Building Revival Grips Chicago Loop Amid Skyscraper Boom
Chicago Aug 10 Associated Press reports a pronounced building revival in the Loop, with a boom centered near Union Loop and fringe-area projects. New constructs include two major hotel and office towers, a planned central station across the river, and expansions like the Field Museum, stadium plans for the Olympics, and a great hotel by the Shevans corridor, transforming streets and demolishing iconic landmarks for modern developments.
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Coal Supply Dwindles to a Turbary
A distorted AP dateline Aug 10 reports a survey of coal held by dealers in the city showing dwindling supplies. The excerpt includes a comical wedding anecdote about a fictitious bank check and mentions a graveman and his son-in-law in dialogue.
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Kansas jury to decide if teachers may dance in school
Miss Clara White sues Eminence Kansas accusing Miss Kit Wooster the state superintendent of banning dancing and tobacco by teachers. The suit centers on rules restricting dances, clothing, smoking and appearances in Kansas schools as a test of teachers rights and authority.
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Mining Congress Confronts Industrial Strife at Annual Meeting
The twenty-fifth annual American Mining Congress gathers to discuss labor and management tensions, government influence, and potential policies to boost production profits. Mexico plans to display minerals, while debates on paternalism and industry development fill the program.
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