Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-11-04


on November z. Republicans are
ashamed and indignant over the rec
ords made by former Republican state
treasurers. They realize that the Re-
publican candidate for state treasurer
has, by his silence, condoned the ad-
ministrations of the former state
treasurers who were indicted.
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eve will elect eighty-one members
three in the Twenty-seventh dis
trict, two in each of the Second,
Fourth, Ninth, Eleventh, Twelfth,
Fifteenth, Seventeenth, Nineteenth,
Twenty-frst, Twenty-second, Twenty
fourth, Twenty-eighth, Twenty-ninth,
Thirtieth, Thirty first, Thirty-second,
Thirty-fourth, Thirty-sixth, Thirty
eighth, Fortieth, Forty-second, Forty
third, Forty-fourth, Forty-ffth, forty
sixth, forty-seventh, forty-eighth and
Forty-ninth districts and one each
from the other districts in the state.
Too late the Republicans have dis
covered that they overestimated their
three members in certain districts of
the state.
I'm some districts where the Demo
Gratis nominated only one candidate,
Independents will be elected in place
of Republicans.
"One thing is certain. 1t will be
absolutely futile for Governor Small
to attempt to control the next general
assembly"
John F. Gibbons, Democratic NOM
inee for clerk of the Criminal court,
has received a letter from Julius F.
Sm;etanka, offering his aid from now
until election day as campaigner for
Mr.. Gibbons. Among others who have
written to Mr.. Gibbons, assuring him
of their support, are John M. Glenn,
secretary of the Illinois Manufactur-
ers' association, and Lucius Teter,
president of the Chicago Trust COM
pany.
Among new organizations formed
to boost the candidacy of Judge Rig
heimer for reelection to the County
bench is one composed of stock and
bond brokers and another made up of
carpet and upholstery statesmen.
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The American Association of the
Greek Community of Chicago is out
with an Endorsement of the candidacy
of James M. Daley for sheriff. Ex-
preston of the Greek organizations
approval of the Democratic nominee
is the twentieth which came from
such bodies in the last week.
With the fact in mind that New
York voters had approved soldiers
bonus act, only to have it declared
unconstitutional by the. Court of .Ap-
peals,s Jacob l.. Tenny, commander
of Walter S. Poague Post, sought in
formation on the constitutionality of
the Illinois law.
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l. nave I6dQ IL dAu otuNiON ~ AA0 ="
ever, and you may tell the American
Legion men and other soldiers that l
believe the act is perfectly all right.
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"As far as L know, nobody intends
| to take the act into the courts if 1t
is approved by the people, but even
| if it should be done 1 don't think
anything can be found wrong with it.
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| There is no doubt in my mind as
to the approval of the act by the
people. Everywhere have gone SEN
| timent is in favor of it. / am sure 1t
will be approved and our boys will
get their money"
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New York voters approved bonus
| in 1921 by majority of close to 1000,
900 votes. Then began the fight.
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The points he made against the
proposed code are that it raises the
religious question in public schools
against decisions of the Supreme
court; that by it's terms any man cal