Give us the one cent telephone and judge picks
A Chicago editorial laments high phone rates and praises municipal ownership. It cites Alderman Bauler push for penny phones and Armour backed automatic service as cheaper options. It urges council action to curb the Telephone Trust and to fire up nickel free or one cent service for citizens.
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de Forest
New York
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Hoover
Britten
Chicago American
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Inter-Ocean and Journal
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Daily News
Penny Telephone League Proposed by Ald Bauler
Ald Bauler who started the Seventy Cent Gas League in the mayoral campaign seeks to settle telephone rates. He proposes renaming the group to the Penny Telephone League after the gas price rates case and says the penny idea requires no external expert. He believes the telephone meter problem may be solved, noting experts have long pursued this goal.
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Ald. Bauler
Edward W. Bemis
W. J. Hagenah
Seventy Cent Gas League
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