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1. Lake Bluff Elections - Several newspaper articles about Lake Bluff elections.

   Lake Bluff Elections

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2. Lake Bluff Progressive Party - List of Progressive Party candidates in the 1935 village election. Newspaper article announces that the Progressive Party has won the 1935 election unopposed. 1937 news article announces caucus for upcoming village election. Map of Progressive Party Advisory Committee districts, May 1970. List of bylaws of the Progressive Party, January 1971, with proposed revisions. List of bylaws of the Progressive Party, September 1974. News article from November 1972, announcing that the Progressive Party is looking for potential candidates for the 1973 village election. January 1973 article from the Lake Bluff Review listing Progressive Party candidates. Waukegan News-Sun article from February 1973 discussing how problems in Lake Bluff politics have been resolved over the past two years. Lake Bluff Review article from February 1973 announces that the public caucus has accepted the slate of candidates proposed by the Progressive Party.

   Lake Bluff Progressive Party

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3. Lake Bluff Progressive Party - Several documents pertaining to the Lake Bluff Progressive Party's involvement in various elections, as well as maps of the Advisory Committee districts.

   Lake Bluff Progressive Party

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4. Letter from Charles Ruhl - Letter from Charles Ruhl enclosing an announcement of the Candidates of the Progressive Party for the offices of Village Trustee and Village Clerk. Attached to the letter is a handwritten list of names.

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5. Letter to Miss Acomb - Letter of to Miss Acomb enclosing a blank application for an absentee ballot for the Village Election that was held on April 19, 1932. The letter lists the candidate for the Progressive Party Ticket, the accolades of the Progressive Party, and the Campaign Manager thanking Miss Acomb for her support of the Progressive Party. Attached to the back of the letter is an Absent Voter's Affidavit and Application for Ballots

   Doc 2577

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6. Mailing List with Mock Up Letter - Mailing List with Mock Up Letter from the Progressive Party Campaign Manager, for people to receive an absentee ballot for the April 19, 1932 election. Mailing List includes: Names, Addresses, and an "at the Request of" Section. The Mailing List and Mock Up Letter are written on orange scrap paper with random entries on the back.

   Doc 2579

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7. New Library Board Member Elected - (1) Article titled "Two library Candidates miss filing deadline" details why candidates miss the deadlines (2) Article titled "Three file for library board posts" details all the candidates whose name appear on the ballot for election. Including, Robert W. Clark, Ann Grant, and Laurence R. Lee. (3) Article titled "Lake Bluff Public Library Names Robert Clark as Board Member" (4) Article titled "Lee elected as Library President"

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8. Petition Signatures for Christine Letchinger - Petition Signatures for Christine Letchinger as a Non-Partisan Candidate for the Consolidated Election to be held on April 1, 2003 Received 84 Votes Each page is notarized.

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9. Village Election Candidates - Newspaper article announcing the candidates for Village elections

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