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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1915

Page

2

City Hall graft probe and paving ring suspensions

Chicago civil service suspends three local improvements staff over alleged paving ring, costing the city over 250000 a year. Officials clash with the State Public Utility Commission over traction control as aldermen face a jurisdictional fight and possible court battles.

City Hall Board of Local Improvements Civil Service Commission John Hittell Winthrop Avenue Julius G. Gabelman Leland Avenue James J. Orton Kostner Avenue Percy B. Collin Thompson Michael J. Faherty Coffin Faherty Chicago Civil Service Hittell Cleman Norton

Thompson Stands Pat Against City Council

Mayor Thompson declares he will not be bullied by the City Council and says his cards are on the table. He accuses aldermen of inactivity over street cleaning, school board nominations, and other matters, insisting he will stand by his appointees and oppose needless political squabbles.

Mayor Thompson Tle Miller

Seat All or No Fare Traction Order Clash With City

Chairman William L. O Connell issued a Public Utilities Board order requiring seating for all passengers and trailers where needed on Chicago traction lines. The traction company allegedly refused to comply and faced alleged aid from city officials. The Public Utilities Commission and City Council discussion reveal tensions between regulators and the traction concern.

William L. O'Connell Public Utilities Commission Order On Traction Company Board of Public Utilities Chicago Traction Company City Council Committee State Public Utilities Commission Walter A. Shaw Busby

Scully Sets Key Primaries and Voting Rules in Chicago

County Judge Thomas F. Scully enacts decisions shaping next year's primaries. Ward committeemen will be elected in April and women gain vote rights for national convention delegates. Presidential primaries will directly select delegates, altering party control battles like Deneen Thompson and Sullivan, with a conference aiming to streamline Chicago politics.

Thomas F. Scully Scully Chicago Deneen- Thompson

Post Office Delivery Criticized in Chicago Districts

Residents in Edgewater, Park Ridge, Station M, Oxden Avenue report rotten delivery service. Complaints point to inefficiency at stations not the carriers, with possible management changes on the horizon.

Chicago Edgewater Rfield Park Oxden Avenue

Wrigley Will Win Ninth District Delegate Bid

William Wrinhey, a financier and manufacturer, emerges as the popular choice for the Ninth district Republican National Convention delegate. The article notes his switch back to the GOP after backing the bull moose campaign and hints at a Sherman presidential nomination plan if elected.

William Wrinhey William Werighey Hoosevelt Tetetas Meo Wrinkey Teches Moore Chicago United States Pam Teddy Mr. Wrigley Ralph Otis Bull Noose Campalen Ninth Lawrence Y. Sherman Ilinois

Sullivan Announces Candidacy for Delegate at Large

Sullivan declares candidacy for delegate at large to the Democratic National Convention opening a major contest. He questions Harrison and others while noting Robert M. Sweitzer and others may join the ticket with Sullivan seeking support from party members and the public.

Sullivan Roger Sullivan Mr. Harrison Mr. Sullivan Suddle

Sullivan and Bryan feud strains political loyalties

The fragmented text portrays Sullivan as a Chesed associated figure facing political backlash tied to William J Bryan. It suggests shifting allegiances within Wilson’s cabinet and hints at a dry stance affecting views on Democracy, Chicago politics, and public sentiment as a result of past enmities.

Othe Bryan Sullivan Mir Harrison Got Bak Willian Wilson Tlarrison Brian Thaneh Thorn Bryan Hein Peel Vie Chang Clark Ile Chicago William J Bryan

Sullivan forces launch to take Cook county party machinery

The formal launching of the Sullivan camp for control of the Cook County Committee the State committee and the delegation to the National Convention next year unfolds Tuesday night in the new Eighteenth Ward Democratic Club rooms on West Madison street. Rob M Sweitzer defeated candidate for mayor last spring County Treasurer Kenry Stuckart chairman of the Sweitzer campaign committee Attorney John J Coburn and others bitterly assailed the treachery at the meeting.

Sullivan Forces Cook County Stat Committee Eighteenth Ward Democratic Club Madison Street Rob M. Sweitzer Kenry Stuckart Sweitzer Attory John Jd. Coburn

Sherman Stirs Up Campaign Tactics In Senate Fight

Report outlines how Thompson supporters pressed a plan to back national delegates and risk Sherman’s presidential bid. Opponents argue the side that won early delegates would gain influence if a national committee member is chosen, potentially splitting Sherman’s vote.

Lawtenes At HiThoripeetn West Degierd Comani Thompson Sherman

City civil service commission probes suspected candidate tamper

A garbled report shows the City Civil Service Commission learning of a suspected attempt to de Pratety Tiretiet ceandidates and to coerce them for the Sle fer on ipenen. Lawyer Caplin Catlin cites a Commission action to investigate and a possible pension matter tied to a ballot motion.

Pratety Accordiik Capitan Catlin Pieroes Bo Tiles Rpeck Capaldi Vonlin

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