Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1913-01-25

Sale Tuesday night. The club Is com. |
posed of more than 200 representa-.
tives of manufacturing and wholesale |
establishments that cater to hotel |
trade supplies and materials. Each |
month proprietor or manager of one
of the prominent hotels Is their guest
of honor at the monthly dinner. Tues.
day night Ernest J. Stevens. vice pres
ident and general manager of the Ho-
tel La Sale. was the guest.
Arson II. Browns candidacy for
alderman in the Thirty.frst Ward is
growing stronger every day, and his
election by big plurality Is predicted
on all sides. His record both as a
lawyer and a citizen commends him
for the position.
John NJ. O'Connor. the well known
attorney and State Senator from the
Twenty.ninth District, Is a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Judge Of the Superior Court. Senator
OConnor's record both as public
official and as lawyer Is such that he
can appeal to every honest Democrat
for support at the primaries Feb. Is.
After teaching school several terms
Mr.. O'Connor graduated from the Kent
College Of Law Of Chicago. He was
associated with the late Huntington
w. jackson from 1897 to 1901, and
from 1901 to 1905 with David B. Ly.
man, Leonard A. Busby and David b.
Lyman, Jr. Lyman. Busby & LYMAN,
and from 19O5.1906 under Mayor
DUNES administration he was an as.
sistant corporation counsel under
James Hamilton Lewis, resigning to
become o member Of the present firm
Of Lyman, Lyman & O'Connor, with
Offices In the Title & Trust building.
He IL married and has two children,
and lives at No. 1O41 Rush street. in
the Twenty.first ward. He was an In.
structor for two years In equity
pleading and practice in the law de-.
partment Of the Loyola University;
elected to the State Senate Of Illinois
in 1910, and Is now attending the final
session of the legislature for which
he was elected. He was the father Of
the Chicago outer harbor bill, which
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the papers Of Chicago said was the
greatest piece Of legislation affecting
Chicago at the 47th session Of the Gen
e A'seov, 0a "
, dorsement Of the Legislative Voters
League. He IL member Of the
Knights Of Columbus, City Club, Chi
cago and Illinois Bar Associations. and
has had considerable important litiga
tion. AT one time he had nine case,
In the Supreme Court and won all o
them. reversing the lower court n
sour ~ the cases.
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James 8. Hopkins, the we'll KNOW
attorney. would serve the people wei
on the bench.
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L. n. Condee. the we'll known an
many as q good man to put on tn
Superior Court bench this spring.
Judvo John n. owens continues I
serve the people In an able. homes
and fearless manner as County Judge
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n vho, tho c,tv coHrcii ala Ina, Mon
Demand made for action toward new
charter.
q. Report on Home theater inquir,
y sent back to committee, =
,f Fiood OF oraers presented ior ~
vestieaioh ana Improvement Vi ''a'
of ton service.
20 hack Of automatic gas shut.off law,
- order for ordinance presented pro
,a hibitine dance halls above third floor
al ConRressman.elect Thomson re
le signed and special election called t
IT, III! Vacancy ~
IN praN oi p"I resu'a'"s pINa''
70 Dsnks ,econ'"e"ae" 'o' preSe"'a''o'
or 10 legislature.