Chicago eagle., 1912-03-23
POLITICAL TALK
Heard from the Various Camps
During the Week About
Men Prominent In
Politics.
What the Leaders Are Doing and
What People Have to Say
About Them.

Spencer Ward will be nominated
by the Democrats for Chief Justice
of the Municipal Court. He is the
right man for the Office.
Vote for Henry H. Lampert for
Alderman in the Twenty.third ward.
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j. McCan Davis, number Z In the
list Of Republican candidates for the
nomination Of governor, has Joined
the candidates colony in the Hotel
La Sale. All those who are running
now have Chicago headquarters ex.
cept John J. Brown Of vandalia.
The West Twenty.sixth Street
Business Mems Association has In.
dorsed the candidates. Of Anton
vanek, Republican aldermanic nomi.
nee in the Thirty.fourth Ward, and
A. J. Cermak, Democratic nominee in
the Twelfth Ward.
A week from Tuesday will be the
aldermanic election day.
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Students Of Northwestern Univer.
sity law school have organised to
boost the candidacy Of Matthew Mills
for the Republican nomination for
member Of the board Of review. A
similar club has been formed ct the
College Of Physicians and Surgeons.
The Young Mems Matthew Mills
Club has effected permanent organi.
zation and named q campaign com
mitted to make the fght for their can
didate.
Vote for James N. Slattery for the
Democratic nomination for bailiR oi
the municipal court.
A Spencer Ward Booster Club hal
been formed by bis friends and
neighbors to aid his candidacy on thl
Democratic ticket for Chief Justice o.
the Municipal Court. The club hal
headquarters at Myrtle Masonic Tenn
pie Hall. rorty.second court and II
wing Park boulevard. Richard G
Faunt 10 the president and James 4
Doyle secretary.
Robert q. Wilson looks like IN oas,
winner for denomination 70 the Le0
islature In the Sixth District. Mr.
Wilson 10 Q born campaigner and - de
servedly popular with all classes
throughout the District.
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Edward oueeney 10 . popular can
didate for Municipal Judge on th
Democratic ticket. and oil signs poin
70 his nomination on Primary day
with votes to spare.
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Tho Democrats will make no mis-
take in nominating Frank H. Noval
for Municipal Judge. He 10 an abl
lawyer and will make Q hne Judge.
Alderman James r. Buckley ha
fled his petition 40 an independen
candidate for alderman In the Thil
tesnth Ward. He says he didn't 50
square deal at tho primaries and !
going 70 run independent to vindicat
his record In the Council.
James g. Hopkins, the popular attor
nsy and master In chancsry, woult
make Q splendid Judge.
In the financial and business work
Of Chicago NO leader 10 moro highly 70
spsctsd than Albert q. Wheeler.
Judge John r. Caverly daily con
tnues 10 serve the people In an able
conscientious and fair.minded manner
Ono Of the ablest, hardest working
and most popular members Of the CIT!
Council ID Alderman Irwin r. Hazen
Albert J. Hopkins long and honor
able record 40 q public ofacial and a
q lawyer has earned for him the admi
ration and confidence Of all Illinoisans
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Judge Edward Osgood Brown de
serves the widespread popularity HI
enjoys throughout Chicago and Cool
County.
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Spencer Ward Ia q sure winner TO
Chief Justice of the Municipal Court
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Charles w. Vail will be renomi
mated Clerk of the Superior Court b!
q handsome plurality. He has the Re
publican rank and file with him from
the start.
Peter M. Hoffman has served tn
people we'll as Coroner and his renom
ination by the Republicans is q fore
gone conclusion.