Curtis Publishing Co. v. City of Chicago

The Curtis Publishing Company filed its bill of complaint against the city of Chicago, alleging that the complainant is a corporation organized under the laws of New Jersey, duly authorized to transact business in Illinois; that it publishes a weekly paper known as the Saturday Evening Post and sells in Chicago about 70,000 copies every week; that the paper contains items of general news, articles of general interest, editorials on current events, interviews, short stories and miscellaneous advertising matter, and the complainant for several years past has exhibited on and sold from…