Rinaker Leads in Race for State's Attorney Nomination
The piece argues Lewis Rinaker's strength in the Republican primary on April 9, predicting the largest nominating vote in Chicago history. It praises Rinaker as honest, courageous, and fit, while criticizing bond issues and the Board of Local Improvements. It also notes Democratic figures like Edward F. Dunne and Robert M. LaFollette, and reports on voter registration gains and political campaigns across Chicago.
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Chicago
Lewis Rinaker
Judge Rinaker
Cook County
Senator Cummings
Iowa
Chicago Battles Bell Monopoly Over Telephone Rates
Chicago residents face a campaign against the Bell monopoly controlling the local phone company and Western Electrical. editorials urge rate cuts, expose high dividends and rising capital stock, and demand a new audit to curb alleged abuses by the Telephone Trust.
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Bell
Local Telephone Company
The
Western Electrical Company
Telephone Trust
Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Illinois Tunnel Company
Grafters Union
Chicago Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company
Bell Telephone
Telephone Company
Bell Monopoly
Seyferlich
Basis and Vote Increase Mentioned in Governor Deneen Race
The text notes that the ordinary Democratic vote will be cast in addition and reports an increase of seven percent in votes cast for Governor Deneen over the previous tally.
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Deneen
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