Harvester Trust case and Chicago liquor politics in 1911
A compilation of excerpts reports the US government’s planned civil action against the International Harvester company for restraint of trade, the Chicago liquor trade’ s role in city politics, and criticism of public schools and banking regulation, with profiles of officials. The piece also notes Democratic party leadership in Cook County, legal figures, and calls for stronger bank oversight.
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the Harvester
Chicago Tribune
Washington, D. C
International Harvester Trust
United States
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
International Harvester
Wickersham
Standard Oil
Chicago
Harvester Trust
Herbert Knox Smith
Corporations
Senate
International Harvester Company
Canada
St. Louis
Mquor
Champion of Fair Play
Europe
Chicago College of Law
Ilinois House of Representatives
Cook
Knight Templar
Knight of Pythias
Royal League
The
Columbian Knights
University, Chicago Athletic
Marquette Clubs
Col James Hamilton Lewis Emerges For United States Senate
A fragment notes Col James Hamilton Lewis as a candidate for United States Senator. The terse line suggests support or consideration of his bid during a historical political moment, with no further details on dates or outcomes.
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Missouri
James Hamilton Lewis
United States
Statewide Democratic Rank and File Outlook
Incomplete notes reference the Democratic rank and file across the state and criticizes local political infrastructure describing numerous wooden holes in Chicago.
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Chicago
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Payne
A. J. Bauer
Michigan Ave
City of
State of Missouri
Edward J. Brundage
Busse
Brundage, Wilkerson & Cassels
Wilkerson & Cassels
the Rookery
Tuley
Brundage
Illinois
James B. McFatrich
Board of Education
McFatrich
Ella Flags Young
Old South Division
Dr. McFatrich
Germany
China
Daniel L. Cruke
Buffalo
N. Y
University of New York
Lake Forest University
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Ohio
Joseph H. Fitch
Superior Court
Bar Association
Fitch
Maine
Ogden
Central High School
Chicago University
Union College of Law
Richard Prendergast
Elizabeth Goohegan
Winona Avenue
Chicago Bar Association
Chicago Law Institute
Iroquois Club
Democratic Party
Cook County
John McCarthy
William G. Legner
F. W. Blog
Frank 8. Ryan
Edward J. Novak
John McGillen
Peter Reinberg
Benjamin Rosenthal
Arme
Thomas F. Lit
Peabody
McCormick Bidg
L. P. Kelly
Baird Avenue
Stephen Malato
Ashland
R. Jandus
Clark Street
John J. Coughlin Michael
Kenna
Hennry P
John B. Ryan
Clem Kuehne
Daniel Harris
Charles Martin Patrick Carr
Wm. L. O'Connell
John P. Gibbons
Edward F. Brennan
William Rothman
A. Wisnewski
John Mack
Dennis J. Ryan
Benny Kramer
Paul Rissman
Fred Rhode
Edward Straka
Frank W. Blewersdost Cermak
Mike
Hibernian Banking Association
Graham & Gons
Union Trust Company
South Chi- Drovers Deposit’ National
Illinoie Trust and Savings
Fort Dearborn National
Northwestern Trust and Savings Bank
South Side State Bank
Merchants’ Bank
National Bank of the Republic
State Bank of Chicago
Edward Osgood Brown
Albert Hahne
Haynie R. Pearson
Hans Luchow
August Luchow
John P. McGoorty
Charles J. Vopicka
John J. Coburn
Albert J. Hopking
Ilinois
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Clyde A. Morrison
J Munhall
Yer and
James
Hopkins
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