Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-08-26

Confident OF Electing Their Whole Coun-
ty Ticket in November by an Over
whelming Majority of Votes

1t is many a long day since the
Democratic Party in Chicago has been
as confident of winning an election as
they are the one which will be de-
cided in November next.
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They have a strong ticket and are
absolutely united under a strong
leader whose foresight has won the
confidence of all factors-GeOrge E.
Brennan.
Brennan never gets excited; never
makes false predictions and is not
wasting his time in trying to nomi-
nate any particular candidate for
mayor.
The Democratic managing commit
tee at its meeting on Wednesday at
Sherman House reOrganized under the
fifty ward plan and formally opened
the 1922 fall campaign.
The new county executive commit
tee named Wednesday is as follows:
George z. Brennan, Michael Kenna,
William L. OCOnnell, James NJ. Daley,
Henry Stuckart, P ]. Carr, James M.
Whalen. Frank Rydzewski,, A. J.
SABBATH A. J. Cermak, Martin J.
O'Brien, Robert NJ. Sweitzer, p A.
Nash. Stanley H. Kunz, Joseph Rush
kiewicz, Stanley AdamiewicZ, John j.
Tuohy, John Powers, Dennis ]. Egan,
Dorsey P. Grove, Henry A. Gender,
Neil Murley, Clayton F. Smith, Joseph
NJ Fitzgerald. NJ. F. Sheridan, F. J.
Walsh Timothy J. Grove, Joseph o.
Kostner. John S. Clark, Thomas j.
Lynch, John f. Traeger, Daniel Ryan,
Ross c. Hall, William Legner, Michael
Rosenberg, Joseph H. Smith, Rudolph
Schapp, James c. Denvir, Patrick j.
Sullivan, James A. Quinn, Robert w.
McKinlay, John p Keevers, Paul
TamillO
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Notable, politically, says the Trib-
une is the addition to the list of
executive committeeman of the name
OF James Aloysius Quinn of the
Twenty-frst ward Of all belligerents
against the old Sullivan-HOpkins-B -Bren-
nan antagonists, the name of Quinn
has led all the rest and the signifi-
canoe that lies on the surface is that
the old time north side feud between
the Quinn and the OMalley interests
passed out with the death of John
F." as Mr. OMalley was known in
politics
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Brennan says that the man who
works the hardest to elect the County
ticket this fall will have the best
chance for the mayOralty nomination
in the spring.
Accordingly the following mayor
atty candidates are working overtime
for the whole ticket. John T. Con
merry, Patrick A Nash, James Mean
drews, William H. Sexton, James T.
IgOe, Martin J. O'Brien, Judge Frank
Johnston, Judge Jacob Hopkins, Stan
ley Kunz, Carter H. Harrison, Michael
Igoe, Dennis ]. Egan, Judge John J.
CulllN dU, JuuS6 w IIlIdIIl u. DCf SI
Clayton F. Smith, VIM. l.. O'COnnell
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The Republicans on the other hand
are not united. There are three fac
tiOns in it that refuse to be appeased
and there you are.
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There is a bad Republican split on
the nominees for trustees of the sani
tary district of Chicago.
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The Deneen men and the City Hal
machine are both said to be sharpen
ing their axes for Lawley and Mueller
the c. O. P nominees for trusteeships
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Coroner Holman, who is now run
ming for sherdiff, is going to have his
hands full. He Topped away from the
City Hall camp last spring. Now the
City Hall camp has topped away from
him
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He tOddled along with the City Hal
crowd and helped them in the Coun
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