Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-01-27

fords fine opportunity. Accordingly
Charles Ringer, a real estate dealer
living in the Eighth Ward. has been
groomed for the place. His petitions
are being circulated and he Is making
a quiet campaign in the southern sec.
ton Of the city.
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Judge Thomas F. Sully Is being talk.
ed all over the city for states attorney.
lie made fine alderman, Is making
fine Judge and would make fine
states attorney.
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John Hynes, central committeeman
from the Twenty.fourth ward, is being
strongly talked of for county commits.
sioner.
Frank j. Hogan, the popular attor.
ney, would prove strong candidate
on the Democratic ticket for municipal
Judge.
Edward Muelhoefer, the popular
Twenty-second ward Republican and
former alderman, is being urged to run
for county commissioner this year.
John J. Mclaughlin will have little
trouble In being returned to the Leg.
islature in the Nineteenth district. He
is deservedly popular with all classes
Of citizens.
Judge Frank Bakers long and hon
orable career on the bench has won
for him the admiration and confidence
Of the people Of Chicago.
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Frank r. Reid Of Aurora has his pc
tition out for the Republican nomina
ton for Attorney General. Mr.. Reid
was at one time an assistant in the
ONCE Of former United States Distric,
Attorney Sims. His friends had urged
him to run for Congress, but later per
suaded Mr.. Reid to seek the place
now held by william H. Stead. Mr.
Stead was a candidate for reelection
as are the other members Of the state
administration as far as is known.
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Chicago is the center Of national
Roosevelt committee. Headquarters
were opened Wednesday, It 10 an
nounced. The committee has for III
purpose the sounding out OF Roosevelt,
sentiment throughout the United
States. It Is to work ~ bring forth
an expression Of opinion also. The
officers are: President. Alexander II
Revell; vice.president. Dwight Law
renee; secretary, Edwin W. Sims.
The big army Of friends Of Bernard
F. Weber are working like Trojans te
land for him the Democratic nomina
ton for Alderman In the Twenty.sixtt
Ward and they are predicting sure
victory for him. Mr.. Weber is one o.
the best known and most popular mer
in the ward.
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II the Democrats want to invite de
feat, 1t Is the opinion Of some tina
they can make sure thing Of LOSING
by nominating Promising Hrub.
Junior" for Municipal Judge.
At a meeting of the Twenty.secont
Ward Democratic Club at 629 Hobbi,
street, Monday night, the candidac!
OF Edward f. Dunno for Governor wa
Endorsed.
! Ruby Is a good name for membe
Of the legislature who takes ever,
citizen for a Rube.
| When Congressman SABBATH get
through beating Hruby for that Con
, gressional nomination there will no
be enough left of Ruby to redden
mustard seed.
Hugh S. Magill, progressive Repub
lican candidate for United States sen
ator from Illinois and Walter G. Jones
progressive Republican candidate TO
governor, spoke to large crowd a
Murphysboro on Tuesday.
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Norman T., Mack, chairman of TIT
Democratic national committee, is II
Baltimore to 60 over with the ARCH
tects the plans for alterations to tn,
Fifth Regiment armory to provid,
seats for 10000 persons.
Frederick c. De Lang is circulating
his petitions for the Republican nom
ination for Congress from the Tent
district. Mr.. De Lang Is allied witt
the progressives.
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, Petitions of John ]. Brown of Van
dalia. ILL.,, as candidate for the Re