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

the mayors crowd in the air and got
the nomination for sheriff as a re-
ward.
The City Hall, it is said, will back
two men on the Republican ticket
with all it's strength. One of these is
County Judge Righeimer and the 9TH
er is Charles Peters, the third man on
the ticket for sanitary trustee.
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1t was announced on Tuesday by
the Democratic managers that the re-
count of ballots in the April primar-
les for Municipal court judges had
made two changes in the regular or
ganizatiOn slate The count is to be
completed at noon today, when the
final figures will be compiled for for
ty precincts of the Thirty-fifth ward.
Michael F. Ryan, who was on the cit
liens slate, has defeated Francis B.
Allegretti on the regular slate for a
full term nomination for six years.
James J. O'TOole, former state rep
resentative on the citizens slate, un-
dOubtedly is a winner over E. Marshall
Amberg, regular, for one of the new
| four year terms.
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The Democratic managing commit
tee has slated Mrs. Albert NOwak,
widow of the late county commission
er for election by the board of cOun-
ty commissioners for the place Occa-
stoned by her husbands death. Mrs.
E w Bemis is placed officially upon
the Democratic county ticket for the
| full term election.
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Resolutions of respect and Sympa-
! thy were adopted Tuesday by the
! executive committee of the Democrat
| ic managing committee at the death
of Mr.. Mayer, for many years legal
counsel for the regular Democratic
! organization At the time of his death
he was a member of the constitution
| al convention from the First senator
! ial district, having been nominated in
the direct primaries as a Democrat.
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| Five hundred new clerks have been
assigned to the Chicago postoffice to
relieve pressure of work and eliminate
! overtime
Now if some of the head Ornamen-
| tai super-intendents are fired the
service will be greatly improved.
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Here is a chance to create a new
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! erty on both sides of Ashland avenue
needed for the opening and widening
! of that thOrOughfare between Irving
Park boulevard and West Lake street
will be acquired by the board of local
improvements. Special assessment
rolls levying special assessments
amounting to $6,261,6 ,642 for acquisi-
ton of the sites and buildings were
filed by the board with the Circuit
! Court of Cook County.
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Al Spink's column article in the
| Chicago Evening Post on Tom Foley
was read with interest by thousands
of old-timers. 1t was a classic and a
deserved tribute to a great and good
man.
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The Chicago Eagle reaches fifty
thousand Of the most influential and
solid of ChicagO's citizens.
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One of the worst things in the loon
although well meant, is the flushing
of the streets during business hours
by the Citizens Service Bureau. The
skidding of automobiles caused by
Over-wet pavementS causes many ac
cidents daily.
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The taxes assessed on some lOOI
skyscrapers are ridiculously lOw-jus
as their rents are ridiculousIy high
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George E. Carlson city commission
er of gas and electricity, will let con
tracts for the installation of $1,700, 90
worth Of new street lights.
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Nearly 300 officials of chambers O
! commerce from all parts of the Unite
| States Wprp OrpCpOt Monday Of IN