Drys Fight Local County Option In Illinois Legislature
Local option battles intensify as Dry forces claim eighty House votes and push for a dry speaker. Progressive leaders promise stay power and push retrenchment and social reform while opposing monopolies and bank regulation.
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Drys
New House
Anti-Saloon League of
Illinois
Senate
Dunne
League
Springfield
George H. Wilson
Quincy
Wilson
House
United States
Homer J. Tice
Greenview
Repubican
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Leland Hotel
Tice
Anti-Saloon League
Progressive Party
Chauncey Dewey
Chicago calls for telephone rate cuts and competition
A Chicago public and reform voice condemns the Bell monopoly and urges the City Council to lower rates, abolish flat-rate phones, and allow competition. It cites stock growth, eight percent dividends, and alleged political ties, urging a referendum and threatening re election defeat for supportive aldermen.
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Telephone Trust
Coun
Bemis
Chicago
Enly
Trust
Chicago Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company
Local Telephone Company
Western Electrical Company
Local Telephone
Bell Telephone
Chicagre
Telephone Company
Bell Monopoly
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Ua Industries
Kangas
Sanitary Trustees
Thomas A. Smyth
Council
New York
Surface Lines
Elevated
Elevated Lines
Roger C. Sullivan
National Administration
John McGillen
Sanitary District
McGillen
McLaughlin Building Material Company
Chicago Railways Company
John J. McLaughln
Benjamin M. Mitchell
Williston Fish
Harry Devere
Board of Supervising Engineers
The
Loop
Tts
Times
Spirit of
the Times
England
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