Politics in Chicago Schools Stirs Reform Call
A Chicago opinion piece decries political control of the Board of Education under Mayor Harrison. It claims appointments favor friends and party lines, threatens a nonpartisan system, and warns that 5,000 teachers and 700 staff may be staffed to political ends. It cites Turners protest, national educators’ critique, and district committees as agents of patronage.
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Carter H. Harrison
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
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Draper
A. Winship
Louis Soldan
Journals of Education
Chicago Board of Education
Washington
George E. Adams
Harrison and Bis Gangasters
Harrison Heelers
Peanut
Educa
West Side
Harrison-Thornton
Chicago Public Schools
Revenue law clash stirs Cook County elections tests
Eminent lawyers condemn a new revenue law for county assessors and reviewers as unconstitutional. Both parties plan nominees in every town, with Supreme Court challenges anticipated. Scrutinies over ballot counting and cross-vote issues prompt anticipated recounts, while local figures such as Townsend Madden Merrill Smith and Parr Alsip emerge as potential mayoral contenders.
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Supreme Court
Superior Court
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Baird
W. P. Black
Dench
Henry Stuckart
Mr. Black
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