The New Democracy and Chicago Politics Overhaul
A spirited discussion on reorganizing Chicago Democrats around Mayor Dunne against Harrison allies. Robert E Burke leads a push to purge Harrisonists, expand in every ward and precinct, and secure party control for Dunne’s reform faction amid upcoming spring elections.
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Harrison
County Democracy
Robi. BK. Burke
Mane
Dunne
Democratic Party
Chicago
Lkely
Harrison Heelers
Cook County
Robert KE
Burke
Carter H. Harrison
Harrison and Harrison
Robert E. Burke
Harrisonism
Stel
Ro Burke
Democratic Party of
Himelf
Action Demanded on Traction Question in City
Immediate action on street railway reform is urged as fair offers from City Railway Company and Taion Traction align with public interests. Officials stress practical municipal ownership coupled with a transferable, year ten buyout plan, promising modern rapid transit, better fares, safer streets, and fair compensation to the city.
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Ma Dunne
City Railway Company
City Forte
Taion Traction
James H. Eckels
John M. Roach
W. W. Gurley
Union Traction Companies
BE. R. Bliss
Mitten
Chicago City Railway Company
Dunne
Chicago
Chicago City Railway Com Mitiee
The
Inspector Hunt Targets Hyde Park Beer With Plainclothes Patrols
Hunt vows to stop home liquor if friends cannot run gambling houses and hand books. A plainclothes officer will shadow beer wagons entering the prohibition district and arrest residents receiving deliveries. Three were fined after signing beer delivery receipts: John Armatrutz, Bertha Schulkee, and William Sullivan all on Cottage Grove avenues. Police claim keeping liquor on premises is illegal and warn arrests of prominent citizens unless new delivery methods are used.
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Hunt
Hyde Park
Prohibition
Justice Chariton
John Armatrutz
Cottage Grove Avenue
Bertha Schulkee
William Sullivan
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John M. Erickson
Division Street
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Charles F. Gunther
Iroquoia Club
Peter Reinberg
Hiyde Park
O'Leary
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Edward G. Uiblein
Europe
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North Avenue
Frank Wenter
Board of Local Improvements
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Local Improvement Board
Fullerton Avenue
John McGillen
Sheriff
Barrett
Charles J. Vopicka
Congress
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John P. Hopkins
Ilinoia
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Alerness
Carrollton Gagette
Roger C. Sullivan
Schuettler
Civil Service Gazette
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Joe Errant
Robert R. McCormick
Grafters’ Union
Armour Gang
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Armour & Co
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American Reduction Company
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Dowdle
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Springfield
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