Parity shifts shift Mann to Second District in Chicago map
Chicago apportionment moves Mann from the Second to the Piest District as lines redraw the First District boundary. A flurry of Republican activity follows with indorsements for Harlan and others for City Attorney Alderman and Mayoralty hopefuls.
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Springfield
Apportionment Committee
Th Street
John M Harlan
Seventh Ward
Roder’s Hall
James C. Irwin
William Hi
Good Government Club
Te University of Chicago
Ossian Cameron
Dre AL A. Lowenthal
Irwin
John BR. Thompson
Will
Thompson
Harlan
Judge Sears Denies Mayoral Candidacy Claim
Judge Sears insists he is not a candidate for mayor and has no plan to run. He says his name was used without authorization at the Twenty-eighth Ward meeting.
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Larrabee Street
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Sears
Twenty-eighth Ward
Powell Plans Republican City Clerk Nomination
Powell emer clerk of the Board of Election Commissioners is being urged for the Republican nomination for City Clerk. He has served efficiently in his current post but is now confined to his home with a severe grippe and nervous prostration.
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Stewart
Powell
Emer
Board of Election Commissioners
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William of O'Brien Faces Democratic Alderman Nomination
Comptroller Kerfooth notes tax collection delays as town clerks blame late book delivery and legal bottlenecks. International Packing Company with a 4x of 88000 defies taxes amid federal court issues. City Council members speak for Retail Clerks association urging rest periods. Aldermen Morris Penn and Brenner back clerks while Brenner offers to lobby in Springfield. President Schroeder cites merchant activity along Milwaukee Blue Island and Ogden avenues.
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Board of Equalization
Board of Review and Assessors
International Packing Company
Unitted States
Murphy
Lake
Retail Clerks’ Protective Association
Horin’s Hall
Morris, Penn and
Brenner
Ald. Brenner
Springfeld
Schroeder
Milwaukee
Blue Island
Ogden Avenues
Tax Collection Disputes Highlight Local Debt Standoff
The article reports tax collection conflicts with the American Bridge Works denied 840000 in taxes amid a warrant naming the company. The Midland Division Elevator Company and Grand Trunk Railway hold property levies including drill presses and office equipment tendered by Street's Western Stable Car Line. An injunction blocks sale of the property as collectors complain of slow treasury accrual.
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American Bridge Works
Midland Division
Eevator Company
Becase
Grand Trunk Railway Company
Txtor
Fort Os
Dune
Ars
Municipal duty to keep streets safe upheld in Lennon death case
The Circuit Court awarded 850000 damages to Lennan's heirs for his September 1804 death when a Hayard wagon crashed into a street hole. Branch Appellate Court affirms that municipal officers must use ordinary care to keep roads reasonably safe for travel. Lennon, a hay wagon driver, was thrown when his wagon fell into a hole in the planking.
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Circouit
John Lenin
Branch
Lennan
County officials face abuse inquiry by Citizens' Association
The Citizens' Association investigates alleged abuse of county civil service law by indicted SE board officials. Henry Hroyt King urged President Hanbergs of the County Board to fill the new assistant warden post at County Hospital by promotional examination, warning original exams would violate the law. A daylong session reviewed minor cases, with jurors expected to work into next week. The Cornell Street Railway Commission will not propose a subway plan to the Legislature, citing city power for tunnels and car lines. Alderman Goldaier urged a tunnel bill, but the Corporation Counsel's opinion dampened action. President Gilmann of the North Side Business Men's Association pushed the trolley plan downtown, finding little support on the commission.
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Henry Hroyt King
Hanbergs
King
Cornell Street Railway Commission
Walker
Springfield
Ald
Goldaier
Gilmann
North Side Business Men's Association
City bodies push gas supply to curb smoke fines
February grand jury signals delay of Complaint cases except emergencies as Health Commissioner Reynolds urges a city council ordinance compelling gas companies to provide continuous gas to large downtown firms. Officials cite fuel gas use by big owners to prevent smoke violations and the need for reliable supply to curb penalties.
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Reynolds
Schubert
Nce
Simeke
Fowler Proposal Pushes Alphabetical Mayoral Primary Names
Frank T. Fowler urges Republican mayoralty candidates to agree to have their names listed alphabetically on the primary ticket while delegates in the convention back the nominee with the highest vote total.
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Frank T. Fowler
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