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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1907

Page

1

Tax Franchises Debated in Illinois Constitutional Push

A resolution to submit a constitutional amendment to allow a state tax on public franchises will be introduced before the General Assembly at Springfield next Wednesday, backed by the Civil Federation. It would create a state tax commission to study taxation and propose changes, with members including John J. Hanberg and others. The measure aims to tax municipal property uniformly and limit taxes on municipal debt, while restricting use of property to pay corporate debts.

General Assembly Springfeld The Civile Federation John J. Hanberg E. Allen Frost James J. Gray James F. Bowers Howard Sprogle Clayton Mark W. H. Brown

City hall plans eyed as cost and need spark debate

Chairman Bennett says 1 million dollars may be allocated for a new city hall in next month’s budget. He urges tearing down the present insanitary building and starting a modern construction within a year. The critique notes the Municipal Court’s high cost and complexity for the poor and business community, while praising banker and public figure Andrew J. Graham for his reputation and integrity.

Bennett Washington and LaSalle Streets

Adolph Kraus Would Make Ideal Chicago Mayor

A cautious portrait describes Adolf Kraus as upright and capable, a law expert with broad liberal views who could lead Chicago well, but he declines the mayoral offer and does not want the office.

Granville W. Browning Carter H. Harrison Theodore Oehne Adolf Kraus Chicago

Halsted Street Car Riders Seek Traction Solution

Transit users on Halsted Street urge a fair opportunity to resolve the traction question affecting their daily travel and commute options.

County Recorder Abel Davis Reports County Increase

The annual report shows higher totals across departments. Receipts estimated at 225000 dollars. Instruments filed 171730, up from 162020 last year. Abstracts furnished 2473 with 18505.40 paid. Recording instruments cost 189018.20, up from 160544.05. Davis says municipal court work drove need for more staff.

Abel Davis Davia

City Council Passes Billboard Ordinance Enacted

Oscar F Mayer hailed the city treasure move as the council approves the billboard ordinance. The measure faces enforcement prospects as authorities prepare to apply the new rules. A gold star and diamonds bearing the Municipal Courts of Chicago seal were presented to Homer K as a ceremonial token.

Municipal Courts of Chicago Homer K

Banking regulation urged by Chicago editor in 1900s column

In a Chicago era piece editor Charles E Randall exits as County Assessor after eight years of service. The piece argues for a city charter provision to regulate new banks, proposing a supervisory board to vet promoters, ensure assets cover deposits, and protect depositors amid widespread small bank schemes. It condemns wild cat banks and endorses established local banks as sound risks.

Chicago Buanesa Banka Hibernian Banking Association Imois Trust and Sawass Bank Graham & Sons The Union Trust Company South Chicago Savings Bank Commercial Nationa Continental National Drovers Deposit National Fort Dearborn National Merchants’ Loan and Trust Jennings Bank National Bank of the Republic Charles E. Randall

Record of Chicago politicians sought to curb beef trust

Charles McGavin praised as a splendid record in Congress from the Eighth District and Abel Davis and Henry Sherman Boutell lauded for leadership and brilliance. Albert G Wheeler cited as a prominent Chicago figure. A call to the Illinois Legislature to investigate the Beef Trust and reduce deaths.

Charles McGavin Chicago Henry Sherman Boutell North Side House of Representatives Albert G. Wheeler

Beef Trust Benefits Endangers Chicago Health

A heated appeal claims the Beef Trust endangers Illinois health as only interstate law exists. It calls for a rigid Illinois Legislature inquiry, condemns thousands of pounds of bad meat weekly, and urges investigations of stockyards and meat producers to stop diseased meat reaching Chicago and the state.

Illinois Chicago Beef Trust Chicago Health Department Ilinois Miinols Oflinois Union Bulletin of the Mlinois

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