Busse Named by Convention for Chicago Mayor
The Republican convention in Chicago nominates Fred A. Busse of the Twenty-third Ward for mayor. Speaker Henry Sherman Boutell praises Busse as a capable leader with a four-year term and a platform advocating efficient government, businesslike finances, and strong public services. Oscar P. Hebel and others urge reform and emphasize integrity, progress, and devotion to city needs.
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Henry Sherman Boutel
Chicago
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Beef Trust Service and Murray’s City Hall exit
A critical look at Patrick J. Murray, chief food inspector, ousted via civil service exams amid Beef Trust pressure. The piece tracks his battles at stockyards against tainted meat, subsequent reinstatement, and transfers that created new office to keep him in check. It cites ongoing health department condemnations totaling hundreds of thousands of pounds of unfit food, signaling systemic conflict and public health stakes.
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Health Department
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