Meat Interests Dominate June Venice Grand Jury
Venice is to choose the June Grand Jury next Monday, heavily populated by men tied to meat packing. The piece notes soaring meat prices, calls for federal can date labeling, and states packers should fund inspections. It lists numerous committee and business names tied to Union Stock Yards and Chicago firms.
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Venice
W. J. Russell
Swift & Co
Union Stock Yards
Cornelius J. Short
Standard
L. B. Crumbaugh
Armour & Co
Nicholas J. Kilburg
Gwinifin Sperry
Lve Stock Commission
Merchants’ Dispatch & Transfer Company
F. W. Rueckhelm
Vincennes Avenue
M. HH
Christopherson
Source Street
John H. Graham
Crystal Street
John McFadden
George Michel
Sedgwick Street
Isidor Schreiber
North Hoyne Avenue
Louis C. Roberts
Milwaukee Avenue
J. Johnson
Princeton Avenue
Oal
John Gorman
Millard Avenue
Co. V. Weston
Monroe Avenue
Cevil
Lara P. Larson
West Huron
Edward P. Cockrell
T4th
Charlea
Hoppke
Michigan Avenue
J. Lee Clark
Blue Toland
Edward H. Duff
Oak Park
George A. Pilughaupt
Desplaines
W. J. Leggett
Sawyer Avenue
Dansenger
R. D. HI
Calumet Avenue
Frederick A. Lubnow
Schulz Plane Company
W. J
Perry Street
A. J. Wennerblad
Elldomes Ud
Ellis Avenue
Planta
Stock Yarda
Teamstera
Atrike
Dunne
Health Department
U. 8
Chicago Daily News
Tlinois
Chicago
Imola
Goodrich Dock Needs Police, Taxes Debate in Chicago
Fragmentary note suggests Goodrich dock seeks police presence during a tense conflict in Chicago. Question raised about whether the Goodrich gang should pay taxes on their boats, reflecting public dispute over authority and duties.
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Goodrich Dock
Goodrich Gang
Chicago
Belly bands and office seekers face city hall revolt
Secret society politicians and patriots organize delegations to pressure the mayor to keep their ally in office. They mockingly crawl on “belly bands” to plead for favors, while the public and Democratic voters demand removals of Dunne and Harrison appointees, aligning with the victor’s spoils stance.
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Secret Society
Spolla
Busse
Dunne
Harrison
Chicago politics and reform in upheaval
The piece attacks secret political societies at City Hall, condemns the Belly Tanda group and subway privatization, and predicts a strong Independence League showing in Chicago elections. It cites tax, prohibition, and alderman term changes, urging voters to oppose the current reform movement and warning of manipulated public sentiment.
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Chicago
Stoughton
Old Boats Made New On Lakes Of Goodrich Line
The Goodrich Transportation Company operates fleet vessels from Duluth seen on Chicago routes with rebuilt ships like the Carolina and Georgia once Ludington and Charles LI. Several ships such as Sea Bird Alpena and Atlanta remain unrebuilt, with taxes and port designations questioned while officers are noted as respectable. Chicago taxation and funding debates rise as the fleet draws attention amid reform talk and civic figures including Senator Albert J. Hopkins are cited.
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Goodrich
Carolina
Georgia
Ludington
Charles LI. Hackley
Goodrich Transportation Company
Duluth
Minn
Lake Superior
Chicago
Goodrich Line
Minnesota
Lake Michigan
First Ward
W. M. Hloyt & Co
Ilibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co
Sherman Brothers
Thomson & Taylor Spice Co
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Albert D. Sanders
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Taouls Ogus
Giorge Gugh
Chicago University
IOC Visveresees
A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Melvin
The
Col
John P. Hopkins
Independence League
Buase
Chieago Subway Company
Board of Review
Democratic Party
Eagle
Virginia
Christopher
Chase & Sanborn
John A. Tolman & Co
W. J. Quan & Co
Ditkin & Brooks
Goodrich Transp. Co
Atanda
Phi Delta Phi
Hamilton Club
United States
Albert J. Hopkins
United States Senate
Independence League Ia
Ether
Milton J. Foreman
J. W. McNeal
Michael Zimmer
Lewis D. Sitts
A. D
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