Chicago Traction a History Legislative And Political
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Newton A. Partridge, Leroy D. Thoman, F. P. Doyle and John H. Hamline addressed the committee on behalf of the people, and Charles L. Bonney, Charles T. Yerkes and Joseph Mann for the companies. Prof. Edward W. Bemis, who had made a study of street car statistics, was present and was expected to analyze those given out by Yerkes, but was not al- lowed to speak. Otherwise the discussion was thor- ough and complete. A large delegation of citizens from Chicago was present. On that day it was be- l...ieved the bills could not pass, but on the following day it was found that something had happened over night that made it possible to add such amendments as the Companies desired, vote down the undesirable ones and pass the bills to the third reading.
Hitherto the opposition had been determined and persistent, but when, on the 16th of April, the Senate passed the bills, the indignation of the people flashed forth like lightning from an angry sky. Or, it was a flame of fire that burned fiercely, but with increasing force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Newton A. Partridge, Leroy D. Thoman, F. P. Doyle and John H. Hamline addressed the committee on behalf of the people, and Charles L. Bonney, Charles T. Yerkes and Joseph Mann for the companies. Prof. Edward W. Bemis, who had made a study of street car statistics, was present and was expected to analyze those given out by Yerkes, but was not al- lowed to speak. Otherwise the discussion was thor- ough and complete. A large delegation of citizens from Chicago was present. On that day it was be- l...ieved the bills could not pass, but on the following day it was found that something had happened over night that made it possible to add such amendments as the Companies desired, vote down the undesirable ones and pass the bills to the third reading.
Hitherto the opposition had been determined and persistent, but when, on the 16th of April, the Senate passed the bills, the indignation of the people flashed forth like lightning from an angry sky. Or, it was a flame of fire that burned fiercely, but with increasing force.
What to read after Chicago Traction a History Legislative And Political?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Wilber Norton to read onlineMoreLess
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