Puzzle in politics Hearst and Harrison forces clash in Illinois primaries
The piece surveys bitter contests between Hearst and Harrison factions in Cook County and across Illinois. It weighs Democratic prospects for county tickets and state conventions, notes possible compromises, and hints at upcoming developments and potential election outcomes. It also mentions Republican changes at the national convention and party dynamics in Cook County.
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Hearst
Harrison
Cook County
Ilinois
Illinois
Cook
Democratic State's Attorney candidates debated by score
The field for the Democratic nomination for State's Attorney widens with many capable men and some weaker contenders. The county convention faces a careful choice from the best available talent, a rare and admirable moment in the party's history.
Yates Campaign Slush Fund Probe Emphasizes Withdrawn Suit
A state employee withdrew his suit alleging a slush fund linked to Governor Yates with the case leaving the governor s enemies in suspense. The episode follows intense press attention and aggressive actions by supporters and critics alike.
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Yates
Board of Education Faces Teacher Shortage Crisis
Teaching the young idea how to shoot seems to be an unpopular avocatio n The Board of Education has run out of teachers and cannot get a sufficient supply even by advertising.
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Board of Educaion
No More Street Renaming in Chicago Urges Public
A speaker argues against further changes to Chicago street names citing expense and public disruption. The comment stresses no perceived benefit from renaming and calls for maintaining existing nomenclature.
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Chicago
Traction Dispute May Echo Jarndyce Case
The text suggests the effort to settle the traction question may end up resembling the prolonged Jarndyce versus Jarndyce case with no clear resolution in sight.
Teachers pay gaps hinder candidate search in public schools
Margaret Tiley of the Teachers Federation cites insufficient wages as the main obstacle to filling public school teacher positions. Haley notes about 800 Cook County teachers earn the maximum 1800, while 2000 are eligible but do not receive it. The piece also discusses street cleaning reforms, portable steel schoolhouses, Springfield’s stalemate, and Cook County Democratic turmoil ahead of a pivotal election.
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Margaret Tiley
The
Teachers Federation
Miss Haley
Cook County
Improvements to the Cable Service and Tax Collections
County Treasurer Hanberg is praised as one of Cook County’s best public officials as Thineberg begins biweekly payments to the city treasury instead of monthly. Comptroller McGann says the change saves property owners about $100,000 in interest.
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Hanberg
Hhis
Cook County
Thineberg
McGann
Brand jury declares war on gamblers with 200 true bills
The Brand jury shows firm resolve in cracking down on policy gamblers, returning nearly 200 true bills. The panel members, proud of their record, emphasize the campaign will continue.
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Brand
Judge Hanecy Shines at Republican State Convention
Judge Elbridge Hanecy emerged as a leading figure at the Republican State convention in Spring fled. He is popular with top party members and proven a natural leader as well as an able lawyer and Just Judge.
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Elbridge Hanecy
Springfled
Clarence Darrow Backed For Congress Nomination
Clarence Darrow has strong backing for Congress and could be nominated if he chooses to run. He is described as a great lawyer and a fine orator who would make a splendid Congressman.
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Clarence
Darrow
Congress
Jubilee on North Side Street Cleared for Merchants
Merchants on a North Side thoroughfare plan a Jubilee after the street cleaning. Chicago news notes Mr. John C. Fetzer has improved traction service since his appointment to the receivership, bringing more comfort to riders and shoppers.
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Chicago
John C. Fetzer
City Cannot Refuse Amusement License to Iroquois Theater
Judge KE F Dunne ruled the city must grant an amusement license to the Iroquois Theater, lamenting that law compelled the decision despite acknowledging its odd consequences under court interpretation. The remark reflects quirks in how licensing laws are applied and interpreted.
