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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse
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Charles C. Breyer
W. D. Wilcox
William H. Blencoe
Daniel Herlihy
Charles Twigg
John Golomblewski
Felix W. Janovsky
John Smolka
Frank Brom
John Burns
Joseph Mahoney
Hugh A. Quinn
Charles 4. Boyd
Henry Rogers
William J. Roberts
Henry Bergen
Nicholas Gier
James Rea
John Ahearn
Edward A. Eckman
Age Zylstra
Herman Temninga
John Carnegie
Eugene Block
Ben Busch
F. J. Imes
Charles Trainor
Jonathan Ruxton
Charles K. Todd
Jerome Zelenka
PJ. Nolan
Charles J. Fornberg
Irwin R. Hazen
B. J. Mahony
George C. Sikes
Milton J. Foreman
Council Local Transportation Committee
Noble B. Judah
Charles H. Wacker
Charles W. Weston
South Side Elevated Railroad
New York
18Th Street
Center Avenue
Division Street
Madison
State Streets
Western Electric
Harry Olson
Municipal Court
O'Brien
Hunt
Schnettler
Thomas Hunter
Tyreau
Council
Britten
Twenty-third
Horan
Chicago Board of Underwriters
John V. Clarke