Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-02-24

ton at the hands Of his constituents.
He has proven himself to be an able
and conscientious public ofilcial and
has represented the people Of his
ward In q creditable manner. His ut.
titude in the pending telephone con.
troversy has won the admiration Of
everybody opposed to trusts and
monopolies.
Harry II. Lampert, one of Chicago's
successful young business men, is
making a great campaign for the
Democratic nomination for alderman
in the Twenty.third ward and all in.
dications point to victory for him
on primary day. He deserves the
vote of every democrat in the ward
who Is DESTROYS of seeing the best
men named for Office and also of
nominating men who can and will be
elected. Such a man is Mr.. Lampert.
All factions in the ward are uniting
on his candidacy and his nomination
will result in his certain election.
Mr.. Lampert is of German parentage
and was born in 1882 in Evanston,
iii. He was educated in the gram.
mar and high schools from whence
he went into the insurance business,
where he has been ever since. He
has been a success in business from
the start and Is today the senior part.
ner Of the firm Of Lampert and Kel.
Ter, who are the Chicago agents for
the Buffalo German Insurance Com.
pany. Mr.. Lampert Is o brother of
Nelson N. Lampert, vice president of
the Fort Dearborn National Bank.
The Democratic prospects are very
rosy in the new Twenty.third ward,
and Mr.. Lampert is the man on whom
the democrats can feel certain will
be elected. He IL clean cut, wide.
awake man who will represent the
ward In the city council in way that
will reflect credit upon himself and
upon the people Of the ward.
Bernard r. Weber, aided by an
army Of friends, 10 making q great
campaign for the Democratic nomina.
ton for Alderman In the Twenty.
sixth ward. His popularity coupled
with his fine business record and his
former record 40 alderman makes his
candidacy strong one with ell class.
% Of voters.
Alderman James Rea has pleased
the voters Of the Thirty.second Ward
by his good record In the City Council
and he should have little trouble In
winning out at the primaries.
Albert H. Putney, Democratic
l candidate for nomination as munich.
pal Judge, was born in Massachusetts,
in 1872, and was educated in the
schools Of Boston and Newton, Mass,
graduating from Yale College In 1898
with special honors In history, pc.
litical economy and law. He grad.
uated from the Boston University
Law school and was admitted to the
bar Of Massachusetts in 1895; ad.
mitted to bar Of Illinois In 1899 and
has since practiced law in Chicago.
He has been Professor Of Constitu.
tional Law since 1900 and Dean since
| 1904 Of the Illinois College Of Law.
He is the author Of over twenty vol.
umes on various subjects In law, gov.
eminent and political economy, and
10 at present working in collaborate
with Col. James Hamilton Lewis on
q set Of books on CONSTRUCTION and
Constitutionality Of Statutes" which
will be published this summer.
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George w. Paullin, the well known
furrier and sanitary trustee. would
prove an easy winner for congress In
the Tenth district.
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The woods are full Of congressional
candidates. Here they are By die.
tricts:
I'M. B. Madden. ss2s. Michi.
gan ...,............... REP.
Frank H. Childs. 22l1 Calu.
met ~. ..................R Rep.
r. @. wentworth .......... Rep.
Herbert g. Metcalf Rep.
Pliny B. Smith Rep.
Andrew ]. Donovan. ...... Dem.
w. ]. Hennessy. Dem.