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CHICAGO’S PLEA FOR A CLEAN-UP CRUSADE TACKLING GANG LAWLESSNESS United P.A.—By Telegraph—Copyright CHICAGO, Saturday. It is understood that the Association of Commerce, which represents 200,000 prominent citizens, will address an appeal to Mr. C. G. Dawes, former Ambassador to London, who
arrived from London yesterday, to assume the leadership of an attempt to clean up the vicious conditions in ■what has been termed “Chicago’s direst hour of need.” Mr. Dawes is
looked upon as the _ . _ _ _ Ideal man to capMr. C. G. Dawes tain tlle f orces 0 f society, and destroy the city’s underworld menace. Some hope is held of his acceptance of the post, in view of the fact that he will direct the work In 1933 of the Chicago World’s Fair. A meeting will be held on Monday of the directing heads of the various civic and private bodies, for mapping out the campaign against gang lawlessnes, and it is believed that an invitation to Mr. Dawes may then be issued.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 999, 16 June 1930, Page 9
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166HER DARKEST HOUR Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 999, 16 June 1930, Page 9
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