Chicago City Hall Sign Protests and Political Calls
A Chicago meeting seeks to mobilize civic groups against an ordinance on billboard placement with committees formed to block the council committee. The discussion notes Chicago’s unique sign rules and cites public officials, court candidates, and party figures aiming to influence harbor legislation, streetcar extensions, and anti saloon drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Committee On
Chicago
Robert R. McCormick
Sanitary Board
Ann Hizer Drys
Carrie Nation
Edgewater
Hyde Park
Cigar Stamp Collectors’ Union
Evanston
Oak Park
Chicago Dock Franchise and Tax Battle Feature
The piece outlines Alderman Foells outer dock ordinance granting Pugh Terminal Company a twenty year franchise with city buyout rights, state of regulation, and referendum window. discusses liquor tax revenue losses and Harvester Trust influence in Chicago politics. lists candidates and officials amid debates over dry laws, buses, and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foell
Pugh Terminal Company
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
North Water Street
Chicago
Nathan A. Cole
Manufacturers and Merchants’ Association
Hugo 8. Grosser
Grosser
Mr. Cole
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J. Khani
Nelson A. Cool
Blue Island
Oak Forest
Busse
C. H. Happel
Cook County Hospital
William McLaren
O. C. Wilhite
Dunning
H. I. Davis
Harry A. Lewis
Charles D. Gastfield
Mr. Cool
John Golombiewski
Golombiewski
Wood Street
Central Park Avenue
51St Street
Twenty-ninth Ward
Madison
State Streets
Charles A. McDonald
Superior Court
Col. W. H. Baldwin
Indian Refining Company
Joseph F. Haas
Cook County
Haas
The
Harvester Trust
Standard Oil Company
James Hamilton Lewis
Brewera
Internal Revenue
Illinois
Edward Osgood Brown
Andrew J. Graham
Harry R. Gibbons
Fred W. Blocki
Ernst Hummel
William L. O'Connell
John T. Connery
Charles J. Vopicka
John E. Traeger
William Kolacek
West Park Board
Lockwood Honore
John J. Bradley
Hagle
Grant
Petit
Fred A. Busse
Sanitary District
W. W. Wilson
Congress
Ghy
Walter H. Wilson
Central Electric Light Company
the Harvester Trust
Europe
Circuit
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John J. Coburn
John M. Duffy
John T. Murray
John EB. Owens
John P. McGoorty
Adams A. Goodrich
Andrew J. Ryan
George M. Stevens
Edward O. Brown
M. H. Guerin
Nicholas R. Finn
Joseph Sabath
W. D. Munhall
R. W. Clifford
Frank R. Cain
George Mills Rogers
William E. Dever
Johnson J. V. O'Donnell
Richard EB. Burke
Daniel L. Cruke
Joseph
Flanagan Ernst Hummel
Oscar F. Mayer
Peter Reinberg
Harry Hildreth, Jr
George Duddleston
Tom N. Donnelly
John G. Neumeister
William H. Lyman
Herman J. Bauler
Democrats
H. EB. L. Doggett Ross C. Hall
Joseph Donnersberger
Charles F. Gunther
John R. Caverly
John F. Clare
John K. Prindiville
James C. Martin
Daniel G, Ramsay
Theodore C. Mayer
Francis J. Sullivan
Richard J, Finn
James C. Dooley
Louis Levy
Bernard J. Mahony
Thos. F. Scully
Democrat
Cyril R. Jandus
Juline
Rlor
Repub
Clyde A. Morrison
Julius F. Smietanka
William Eb, Mason
Charles E. Cruikshank
Pliny B. Smith
Arthur W, Fulton
John F, Holland
Ernest Saunders
Frank P. Schmitt
Benjamin F, Richolson
Homer E. Tinsman
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Hopkins
Charles B, Pavlicek
Thomas Taylor, Jr
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Iles
Warren Pease Stillman B. Jamieson
Edmund W. Burke
Elbridge
Hancey
Edwin A. Olson
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Viki
George K. Schmidt
A. C. Clark
Chauncey
Dewey Zina R. Carter
George F. Harding, Jr
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Miller County
President County Board Publican
Charles E. Merriam
Judges Municipal Court
Frank Crowe
Sidney Adler
Irwin R. Hazen
Henry Atpatel
Warwick A. Shaw
Q. J. Chott
Robert R. Jampolis
John R. McCabe
Oy Republican
Lewis Rinaker
Charles
Cutting
John Callan O’laughblin
Chicago Tribune
Merriam
Weston
Ann Hizer
Missouri
Charles B.pavlicek
Western Electric
Greece
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
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