Politicians Active After Charter Victory in Chicago
After the charter election, Chicago politics heat up as Governor Deneen launches a reelection bid and Senator Hopkins presses a strong campaign. Independents and party leaders react, with debates on reform, a looming contest for Congress, and plans for party reorganization.
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Hopkins
Chicago
Deneen
United States Senate
Ilin Fourlons
Waukegan
Cairo
Illinois
Independence League
League
Cook County
Sixth Ward
Hyde Park
Deneon Club
Ernor Deneen
Roy O. West
Charles W. Vail
James Reddick
Springfield
West Park
Fis
Martin HB. Madden
Congress
KB. J. Magerstadt
George W. Dixon
Charles L. Billings
Madden
Wood
Bad Meat and Beef Trust Blamed for Cancer Spread
A London physician links cancer to impure foods and canned meats, accusing Chicago's Beef Trust of driving high meat prices and unsafe meat. The piece urges federal action, indictments, and stricter controls, noting foreign-born residents show higher cancer mortality linked to diet. It calls for tax justice and government duty to curb the trust.
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G. Cooke Adams
London
Adame
Reef Trust
Beef Trust
New England
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Dencen
Lickets
Eilsewhere
Democratic Committee of Five
W. L. O'Connell
Thomas F. Little
William Dever
Thomas Scully
William Quinlan
Bennett
Grand Army
Health Department
Bridewell
Gowseling
Monaghan
Brundage
Wilson
Joseph Downey
Mr. Downey
Buese
William J. Foreman
City Sanitary
City Homes Association
Ball
Packera
Corporation
Evanston
Wilmette
Louise BE. Paullin
George W. Paullin
McCormick
Drainage Board
Foss
Europe
Supreme Court
Daily Pipers
The
Bees Trust
Federal Grand Jury
Trust
United States
Boot Trust
the Beef Trust
Eby
Railroad Trust
Tobacco Trust
Board of Assessors
Andrew J. Graham
Ily