Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-09-09


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chimes that do not register accurately
are being condemned by Peter Zim.
mer, city sealer. A squad Of inspectors
toured all the elevated station plat.
forms last week and pasted signs on |
scores Of machines that were found !,
incorrect. The squad will look over
the chewing gum machines next.
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Twenty.nine candidates for the six
new positions on the Superior Court
bench were trotted out at the last
meeting of the Republican county ex.
ecutive committee. The lists are still
open and further entries are looked
for. The six nominations will be made
Sept. 10 at a convention of the precinct
committeeman in the Second Regiment
armory, but before convention day the
probability is that the leaders will
pick a slate.
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Friends of George w. Paullin, the
well known furrler and member OF the
come candidate for the Republican
nomination for Congress in the Tenth
district to succeed George e. Foss.
Mr.. Paullin's splendid public and bust
ness record Is well known TO the peo.
pie, and II he consents to run he will
prove winner.
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Albert ]. Hopkins honest, clean and
fearless record both in the United
States Senate and In Congress are
we'll known to the people Of Illinois.
and no man stands higher In their
estimation.
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The Home Brewery Is Chicago's
youngest brewery and 1t Is also one Of
her most successful ones. The growth
In business OF this brewery has been
marvellous and can be accounted for
by the fact that Home Beer has no
peer anywhere.
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Albert G. Wheeler has won the high
| place he holds in the estimation of
the people OF Chicago by his splendid
record as financier, business man
and public spirited citizen.
One of the ablest, most conscien-
tious and best qualified men sitting
on the Municipal Court bench is Judge
John r. Caverly.
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John j. Coburn's election to the Su.
perior Court bench Is being predicted
on all sides. His long and brilliant
record has won for him a big army of
friends and admirers, and every one
of them are working like Trojans to
place him where he belongs.
James s. Hopkins, the popular at
torney and masterin.chancery. would
make splendid Judge of the Superior
Court.
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All factions of Democrats are with
Col. James Hamilton Lewis for United
States senator.
John NJ. Duffy will prove a winner
Court Judge. His long and honorable
record as lawyer and a citizen COM
mends him to the Democratic precinct
committeeman as the right man TO
nominate on September 10.
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Work on the new Hyde Park high
school, East Sixty-second street and
Stony Island avenue, will begin al
once. At the meeting of the commit,
tee on buildings and grounds of the
Board of Education bids for the cree
tion of the new high school totaline
$4,000 were accepted. An appro
priation of 100000 has been made for
the building, which will be ready foi
occupancy August 81, 1912.
Henry Ericsson, building commits
sioner, sent thirty-day notice to
Peter Bartzen, president of the county
board, calling for the repair of the
Criminal Court building and the county
jail. Neither building needs repairing
from the standpoint OF safety, but Mr.
Ericsson wishes to have them made
more slightly, as cracks In the stone
have appeared.
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The election board has issued a
table showing that 1921 Republican
and 1,l73 Democratic precinct CON-
mitteemen are qualified TO sit In the
convention Sept. 10. The full number
OF precincts Is LAS.
A boom was started on Tuesday by
friends of Municipal Judge Joseph Y.
Uhlir, who would like to see him win
one OF the Superior Court judgeships
to be filled this fall. They are urging
him to seek one OF the six Republican