False Democracy in Chicago Faction Allegations Rise
A fragmentary U S political rant targets four Democratic factions in Chicago accusing them of selling influence, exploiting contracts, and fattening on public funds while praising wartime neutrality. The piece names several prominent families and questions loyalty to the nation and party.
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Chicago
Joe Thes
Andrettt
Thes
Astray Olson
Benel
Democratic Party
United States Army
City Council Pushes Gas Ordinance with Rate Cuts and Contingent Profits
The city council passed a gas ordinance after a lengthy fight, approving a five year plan that lowers rates from 6 to 3 cents per thousand cubic feet for residential use and ties profits to consumer shares above 8 million. The measure authorizes the company to reduce heat standards and provide mantles, with two free replacements and costs for others, while a secondary rate set at 2 cents and a July 1 effective date awaits written acceptance by the gas company. The vote recorded 46 yeas and 15 nays amid broad amendments tabled by Alderman Kennedy.
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Mota
Anton
Ordinancr
WeeepHanee
YEAS
Coughlin
Powers
Kenna
Franz
Norris
Walker
Anderson
Bauler
Schwartz
Ellison
Witt
Wallace
Hickey
Haderlein
Doyle
Link
Nance
Capitain
Rea
Adamkiewicz
Toman
Healy
T. J. Lynch
Bowler
Clark
McDonough
Touhy
Kimball
Steffen
Woodhull
Pretzel
Block
Kennedy
Johnson
Fisher
Cullerton
Hazen
Rodriguez
Kostner
R. H. McCormick
Jess
Hanis
Lake Calumer
MD. Waller
Aston
Han Willie
Army Engineering
Committee On Schools
Mio Wallies
Tse
Fire Department
Senate
Ame Dolin Richert
Tinance Commit
Tinance Committee
Front dispatch from Barks France lists local names
A chaotic report from Barks France names several individuals including Mo Annan Wolfen Pan and Charles de Roberts. The item mentions a Democratic committee member and relatives serving in the county, with Walter Tas reported as gone to Frater in charge of an athe daniee Hiemephegy.
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Barks
France
David Mo Annan
Wolfen
Hal Pan
Centles
Noble
Choper
Hassel
Charles de. Roberts
Robert i Meer
Wil B
Gemmitt
Robt
Redfield
Christian Grass
Karl Boswaln
Hhanne
Harry Re Gibbons
Amd Democratic
Ill Fares The Land To Hastening Ills and Decay
Dennis Kann chief clerk of the Hoard of Election Commissioners reported a theft while traveling by automobile from the reenta cafes at Hine and Madiaon streets to West Isth street. Jewelry was taken during the ride.
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Dennis Kann
Veeterday
Gboe Elyras
Hine
Madiaon Treeta
West Isth Street
Kaan
Morris
Gipy Snyder
Tmobile Snyder
The High Cost of Winter and Corruption Fears
A fragmented critique blames state policy and political graft for rising prices amid a harsh winter. It cites governor funding, contractor profits, and public distrust as shortages and costs burden households. The piece laments inability to obtain essentials and accuses officials of manipulation for profit.
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Westaninte
Fen Perendiios
Politien
Wien
Tifa
Linfeal
Julie
President Griffin on food supply says corn stock to rise
Joseph P. Gratfin of the Hoard of Trade asserts the bread stock of the United States is ample and will be safeguarded by the conservation committee. He mentions plans to leverage corn supplies this year, signaling readiness to meet demand despite uncertain conditions.
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Joseph P. Gratfin
United States
Conservation Committee
Defense
Abe
Wiest
Europe
Germany
Griffin
Cavalry action referenced with nephew Harry and companion
Fragmentary OCR notes mention cavalry, a nephew named Harry, and an accompanying party. Details and context are unclear, but the fragment suggests a military or transport scene involving related individuals. Further text needed for a complete item.
McGovern Court Victory Prompts Broad Settlement Talk
The dispute centers on a payment for repairs and legal fees in a case involving MeGovern & Co led by McGovern. The decision was affirmed by a higher court, signaling a potential broad settlement discussion.
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Mide
Tades
Shite Supreme Court
McGovern
MeGovern & Co
Didge Mot
Mewinley McKintey
Lieutenant Walsh Doing Good Work
A garbled note praises Lieutenant Walsh for good work. The readable fragments describe police activity on a street and a patrol encounter. The exact location and details are unclear, but the tone commends the officer’s conduct and efforts.
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Lieutenant Walsh
President Busby Upholds Agreement Amid Streetcar Talks
In a long running dispute, President Busby upholds an agreement between streetcar workers led by Leonard Hyers and Wallan De Maton of the Street Railway Association. The pact outlines how the union will be served and the process for a potential cooling off period. Members plan to meet Monday to discuss the terms and next steps.
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Ciue
Baelbett
Helin
Leonard No Hiehy
Chieu Suirtiee
Ead Wallan de Maton
Siuaheciated Assectarion
Pike seeks $500000 Liberty Bond for Chicago
Chicago comptroller asked for a half million dollars in a Liberty Bond issue on behalf of the city but secured only $300000. The request aimed to fund municipal needs and projects, with officials weighing how to allocate the shortfall and proceed with the bond sale.
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Chicago
Woes of a Variable Election Message Fragments
Fragmented OCR style notes mention voting, dates, and names like CANAD Hin and Remy. The text appears as garbled phrases about polls, counts, and comments. It preserves no clear event, result, or identifiable figures beyond scattered names.
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