The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-01-17

establishing itself as an Independent
power and the membership drive
which has gone on for the past few
months proves definitely that we are
in a position to take advantage of the
leadership gained by our Party.
Following are the chief dates
scheduled for Chicago voters in this,
their most. important political year:
FEBRUARY s-First day to file primary
petitions with secretary of state for state
Offices, including state central committeeman
first day TO file primary petitions with the
county clerk for county offices, including
senatorial committeeman.
FEBRUARY 2s-Last day to file primary
petitions with the secretary of state for state
Offices, including state central committeeman;
last day to file primary petitions with the
county clerk for county offices, including
senatorial committeeman.
MARCH LAST day to file withdrawal
from primary petitions filed with the sec
rotary Of state.
MARCH l0-First day to fe primary petit
tons with the city clerk for city Offices.
MARCH 1s-ReRistration in each precinct
in Chicago, Chicago Heights and Summit
MARCH Is-Last day to file primary petit
tions with the city clerk for city Offices last
day to file withdrawal from primary petit
tions filed with county OF city clerk
MARCH 22-Revision of registration in
each precinct in Chicago. Chicago Heights
and Summit
APRIL Election for assessor. collector
supervisor. highway commissioner and town
clerk in Bloom. Lyons. Calumet. Maine. Nor
wood Park. Niles. Stickney and Worth and in
Cicero with the addition of president. trustee
and two directors public library board and
with the exception of highway commissioner
APRIL 8-Primary for expression of choice
for candidates for President. election of dele
gates and alternate delegates to national con.
ventions, state committeeman. senatorial com
mitteemen and precinct committeeman in
Chicago Heights, Cicero and Summit; pri-
mary for United States senator, governor
lieutenant governor, secretary Of state
auditor Of public accounts, attorney general
state treasurer, representatives in Congress
state senator (even numbered districts) re
representatives. in General Assembly, states
attorney, recorder. clerk Circuit Court. CLERK
Superior Court, coroner. members board Of
assessors. member board Of review. county
J surveyor, trustees of Sanitary District, CHIEF
Justice Municipal Court. associate judges
Municipal Court. clerk Municipal Court anc
bailih Municipal Court
MAY 3-Last day TO file independent petit.
tions with secretary Of state for Judge Of
! the Supreme Court.
MAY s-Last day TO file withdrawal from
independent petition filed with the secretary
OF state.
JUNE 2-Judical election for Judge Of tn,
Supreme Court and associate judges Munich
pal Court Ito fiji vacancy.
OCTOBER LAST day 10 file independent
petitions with the secretary OF state for STATE
Offices; last day TO file independent petitions
with the county clerk for county offices; first
| day general registration
OCTOBER 10-Last day 10 file Independent
| petitions with the city clerk for city Offices
i last day TO file withdrawal from Independent
petition filed with the secretary OF state.
OCTOBER i4-Second day Of general regis
| tration.
OCTOBER is-Revision Of general rexis
trntion.
/ OCTOBER 22-Last day for candidats I.
/ file withdrawal from independent petition
filed with the county or city clerk.
Il NOVEMBER 4-Hection: Presidential cleo
tors. United State senator, governor. licute
nant governor. secretary Of state. auditor O
! public accounts, attorney general, state treas
urcr. three university trustees, two repreaen
tatives In Congress mt large and representa-
tives by disticts, state senator, three represen
tatives, states attorney. recorder. clerk Cir
cult Court, clerk Superior Court, coroner
two members board OF assessors, me,nbe
board Of review county surveyor. three trus
tees Of Sanitary district. chief Justice Mum
cipal Court. twelve associate judges Mum
eipL Court, clerk Municipal Court and bailll
Municipal Court.
University trustees and presidential lee
! tors are named in state conventions.