Judges and graft allegations cloud Chicago politics
The piece alleges a scheme to divide eighty four thousand dollars among eight judges via joint Republican and Democratic committees. It claims preplanned nominations and raised concerns over fair elections as graft and manipulation threaten judicial independence and voter rights. It also critiques meat price dynamics and packing profits amid consumer costs.
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Legas
Wlempur
Soverel
Chicago
Ieerie
Vonviers
Politicians Grasp on People’s Judges Exposed
A report accuses political organizers of pressuring judges’ renomination for five year terms at 12000 dollars annually. The scheme aims to shift judge selections away from the people to organized interests, with critics alleging prior salary raises and purchases for the benefit of the organizers.
People Decide Reelection of Judges Amid Public Preference
The public favors reelecting capable judges and demands accountability from officials. Voters want tickets with lawyers both judges and non judges, hoping for fair treatment and no favoritism, while stressing they pay the costs and decide who deserves retention.
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Trust
Hes
Rwyers
Judes
No Political Difference On Jobs Between Organizers
A fragmented report describes a Republican and a Democratic organizer maintaining cooperation across party lines to pursue payrolls. It notes mutual respect and aims at shared benefits, while questioning loyalty of rank and file voters in a city ward.
Fight to Save Bench from Grafters
Gerrymandered suit seeks to block ballot printing of candidate names for Superior and Circuit court judges in Couls county. William M Tannenbrum filed to restrain County Clerk Sweitver from listing Republican Democratic and Socialist nominees on November 6 117 ballot. Attorney Harry M Standidive filed the injunction petition. Proceedings reference conventions held March 27 and laws governing election naming.
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Couls County
William M.tannenbrum
Sweitver
Attornes
Harry M. Standidive
Armour On Meat Prices Ethics Demand Public Clearrea
An editorial voice cites Armour and promises new ethics in meat pricing. It argues price causes must be explained by food purveyors and approved by the people, asserting public consent is essential for changes in meat cost.
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de Ray
Oaden Armour
Chainer
Armour
Ian
Printers Seek Hearing Amid Labor Tensions
Chicago Eagle reports printers demand a formal hearing as tensions rise over wages and working conditions. The piece notes a disputed drive and questions the legitimacy of the process, with the master printers asserting solidarity.
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Chicago Eagle
Chicago Taster
Cormin
Saape
Impeachment Debate and Judicial Eligibility Probe
Ambitious calls for impeachment center on alleged improprieties by sitting judges and a bid to block candidate selection via legislative action. The discussion covers constitutional limits, the public will, and the repercussions for judicial independence amid wartime strain.
Food prices and delivery costs spark calls for reform
A heated public discussion centers on meat and commodity pricing, delivery frequency, and retailer charges. Advocates urge changes to the pen trade policy to ease consumer costs and stabilize shelves amid economic strain.
Samuel Insull Talks to Soldiers in Surprise Address
In an unsigned wartime dispatch, industrialist Samuel Insull addressed troops amid unclear notes. The report notes his remarks to soldiers on a training field, praising morale and urging restraint and discipline.
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Samuel Insull
Wheeler pushes city to buy potatoes for public use
The article reports Wheeler urging city officials to purchase potatoes for public use to stabilize supply and curb high prices. It mentions measures to prevent shortages, potential costs, and the city’s role in distributing food during a period of concern about affordability.
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Wheeler
Chaos at City Court Sparks Controversial Verdict Involving Police
A pending trial at the metropolitan courthouse drew attention as jurors faced questions about law enforcement conduct. Prosecutors argued for stern charges while defense emphasized procedural fairness and due process amid tense public interest.
Medical graft on school children prompts PR scrutiny
A garbled OCR text references a medical graft involving school children and aggressive public relations promoters. It mentions various names and entities in a chaotic sequence, with hints of a political or promotional controversy affecting schools and medical schemes. The fragmentary material lacks clear facts.
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