Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-08

py the Oemocrat
Democrats for Superior Court Judge
on next Tuesday. His splendid record
qualities him in every way for seat
on the bench.
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Daniel l.. Cruice, the well known
lawyer and leading Democrat, Is q
candidate for nomination for Superior
Court Judge on next Tuesday and he
should be nominated. He Is the kind
Of man the people need on the
bench.
Alderman George F. Harding was
an easy winner In the Second ward
which was to be expected.
Edward F. Cullerton, won q magnifi.
cent victory for reelection to the City
Council In the Eleventh ward, receiv.
ing plurality Of 1888. This will make
Alderman Cullerton's nineteenth term
In the Council and he Is more popu.
lar today than he ever was. The
Eleventh Is to be congratulated.
Alderman James II. Lawley, after a
spirited campaign. won out by a safe
plurality in the Fourteenth ward.
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Alderman Henry Utpatel made q
red hot campaign in the Fifteenth
ward and his victory was well earned.
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The voters Of the Seventeenth ward
done themselves proud in again re.
electing their honest and faithful
alderman, Lewis ID. Sits.
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Alderman John Powers had cake
walk In the Nineteenth ward. The PEG.
pie In the ward are with him at all
stages Of the game.
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Alderman August Krumholz, as
was to be expected, had an easy time
OF 1t in the Twenty.fourth ward. His
good record has made him popular
with all classes of people in the ward.
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Henry ID. Captain was grand vic.
tory for alderman In the Twenty.fifth
ward, receiving plurality Of 5000
votes. Mr.. Captain will make one of
the best aldermen In the City Council
and the Twenty-hfth ward can be
proud Of having him for a representa-.
tive.
Alderman Matt A. Mueller won a
grand victory In the Twenty.ninth
ward. Running In heavy Demo-
cratic ward on strong Democratic
day he is reelected. 1t shows that the
people are pleased with his record in
the Council.
The voters of the Thirtieth ward
are to be congratulated upon re.elect-
ing their honest and fearless alder
man, Michel McInerny, on Tuesday
by a handsome plurality. The rank
and file OF the people are with Nc.
lnerny even II the reformers were
against him.
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Irwin X. HaZen won out in grand
style in the aldermanic contest In the
Thirty-fifth ward, receiving one of the
largest pluralities ever given a can
didate In that ward Alderman Hazen
Is the right kind of man to sit in the
City Council and the voters of the
Thirty-fifth ward will never regret
electing him.
Judge Joseph II. Fitch has made a
splendid record during the short time
he has been on the Superior Court
bench and The Chicago Eagle urges
his denomination by the Democrats of
Cook county on next Tuesday. 1t is
able, painstaking and fair-minded men
like Judge Fitch that the people
should have on the bench. He Is
worthy OF the vote of every good
Democrat. Judge Fitch is So years of
age and has been resident of Chicago
since 1865. He was admitted to prac-
tice in 1881 and was Master in Chan
Gerry, Superior Court, in 1928. His
practice as a lawyer was general in
but lately he specialized in
condemnation cases and special as.
sessments. He was elected Judge of
the Superior Court in November, 1910,
TO fill vacancy and received
plurality of nearly 10000 votes. He
has been on the bench but four
months but at the Bar Associations
recent primary he received the high
est vote cast for any Democratic can.
didate and his vote was second among
all the candidates. This vote was
deserved compliment and will serve
as valid argument for his re.nomina-
ton at the judicial primary. Judge
Fitch may be considered a Chicago
man, although born in Maine, for he