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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1910

Page

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City election list shows wide aldermanic field and reforms

A long list of alderman candidates across Chicago wards is printed, with Democrats and Republicans naming incumbents and challengers. City Council actions include side doors for L trains, taxi waiting-time rules, and a track elevation investigation. Officials discuss transferring riders versus through routes to ease loop congestion.

Alderman Coughlin Thomas Dixon John H. Montgomery William J. Pringle Adolph Kurz James Whitney Hall John A. Richert John Budinger William J. McKenna John Andrew Ringman John Jerpa Ninth Ward Henry L. Fick Emanuel Abrahams William Walsh Joseph Simon Rudolph Hurt Otto J. Novak Peter M. Hoffman Fred Rhode A. J. Cermak James EB. Evans Fred A. Britten Frank Brandecker Cheater A. Strait Wm. Pease John Haderlein George McHale William Ehemann Peter Werdell Thomas W. Gilmore Charles M. Thomson Fred Welland H. D. Capitain W. J. Covey Peter Reinberg James F. Clancy Frank Wil Lipps Local Transportation Committee William EB. Dever Kjellander Albert C. Mace Coate & Burchard Company Edward F. Cullerton Bernard W. Snow Health Department James F. Evans

Chicago fights local option as saloon tax fuels revolt

Chicago residents mobilize against anti saloon petitions aiming to ban alcohol citywide. Leaders say the drive would cost the city seven million dollars in license revenue and thousands of jobs, while opponents vow a public vote to decide the issue. A mass meeting at Teutonia Turner Hall and door to door campaigns push for a personal liberty stance.

Ann Higers Carrie Nationites St. Louis Chicago Jee Ann Hizer Drys Carrie Nation Edgewater Hyde Park Cigar Stamp Collectors’ Union Evanston Oak Park Anton J. Cermak Nicholas Michels Walter R. Michaelis Cyril R. Jandus United Societies Drgs A. J. Cermak Rudolph Brand Brewers’ Association Henry F. Mainarm The United Societes Teutonia Turner Hall West 53d Street Ashland Avenue Leopold Neumann South Side Turner Hall Emil Richter Leopold Saltiel Peter Wendling A. L. Cermak Sonal Liberty

City and road officials seek relief from loop congestion

Mayor Busse's office hosts a Tuesday meeting with four city roads and their boards to forge through routes and transfers. Officials expressed willingness to cooperate and issued directives to their lines while Busse urged urgency to ease insufferable loop congestion and cited funding from saloon licenses for policing.

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