Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-11-11

II is the first Democratic organiza.
ton ever known in the suburb. Be-
fore the annexation of Morgan Park
to Chicago. the members Of the new
club were enthusiastic annexation.
lists" The club has strong repre-
sentation in each Of the 32d wards
four new precincts that were carved
out of the suburb. The officials Of
the club are: President, Clayton Gun.
bingham: vice president, +. F. Ketch.
am: secretary, l.. A. Rose treasurer,
c. F. Mics.
Fred W. Block. the popular Demo
cratic leader and former city treasui
err will prove an easy winner TO
Congress In the Sixth district mex
year.
George w. Paullin, the popular fur
rier and sanitary trustee, would prove
an easy winner for the Republican
nomination for Congress in the Tenth
| district.
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Isaac n. Powell, the popular and
we'll known banker and former city
treasurer. would prove winner as
the Republican nominee for state
treasurer next year.
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One of the ablest, hardest. working
and most conscientious men on the
Municipal court bench is Judge Jos
eph z. Uhlir.
Postmaster Daniel a. Campbell l,
to be the guest ut n beefsteak dime
rendered by supervisory officials o
the Chicago Office as a reward for hi
work in bringing about the Sunda!
closing rules. The dinner will be hell
on the evening of Nov. IS at thu
Riehelieu restaurant Fred a. Bos
worth, superintendent of the Sixty
first street substation, Is chairman o
the committee on arrangements.
Currency reform will be the all
absorbing topic of discussion at tn,
annual convention of the American
Bankers association, to be held tn,
week OF Nov. 20, at New Orleans
George NJ. Reynolds and James h
Forgan of Chicago will make two o
the principal addresses.
Judge Marcus Kavanagh's election
was never in doubt. His honest, fear
less and brilliant record Is known t
everybody. He led the ticket at tn
primary election last April and he lie,
all others in the amount Of votes las
Tuesday.
Judge Joseph II. Fitch's reelection
was well earned. He Is fine Judge
Hugo Pam can well feel happy owe
his election to the Superior bench
He and his friends made gran
campaign. He will prove worth
Judge.
NJ. l.. Mckinley election as judg
OF the Superior court was popula
one. His fine record is known I
all and he will make a fine Judge.
The people made no mistake 1
electng Denis T.. Sullivan to the 81
perior court bench. A better ma
could not be chosen and that he wi
make grand record on the bench
certain.
The big army OF friends of Charlie
NJ. Foell are delighted at his electio
as Superior court judge. His Ion
and clean record as an alderman al
= a lawyer makes his success as judg
Q a foregone conclusion.
The race for Circuit court judt
was a pretty one. The nominees wei
a John p. McGoorty and Thomas Ia
I lor, Jr, both men of ability, for'
4 of character and splendid records.
matter who won the people won
be well Off Mr., McGoorty won al
to him the Eagle extends its co
= gratulations. The people can be su
of an honest, fearless and uprig
=, Judge in John p. McGoorE.
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The first steps in the negotiation
for a new traction ordinance was {
= dered by the committee on loo
transportation Monday. A subwi
|, commission, composed OF John Fri
son, city engineer; f. c. Shanklar
g and j. j. Reynolds, was appointed
q appraise the properties of the ell
waited railroads, and authorized to eI
ploy such assistance as may
deemed necessary, subject to the a
b Droyal of the committee on loo
r transportation.