Insull insulation stirs public demand for Edison probe
Chicago readers urge legislative protection from the Chicago Edison Company as scrutiny of Sammy Insull, its president, grows. The Eagle argues Insull’s secrecy fuels public anger over power and light monopoly and promises further investigative reports on his career and ties to Edison General Electric.
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Edison Company in Chicago Urged Under City Control
A Chicago Eagle editorial denounces the Chicago Edison Company as a harsh monopoly that profits from wiring, connections, and street-usage fees. It argues for municipal control of electricity and cites the company’s rapid growth, underground conduits, and expanding power plants while condemning graft and lax state oversight. It also notes plans to address legislative action and comments on related civil service prosecutions.
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Chicago Moves to Sell City Electric Power and End Edison Control
The Chicago City Council debates municipal electric lighting and the repeal of existing franchises. Bills would authorize cities over 100000 to sell electricity for heat and power, potentially superseding Edison and absorbing competing firms through state action. A push to nullify or enforce franchises faces strong council opposition and legal questions.
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Charles Verne to be Alder man for Twenty first Ward
Charles Verne is set to win the Twenty first Ward alderman seat after a decisive record showing. The result marks a clear victory for Verne in the local election race.
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Mayor Harrison Enforces Mildnight Ordinance at 1 O'Clock
The city applauds Mayor Harrison for the new mildnight ordinance enforcing a 1 o'clock closing. The policy aims to satisfy theatergoers by ensuring timely departures and orderly operations.
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Secretary Burke Leads Preparations for Spring Campaign
Secretary Robert KE Burke is actively shaping the launch, described as the hardest worker in the political camp, known for good nature and patience as preparations proceed.
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