Dunne Gains as Chicago Campaign Lines Up Support
Business leaders back Edward F. Dunne in the Chicago mayoral race, forming the Dunne Business Men's Club with Charles J. Vopicka as president and James C. Trainor as secretary. The platform demands honest government, lower utility rates, municipal transit, and unified city and county administration.
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Chicago Subways Planned as Arnold Report Promises Progress
Bion J. Arnold, city traction engineer, reports to the City Council on a near term underground system for Chicago. The plan includes two and four track subways, a two level layout, wide sidewalks, and utility galleries, with an estimated total project cost of about 54 million dollars and initial outlay between 2.5 and 5 million.
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