Chicago Tonight Sees Busse Exit And New Mayor Aboard
The outgoing Mayor Busse expresses belief in earned loyalty and wishes for successor Harrison to receive the same support from department heads and aldermen. The piece also covers widows of firemen seeking relief funds, federal patronage talks in Washington, urban planning moves, and calls for banking regulation and boulevard reform amid city debates.
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