Victory in Judicial Elections Reflects Light Turnout
The county celebrates a sweeping win for Orrin N. Carter for Supreme Court justice by a large plurality amid a very light election turnout. George A. Carpenter also wins Circuit Court Judge, while the County Democracy outlines a strong campaign plan led by Robert E. Burke and hints at June 23 picnic speakers, with Hearst possibly attending.
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Orrin N. Carter
Supreme Court
Carter
Bupreme
George A. Carpenter
Justice Supreme Court
Magruder
Ind
Cooper
Dem
Stedman
Ele
Doyle
Harper
Bro
Taft
Carpenter
Harrack
County Democracy
Robert E. Burke
Bailey and Tillman
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Roosevelt urges quick pass of Beveridge meat inspection bill
President Roosevelt calls Congress to enact strict federal inspection of all stockyards and packing houses. He cites Chicago conditions as revolting and urges labels on meat products, and enforcement across interstate commerce with funding and safeguards against chemical abuses. The message accompanies Reynolds and Neill report on stockyards.
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Beef Trust
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
James Bronson Reynolds
Charles P. Neill
Chicago
Bureau of Animal Industry
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Neill
Beveridge
Siemion
Henry Roth
Whalen
Dunne
The
Chicago American
Health Bureau
City of
Neill-Reynolds
Chicago Tribune
Madden
Skinner
Union + Stock Yards
Senator Dubois
Idaho
Messrs
Neill and
Rey
Beef Trust Exposures Stir Chicago Public Outcry
A Chicago Tribune note details a political firestorm around Health Commissioner Whalen and meat packing abuses. It cites editorials, Roosevelt and Beveridge bill pressures, and calls for Whalen’s removal while condemning diseased meat practices exposed in the stock yards. Local figures Ralph Temple and Francis Peabody are named amid crossfire over reform.
Beef Trust Law and Penalties for Contaminated Food
The Eagle denounces the Beef Trust and cites Illinois and Chicago codes on health enforcement. It argues officials neglect to apply laws punishing adulterated food and diseased cattle while highlighting sections from the state and city codes. The piece notes health authorities and police powers, urging action and ongoing battle against the Beef Trust.
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Beef Trust
Chicago
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Ilinois
Commissioner of Health
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Health Department
State Board of Health
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United States Senate
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Toure
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