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American politician and lawyer (1872-1939)
Thomas Maclay Hoyne II (October 12, 1872 – October 1, 1939) was an American politician and lawyer. As a Democrat, from 1912 through 1920, Hoyne served
Maclay_Hoyne
Political and law enforcement official for Cook County, Illinois, US
Illinois. Office of the Illinois Secretary of State. 1914. p. 420. "MACLAY HOYNE, 67, DEAD IN CHICAGO; State's Attorney for Cook County 2 Terms, 1912-20
Cook_County_State's_Attorney
candidate Maclay Hoyne, and Cook County Labor Party candidate John Fitzpatrick. Sweitzer was the incumbent Cook County clerk, while Hoyne was the incumbent
1919_Chicago_mayoral_election
American crime boss (1882–1928)
"Thus, on the official record and on the basis of [State Attorney Maclay] Hoyne's statement, Rothstein was never involved in the fixing of the Series
Arnold_Rothstein
American lawyer, politician and judge (born 1965)
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
Eileen_O'Neill_Burke
American politician (born 1951)
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
Jack O'Malley (Illinois politician)
Jack_O'Malley_(Illinois_politician)
American politician (born 1972)
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
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Topics referred to by the same term
Thaddeus Maclay Mahon (1838–1918), soldier, attorney, railroad executive, and Republican U.S. Representative from Pennsylvania Maclay Hoyne (1872–1939)
Maclay
Elections since 1837
Both Merriams lost their elections. 1919 candidate Maclay Hoyne was the grandson of Thomas Hoyne, victor of the voided 1876 election The 1891 Chicago
Mayoral_elections_in_Chicago
American lawyer (born 1943)
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
Richard_A._Devine
August 1919 racial tensions in Chicago, Illinois, US
State's Attorney Maclay Hoyne accused the police of arresting African-American rioters, while refusing to arrest white rioters. Hoyne began bringing the
Chicago_race_riot_of_1919
American lawyer and politician (1879-1958)
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
Robert_E._Crowe
Mayor of Chicago from 1989 to 2011
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
Richard_M._Daley
American politician and attorney (1921-1994)
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
Cecil_A._Partee
American politician (1869–1944)
again along with Adolph S. Carm, John Collins, John Fitzpatrick, and Maclay Hoyne. Thompson was said to have had control of the 75,000 black voters in
William_Hale_Thompson
American politician (born 1960)
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
Anita_Alvarez
American politician and lawyer (1906–1982)
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
Ben_Adamowski
American judge (1924–2017)
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
John_J._Stamos
American businessman (1876/77–1944)
not come without controversy. On June 22, Cook County State's Attorney Maclay Hoyne argued that these removals had been illegal and that Loeb was still school
Jacob_Loeb
William E. Rodriguez 24,825 6.77 / 100 3rd 1919 Chicago Independent Maclay Hoyne 110,851 16.05 / 100 3rd Labor John Fitzpatrick 55,990 8.11 / 100 4th
List of third-party and independent performances in United States mayoral elections
List_of_third-party_and_independent_performances_in_United_States_mayoral_elections
American politician (1934-2018)
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
Bernard_Carey
Private detectives specializing in labor cases
offices in the Chicago Herald (November 2): [Illinois' State Attorney Maclay] Hoyne charges that the Sherman Service, which describes itself as "Industrial
Sherman_Service_Company
American politician and attorney (1892-1971)
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
Thomas_J._Courtney
American judge (1918-1995)
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
Daniel_P._Ward
American mayor (1862–1929)
candidate J.J. Kern (former State's Attorney) and Harrison wing candidate Maclay Hoyne. Kern won the primary with 28% of the vote, defeating Dever (who came
William_Emmett_Dever
American politician
the election seeing four significant candidates (the other two being Maclay Hoyne and John Fitzpatrick). In 1934, he was elected Cook County Treasurer
Robert_Sweitzer
United States federal judge (1901–1977)
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
Richard_B._Austin
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
2016 Cook County, Illinois, elections
2016_Cook_County,_Illinois,_elections
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
2020 Cook County, Illinois, elections
2020_Cook_County,_Illinois,_elections
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
1992 Cook County, Illinois, elections
1992_Cook_County,_Illinois,_elections
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
1990 Cook County, Illinois, elections
1990_Cook_County,_Illinois,_elections
American judge and politician (1885-1967)
County state's attorney, winning the Democratic primary against incumbent Maclay Hoyne, but losing the general election to Republican nominee Robert E. Crowe
Michael_L._Igoe
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
2024 Cook County, Illinois, elections
2024_Cook_County,_Illinois,_elections
American lawyer and judge (died 1963)
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
William_J._Tuohy
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
1984 Cook County, Illinois, elections
1984_Cook_County,_Illinois,_elections
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
1988 Cook County, Illinois, elections
1988_Cook_County,_Illinois,_elections
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
2000 Cook County, Illinois, elections
2000_Cook_County,_Illinois,_elections
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
2012 Cook County, Illinois, elections
2012_Cook_County,_Illinois,_elections
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
2004 Cook County, Illinois, elections
2004_Cook_County,_Illinois,_elections
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
1996 Cook County, Illinois, elections
1996_Cook_County,_Illinois,_elections
Deneen (1896–04) John J. Healy (1904–08) John E. W. Wayman (1908–12) Maclay Hoyne (1912–20) Robert E. Crowe (1920–28) John A. Swanson (1928–32) Thomas
2008 Cook County, Illinois, elections
2008_Cook_County,_Illinois,_elections
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