Sherman chases senatorial bid amid Chicago political squall
In a caustic Chicago Tribune style piece, L. Y. Sherman seeks the U S Senate seat amid accusations of graft and a hostile press. The column rails at Lane Tech abuses, payroll corruption, and the influence of powerful editors while deriding Sherman as a weak candidate. It also attacks political machines, the Sulzer affair, and city patronage schemes.
Why I love my ward and Chicago water woes
A public polemic attacks Chicago water policy and a reform agenda. It argues the water department is run for graft, denounces water meters as a burden on the poor, calls for state control of the system, and cites comparisons with New York and Liverpool while urging pumping stations and nonpartisan management.
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William Sulzer
New York
Chicago
The
Daily News
Chicago Water Department
State of
Illinois
Panama Canal
Liverpool
England
Wales
Maine
Garfield Park district postal service critique sparks candidacy talk
A letter argues the Wilson administration will not tolerate the current rotten postal service in Garfield Park Chicago while praising continuous newspaper attention to issues. It compares weekly coverage to billboard advertising and notes broad access to telephone service in Sweden with annual costs.
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Wilson
Garfield Park
Chicago
Fone Fed Press Overwork and Telephony Monopoly Critique
The piece argues the Fone Fed Press is overworked in support of a telephone monopoly. It notes large stock holdings by Fone Fed Publishers dating to the Phone Trust era and mentions misbranding fines imposed by the Washington Department of Agriculture on Chicago food marketers.
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Trust Press
L. Y. Sherman
United States
Spoksman
Sherman
Illinois
Lane Technical High School
Lane Tech
Cottage Grove Avenue
Cottage Grove
Lincoln Park Commissioners
William Niesen
William 8. Hine
Fone Trust
Fone Fed
Fone Fed Press
Phone Fed Press
Phone Trust
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Washington
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