Chicago Probate Court noted as world’s largest single judge system
The article reports Judge Charles S. Cutting praising Cook County Probate Court as the largest in the world presided by one man, comparing it with New York surrogates who earn higher salaries and serve longer terms, while Cook County handles 6,500 to 7,000 estates annually valued from 350 to 500 million dollars. It also covers a city school census start May 2 under W. L. Bodine, and numerous local political notes and notices.
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Charles S. Cutting
Cook County Real Estate Board
Cutting
Chicago
New York
Cook County
W. L. Bodine
Compulsory Education Department
Bodine
Board of Education
Harrison
Hopkinson Smith
Tinsman Resigns City Council To Seek Circuit Court Seat
Homer E. Tinsman resigns from the City Council to run for the Circuit Court bench in Chicago drawing a large following among Democrats who want him nominated. Former Judge Edward Osgoot Brown is urged as the right candidate for the vacancy given his proven bench record and broad popularity.
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Homer E. Tinsman
Superior Court
Traeger
James C. Dooley
Ihe
University of Illinois
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Congress
General Assembly
Circuit Court
Board
Board of County Commissioners
Sanitary District
Sanitary District Board
Edward C. Brown
Homer BE. Tinsman
John J. Coburn
Herman J. Bauler
Twenty-second Ward
Edward Osgood Brown
Chicago
John J. Bradley
Manly
Edward Osgoot Brown
Great Battle of 1910 and Democratic Candidate List
The document lists numerous Democratic figures and potential contenders for offices in the upcoming fall elections, including noted names such as John J Coburn John M Duffy and many others. The text also names Republican candidates and officials across various roles including judges sheriffs and county positions, highlighting a broad slate of figures tied to partisan races.
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Chicago Eagle
Harry R. Gibbons
John T. Connery
Lockwood Honore
Charles J. Vopicka
Fred W. Blocki
Andrew J. Graham
John E. Traeger
Ernst Hummel
William L. O’connell
James Hamilton Lewis
Charles H. Wacker
State
Adans and
Dearborn Sts
Thomas English
Fish Furniture
George M. White
White
Horan
Marshal Horan
Fred W. Block
Adams A. Goodrich
Twenty-first Ward
Lockwood
Honore
Col
Charles H. Wackler
Cyril R. Jandus
Henry J. Kolze
Benjamin F. Richolson
United States
Albert J. Hopkins
Illinois
Charles B. Cruikshank
Cooper Lyon
Bishop & Babcock Company
Clyde A. Morrison
We Superior Court
Ely
Harry Gibbons
Internal Revenue
Herman J. Bayler
Cook
Julius FP. Smietanka
Arthur W. Fulton
Bussese
Harry Hildreth, Jr
Marty Hildreth
Jacob M. Horn
West Town
Charles A.mcdonald
The
Able
Joseph F. Haas
W. H. Baldwin
Indian Refining Company
John R. Caverly
Joseph F. Haasar
Foell
Pugh Terminal Company
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
North Water Street
John E. Owens
Tom N. Donnelly
Menelik
J. Pierpont Morgan
Pennsylvania Road Company
Germany
MacMonnies
Fairbanks
Japan
Shaw
George
Greece
Peter of
Servia
St. Petersburg
Russia
Balkans
Peter
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Democrats
John M. Duffy
John T, Murray
John EB. Owens
John P. McGoorty
Andrew J. Ryan
James T. Brady
George M. Stevens
Edward O. Brown
Charles A. McDonald
M. H. Guerin
Nicholas R, Finn
Joseph Sabath
W. D. Munhall
R. W. Clifford
Frank R. Cain
George Mills Rogers
William BE. Dever
Johnson
J. W. O'Donnell
Richard E. Burke
Daniel L. Cruke
William A. Doyle
John E. Kehoe
Granville W. Brown
John C. King
John C. Richberg
Robert Redfield
Francis W. Walker
James C. McShane
Joseph E. Flanagan
Oscar F. Mayer
Peter Reinberg
John G
Neumeister
William H. Lyman
H. E. L. Doggett
Ross C. Hall
Joseph Donnersberger
Charles F. Gunther
John
Clare John K. Prindiville
James C. Martin
Daniel G. Ramsay
Theodore C. Mayer
Francis J. Sullivan
Richard J. Finn
Louis Levy
Bernard J. Mahony
Thos. F. Scully
Democrat
Kcult
Kentt
Clyde A
Morrison Julius F
Smietanka
William EB
Mason Charles E. Cruikshank
Pliny B
Smith Arthur W. Fulton
John F. Holland
Ernest Saunders
Frank P, Schmitt
Benjamin F., Richolson
Homer EB. Tinsman
James 8. Hopkins
Charles B. Pavicek
Thomas Taylor, Jr. Roberts
Iles Warren Pease Stillman B. Jamieson
Edmund W. Burke
Hlbridge Hancey
Edwin A. Olson
Arba N. Waterman
George K. Schmidt
A. C. Clark
Chauncey Dewey
Zina R. Carter
George F. Harding, Jr
August W. Miller
Ewes
Comte Rereublican
Charles BE. Merriam
Manietee le Soarpublicans
Frank Crowe
Sidney Adler
Irwin R. Hazen
Henry Atpatel
Warwick A. Shaw
Q. J. Chott
Robert R. Jampolis
John R. McCabe
Lewis Rinaker
Sedge Publican
Charles 8. Cutting