Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-22
nominees, In return for votes for julian
W. Mack,

W. Mack.
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The treatment OF Sisters Of Charity
and other representatives Of the Catho'
lie Church by Judge Mack while he
was Judge OF the Juvenile Court is
said to have been extraordinary.
He Is said to have run the Juvenile
Court In the interest Of the settlement
workers and their Averbuch proteges.
He Is a great pal Of Jane Addams.
who together with Mack and Rabbi
Hirsch. are quoted by the papers as
raising a fund to prosecute Chief Of
Police shippy after the latter killed
the anarchist at his house In self de.
tense.
Cermak. the secretary Of the United
Societies. Is said to be creature Of
I.oeflier's. Everybody knows how
LoefYier and Mack stand.
Cermak has two good Jobs now.
He is member Of the Legislature
and Alderman and Is supposed to be
for Mack to please Loehher.
II is said that to please Loefier,
Cermak will help to nominate Mack
on the United Societies ticket.
The Eagle has hitherto stood by the
United Societies. 1t will be among the
hundred thousand who will never
again act under their banners II they
endorse Mack, because The Eagle be-
lieves In personal liberty and religious
and Industrial freedom.
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The following from the Examiner. a
Mack newspaper, explains itself. in re.
lation to the article in the Daily News
about Judge who raised fund to
prosecute Chief shippy for killing the
anarchist, Averbuch:
II may be the Judge Chief shippy
had In mind. but there was no fund
Of $4,000 raised In connection with
the Averbuch case. There was q few
hundred dollars raised by persons who
wanted to find out the facts connect.
ed with the shooting Of Averbuch. !
did not subscribe q penny. but I was
interested. as was also Miss Jane Ad.
dams and others who wanted to deter.
mine why Averbuch went to Chief
Shippy's home"
This statement was made last night
by Judge Julian w. Mack In reply to
published story to the effect that
Chief Shippy had openly accused a
Judge of raising a fund Of $4,000 to
clear the name of Lazarus Averbuch
and to prosecute Chief shippy for mur'
der.
Voters should ask themselves this
question: why did his brother judges
OH the Circuit bench refuse to re-
appoint Judge Mack to the Juvenile
Court? There was reason for this,
as there Is for everything. Ask ana
you will find out. Every Settlement
worker, every suffragette talks loudly
about Judge Mack and the Juvenile
Court. Why was he taken out Of 1t?
We hope that enough voters will find
out the truth about this matter, to
satisfy themselves that the other
judges did right.
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United Societies should remember
that Consistency Is a jewel" Judge
Mack has been professor Of law In the
Evanston University. the Northwest
ern, where prohibition Is taught and
practiced and within four mtfes, of
whose walls liquor or beer or wine
cannot be sold. Yet the United S0cie.
ties prefer Mack to 100000 liberal vot'
ers, including the vote OF United La
Dor.
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The Settlement Workers" are all
for Judge Mack's reelection.
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Labor Is against Judge Mack to a
man.
1t Is alleged that Judge Mack's p0.
lltical managers have passed the word
to cut Judge Richard w. Clifford,
Judge Frank Baker, John Il. Murray,
Donald l.. Morrill,, Richard e. Burke
and William II. Arthur, all Democratic
nominees, In return for votes for Julian
w. Mack.
!. Voters should ask themselves this
question: Why did hts brother judges