Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-08-24

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Robert Redfield, the we'll known
attorney and Democrat, would make
a splendid Judge.
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Albert H. Putney, the popular law.
yer and Democratic leader, IL deserv.
ing of seat upon the bench.
Robert NJ. Sweitzer, County Clerk,
branded an ridiculous the report that
the Civil Service Reform Association
contemplated starting mandamus pro-
ceedings to force him to reinstate fif.
teen men. These men, 1t was charged,
were discharged and others given
preference for political reasons.
This controversy is simply q differ
ence Of opinion as to the interpreta.
ton OF the law" he said.
Assistant City Treasurer Jacob
Lindheimer gave an excursion party
on Tuesday on the steamer South
Haven. over one hundred well known
Democrats attended and everyone Of
them had an excellent time.
Alderman Henry Utpatel, Is q man
who stands by his honest convictions
and his constituents honor him for It
Joseph F. Connery deserves to BE-
elected County Recorder. He 10 quail
fed in every way for the Office and
his election will give the people 9
public official that they will be proud
Of. Mr.. Connery 10 the kind Of q mar
the people need IN public Office. He
Is q man of ability and force Of char
acter. He has had an extensive ex
perience in dealings in abstracts ant
records In connection with real estate
and legal matters, which fact makes
him especially well fitted for the 20
sition Of County Recorder of Deeds
Mr.. Connery has a splendid record Il
his credit both rs q business mar
and o citizen. He received the fol
lowing recommendation from the Mu
nicipal Voters League in its repor
Of April 1, 1909:
Joseph F. Connery--Democrat
lives 2O2S Washington boulevard; OF
fee sol Corn Exchange Bank build
ing; SO years old; has had for severa
years entire management Of the larg,
George c. Walker estate; secretar.
and member Of trustees Of the Grace
land Cemetery improvement fund
with charge of investment and super
vision of expenditure of fund; in Chi
cago thirty.four years; in ward eigl
teen years; public school and Yves
Division high school; owns propert
in ward; man Of integrity, characte
and unusual force and independence
experienced in important business al
fairs; signed league platform"
That Joseph c. Blaha will be RI
elected to the Legislature in the Nine
teenth District is certain. He Is on
of the cleanest cut men elected I
public office. Office with him Is
public trust. He is honest and fea
less and Is never afraid to expires
his convictions. More men like Blah
are needed at Springfield.
Joseph s. LaBuy should be electe
Municipal Judge. He has splendi
record to his credit as lawyer an
h. will make an upright and consciel
tious Judge. Mr.. LaBuy was born @
farm near Fox Lake, Wis, In 1877
and was educated in the schools {
Fox Lake and at Beaver Dam an
Milwaukee. Graduating from ii
Chicago Kent College of Law, he WI
admitted to the bar in 1909, and h
law practice has been success fro
the start. He maintains suite of c
fees at 1877 North Clark street in Il
Ashland Block Annex. Mr.. LaBl
is a member of the Illinois State 81
Association and is secretary of Il
Lawyers Association of Illinois. /
has always taken an active part
politics and from his first vote bet
a staunch Democrat. He could ;
ways be found working hard for Il
success of the party. The Democrat
voter made a good choice in the selt
: ton of Joseph s. LaBuy for nomir
ton for Municipal Judge and his ele
ton next November will not be
, GREETED.
No better man could be elect
Municipal Judge than Stephen
Malato. He is qualified in every W
for a seat on the Municipal Co,
bench. His record as lawyer sho
him to be a man OF force. Learnt
and energy. Vote for him.
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!. Charles Krutckoff will make spl
did member OF the Board of Assesso
t ~
. No candidate before the people
serves an election more than Coul
q Assessor Walter e. Schmidt. He I
o at all times proven himself to be