Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-26

Dunno has the people with him and
they count on election days.
The United Electrical League, COM
posed of members of all electrical
workers unions and representing
every ward in the city. Endorsed the
candidacy of Edward F. Dunno for
Governor. Fred w. Blocki was de.
clared the candidate of the electrical
workers for the Board of Review.
Vote for Joseph +. Connery for Re.
corder of Deeds. His record as
business man and as a citizen is a
guarantee of his fidelity as public
official.
Trustees Of the sanitary district re.
piled to the proposition of the City
Council to double the contract for
street lighting. They requested to be
shown the color of the city's money.
The present contract calls for 10000
new lights. and Trustee Thomas M.
Sullivan explained that the city now
owes the board $4,000 and should be
compelled to show It's ability to pay
for additional lamps before new
contract Is signed. The Council
finance committee will be asked to
meet with the board on Monday.
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Honest Peter Bartzen will be re.
elected President Of the County
Board.
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The Chicago organization Of Super.
visory Postofllce Employees at It's reg.
ular meeting last Monday elected the
following officers: james F. Metcalf,
president: Michael J. O'Malley. vice.
president: John I. Adams, secretary,
and Frank Miles, treasurer. II also
renewed it's membership In the Chi.
cago Association of Commerce for the
coming year.
Joseph T.. Bidwill, Jr., has made a
fine record as Clerk Of the Circuit
Court. Reflect him.
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| North Siders who ride on the North.
western elevated are becoming sick
and tired OF the actions OF hoodlums
who attend the Lane Technical School,
Day after day these rutiians board the
| local trains Mt Division street and pro.
coed to make life miserable for the
passengers. Women and young girls
are insulted, fist fights are started
and a general rough house Is kept up
by these overgrown toughs. On Tues
day afternoon riot was caused on
one OF the trains by one OF the STU
dents having set the emergency brake,
throwing many passengers out OF
their seats. When the culprlt was
taken by the company's agents fifty OF
his companions went to his rescue.
They were finally subdued. This Is
only one of great many instances OF
the kind.
North Siders have stood for the
actions OF ruffians who attend this
school long enough. Either remove
the school from the North Side or
prevent the students from travelling
with the general public unless they
behave themselves.
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That Frank l.. Fowler will be elect
ed to Congress in the Tenth District
by a big plurality is the opinion OF
everybody who knows conditions In
the district.
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Every indication points to the cleo
ton OF William J. Stapleton as State
Senator in the Sixth District. His
splendid record. coupled with his
wide spread popularity, makes victory
for him on November almost a Ger.
tainty.
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The election OF Hugh j. Kearns as
Municipal Judge will place on the
Municipal Court bench a man fitted In
every way to honestly and fearlessiy
administer the duties of his position.
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James NJ. DALEY has been endorsed
for Sanitary Trustee by the United
Electrical League. His election by a
big plurality is predicted on all sides.
Be with the winner--yote for Dunno
for governor.