Chicago political page debates licensing banks and public office
The piece argues city power to license financial institutions, citing major Chicago banks as models and urging strict scrutiny of promoters. It lists numerous upcoming offices and potential candidates across Democrats and Republicans, urging decisive action and reform ahead of fall elections.
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