New City Council Holds First Meeting and Debates Bar Permits
The new city council opened with oath ceremonies for 35 aldermen led by City Clerk Igoe. Members adopted committee lists across Finance Local Transportation Public Health and others while debating the repeal or amendment of special bar permit ordinances amid federal and state pressures.
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City considers repeal of bar permit ordinance referendums
City council discussed repealing the bar permit ordinance and debated more restrictions. Mayor Thompson supported a plan debated by the council and defense committee members.
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Franklin Street Bridge Construction Advance Authorized
Federal authorization allows proceeding with new ranks on Orleans Street bridge. Work delayed by order of WG McAdoo, director general of the United States Railroad Administration. Chicago and Northwestern Railroad to share part of the expense.
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Cabarets Face May Change Under New Ordinance
Mayor Thompson did not veto the cabaret ordinance guiding liquor, dance, and licensing rules. The measure becomes law May 1, allowing cabarets to operate only as liquor-free venues while surrendering alcohol licenses, and no protests or strong support noted. The article lists city officials and board members, including President George H. Mead and Secretary Charles Yeomans.
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Harry Gibbons for Treasurer Leads Chicago Democratic Ticket
Harry Gibbons a prominent Chicago figure is named Democratic nominee for county treasurer. The article catalogs supporters and rival figures in wards across the city, noting endorsements and rumored rival candidates for sheriff clerk and other offices while listing potential successors in various departments.
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City Club Holds Annual Meeting and Board Elections
City club members met for their annual gathering to ratify the nominating committee, review proposed bylaw revisions, and hear annual reports. A new slate of officers and directors was posted, replacing the former leadership.
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Daniel Morhirity
Owen O'Malley
Frank Ragen
Tantel Ryan
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Wood Grabam
Jolana Wy
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Dawies Whalen
Kevin Strauss
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Neutral ward group forms backing Lundin challenger
Albert F. Keeney elected president of the Thirty Third Ward Loyal Republican Club formed to fight Lundin in the Thirty Third Ward. Other organizers listed include Alderman Irwin Ko Hagen, Robert Ko Pendarvis, and Samuel Remus among local officials and residents.
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Robert Ko Pendarvis
Haul Bo Schaefer
William J. Kru Samuel
John Po Remus
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Hopkins Gaining Ground in State Senatorial Race
Former candidate Albert J Hopkins leads in the Reputy Hea Senatorial contest as allies push forward. Medily McCormick gains local endorsement from the new Thirty third ward club praising loyalty to American institutions and readiness for public trust amid ongoing campaign efforts.
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Lahore
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Political Fray Over Democratic Ticket Draws Local Notables
A fragmented local scene names many Ward figures and party supporters contesting the next Democratic ticket. Prominent figures from Coroner to County Board seek influence as the town braces for nominations and a tense election year.
W H Boys Succeeds Stead In City Office
In a terse appointment Wilkin TE Beye named as acting attorney and Lancden director of the state department of tad cate cate, with Stead set to be replaced. The report notes the reshuffle follows a recent death and hints at continuing changes in local governance.
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Police Shake Up After City Turmoil At Potton
Acting Chief Meek announced changes in the department amid ongoing turmoil and protest after the death of Huernes Eyer. The upheaval followed the investigations into the fatal incident and shifts in leadership affected MIEN GU Ha and others, sparking broad public reaction and calls for accountability.
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Unclear OCR Fragment on Gas Prices and Local Politics
Fragmentary text shows tangled mentions of gas pricing, rates, petitions, and local figures creating a jumbled scene. Names, places, dates, and specifics are unreadable, preventing a coherent summary of a single event.
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