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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1909

Page

2

WINE STRONG DEMOCRATS TALKED OF FOR MAYOR

Chicago political scene in 1909 is recalled with names of Democratic mayoral contenders and a report on police brutality cases. A judge condemns police action while Barricaded by a series of incidents reveal community distress over law enforcement conduct and public safety.

Dry Bibs da, Cama Luc Honore Charles J. Vopicka Fred W. Blocki Andrew J. Graham John E. Traeger Ernst Hummel Wiliam L. O'Connell J. E. Thompson 15Th Street Thompson Btate Wayman Red Light Policemen's Benevolent Association Wdod Fadner Record-Herald Indiana Avenue Negrohs Bhoot Geo. Smith Bradford Beard Smith Beard Provident Hospital BAYS Chicago Examiner Joseph C. Mullen Warren Avenue James McKay Walker Busse Elton Lower Civil Service Board Mr. Lower Book of Rules and Regulations Police Department Department m Department of Police General Superintendent of Police City of Chicago Civil Service Commission Civil Service Law Civil Service Act Police Trial Board Lower McKinley Fargo

Cleland Municipal Judge Warns Chicago Streets Unsafe

Cleland Municipal Judge Mc Kennie Cleland says Ex-President Roosevelt is safer in Africa than Chicago in a lecture at Trinity M E Church. He warns crime is rising, praises parole reform, and cites a drunken plainclothes policeman who killed a citizen as evidence of urban danger. Three men were talking together.

Chicago American James H. Burke Chicago Avenue Crowe George Gift Hudson Avenue Kingsbury Superior Streets Burke Poliiceman Burke Crowe Here Ryan Hunce Fredricus Yonge Fourteenth Place Twelfth Street Yonge Chicago Adolphe Hirsch Vendome Hotel Monroe Avenue Hirsch A. H. Hirsch & Co Masonic Temple Amanda Evert Po Lceman Ohn Evert Miles O'Donald Franklin Street North Pier Carland O'Donald John Hennessey John Lenahan Eddie Murphy Kinzle Street Chicago & Northwestern Hennessey Lenahan Fred Bambeur William Benjamin 67Th Street Rambour Bambeur Roosevelt Africa McKennie Cleland Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Cleland Judge Cleland

Fisher Criticizes Traction Office as Ill Joined Reform

A Chicago editorial protests Walter L. Fisher retaining his post and salary after Merriam commission work. It argues retrenchment should start with abolishing his position, citing long service beyond completion and calls for resignation. The piece also notes rising streetcar injuries and a proposed daily accident report ordinance.

Walter L. Fisher Chicago Journal Merriam Select Committee Chicago United States Fisher Merriam Commission Special Traction Counsel

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