Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1914-10-03

the votes Of his friends to the Sulli.
van senatorial candidacy. He was
traded of and slaughtered primary
day.
The way the Sullivan organization
cut A. A. Worsley, the able lawyer
who was the first man on its municipal
slate, was a fright.
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John J. Coburn, the well.known law.
yer, was traded of by the Sullivan
senatorial boys on primary day. II he
had been given q square deal he would
have been nominated for probate Judge
and elected.
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Colonel Leopold Moss, the we'll.
known business man, was put on the
Sullivan slate for county commissioner
to attract a large Hebrew vote to Sui.
Ivan for senator. The organization
cut him to pieces and traded him on
primary day.
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Stanley KuAewski has many friends
who are disguised with the way the
Sullivan organization treated him at
the primary and beat him for county
commissioner.
John c. Harding had many promises
OF support from the Sullivan organ.
ization for county commissioner and
president OF the county board. He got
the con smile and the knife on pr.
mary day.
Joseph b. Ocean knows more about
the Sullivan crowd since they beat
him for county commissioner.
John +. Hodge Is not so strong a
Sullivan man as he was. He learned
something primary day.
Daniel j. Harris, now county COM
missioner and a strong Sullivan man,
got what was coming to him primary
day. when the Sullivan organization
threw him high In the air.
John Minwegan, the well.known
Gern,an.American Democrat, who has
made good public record, was placed
on the Sullivan organization slate for
county commissioner to catch votes fol
Sullivan for senator. He was cut and
traded and beaten on primary day.
Rocco De StefanO was put on the
Sullivan organization slate to draw the
Italian vote to Sullivan's senatorial
boom. Mr. Stefano was traded of or
primary day and defeated.
John c. Kelly's friends wanted Il
see him county commissioner. The
Sullivan senatorial gang knitted ant
beat him at the primary.
Charles Hopes friends were will
Sullivan before the primary. The wa!
the gang traded his candidacy fol
county commissioner for votes To-
their man has cured some Of them.
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John Kercher for county commits
sioner was beaten by the Sullivan
traders.
| Michael u 1T ,vnn In o", Dali al,
American, was put on the Sullivan OF
ganisation slate for county commits
sioner and was traded of and heater
on primary day for senatorial votes
Joseph HOnan was candidate 70
county commissioner who was trade,
off by the Sullivan organization.
James A. Pink certainly deserved
better treatment than a throw-dowl
from the Sullivan organization. IL
was one of Sullivan's hardest workers
The many friends of Harry d. CARD
ner who were led to believe that tn
Sullivan organization would supper
him for county commissioner are sor
at the way the organization traded hiI
off for senatorial votes.
The Sullivan senatorial gang mad
dead set against Mark Il. Guerir
the able lawyer who was candidat
at the primary for municipal Judge
They had hard work trading him Of
at that.
NJ. Emmett Clare would have bee
nominated for municipal Judge II tn
Sullivan machine had not fought hin
Albert II. Tyrrell made the race 70
! the probate judgeship as Sulliva
man and was tossed high In the al