Carter Ahead in Judicial Race and Campaign
Chicago campaign notes show Orrin N. Carter widely praised as honest and capable for the Supreme Court. The surge includes strong praise from Republicans and Democrats alike with prominent speakers urging Carter’s election and urging opposition to rival candidates.
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Orrin N. Carter
Supreme Bench
Lincoln Turner Hall
George A. Carpenter
Circuit Court
John J. Healy
William Fenimore Cooper
Healy
Cooper
Carpenter
William A. Doyle
Carter
Magruder
Supreme Court
Bar Association
Strong Platform Aims to Unite Democrats Nationwide
A county meeting adopted a declaration of principles to unite true Democrats under real democracy. It denounces a privileged class, endorses recall, direct primaries, public utilities, and broad personal liberty while pledging support from figures like Hop kins, Wolf, Bauler, Whalen, Lorimer, and Ramsay, amid local political clash and social concern in Chicago.
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County Democracy
Real Democracy
W. B. Fleming
Washington Street
Bailey
Tillman
Messrs
Cooley
Fleming
Gustafson
Hallberg
Wall
Cowdry
Flen Ing
Chicago
Democratic Party
Dr. Guntatson
Rrofessor Hallberg
Dunne
Beating the Beef Trust Aims to Reform Meat Inspection
Senator Beveridge introduces a bill for home and export meat inspection. President Roosevelt and Neill Reynolds prepare a report on stockyard conditions, spurring a possible executive message to Congress. The plan would require post mortem checks and sanitary rules nationwide with penalties up to 10000 dollars or three years in prison.
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Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Charles P. Neill
the Treasury
James B. Reynolds
Chicago
Upton Sinclair
Neill
Beet Trust
Messrs. Neill
Reynolds
Beveridge
Wilson
Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Corporations
Garfield
Germany
Secretary of Agriculture
Outside the Loop Chicago Eats Diseased Meat in Mass
Chicago health data reveals massive meat condemnations at Union Stock Yards and in city markets. Inspectors report 2,704,088 pounds of meat unfit for food in five months, plus 409,798 pounds of total food condemnations in April.
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Union Stock Yards
Health Department
Trust Press
Chicago
Chicago Health Department
Union
News Health Department
Union Loop
van Buren Street
Wabash
Fifth Avenues
Charles J. Whalen
City of
Mareh
Department of Health
Beet Trust Scandal Exposed by The Eagle Widens
The Eagle exposes a Beet Trust scandal drawing global attention as the Chicago Health Department publishes warnings and condemns the affair. Officials and readers react to revelations about the alleged scheme and its impact on public health and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Health Department
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Myer
Emrich
Baltimore
Northwestern University Law School
Sixth Ward
Democratic Club
Booth Chapter
Phi Delta Phi
Hille Lodge
LO. B. B
Kilwinning Lodge
A. F
A. M
Ullnois Bite Bar Association
Carter Tor Supreme Court
A. J. Babath
CC A. J. Hirsch
Fletcher Dobyns
William L. “O'Connell
John C. Werdell
James J. Gray
James J. Lyne
George M. Boyd
B. M. Wiedinger
Fenny Cooper
John R. Caverly
John K. Prindiville
Frank Foster
John Richardson
Q. J. Chott
Max Eberhardt
North Side
Theodore C. Mayer
Chicago Telephone Company
John Fitzgerald
Ernst Hummel
George W. Fiat
Henry Roth
Miles Kehoe
John P. McGoorty
United States
Albert J. Hopkins
Adam Wolf
Cook County
Herman J. Bauler
William Lorimer
John C. Fetzer
Daniel G. Ramsay
Edward IL Peters
West Park
Judge McEwen
Chicagoanthin
Albert G. Wheeler
Michael W. Ryan
Ryan
Whalen
Bernard A. Eckhart
West Park Board
William Coldenweek
Board of Sanitary Trustees
Reef Trust
Pennsylvania
Lexington
Kentucky
Ware Food Commissioner
North Dakota
Thompson
John R
Harry R. Gibbons
Beef Trust
Newspaper Trust of
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Eagle
New Food Bureau
Alexander H. Revell
Ciiicago
James 8. Hopkins
Edgar B. Tolman
Merritt W. Pinckney
George Gillette
Cancer Trust
Tuberculosis Trust
William A. Tosi
St. Louis
Omaha
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