Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-06

After the meeting II was announced
that Attorney Joseph p. Mahoney had
been selected as Judge O'Connor's
master in chancery. and the masters
In chancery for the other judges were
all reappointed.
The appointment Of Judge Edward
Osgood Brown to the Federal bench
would please many Chicagoans.
John NJ. Jamm. well known Twenty.
third ward restaurant proprietor, is
much talked Of by his friends for
County Commissioner.
Charles J. Murphy, member Of the
state board Of equalization, has an.
bounced his candidacy for the Demo.
cratic nomination for Congress in the
First district. He would oppose Con.
gresham Martin Il. Madden, Repub.
| lican. Andrew Donavan, who ran
| against Madden as a Democrat In 1912.
Is expected to enter the race next
year as Progressive.
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John i. Mclaughlin would make a
splendid Appraiser OF the Port Of
| Chicago. He Is qualified. capable and
popular.
The Credit Guide, the best authority
on credits in Chicago. has covered the
whole field In It's annual volume for
1914. Just issued. The Credit Guide
gives a line on Chicag0ans as to their
property. business qualifications and
habit OF pay. The work contains over
100000 names and is invaluable ia
everyone In any kind Of business.
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Albert J. Hopkins Is the choice Of
thousands OF Republicans for United
States Senator.
Aid. Frank J. Wilson Is expected to
contest with Johan Wage for state
Senator from the Twenty.hfth district
II Wilson does seek to enter state poll
tics former Aid. Jens Hyldahl will try
, for his council job. Hyldahl lost to
A. Trebing In the primary u year ago
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A call for women volunteers to act
as judges and clerks for the spring
election was sent out to all the ward
; and precinct suffrage organizations by
Miss Marion II. Drake. president oil
the Cook County Suffrage alliance.
In her communication Miss Drake
who is an attorney. explained the cleo
ton law regarding the selection Of
judges and clerks and also explains
the law on the much.mooted question
Of the woman householder.
The progressive and democratic
women" declares Miss Drake In hel
communication. belong to the two
predominant political parties OF Cool
county. Therefore, when you know
your precinct boundaries. It will b.
advisable to have progressive an(
a democratic woman to recommend
for each precinct.
Though woman belongs to non
partisan ward organization she will
be compelled to declare her politics
before applying for such political wOrl
as Judge and clerk of election"
u Arnold tells the city to electrif!
the railroads. Don't do 1t.
Telephone service has been worse
! than ever since the people were solo
out last by the aldermen.
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Hoffman beat Appetite Traeger fol-
coroner in 1904 by 60,325 majority ant
Traeger is the duck who calls himsel
popular The official vote was: Hoff
man, 199,449; Traeger, 139,124.
Appetite John wants to be Count.
Treasurer the worst way. He want
to make a record as Job hun
. ter. He has one already.
Roger C.. Sullivan IS a man OF tn
! people He never got away from then
and they will be with him to the fin
: ish.
, Traeger's little bank. that he is a
!. legged to have made out of politics
since he quit driving, ought to bu
. those forlorn city bonds, now on sal
"over the counter" out of gratitude
q II for no other reason.
5, 49,
J. Democrats all over are talking @
g John J. Coburn for Judge of the Pro
@ bate Court. His nomination woul
]. mean certain election. A better DUAL
n fed man for the position could not b
found than Mr.. Coburn, He Is an abb
l. and humane man and would make
4 courageous, fair.minded and painstal
?. ing Judge. His record as lawye