Democratic Roundup Favors Sullivan for U S Senator in Chicago
A Chicago gathering at the Hotel Sherman features Democratic leaders from across the state backing Roger C. Sullivan for United States Senate. The meeting highlights party unity, aims to win the November ticket, and notes opposition from a few state and Chicago figures.
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Chicago
United States
Sherman
State Central Committee
Roger C. Sullivan
Bob Sweitzer
WN. Wheeler
Quincy
John W. Willams
Carthage
Hoover
Taylorville
Doln A
Jim McNabb
Carrollton
George Noonan
Edward F Brennan
Frank J. Walsh
Jas
J. McCormick
Sheriff Miier
James Purelong
Michael F. Sullivan
Peter Reinberg
Roger C. Sullvan
Charles Poeschenstein
Sullivan
Arthur W. Charles
McHinery
Charles
Senate
Teket
Washington
Vrooman
Wilsom Bryan
Lawrence Y. Sherman
United States Senate
Bryan leaguers face worst knockout in politics
The piece ridicules Bryan supporters as the laughing stock of the year and predicts Democrats seeking Bryan involvement to boost popularity will endure a crushing political defeat unmatched in history.
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Bryan
City Expenditures Commission Continues Debate
Mayor Harrison said no decision has been reached on continuing the commission on city expenditures. He charged that opposition to the commission’s work is fostered by alleged patriots who favor Chicago Bureau of Public Efficiency investigations of City Hall departments or exposing the truth.
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Demmocrates
Democratic Party
Vno
Dad McCormick
Commission On
Harrison
Chicago Bureau of Public Efficiency
Public Pay Roll Ornament and Surface Merger Stir Chicago
Long running public pay roll controversy and a proposed surface rail merger drew intense criticism in Chicago. The dispute centers on valuation methods, the role of Wallace G Clark and trainer Milton Trainer, and the city’s potential loss of revenue if the merger proceeds.
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Surface
Joseph Conters
Chicago
Waller
Williwee Gi Clark
Clark
Donnersberger
Donnerberger
Trainer
Serres
Dloy
Don Kersberger
Chicago's First Children's Playground Granted by Ordinance
A historic ordinance established Chicago's first public playground for children. The piece critiques past Chicago politics, naming the Wilson-Bryan Democrats and figures like Wallace G Clark, accusing them of self interest, poor public service, and questionable taxes related to Sanitary District funds. The text also notes prior road merger plans and appraisals of company values affecting public works.
Local figure Wallace G Clark in tax protest case
Wallace G Clark and alleged associates are at the center of a Sanitary District tax dispute. Citizens seek clarity on Clark personal tax contributions and the firms listed, including Clark & Trainer and Leverin & Browne, all tied to the First National Bank Building addresses.
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Lave Beer
Milton
Willaes Chirkatt
Michigan Avenue
Trimet
Miéeliigate Avenue
Waosington Street
Montgomery
Ward Woofer
Westeal von Gitte Habitshdet Gost
Ledue Aeeregatinig
Continental & Comimerche
Thue & Savings Mink
Te Abbot Ph Balint Bee
Tiortgue
Wallace G. Clark
Kicker
Sanitary Distriet
Clark Lave
Hey
Shakespeare
Clark
First National Bank
Clark & Trainer
Wie
Clark & Co
Leverin & Browne
South State Street
Attorneys Vying in Cook County Tax Dispute Rise
Attorneys in Cook County prepare for a clash over tax levy validity as taxpayers threaten court action. Officials insist the county will win while disputes over appropriation lines and legal timetables loom.
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Cook County
Chath . C. Case
McCormick
The
Marelot
Carl Ro Chindbloni Epochibee
Balou
Huganos
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