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

CHARLES A.
Democratic Candidate
City Attorney and his nomination for
Municipal Judge on the Democratic
ticket will result in his election by
big plurality.
william Il. Dever's honest and fear.
less record in the city council cot.
pied with his well known ability Us
lawyer entities him to the vote of
every good citizen for Judge Of the
Superior Court.
Charles A. McDonald's candidacy
for Superior Court Judge on the Dem.
ocratic ticket is daily gaining in
strength all over the county.
John o. Hruby, Jr., will experience
little trouble In being reelected to the
Legislature in the Fifteenth District.
His clean and able record has gained
for him the hearty support Of all
classes in the district.
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Frank d. Brom Is In the lead FOR
the race for the Democratic nomina'
ton for Congress In the Fourth Dis.
trict and he deserves to win. He will
make splendid congressman.
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John ]. Mclaughlin will be reflect.
cd to the Legislature In the Nine
teenth District by larger plurality
than he ever received before. The
people OF the district know him and
like him and they are going to stand
by him.
Girard A. Ellingson Is the right man
for the Democrats Of the Twenty.first
District to nominate for State Sena
tor. An able and experienced law
yer, he Is we'll known all over the
district and will prove a winner OF
the polls.
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pended upon to serve the people vel
as President of the County Board.
One OF the most popular and bes
qualified candidates before the people
for the Legislature, Is James NJ
Slattery, Democratic candidate In the
Sixth District. He Is man OF abil
ity and force and is liked and re
spected by all who come In contac
with him. He would make a splendid
I Representative of the people down a
3 Springfield. Mr.. Slattery Is NATIVE
I Chicagoan, thirty.two years old. ant
this ia his first attempt as a candidate
before the people. He received al
i education in All Saints gramma
n school, st. Ignatius college, the Y. NJ
G.. A. evening school. and the lllinoi
q College of Law. He graduated from
y the last named institution at the hea
s. OF his class and was admitted to tn
/. bar in 1908. At present Mr.. Slater
is secretary Of the Building Depar'
e ment. having won that honor throug
p promotional civil service examine
l. ton. He has held the office foll
n years He passed first In the con
@ petitive examination for superintent
n ent OF the Bureau of COMPENSATE
l. OF the city, but waived the positio
II to remain in the Building Department
r. He is a member of the executive con
mittee of the Rogers Park Improve
ment Association, and is also chai
> man OF the committee on lighting, c
!. the same organization Mr.. Slater
= has always been staunch supporte
u of the regular Democratic organiz'
ton.
, Thomas c. Clark Is the choice {
70 the Democratic organization for 81
n perior Court Judge and as such d.
% serves the support OF the rank an
n file of the party at the primaries
: September 10.
q. Charles A. Williams would make
g. splendid Municipal Judge.
x Alderman John Haderlein was give
10 the endorsement of the Twenty-fourt
~ ward Democratic organization II
State Central Committeeman frol
the Tenth District at meeting hel
81 on Monday night.
he -
al William l.. O'COnnell's candidaC
" for County Treasurer, has the unite
10 backing OF the Democratic rank an
10 iie.
Albert C.. Clark is one of the able
If and most aggressive men ever in ii
or State Senate and the voters OF III
IS Thirteenth district are going to T