Thieves in Springfield Loot Cap bow Capitol Furniture
The Illinois legislature era is attacked for widespread theft from the Capitol. Desks typewriters carpets and other property allegedly vanished or were moved to private use. Officials recount missing furniture and locks stolen as lawmakers forged requisitions while reform efforts attempt to curb abuses.
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Secretary of State
General Assembly
Hinrichsen
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Rome
Springfeld
Leland Hotel
O.king
Cook County
Minois
Minois Central Railroad Company
Chicago
Weber pulls in police funds sparks city protest
The piece reports a police salary voucher clash at the City Treasurer’s office tied to a money-loaning scheme involving Weber and other officials. It notes calls for investigations, mentions candidates for Probate Judge, and cites rumors about city boards and upcoming elections.
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Chicago
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