Democrats Clash Over Harrison Bid and City Races
A sprawling Chicago political pageant shows Harrison allies pressing for allies to run for county posts while backing his mayoral bid. Lahiff mobilizes pro Harrison forces. Judge Cutting gains Probate Court renomination amid praise. Primary dates loom as traction and municipal reforms dominate debate.
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Harrison
Oll
Dunne
Board of Review
John E. Traeger
Charles F. Gunther
Charles J. Vopicka
Mr. Lahiff
Lahiff
Tansey
Central Committee
Pups
Monkatown
Cork
Ireland
Chicago
Carter H. Harrison
Long
Illinois
Committee of Judicial Administration
Illinois State Bar Association
Cutting
Cook County
Highgate Springs
Supreme Court of Illinois
Circuit Court
Rinaker
Twenty-fifth Ward
Republican Club
Matthew Mills
Twenty-first
Frank P. Schmitt Fa
Congress
H. 8. Boutell
Harry F. Hamlin
Mills
Merriam Bridge Report Moves City Toward Budget Reform
The Merriam Commission reported to the City Council praising bridge construction while faulting bureau management. It advised abolishing the superintendent role, reorganization to cut payroll by half, and a plan to adjourn for summer from July 1 to September 30.
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Merriam Commission
Thomas P. Pihlfeldt
Patrick Waite
Ald
B. F. Clettenberg
James Donahoe
Thirty: Fourth Ward
Busse
Francis W. Taylor
Milk Commission
Jacob A. Hey
Lawrence Avenue
Sanitary District
Judiciary Committee
Civic Federation of Chicago
Washington
Board of Trustees
Be- Heven
Carl I. Hoster
Hoster
Hester
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Charles 8 Cutting
Probate
Real Estate Title and Trust Company
Record-Herald
Montgomery Ward
James Hamilton Lewis
Tinos Press Association
Hell
Bondie
Board of Election Commissioners
Davite
Chicago Railways Company
Ricard O'Sullivan Burke
Francis B. Higgie
Hawthorne Avenue
Oak
North Branch
Montgomery Ward & Co
Milkem
Fisher
Jay Foreman
Slam
Great Lakes
Chicago River
Edward F. Dunne