Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-03-09
What the Leaders Are Doing and
What People Have to Say
About Them.

to make q record, nor will
undue leniency be shown.
II am 43 years old, free from any
ailments either physical or mental.
''I have demonstrated my ability to
shoulder responsibilities.
II am not broken to harness, sad.
die, bride or halter.
81 do not wear binders or hobbies,
and have never been delivered to
any one on any proposition.
'T have 80 lived and conducted my.
self, both in public and private life,
that can look any man squarely In
the eye"
Judge Dunno has been endorsed for
governor by the Firemen's Associa.
ton.
A letter was sent to candidates for
nomination to the presidency Of the
County Board by the Civil Service
Reform Association, asking a state
ment rs to the candidates views on
civil service.
II the Republicans nominate Lewis
Rinaker for States Attorney they will
name winner.
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The Republican county committee
headquarters on the third floor OF the
Hotel La Sale was opened on Tues.
day with the full executive force of
the county organization ut the desks.
The primary campaign for the or.
ganization ticket nominated at the or.
ganization county convention will be
conducted from the dozen rooms
which are to house the different sub.
committees.
August w. Miller has made splen.
did record AZ county assessor and the
Republican voters arc going to re-
nominate him by a big plurality on
primary day.
The Eighteenth Ward Democratic
Club endorsed Edward F. Dunno for
governor.
Municipal Judge Joseph SABBATH wal
urged to become candidate fol
states attorney In resolutions passed
Monday afternoon ut meeting oi
his friends and admirers In the Hote
Sherman.
A committee was appointed to urge
the Judge to become candidate. A
petition naming Judge SABBATH wal
fled some time ago with the county
clerk by his friends. Judge Sabati
later announced that he would give
his adherents definite answer
March 8.
The meeting was called to order by
William Loewy and John NJ. Dun,
was chosen chairman.
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Headquarters for Governor Judsor
Harmon OF Ohio have been opened II
the Hotel La Sale. The first state
ment given out was by w. ]. Onahan
one OF Chicago's veteran Democrats
telling why he believes Democrats
should support the Ohio man.
Congressman Martin b. Madden
vigorously denied the report that ht
wasn't supporting the Republican
state ticket.
Albert ]. Hopkins, the popular for
mer United States Senator, will take
q foremost part In the big campaign
this year.
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No man on the Municipal Court
bench has made a cleaner or ADLER rec
ord than Judge John r. Caverly.
John J. Geraghty, the popular but
ton and badge manufacturer. would
make O splendid member of congress
and his big army of friends are work
ing to send him there In the Eighth
district.
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The phone company talks as II the
city was its private property.
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A. A. Worsley's candidacy for Mu
nicipal Judge on the Democratic ticket
is gaining In strength every day. He
enjoys widespread popularity II
Chicago
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Patrick ]. Devlin Of the Thirty
first ward has announced his candi
dacy for the Democratic nomination
for the state board of equalization.
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Rolla r. Longenecker, eldest son o
Joel M. Longenecker, once state'i
attorney Of Cook county, will seek the
Republican nomination for that Office
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Meetings In the interest OF Miles J
Devine, Democratic candidate fol
States Attorney, are to be held eact
Saturday afternoon during the primary
campaign at the Randolph street head
quarters OF the County Democracy
Robert q. Burke. the popular Sscrs