Boomers and Bosses Clash Over Harrison renomination
A volatile editorial from the Tribune analyzes a Democratic County Committee endorsement of Harrison for mayor. It argues the move backfired, energizing labor and reform factions and exposing payroll patriots bent on preserving a longtime candidate. The piece notes a Sunday denouncement by the County Democrats and portrays the effort as a failed trap that harmed the party and helped Darrow's campaign.
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Harrisonite Blunderers Strive to Reassert Control After Demise
The Harrisonite group faces widespread backlash as they attempt through schemes and misrepresentations to sway the Darrow faction from the field. The Central Committee actions have stripped the so-called Democratic organization of party confidence beyond the City Hall payroll faction.
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Democratic Organization
Political bunglers eyed primaries and reform
A fragment states officials contemplate action on judicial primaries and reform while criticizing current leadership. It hints at conflict between factions and urges lawful conduct to preserve the letter and spirit of the law, noting other columns discuss the matter further.
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Podge Carter
Dutghinery
Payroll Brigade Faces Hat in Hand Tradition
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a payroll brigade and hats as a traditional factor in county affairs. Mentions the oWatitos group and Back o of the Ditip Comanches in a vague context with nuns and hat passing. Tone suggests informal, local political ritual without clear events or dates.
Back of the Dumps Plans Rival Demonstration at Coliseum
A proposal from Back of the Dumps calls for a rival demonstration at the Coliseum aimed at countering the County Democracy’s yearly ball. The owners of the Coliseum are urged to secure all portable items to prevent disturbances during the event.
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County Democracy
Chicago to Remove Tunnels and Cover City Bill
In a move tied to the ongoing project, the tunnels will be removed and the city of Chicago will pay the bill, despite comments from the mayor. The plan faces scrutiny over cost and accountability as officials outline responsibilities.
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Chicago
Harrison's Ploy Over Snow and Subway Plot
A fragment from Congressman Mann criticizes Mayor Harrison for opposing public works and backing tax routes. It cites conflicts with the teamsters union, a proposed one hundred person committee, and a subway plan under the river with loops and grade separations. The piece notes political maneuvering around Darrow and calls for accountability in city services and revenue debates.
Chicago Traction Debate Faces City Obstructions
A city observer notes that the Chicago traction issue meets obstacles as the City Council considers action. A well known citizen cites public opinion on what ails Chicago, referencing the mayor and ongoing discussions.
Cook County Federation Endorses New Chicago Charter Amendment
The Cook County Country Towns Federation met at Briggs House on Monday and endorsed the constitutional amendment for a new Chicago charter proposed in the Legislature by the Civic Federation.
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Cook County
Pedestrian Tunnels Rendered Obsolete Says Comptroller
Comptroller McGann declares tunnels no longer needed by citizens who no longer want them lowered. He notes many other priorities compete for attention and funding.
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McGann
Unclear text about superintendent and education board action
Fragmented report outlines concerns over reform measures and duties of the Hart County Board of Education and Superintendent Bob Cooley. Mentions attempts to legislate powers, appoint teachers, and voter involvement. details are garbled and the full action remains unclear.
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Save Good Judges Demand Separate Judicial Primaries
A long readers’ note argues for keeping Cook County judicial elections separate from other races. It cites legislative action requiring June primaries and warns that combining with municipal and other races would corrupt the judiciary, increase costs, and politicize justice, urging citizens to inform the County Court and oppose mixed elections.
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Manely
Tamiany Initiative Fails to Materialize in Chicago
The passage notes that a promising project called Tamiany, touted as a real new organization by mouthpieces of the Tagrates' Union, has not yet begun in Chicago despite expectations set for a short period. The tone reflects disappointment over the delay and uncertainty surrounding its start.
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Chicago
Tagrates’ Union
Wns
What are the duties of the City Statistician
The user questions the City Statistician’s duties and hints at vote counting reliability for Harrison. They mock the statistician’s ability to count noses, labeling the person a failure.
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Harrison
Court Cuts Through Election Mix Up With Clear Proposition
A fragment discusses separating the municipal election from a national convention and questions about primaries and delegate selection. It argues the proposition is absurd and credits Judge Carter with guiding a correct decision, noting the Eagle’s confidence in sound judgment and legal aid.
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Carter
Winton
Judge Carter Sought Public Will in Chicago
A Chicago figure, Judge Carter, is praised for aiming to learn and follow the people’s will, asserting public input is key before any final decision. The remarks note ongoing debate about leadership and democratic legitimacy in the city.
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Carter
Proposal to cut extra judges funding meets criticism
The county Board president and officials debate the proposed pruning of funds for additional judges. Local critics urge careful budgeting to avoid compromising judicial efficiency, arguing that maintaining adequate staffing supports timely case disposition and public trust.
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Hermedin
Hlorton
Theodore Brentine
Laiweo
Brentano
Cook County
Cris Court
Anne
Drentitin
Stith Treresee
Hell
Bowral
Debate on School Board election at city meeting
At a city gathering Mayer and councilman Cooley opposed the proposal to abolish electing School Board members. Cooley said most thoughtful civic groups favor keeping elections and warned that other cities have moved to appointments.
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