Democratic Leaders Deny Caucus Plans Amid City Traction Crisis
The article reports that Democratic leaders deny any caucus to fix a state slate and dispute the Tribune's published list. It details Chicago traction struggles as Chicago Railways faces receivership, city officials push for action to secure the city’s share of profits, and calls for immediate measures on streetcar franchises and potential municipal operation.
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David M. Pfaelzer
Board of Review
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William E. Dever
M. L. McKinley
Charles J. Vopicka
George Lauterbach
A. H. Drew
John Czakala
Charles C. Breyer
Lawrence J. Coffey
James A. Long
Eugene L. McGarry
John
L. J. M. Malmin
John K. Prindiville
Thomas F. Scully
A. H. Banter
Chicago Railways Company
Cullerton
Council
John Barton Payne
The
Consolidated Bondholders
Alderman Cullerton
Ball
Seal Transportation Committee
Traction Company
Railway Company
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Alderman Dever
William Harrity
Outer harbor fight heats up with Chicago clash
The Chicago City Council hears rival legal opinions from W. W. Gurley and John P. Wilson on James A. Pugh's North Side harbor plan. They assert the city has no submerged land stake and that war department consent is needed. Council refers the matter to harbors committee as Alderman Hey resigns from the milk commission over impartiality concerns.
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Finance Committee
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Theodore K. Long
Lake Shore Reclamation Commission
Bayler
Committee of State
Frank W. Kovaleski
Improvements around City Hall project funded after objections
Improvements of streets surrounding the City Hall and County Building costing 44000 were made possible Monday when property owners withdrew objections.
Illinois State's Attorneys' Association Annual Meeting
The Illinois State's Attorneys' Association holds its annual meeting in the federal building June 1 and 2 with public prosecutor discussions. A banquet at the Auditorium Hotel June 2 precedes a group visit to the Colonial Theater hosted by manager Lederer. Officers include President Charles W. Hadley and Vice Presidents Harry B. North and John T. Gilmer.
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Harry B. North
John T. Gilmer
O. T. Briggs
Walter J. Chapman
Oscar H. Wylie
J. Bert Miller
F. J. Tecklenberg
Roy KE. Galen
F. A. Coggeshall
Patrick H. O'Donnell
Chicago Bar Association renominates officers and board
The nominating committee of the Chicago Bar Association announced renominations for current officers who won last year on the Members ticket backed by the fighting campaign committee of 500. It also nominated Joseph W. Moses James C. McShane and Edward J Brundage for three board seats and Maclay Hoyne for three seats on the committee on admission.
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Edward J. Brundage
Maclay Hoyne
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