City Politics and Traeger in Chicago Headlines
A long critique taints John E. Traeger’s career from coroner to city comptroller, detailing his shifts with Mayor Harrison and Dunne, exposing bond woes and public distrust in Chicago finances. It attacks the United Societies and calls for Traeger’s removal to fix bond difficulties.
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Appetite John Traeger and the Chicago office hunt
A long critique traces Appetite John Traeger’s career from 1897 to 1918 covering posts as Town Collector Coroner City Treasurer and City Comptroller. It argues he thrives on office hunting via the United Societies while mocking voters and denouncing water politics and school literature bans. It calls for new leadership and criticizes bonds sales and electrification ambitions.
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