Dunne Demands Reform Bills as Legislature Meets
Governor Dunne and Speaker McKinley press rapid passage of reform laws including initiative and referendum, public utilities, anti corruption measures, and nine priority items. They list supporters and oppose telecommunication prying while urging action on woman suffrage and related reform bills.
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Rules Committee
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Mayor Harrison Replies to Attacks by Reformers in Chicago
Mayor Harrison replies to the Chicago Bureau of Public Efficiency and other reformers about alleged hostility to investigations. He cites correspondence with Julius Rosenwald and Harris Keeler and defends the city hall while criticizing reforms. The piece also covers licensing bills, water concerns, and postal service critiques amid broader political fights.
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Washington Dispatch
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Julius Rosenwald
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Harris Keeler
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Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Board
Chicago council notes pension plan adoption by Bell firms
May 12 1913 council Proceedings record that Chicago Bell Company joined with other Bell systems in March 1913 to adopt an employes pension disability and insurance plan costing about 120000 a year. The Bell system annual report cites five year profits and a large surplus after funding an employee benefit fund.
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Telephone Trust
Chico Company
Bell Companies
Council
United States
Bell Telephone System
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