Busse Becomes Mayor With Cabinet of Strong Men
Fred A. Busse is inaugurated as Chicago mayor promising unity with the City Council and focused work for a greater Chicago. His appointees include George M. Whippy as police chief, Edward J. Brundage as corporation counsel, and Walter F. Wilson as city comptroller, among others, as he pledges cooperation across parties.
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Fred A. Busace
Mr. Busse
Saade
Chicago
Ths
Busse
George M. Whippy
John M. Collina
Edward J. Brundage
Corporation Counsel
J. Hamilton Lewis
John J. Hanberg
William LE
O'Connell
Walter Fi. Wilson
Lawrence KE
McGann
Joseph Downey
Secret political society rules city politics argues over mayoral legacy
The piece criticizes a secret political group linked to the Democratic party, titled the Pin Brigade, alleging manipulation of civil service and housing tensions. It claims White firemen oppose colored civil service graduates and mocks leaders who once praised Mayor Busse. Chief Whippy warned against reappointing officials with bad records.
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The
Eagle
Downey Appointed Commissioner by Mayor Busse
Mayor Busse selects Joseph Downey for the new commissioner role. Downey is described as able, experienced and conscientious and expected to administer duties with integrity and impartiality.
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Joseph Downey
Busse
Downey
Local Officials Face Scrutiny Over Past Boat Conditions
Remarks claim inspectors failed to act on dangerous conditions on Whaleback and Virginia boats and on South Haven craft last year. The writer questions crowd size aboard the vessels and warns action is needed, suggesting ex Inspector Hunt's reinstatement could trigger a response.
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Virginia
South Haven
Chicago Officials and Charter Debate Rise in Springfield Visit
The piece notes Lawrence E. McGann’s retirement as Chicago Comptroller and lauds his public service. It reports Walter L. Flaher invited to address charter bill committees by Senator Barry, plus other Chicago delegates visiting Springfield. It mentions Ernest J. Magerstadt named City Collector and Mayor Busse endorsing the choice.
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Walter L. Flaher
Senator Barry
Senate Vonmattes
Springfield
Berenard A. Eckhart
Frank L. Shepard
Alexander H. Revell
M. L. McKinley
Walter J. Raymer
Frank G. Hoyne
Charles Verne
Charles E. Merriam
Ernest J. Magerstadt
Busse
Local Democrats face pressure over secret societies in politics
The local Democratic party is urged to end control by Phi Beta Phi and similar societies described as professional patriots. The message argues that residents will not tolerate secret societies guiding political decisions in this community.
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Democratic
Phi Briude
Neck of the Woods
City Hall Bets on Hunt Reappointment Spite
A friend of former Police Inspector Nick Hunt loudly urged his reappointment at city hall on Wednesday. He claimed the move would spite the Daily News and Record Herald, warning it could be costly to those opposed.
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Nick Hunt
Shippy
Hunt
Daily News and Record Herald
Postmaster Campbell Proposes Charter Amendment in Chicago
Postmaster Daniel A. Campbell of Chicago plans an amendment to the charter draft in response to a request from mall carriers in Chicago. The amendment aims to address concerns in the projected charter provisions and reflects evolving city governance.
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Chicago
New York
Daniel A. Campbell
Mail carriers seek free streetcar rides via Galli amendment
The proposed measure would extend free streetcar rides to mail carriers, currently allowed under traction ordinances approved at the April 2 election. Without the charter amendment, mail carriers face losing this privilege when ordinances expire unless action by the Postmaster secures it. The Postmaster expects legislative acceptance. Local police reform questions arise amid alleged past scandals and investigations.
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Galli Bolls
Chicago
Police Investigators Report Missing Funds From 1890s Election
The inquiry into police force misuse in the recent election reveals multiple cash figures. Inspectors Kelly and Revere testified to payments totaling about twelve to fourteen thousand dollars to aid former Mayor Dunne against Carter Harrison, with further contributions reaching five thousand in a later period.
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Elgll Service
Kelly
Revere
Dunne
Teach
Carter H. Harrison
Beet Trust Ties Highlight City Health Department Links
The article notes ongoing cooperation between the Chicago Health Department and Beet Trust over the past five years, illustrating the depth of their partnership and mutual support in public health initiatives.
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Chicago Health Department
Beet Trust
Chief Shippy’s Career Beset by Resurrected Scandal
All friends of Chief Shippy would dislike very much to see his career blighted by the resurrection of a scandalous has been.
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Shippy
Meat Scandal Grows Threat to Capital Markets
Washington and Chicago authorities confront widespread sale of tubercular cattle and diseased meat. Investigations reveal high disease rates in dairy herds near Washington and in abattoirs, urging tightened inspections and stricter enforcement to protect public health.
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Chicago
National Capital
Chicago Daily News
Washington, D. C
Washington
Congress
Messrs. Neill and
Reynolds
District of Columbia
Virginia
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Thow
Health Department Condemns Large Meat and Food Stuffs Buildup
Weekly bulletin notes condemnation of 210,044 pounds of meat at stock yards and 40,638 pounds of foodstuffs in the loop district. Year to date totals rise sharply with a 127.22 percent increase over the same period last year as total pounds condemned reach ESTILIST.
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Chicago Examiner
Packera
Humiane Society
Health Department
Mayor Dunne Missed Chance Against Beef Trust
The article laments Mayor Dunne for lacking backbone and failing to confront the Beef Trust, arguing his inactivity will not be thanked by the Beef Trust or the people.
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Dunne
Heef
Beef Trust
Mayor Busse Names Two Appointees to Special Board
The late city administration earned trust among Teot Trust supporters as Mayor Busse announced two appointments, naming John H. Jones and Frank Foster to the Special board, reflecting continued confidence in local governance.
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Teot
Busse
John H. Jones
Frank Foster
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Goodrich Ine
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Williams Line
John Tt. McCabe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lake Michigan
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G. J. Nootbaar
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William LE. O'Conell
Collins
Fred Busse
John M. Collins
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National
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