitary Dis
trict, Thomas M. Sullivan, Joseph
Rushkiewicz, James A. Long; State IS
Attorney, Maclay Hoyne; Recorder of
Deeds, Joseph F. Connery; Circuit
Court Clerk, John W. Rainey; Superior
Court Clerk, James C. Gavin; Coroner,
James B. Bowler; Board of Assessors,
Martin J. O'Brien; Board of Assessors,
Vacancy Joseph Cepak; Board of Re-
view, Thomas J. Webb; County Sur
veyor, William P. Feeney.
Municipal Court Judges-John R.
Caverly; Charles A. Williams; James
C. Martin; Harry P. Dolan; John F.
Power; John ]. Rooney; Michael E.
Maher; Thomas D. Nash; Leo v. Roe
der; l. F. Dankowski.
Municipal Court Judge (Vacaney),
George v. M'Intyre.
Our old friend the Hon. James T.
McDermott was at last defeated in his
race for denomination for Congress.
for the 4th congressional district by AL
derman Charles Martin, Congressman
McDermott has represented the people
residing in that district in Congress
since 1906, and we went down to de.
feat with him as we never have been
known to basely desert an old time
friend.
Major Robert R. Jackson was re,
nominated to make the race for the
legislature from the 3rd senatorial dis,
triet for the third time and after all
the fuss and noise on the part of sew.
eral unworthy candidates who were
foolish enough to believe that they
were in the running, the gallant major
had handsome majority at back.
The Hon. Shadrack Bailey Turner
was very badly defeated in his race
for denomination for member of the
Legislature from the 1st senatorial
district of Illinois old uncle John Grit,
fin, Alderman John J. Coughlin and
Alderman McKenna and all the dead
tough whisky-drinking element of the
Democratic party residing in the First
ward were utterly unable to hold him
up and prevent him from sinking be-
meath the tidal wave of the respectable
voters residing in that district.
Hon. Thomas Gallagher, after a hard
fight had been waged on him, was re-
nominated to make the race for con-
gress from Eighth congressional dis
trict of Illinois.
The Hon. Roy o. West, who has no
use for Colored newspaper editors nor
for Colored people in general, unless
they are willing to play the part of
servants and jump and run at his beck
or call and assist to remove or put on
his long silk stockings, may be elected
to the United States Senate in 1860.