Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-05-04

struction Is sought by Alderman
Charles NJ. Thomson, newly selected
chairman of the Building Committee.
At a meeting Monday afternoon mo.
ton was passed that the Building
Commission be required to make
written report on all such cases. This
will apply to the Health Commission,
where the buildings are affected by
regulations In the Health Department
that are violated. Alderman John J.
Coughlin was present for the first
time for months at committee meet.
ing and opposed the action Of the com.
mittee on this question.
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The executive committee of the
Sanitary District voted to put the 500
employees of the district under the
provisions of the "Workmen's Com.
pensation Act" which went into eff.
feet Tuesday.
Republican precinct clubs through.
out the county held their annual meet.
ings Tuesday night In accordance with
a provision Of the primary law. OF.
flcers of the precinct clubs were
elected. The ward clubs and the
county executive committee meet to
organize next Tuesday.
Albert II. Putney has earned by his
fine record as a lawyer and a citizen
widespread popularity in Chicago.
As a lawyer, a Democratic leader
and citizen, Ross c. Hall IL liked
and respected by all who come in con.
tact with him.
John A. Polka, the we'll known real
esate man and West Side Republican,
would make a splendid City Clerk.
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Robert II. Jampolis, the well known
and highly respected attorney, would
serve the people well on the bench.
Judge Pinckney made a fine record
In the Juvenile Court. He goes back
to the circuit bench because he pre-
fers the work there.
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Among Chicago's leading lawyers
and citizens no name stands higher
In the estimation of the people than
that of william d. Munhall.
Spencer Ward is the right man to
elect chief justice of the Municipal
court. He Is fitted In every way for
the position and the whole system will
benefit by his election.
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David Sullivan should be elected
Municipal Judge. His long and clean
record well fits him for seat on the
bench.
Joseph c. Blaha, member OF the
Legislature from the Nineteenth dis.
trict, is an able. energetic and con.
scientious public official.
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The people of the Ninth district are
proud of their able and faithful Con.
gresham, Lynden Evans, and they
are going to re.elect him by big
plurality,
| A better man could not be placed
upon the Municipal court bench than
John A. Mahoney.
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One of the best public officials In
Cook county is County Assessor Wal
ter T.. Schmidt, He Is entitled to Q
reelection.
According to Deputy Comptroller
Frank S. Ryan investigation has beef
found that the country judges arr
more active in the marriage mill thai
the regular Circuit court judges. Tn,
records, as reported by him, show tn,
following number of ceremonies b.
the country judges serving on tn
Cook County bench: Charles II
Bowles, Chicago Heights, 232; MAJ
zini Slusser, DOwners Grove, 10: Os
car Il. Heard, Freeport, SO: II. Sterl
ing PomerOy, Kewanee, 6; Edward NJ
Mangan, Aurora, IA; Duane J. Carnes
: Sycamore, ia.
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William Kolacek, President of tn
West Park Board, is opposed to thu
proposed plan to consolidate all tn,
park systems under city control. MI
Kolacek's objections are as follows
1.-THE parks should never be unite'
and subjected to the city. The tim
may come when it will be well to hav
one commission under the governor
but never under the mayor. The pee
pie of Chicago should be proud O
their parks-they speak for them
selves. Each commission attempts L
. Guido the others, to make the bes