Democratic revolt over oath bound Tammany in Chicago
The Eagle reports a large shift against the secret oath bound Tammany society in Chicago politics. Voter turnout shows Democratic majorities collapsed in multiple wards while Republicans gained, reflecting discontent with machine control and calls for open primaries.
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Garbage Dumps Scandal Closes Chicago School
Public school Augustus H. Burley on Noble near Ashland closed due to noxious odors from a city dump blamed on Tammany-aligned garbage men and inspectors. Twenty-seven staff faced pay and health impacts. closure until Nov 16 costs $8500. District vows action and continues agitation to abate the nuisance.
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Hugh V Murray Praised as Able Lawyer and Politician
Hugh V Murray, a former member of the Haines legislature and ex-Morty-second District representative, has moved to Chicago and resides at SSM Princeton Avenue in the Thirtieth Ward. He runs a fine law practice from the Stock Exchange Building and is being urged by Democrats for the alderman nomination next spring.
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