Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-10-07

q feeling about some Of the nominees
that will force number of people to
60 to the polls.
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Following 10 the political calendar
for 1911 and 1912:
November z. 1S11-Judicial cleo.
ton.
January -. 1s12-First day for al.
Ing aldermanic petition.
February 10, 19l2--First day for
filing petition for nominations for Of.
fees to be voted at April primaries.
February IL, 1912-Last day for
fling nominations for alderman.
February "a, 1912-Primary for al.
dermanic nomin; tons.
March Z, 1s12-Last day for ding
call for congressional and state con-
ventions.
March II. 1912-Last day for fling
petitions for April primary Munich
pal Judge excepted).
March Is, 1912-Last day for iiling
Municipal jucge petitions.
April 2. 1912-..ldermanic election.
April Q. 1s12-Primary for ofices to
be filled at fall election.
April Is, 1912-County convention.
April II. 1912 Congressional con.
vention.
April 10, 1912-state conventions.
November s. 1912-0eneral cleo.
ton.
Following are the omces to bs
filed in 1911 and 1912:
November z. 1911-Ten Superior
court judges. one Circuit court Judge.
April 2, fsl7-one alderman from
each ward.
November 5, 1s12-President and
vice.president Of the United States.
twenty.seven presidential electors.
governor, secretary Of state. attorney
general. lieutenant governor. state
treasurer, auditor, three university
trustees, members Of congress. mem.
Der Of the legislature. one state sen.
ator from even numbered senatorial
district, states attorney, president Of
the county board. and fifteen mem.
bers of board. recorder Of deeds. cir.
cult court clerk. superior court clerk.
coroner, member of board Of review.
two members Of county board Of as.
SCISSORS, nine Judges Of the municipal
court. three sanitary trustees.
| The people demand one cent tele-
phones.
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All factions of Democrats are with
Col. James Hamilton Lewis for United
States senator.
Permanent bridges over the river
would do wonders for Chicago.
How many aldermen are fixed" on
this telephone robbery?
| Ross c. Hall, Democratic candidate
for Judge of the Superior court, was
born in Rushville, ILL.,, October 20.
1856. He was educated in the public
and high schools of Macomb, ILL.,. and
SSos6CtoWh COhC6Cb Wobuiu6tOus ~
C. Mr. Hall was admitted to the bar
In 1888 and has practiced in Chicago
since 1898. His Offices are in the Ash.
land block and his practice has been
a success from the start. He was q
member Of the 10th general assembly
of Illinois, 1898, where he made q
splendid record, and was nominated
| nv tho nop, ocrot 10 In I one fov 4, IN ., a M,
trustee. He resides In Oak Park. Mr..
Hall has been life long Democrat
and has host of friends and admir-.
ers all over Chicago and throughout
Cook county. He Is we'll qualified for
a seat on the bench.
Judge Joseph H. Fitch has made a
magnificent record on the bench and
he will be reelected by large plural.
ity.
Daniel L. Cruice is a winner for
Superior court Judge and don't you
forget 1t.
Judge John r. Caverly Is one OF the
ablest, hardest working and best liked
men on the Municipal Court bench.
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Dunno for Governor is the DEM
ocratic battle cry.
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John J. Coburn is sure winner for
Superior Court Judge.
Judge John r. Caverly's good record
on the Municipal bench is In keeping
with his record as City Attorney and
as q magistrate.
Judge Edward Osgood Brown has
earned. By his long and honorable