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Newspaper
Chicago Eagle
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
1
Major Green Goods pitches hot touch banks that never close as a remedy for urban finances. Chicago officials warn against outlying phony banks and urge municipal charter powers to regulate banking to protect citizens and established trusts.
A joint meeting at the County Democracy HQ on Randolph Street forged a pact with the Workingmen's Municipal Ownership Union to back labor men for prominent county and legislative posts. Delegates list includes H. B. L. Doggett John Keating James Tilton and others from multiple congressional districts. The group supports municipal ownership of utilities and reform of jury selection and legislative districts. They plan ward canvassing, joint meetings, and a united campaign to push labor candidates and oppose broader oppression.
A Tribune analysis traces the Know Nothing and Majority Rule factions led by Millard Fillmore Dunlap in Illinois. It names Rainey and Thompson among leaders and condemns Irish and German influence while criticizing Meat Trust ties and cold storage issues in Chicago.
Governor Deneen holds the upper hand as his supporters back him for the April 28 county convention at the First Regiment Armory. Fred A. Busse Senator Dan Campbell and John J. Hanberg rally behind him, with talks of county offices and planned renomination for North Side contenders.
The Republicans of Allners commend Rey O. West as the best state chairman, praising his resourceful tact and clean honorable leadership that strengthens the party across factions in the state.
The article questions the Mimoia Pure Food Law amid millions of poultry stored with undrawn entrails in the state. It accuses the Beef Trust of causing sickness and disease and of attempting to control the upcoming legislature.
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