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KE. F. Dunne
Lim
Dunlap Key Figure in Hearst Campaign Across Illinois
Millard F. Dunlap, longtime Democratic organizer, led Hearst campaign efforts in Illinois shaping delegates and county wins. Born in Morgen County, 45 years ago, he built a major banking house with Dunlap, Russell & Co in Jacksonville and helped secure Chicago convention influence.
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Hearst
Illinois
Millard F. Timalap
Cook
William Randolph Hearst
New Yorker
Prairie State
West
Mr. Dunlap
Linia
New York Statesman
Illneis
Eastern Statesman
Feld
Rhode Eshind
Hiearst
Dunlap
Tlineis
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
St. Louis
Mer. Dun
Millard Dunlap
Jacoksonville
Dina
Democratic State Central Committee
Sth
Russell & Co
Ducksonville
Judge Horton Builds Practice Amid Murder Rate in Chicago
Judge Oliver TH Horton, retired from the bench, has developed a thriving practice and escalating clientele. The city records eleven murders in May, a troubling figure that reflects a surge in violent crime. observers note the need for a stronger police force to match Chicago’s growing population.
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Oliver TH. Horton
Chicago
Chicago Amusement Association to End July Fourth Din
The Chicago Amusement Association aims to stop the longstanding Fourth of July street noise that has long marked celebrations in the city, hoping to be hailed as a blessing if successful.
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Chicago
Chicago Celebrates Low Death Rate Report
Chicago reports an unusually low death rate according to the Health Department, a notable achievement given the challenges to public health faced by the city. The record underscores the city’s ongoing efforts to safeguard residents amid difficult conditions.
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Chicago
Health Department
South Side sewer intercept will stop discharge into river
The new tunnel plan will prevent any sewage release between Diversey Boulevard and the Calumet River. Chicagoans anticipate cleaner waterways as the brick intercept is laid and the main tunnel becomes operational.
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Diversey Boulevard
Calumet River
Chicago meat market prices rise sought by oleomargarine law
Heads of Chicago packers assert the oleomargarine crackdown will cut cattle and hog prices on the Chicago market by 84,811,040. Farmers may not gain as expected from the crusade.
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Chicago
Mayor urged to refuse permit for Iroquois Theater reopening
A columnist urges the mayor to use any lawful means to block the reopening of the Iroquois Theater as a vaudeville venue. The piece argues the mayor should strain a point to deny the permit if possible under the law.
Framing the Issues in Illinois Democratic Platform
Democratic leaders in Illinois discuss likely platform issues for the Springfield state convention on June 14. They emphasize choosing high standing candidates and marking instructions while noting free silver is dead and support for Kansas City and Chicago platforms may influence debate.
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Chicago
Cook County
Ilinois
Springfield
Kansas City
Allany. N.Y
Shute
Local Republican lineup shapes county party leadership
With duties assigned, Reddick chairs the Republican County Central Committee, Christopher Manier serves as view chairman, Rod Magerstult as secretary, and Fred A. Busse as treasurer, signaling an organized party structure.
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Reddick
Republican County Central Committee
Christopher Manier
Rod Magerstult
Fred A. Busse
Affidavits Stir Contest Over Democratic Primaries
Affidavits filed with election commissioners claim city hall election officials gave the primary a tilt to a party ticket in several districts. The dispute will trigger hearings, potential lawsuits, and a protracted process that may not change Cook County's political outlook.
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Board of Election
Setriets
Cook County
Postmaster Coyne Lauded By Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court upheld a Portiat litigation order against a public clearinghouse, finding the postal delivery of certain addressed items improper to enforce. The decision commends Me Coyne as a capable public official and notes his steadfast stance in defending post office integrity.
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Coyne
United States Supreme Court
Beutht
Wis
Mia Coyne Lao
Cucu
Erergeneros Proventl
Chicago
Political conventions set for county and state nominations
The article lists upcoming party conventions across Cook and neighboring counties. It cites dates, locations, and district lines for both Republican and Democratic gatherings, detailing times and venues such as local halls and streets.
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