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Airports, Commuter, David Brodherson(
Authored Entry
) ...for passengers waiting on the second floor. Mayor Richard M. Daley closed Meigs Field in 2003....
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Douglas, Adrian Capehart(
Authored Entry
) ...Salle Institute, a Catholic academy for young men. Mayors Martin Kennelly, Richard J. Daley, Michael...
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Creating the Plan, Carl Smith(
Interpretive Digital Essay (Essay)
) ...of Illinois governor Charles Deneen, Chicago mayor Fred Busse, numerous aldermen, and the officers...
...Commerce. On October 30 they waited upon the mayor, the corporation counsel, the chair of the board...
...which prominent people like Addams and even the mayor and governor seemed to concede the authority...
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The Press and Labor in the 1880s, Janice L. Reiff(
Rich Map (Essay)
) ...local politics. The Tribune's Joseph Medill served as the city's mayor from 1871 to 1873. Carter H....
...Harrison Sr. , a former and future mayor of Chicago, purchased the Times in 1888. The mainstream...
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Chicago Times, (
Business Dictionary
) ...to begin a long term of service as Chicago's mayor. After 1895, when the Times merged with another...
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Economic Geography, Susan E. Hirsch(
Authored Entry
) ...to the city. William B. Ogden, Chicago's first mayor , came to oversee a relative's real- estate...
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Prohibition and Temperance, Rachel E. Bohlmann(
Authored Entry
) ...forces also succeeded in pushing Chicago mayor Levi D. Boone to prosecute unlicensed saloonkeepers...
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Agricultural Machinery Industry, Fred Carstensen(
Authored Entry
) ...in partnership with Charles M. Gray (later mayor of Chicago), bought three lots on the north bank of...
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Clubs, Youth, Gerald R. Gems(
Authored Entry
) ...the Bridgeport area produced several Chicago mayors , including Richard J. Daley. By the 1920s, more...
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Gangs, Andrew J. Diamond(
Authored Entry
) ...southerners during World War II , prompting the Mayor's Commission on Human Relations in 1946 to...
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Antiunionism, David Moberg(
Authored Entry
) ...consistently antilabor: a few politicians, including Mayor Carter Harrison and Governor John Peter...
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Lake County, IL, Michael H. Ebner(
Authored Entry
) ...Even before its completion, Walter S. Gurnee ( mayor of Chicago, 1851–52) promoted residential...
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Political Conventions, R. Craig Sautter(
Authored Entry
) ...Vice President Richard M. Nixon. After Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley's legendary role in swinging...
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Leisure, Steven A. Riess(
Authored Entry
) ...prostitutes working in 1,020 resorts in 1910. When Mayor Carter Harrison II closed the vice district...
...exciting middle-class pastime at speakeasies. When Mayor William Dever closed many clubs in the mid-...
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Strikes, Richard Schneirov(
Authored Entry
) ...vaunted “labor vote,” 1880s politicians such as Mayor Carter Harrison began to restrain police from...
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Block 37, Ross Miller(
Authored Entry
) ...a worldwide Depression and a host of cunning mayors and dealmakers, until it finally fell prey in...
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Broadcasting, Rich Samuels(
Authored Entry
) ...of Chicago, and WHT, separately licensed to Mayor William Hale Thompson) did not last the decade....
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Croatians, Amanda Seligman(
Authored Entry
) ...Croatian-language school at St. Jerome's, became mayor after the death of Richard J. Daley in 1976...
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Journalism, Bill Savage(
Authored Entry
) ...and the subsequent interview with a defiant Mayor Richard J. Daley by Walter Cronkite on CBS. Even...
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Waterfront, Dennis H. Cremin(
Authored Entry
) ...increased its recreational uses. When, in 1973, Mayor Richard J. Daley mused that he would like to...
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