Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-08-27


been staunch supporter of the regu-
lar Democratic organization and has
always been found on election day,
working hard for the success Of the
party.
The big army Of friends Of Joseph
F. Haas are out working like Trojans
for the reelection of the popular
county clerk by a record breaking plu.
rality. q
John Golombiewski, the well liked
former alderman from the Twenty.
ninth ward, ID one Of the hardest
working and most aggressive Repub-
lican leaders in the Town Of Lake.
Capt. James H. Farrell, the popular
veteran County Democracy Marshal,
is again in the running for the LegIs.
lature in the Twenty.ninth District.
Alderman Thomas F. Scully's clean
and honest council record, coupled
with his long and able record a. a
lawyer makes his candidacy for muni.
cipal Judge q strong one.
Honest Peter Bartzen Is good man
to vote for.
Albert G. Clark, who will be re.
elected to the state senate In the
Thirteenth district, is already being
doomed by his many friends for city
treasurer next spring.
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A good. honest and fearless Judge
like Charles 8. Cutting. Judge Of the
probate court, will not experience
much dimculty in being reelected.
Homer e. Tinsman, the popular and
we'll known lawyer and former alder
man. would serve the people we'll OF
the bench.
Matt Aller, the popular twenty.sixtl
ward democrat, Is being backed by hi
big army Of friends for the legisls
ture in the sixth district.
The election Of Thomas Taylor, Jr
as Judge Of the superior court vii
place on that bench an able. brillian
and honest Judge.
&e>
i Congressman Henry Sherman Bou
tell is winner In the ninth district
Following 10 q list Of persons VIII
have nled petitions for legislative Of
hces:
| First District.
Republican-eenate-T. p. Brady.
Republican-House-N. B. judah
Jr.. Edward D. Green.
--House-John Grimm.
i Second District.
Republica--House- F. Doub,
Roger ]. Marcy. Frank J. McNicholl
Thomas J. Huston. william II. Haupt
Democrat-Senate-Jeremiah p. Nj
Connell. Albert w. Ormsby, Joseph
McMullen.
Il Third District.
Republican--Senate-Charles Ledel
or, Samuel A. Ettelson, oliver Sollit
George F. Morgan.
II Republican - House - william o,
from, Kay Wood, Frank A. Marshal
John ]. Jones.
Democrat -Senate-Jeremiah F. M
Donald. James A. Sullivan. Thor .
D Benson.
: emocrat--House-Joh p. Walsl
I Patrick J. Wall. Harry NJ. Ashton. v
: J. Dempsey.
Prohibition - Senate - George Y
Doolittle.
Prohibition - House Harold
|. Deadman, Charles J. Nyman.
. Fourth District.
J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A. Boy
yer. John o. Hrubec.
Democrat--House--G w. Lyncl
Martin l.. Costello. George G. Hiltol
. Edward Brady, Charles c. Cannon
Thomas F. Murphy. william Murph,
Hubert Kilens, Dan J. DAILY, Bernar
w. Lyons, G. George ]. Ernst, Fran
!, Karas, Michael D0ran.
. Fifth District.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clyd
Jones.
n--House-Morton d. HUI
william Tudor ApMadoc, Arthur \
lice.
D OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES F. Full
. mer.
Democrat-House-Hiram T. Gi
bert. Charles Naylor.
Sixth District.
ri Republican-House- A. H
n gan. Wesley A. Stanger. Charles
I Finkl. w. T. Anderson, william
n Zipf, Louis Wolf.
Democrat-House-Joseph A. w
ber, Robert e. Wilson, Frank
i Adams, James M. slattery. Frank l
t Stadler.
I. Matthias Aller, 5027 North Hermitas
4. avenue, Democrat.
h Prohibition--House-Harry e.
q Stein.
n Seventh District.
It Republican -. Senate - William
" Mclean, John Humphrey.
d Republican, ouse willard
I. W0rman. Louis ]. Pierson, Frederic