Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-07-15

constitution December II because it
Will clean out some of the timber now
on the bench. If the constitution is
adopted, there will be nine judges of
the unified Circuit court of Cook
county to elect next June.
In event the constitution is defeated
these judges of the Superior Court
come along for election in June, 1923:
Albert c. Barnes, Charles M. Foell,
Marcus Kavanagh, William H Nc
Surely and Oscar Hebel, Republicans;
and Joseph H. Fitch, M. L. Mckinley,
Hugo Pam, Joseph B. David, John
M. O'Connor and Jacob H. Hopkins,
Democrats. The new constitution pro
vides that judges assigned to the Ap-
pellate court shall serve until 1929
The new Thirtieth ward Democrats
elected the following officers: James
t. lgOe, ward committeeman; Robert
w. Larkin, president; Robert Bren-
nan, vice president; George Spehn,
secretary; Bernard Cunningham,
treasurer; Timothy Carmody, sergeant
at arms; Alderman John S. Clark,
The charter for the new Thirtieth
ward has been issued by the Secre-
tary of State to Robert w. Larkin,
James T. Igoe and John S. Clark.
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The Chicago Eagle sends out no
one to solicit money or checks for
any enterprise charitable or political
sons are going about soliciting money
and claiming connection with this
newspaper or other papers. Such per-
sons are frauds and should be prose-
cuted as such. We have repeatedly
issued warnings against frauds pre-
tending to collect for some special
edition" to benefit soldiers. Other pa
pers have done the same
We notice a number of contractors
in the published list of members of
the Illinois Jockey club. W. Obid Dunt-
ley is the president of the club. If
that isn't bid for public favor, what
is?
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Judge BrentanO, now Z. S. minister
to Hungary, must be awful busy over
there. Not one of his Chicago friends
has heard from him that we know of
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James A. Quinn certainly did the
public a great favor when he showed
up the rOttenness of the primary in
the 29th Senatorial district.
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We haven't heard that w. Obid
Duntley's famous jockey club has
started up yet. Surely it is not wait
ing for winter to run it's races around
the stove. Some of the greatest time
ever made has been made by horses
| in stories around the stove" in win
, ter that never could run on any real
track in summer. Wake up Obid! Get
| your pneumatics busy. That track
should materialize. Chicago awaits
| it.
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DR.. John Dill Robertson has been
elected president of the School Board
! The school board needs a DOCTOR
| judging from the scandals unearthed
and squelched.
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i George E. Brennan's leadership is
getting more Democrats into office
and every time a Republican hollers
about the Democrats getting too
much the better it pleases the Demo
cratic rank and file
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Many people would like to see
Francis w Walker, the eminent law
yer, elected to the Superior Court
bench The honor would round out a
life of useful and honorable achieve
ment.
Joseph F. Haas, one of the most
popular men in the Republican party
may be the Republican candidate for
mayor next spring.
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Overloaded motor trucks, which
have caused 100000 damages to the
streets of Oak Park, will be seized
and the drivers fined, Village Attor
ney Levy Fuller announced.
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The new constitution will be beate1
by the people on December r. Il
ought to be. 1t is an inexcusable af
front.
Officials of the Sinclair CONSOLIDATED
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