City Council Chooses Committees for Upcoming Year
The New City Council announces standing committees with chairmen and members for Finance Local transportation Harbors and bridges Gas and electric light Local Industries Judiciary and rules Streets and taxation License Buildings and city hall Schools health Water Special park commission and other panels. A county democracy meeting plans a June Baltimore trip for 250 stalwarts and a push for non partisan judicial elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richert
Harding
Emerson
Reading
Cermak
Lawley
Bellfuss
Sitts
Egan
Krumhols
Lipps
Wilson
Twigg
Kearns
Ryan
Block
Carr
Long
Schultz
Clancy
Healy
Stewart
Capitain
Huldah
Berger
Fisher
Haderlein
Walkowiak
McDonald
Pretzel
Kenna
Utpatel
McDermott
Kunz
Swift
Cross
Hey
Holding
Klaus
Toman
Dem
Burns
Norris
Ahern
Krumholz
Tearney
Janovsky Cross
Bowler
Vavricek Pitte
Bradshaw
Thomson
Coughlin
Bewersdorf
Kjellander
Helwig
Littler
Powers
Hyldahl
Fire
Police
Civil Service
Geiger
Martin
Czekula
Mayer
Vavricek
McInerney
Nance
Cullerton
Ahearn
Schaefer
Martin Brennan
Water
Kuna
Brennan
Schaeffer
Special Park Commission
Ald
Bergen
Hasen
Oscar F. Mayer
Peter 8. Goodman
Jens Jensen
F. A. Lindstrand
Samuel J. Rosenblatt
Cyril Fiala
George Landau
Paul Draymalski
Julius Rappaport
Charles H. Richter
Charles Book
Francis T. Simmons
Joseph Donnereberger
William Kolacek
James B. McFatrich
Frank P. Danishh
Bathing Beaches
City Council considers condemnation for Outer Harbor start
An ordinance directs the corporation counsel to begin condemning property rights needed for the Outer Harbor in District No 1. If passed, construction may begin this year. Condemnation suits would target riparian and easement rights as the Summer term opens. The council also focuses on securing lower telephone rates for residents. Municipal judges to be elected in November may appear on a separate ballot under a Springfield bill.
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Chicago
Law Department
Committee On
Harbor
Chicago Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Sexton
Springfield
Bangies Sutherland
Leago Civic Federation
Telephone Trust
Illinois Tunnel Company
Rates T00 High Opposes Chicago Bell Telephone Monopoly
A Chicago editorials against rising telephone rates decry the Bell monopoly owning the local line and Western Electric. They urge rate cuts, expose dividends and stock growth, and call for an independent review to lower charges for residents. The piece condemns corruption rumors and political pressure while urging city officials to lower rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Chicago
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Reading, Donahoe
Bayler, Nance
County Democracy
Baltimore
Robert E. Burke
Dunne
Secretary of State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
Senate
Bell Telephone System
City of
Bell
Local Telephone Company
The
Western Electrical Company
Bell Company
Walter Clyde Jones
City Forestry Department
Chicago Telephone Company
Western Electri Company
Bell Telephone
Telephone Company
Above Electrical Company
Bell Monopoly
Geyserlich
Harrison
Council
Oene Gang
Zina R. Carter
Chicago Board of Trade