Bonds Will Be Voted For City Improvements In Chicago
City Comptroller Walter H. Wilson argues for a $10,000,000 bond issue to fund waterworks, bridges, new fire and police stations, libraries, and a new city hall. He notes bonding power remains about $10,000,000 after approval and urges a unified plan to avoid sectional jealousy while meeting essential public needs.
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Chicago
Hamlet
New York
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Wilson
Mew Ware Police
Central
Bondasue
New
Chicago City
Walter L. Fisher
South Side
Mr. Fisher
Ihe
City Railway Company
Yerkes
Chicago City Railway
South Park Board to take possession of Michigan Avenue
Chicago Aldermen approve boulevarding Michigan Avenue from Jackson to Randolph to join city into one boulevard. The South Park Board takes immediate possession and traffic will be allowed on the west thirty feet for five years. Mayor Busse forms a five member committee to investigate safety of theaters and public venues.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Jackson Boulevard
Randolph Street
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George F. Harding, Jr
Merriam Commission
Mississippi Valley
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Commission
Herbert E. Sands
New York
Finance Committee
Landa
Ward Ap
Dennis J. Egan
Egan
Ald. Snow
A. J. Cermak
Committee On Health
John H. Jones
Jones
Richert
Powers
Taylor and Fisher
Ald. Jones
Bell
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Standard Oil Company
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