Sullivan Leads Democratic Sweep in Cook County
The Democratic victory gives control of county and city patronage, naming officials including Sheriff Michael Zimmer and County Clerk Robert M. Sweitzer. John McCarthy managed the campaign. O'Connell wins County Treasurer. Upham urged for Municipal Court inquiry. debates arise on Sunday closing and local option.
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Cook County
Chicago
Michael Zimmer
William L. O'Connell
Robert M. Sweitzer
Seeceesesessdohn
A. Cervenka
Peter Bartzen
Sanitary Trustees
Thomas A. Smyth
Edward Kane
Thomas M
Sullivan
Judges Superior Court
W. E. Dever
Richard E. Burke
C. A. McDonald
W. Fenimore Cooper
M. M. Gridley
Thomas cc
Clark
Judge Superior Court
Joseph H. Fitch
Judge Circuit Court
Edward O. Brown
Joseph M. Fitzgerald
Lawrence J. Coffey
Frank Ragen
Daniel J. Harris
George Sultan
Bartley Burg
Charles Glennon
Stanley Kuslewski
Joseph Mendel
William Busse
Alfred van Steenburg
Joseph Carolan
William C. Hartray
August C. Boeber
John R. Caverly
John J. Rooney
Thomas F. Scully
Jacob H. Hopkins
James C. Martin
Harry P. Dolan
Joseph Sabath
William W. Witty
Charles A. Williams
Harrison
California
Aladdin
Democratic Party
John McCarthy
Fred W. Upham
Fred Upham
Upham
Municipal Court Scrutiny Demands Thorough Investigation
A public discourse emphasizes integrity in office and calls for a sweeping inquiry into all city affairs. The speaker asserts upright conduct in both public and private roles and urges immediate action to halt troubling practices and ensure transparency.
Strike to Live: Locomotive Engineers Demand Higher Pay
The Locomotive Engineers press for a 12 to 15 percent wage increase as electrification looms, risking a general strike of about 33 000 engineers on western railroads. Grand Chief Warren Stone says mediation is sought but a strike vote begins December 10 with results due December 12.
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Western Rail
Warren 8. Stone
Brotherhood
Stone
Western
Chicago
Ilinoia Central
Ont
Gulf of Mexico
Denver and
Rio Grande
United States
Gould, Harriman, Hawley
Hill Lines
Neill
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Abolition of Boulevards Sparks Public Debate
A public dispute argues boulevards favor the rich who own cars, funded by taxes of nonresidents. Proponents recall when modest households enjoyed horse-drawn drives, now streets not on boulevards face needed improvements only through direct payments.
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