Drunken menace and graft dominate Chicago politics reads
The piece argues liquor dealers use organized fronts to push lax personal liberty, praises Wayman against graft, attacks Harvester Trust taxes, jury tampering, and city purchasing agent removal, while condemning electrification and streetcar hazards in Chicago.
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Bryan
Peter M Hoffman
Harvester Trust
Chicago
Chicago Reform
Wayman
IlInejs
Cook County
Attorneys’ Bar Association
Springfield
John E. W. Wayman
Illinois
United States
Attorneys’ Association of
C. W. Hadley
DuPage County
Association
John F. Gilmer
Adams County
O. D. Wiley
Ford County
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