City Hall Sharks Driven From Salaries Crusade
City Comptroller Kerfoot declares war on money lenders in city offices and schools. The Municipal Pawners Association may take over loans on salaries, ending usurious 10 percent monthly rates. The Eagle newspaper pledges investigations while naming figures and offices involved in the racket.
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Engle
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Grand Jury
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Chicago Banking Era Celebrates Prosperity and Growth
The Chicago banking scene features leaders like John J. Mitchell Potter Eckels and John A. King with deposits and assets near 800 million. Clearances topped 5.5 billion last year, marking Chicago as a leading financial hub after successive panics and currency shifts.
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John H. Kinzle
Gordon. Hubbard
Peter Prayne
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Richard J. Hamilton
Walter Kimball
Henry B. Clarke
George W. Dole
Edmund Dickay
William H. Brown
LaSalle
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