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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1919

Page

1

Fight Over Mayoral Nomination Reaches Boiling Point

Ex governor Deneen backs Olson while Merriam seeks cross party support. Negotiations with Bancroft and Ickes fail as bids for compromise candidates collapse amid timing clashes and city signature hurdles. The dispute hinges on Olson Landis Revell McCormick and party power brokers.

Deneen Olson Harold Ickes Merriam Brundage Judge Olson Edgar A. Bancroft Mr. Bancroft Judge Landis Bancroft Ickes Alexander Revell Ald A. A. McCormick Mr. Ickes Renee Chicago Hubbard Woods Ming Roger Sullivan

Thompson S Ledger Debits Highlight City Struggles Under Mayor

The Thompson campaign issues a public ledger listing debits of the administration. Debits include higher labor costs, a tax revenue drop, population rise, more street lights needed, and reduced manpower.

Thompson Public Ledger

Illinois Legislature Debates Censorship and Vocational Aid

A Senate bill seeks to repeal local movie ordinances and place film control under the Department of Registration and Education, effective Oct 1 1919. Also moving through is a Kessinger education bill tied to Smith Hughes funds, with about 800000 dollars total for two years, while a reconstruction council for veterans faces favorable committee action. The record details municipal budget debates on corporate funds, patrols, and city debt amid civic lobbying and transportation plans.

Senate Buck Monmouth Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs Department of Registration and Education Kessinger Ilinois Smith-Hughes House Representative Church Committee On Education Federal Treasury Senate Judiciary Committee Cornwell State Council of Reconstruction

City Leaders Push for Reform and Infrastructure Upgrades

A compilation of city officials pledging strict law enforcement, long delayed widening of 12th Street, economical administration, expanded water capacity of 1,000,000 gallons daily, vetoes on harmful ordinances and gas rebates, rate fights before regulators, and a Michigan Boulevard link project begun after 18 years. Also noted are efforts to settle trades and streetcar terms to raise wages and improve conditions.

Public Utilities Commission Michigan Boulevard

Carey for Subways Plan Sparks City Council Debate

Thomas Carey, a Democratic mayoral candidate, urged the City Council to pass an ordinance authorizing the construction of thirty five miles of city owned and operated subway system within the city limits.

Thomas Carey

Chicago Council Votes to Double Taxes on Small Home Owners

Chicago’s city council finance committee backed a tax increase to 2 per rate, arguing for more revenue to fund police, playgrounds, and city services. Aldermen clashed over how to fund the budget and questioned civic groups and Mayor Thompson’s involvement while noting a need for 1,000 more patrolmen and relief from the legislature.

Chicago Council Finance Committee Coun Thompson John A. Richert Schwartz Ald George F. Iliff Edward F. Cullerton Iliff John Toman Harris Keeler Julius Rosenwald Ald. A. A. McCormick

Webb Endorses Sweitzer Rival for City Mayor

Thomas J. Webb, president of the Puhl Webb company and former Board of Review member, endorses the Democratic mayoral candidate. Webb notes Sweitzer has genuine business experience and can run city affairs on a business basis.

Thomas J. Webb Puhl-Webb Company Board of Review Robert M. Sweitzer Webb Sweitzer

City Council subcommittee tours cold storage plants

A city council public health subcommittee led by Health Commissioner Robertson visited three large cold storage plants to study whether shorter storage limits could reduce meat prices. Aldermen Olsen Kunz Kostner and Moran serve on the panel. plants will provide monthly storage figures.

City Council Committee On Public Health Robertson Ald Olsen Kunz Kostner Moran Federal Food Administration Swit & Co Ogden Avenue Scully Union Lincoln Park Chicago Plan Commission

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Harold L. Ickes Work of Illinois Lawmaking Body Municipal Voters’ League Committee On Carey George B. Holmes Dennis J. Hyan Sweltzer Kafeumme Stemneg Ald. T. F. Byrne Frank Johnston, JR Chicago Board of Aldermen Luther P. Friesiedt August Krumhols Chicago Building Trades Council Commmunication
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