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Jacob Rehm

1828 – 1915

US policeman and transportation entrepreneur

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About Jacob Rehm

Lived 1828 – 1915 (aged 86). Jacob Rehm was an American.

Third tenure in the police department (1865–1872) After William Turtle resigned as general superintendent of police in November 1865, and Rehm was appointed to the position again.

Beginning in 1871, Rehm joined the Chicago Police Board. He retired from the board in May of the following year. Rehm was appointed after Elmer Washburn resigned.

Private sector career

Rehm was involved with the construction of the North Side streetcars. He was also involved in the leadership of such companies.

Death Rehm died March 6, 1915, of paralysis.

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Jacob Rehm?

US policeman and transportation entrepreneur

When was Jacob Rehm born?

Jacob Rehm was born on 7 December 1828 in Gerstheim.

When did Jacob Rehm die?

Jacob Rehm died on 6 March 1915.

What nationality was Jacob Rehm?

Jacob Rehm was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Jacob Rehm

· Wikidata: Q96316310

· DBpedia: Jacob Rehm

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