Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-05-27

James v. O'Donnell, Morton T. Culver,
Charles b. Pavlicek, Lewis Rinaker
and Homer f. Tinsman. Democrats
talked Of are: Francis 8. Wilson,
Julius F. Smietanka, William H. Ar.
thur, Granville w. Browning, George
NJ. Stevens, John F. Glare. J. NJ. L.aven-
thai. william Richie, VIM. A. Doyle,
Myer 8. Enrich, Richard w. Clifford,
John G. King. Francis w. Walker, w.
8. johnson, Daniel @. Ramsay. Fran.
els J. Sullivan, Robert Redfeld, Sig.
mund zeisler. Frank L. Childs, Clar.
ence N. Goodwin, @. J. Tatge. Joseph
b. David and George Mills Rogers.
BENJAMIN F. Nicholson, the able and
highly respected lawyer, IL the right
man for the. Republicans to name for
one Of those Superior Court Judge.
ship nominations.
Daniel L. Cruice 10 the right kind Of
q man to place on the bench and his
candidacy for Superior Court Judge
deserves the support Of all good citi.
Gems.
Judge Marcus Kavanagh's grand
record on the bench makes his re-
election next fall certainty.
L Vyo
Wednesday that he will soon have TO
name seven members Of the board Of
education, whose terms expire In July.
This was brought to the attention Of
the executive when o deputation
called on him and requested that he
select at least three German.Ameri.
cans among his new appointments.
As representatives Of the North
American German alliance Charles II.
Kellerman, president OF the election
board: Michael F. Girten, former
Municipal Judge; Ernest g. Kuss.
wurm, and Franz Doniat made this
request Of the mayor.
Does the franchise of the Union
Loop company give 1t the rls.t Ia
litter up the elevated platforms with
gum and weighing machines?
Lewis Rinaker, the popular and we'll
known former county Judge, is strong
ly talked of for Republican nomina
ton for one of those additional Su
perior Court judgeships.
l.. d. Condee Is strongly backed by
Republicans all over the city for nom
ination for Superior Court Judge.
The Democrats couldn't name q
stronger man for one of those Superior
Court nominations than William
Richie.
John p. McGoorty's grand record as
a lawyer and public official well
qualities him for seat on the Circuit
| Court bench.
No man on the Municipal Court
bench has a better record to his credi,
than Judge John r. Cayerly.
AS one of Chicago's leading finan
ciers and business men, Albert Q
Wheeler Is well known and highly
esteemed by all Chicagoans.
Judge Joseph H. Fitch has proven
| by his record that he Is an able and
painstaking Judge. His reelection II
recommended.
Judge Edward Osgood Brown com
mands at all times the confidence and
highest esteem OF all Chicagoans.
John ]. Mclaughlin can at all times
be found working In the legislature fol-
the best interests of the people. He
is an able and fearless public ofiicial
Chicago's Grand Army parade Mem
oriai day being assured by the aban
donment of the work horse parade
marching orders and q synopsis OF the
details Of the procession have been
Issued. A call for the contribution OF
automobiles for the use OF veterans
who are unable to march because Oi
age or disability was an impOrtan,
feature of the announcement.
Sixty-nine motor oars were used
last year In the parade, but many
more are expected to be In line next
Tuesday. The members OF the Chi
cago Automobile club took up the
matter and placed a call for cars on
Its bulletin board.
i The veterans viii assemble "a,
Michigan avenue and Fourteenth
street. They will march North Ia
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