Rope Is the Remedy Screams Against Corporate Control
A Chicago era piece portrays legislators facing corporate influence at Springfield. It cites bribery, stalled bills, and committee domination as the norm, with quotes from Democratic and Republican lawmakers lamenting the system. It calls for reform and a Speaker who truly represents the people over corporations.
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Springfield
Linois General Assembly
House
Ies
Fortieth General Assembly
Senate
Michael Cleary
Ber
Fortieth
Tanher
Ilinois
Sherman
Charles C. Craig
Galesburg
Thirty-fifth
Charles A. Davidson
Newson
Forty-ffth
James Hackett
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Hackett
Capital Corporation
Tlouse
Tom
McGoorty
Stephen A. Malato
Ist North Hatsted Street
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Malato
Tam
Hel
Springfel
Tim
Elty
Tharrison
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Lis
Lowll Lowe
ALL HAIL HARRISON SHAPES CHICAGO ELECTION LOYALTY
A Chicago editorial extols Mayor Harrison, praising his business support and voter strength across parties. It argues for a united front behind Harrison, condemns tax corruption and fraud, and criticizes opponents and aldermen while naming figures like John T. Phartwick and Charles Vernoe.
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Robert BE. Burke
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Democratic County Central Comittee Repo
Dregler
Graeme Stewart
Joseph HT
Francis
Twelfth Ward
Francia
Hon. Carter H. Harrison
United Democracy
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Elec
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West Side
Madison Street
River
State
Clarrison
Monroe, Jackson
Adais
Lexington
Tlarrison
van Buren
Diel
Congress
California
Arenues
Job T. Phartwick
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North Side
Charles Vernoe
Elaimed
Bul Loeitler
Ald, Kb, J. Novak
B. A. Eckhart