Telephone Trust Attacks City Officials In Chicago
The piece details a heated clash over telephone rate plans, alleging the Telephone Trust fights Mayor, aldermen, and public rights, while urging cheaper, automatic service championed by Armour and others. It cites a pending report, a merger discussion from New York, and calls for rate relief amid reform and scrutiny of municipal committees.
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Telephone Trust
Chicago
Illinois Tunnel Company
Grafters Union
Harrison
Council
American Telephone Trust
Tobacco Trust
Standard Oil Trust
Telephone
Nance
Chicago American
New York Times
New York City
Armour
Packer
New York
United States
Klondike
Bell
Telephone Company
Telephone Monopoly
Harriman
Kennedy
de Forest
Chicago Subway
Subway
Political maneuvering for Superior Court and other nominees
Republicans back Hayne R Pearson for Superior Court Judge while Hans Luchow and John P McGoorty attract Chicago business support. Q J Chott aims for Municipal Judge nomination as Hopkin supporters push him for Vice President in 1912. Hopkins is touted as Illinois favorite son for the national ticket.
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Hayne R. Pearson
Q. J. Chott
Friends
United States
Albert J. Hopkins
Illinois
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Santor
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Bayler
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Roy O. West
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Springfield
West
Gov. Deneen
Illinois Central Railroad
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Public Utility Regulation Commission
Democrat Richert
Derpa
Egan
Cermak
Reinberg
Wilson
Reading
W. F. Ryan
Harding
Snow
Lawley
Beilfuss
Sitts
Foell
Kearns
Richert
Danisch
Hyldahl
Twigg
Block
Long
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Stewart
Lippa
Donahue
Fick
Walkowiak
Powers
Geiger
Mahoney
Pringle
Utpatel
Murray
Thomson
Fisher
Forsberg
J. F. Ryan
Vavricek
Bauler
Bowler
Krumholz
Hey
Carr
Emerson
Cullerton
Schults
Buckley
Bergen
Clettenberg
Man
Healy
Lipps
Rea
North Division
Britten
South
Coughlin
Tearney
Martin
McDermott
Shufelt
Parker
West Division
Wavricek
Jarecki
Huldahl
Atpatel
Klaus
Ahern
Haderlein
Littler
Wolkowiak
Janovsky
Capitain
Hazen
Harbors
Wharves
Bridges
Kenna
King
Brennan
Black
Kunz
Clottenberg
Health Department
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Bridewell
McInerney
Thompson
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Bellfuss
Civil Service
Rickert
Garecki
Danish
Huldah
Thomas
Hall
Commissioner of Public Works
the Harvester
Chicago Tribune
Washington, D. C
International Harvester Trust
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Supreme Court
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Wickersham
Harvester Trust
Herbert Knox Smith
Corporations
Senate
International Harvester Company
Canada
Carl E. Forsburg
North Side
Nicholas R. Finn
Superior Court
Ever
Edward ‘Osgood Brown
Albert Hahne
James Hamilton Lewis
W. D. Munnall
John T. Murray
Francis
Peabody
Hans Luchow
August Luchow
John P. McGoorty
William L. O'Connell
Charles F. Gunther