Hearst Gains Stir Chicago Primary Scene Ahead
A heated Chicago primary battle unfolds with Hearst supporters confident in county delegates while City Hall campaigns boost security and intimidation controls. The article notes Hearst backing across Winnebago County and ongoing real estate and political maneuvering surrounding Chicago's May 2 primary.
Chicago police justices targeted by City Hall edict alarm residents
Protesters accuse City Hall of forcing laboring poor to seek upper court costs while eighteen police justices are barred from civil cases. The piece lists names, offices, and salaries of the affected magis trates and outlines potential impacts on wages and access to justice for the city’s poorer patrons. It also notes urban reform efforts, street cleaning, tax figures, and political contest updates.
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