Preliminary plans for Chicago Great World's Fair revealed
A three day architectural commission conference in Chicago outlined the Centennial Celebration concept. Led by Harvey Riley Corbett, the panel proposed canal networks, three speed moving sidewalks, building level escalators, artistic roofs, searchlight illumination, a vast open air amphitheater, and an expansive new art building to accompany the 1893 Art Institute legacy. The plan promises a grand exposition reflecting century progress with Island No. 1 hosting major features.
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Chicago
The
Architectural Commission
Harvey Riley Corbett
New York
Mr. Corbett
Ralph T. Walker
Raymond M. Hood
Edward H. Bennett
John A. Holabird
Hubert Burnham
Arthur Brown, Jr
San Francisco
Paul B. Cret
Philadelphia
Art Institute
Island No. 1
North Shore Line Hosts Prize Beefsteaks on Dining Cars
The Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee railroad buys fifteen Hereford yearling steers from the 1928 International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. The steers averaging 1,060 pounds will be served as steaks on North Shore Line diners between Chicago and Milwaukee during Christmas. Armour and Company purchased the cattle from Allen Newlin and Sons of Hudsonville, Illinois. A special menu for the period of serving prize beef is planned by the commissary department.
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Chicago
Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad
P. F. McCall
North Shoreline
Milwaukee
McCall
North Shore Line
Armour and Company
Allen Newlin and Sons
Hudsonville
Illinois
Road of Service
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Henry Totes & Sons
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