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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1909

Page

2

Chicago Police Shakeups Signal Chief Hope Gesture

The Fourth Division sees Inspector Charles Dorman reassigned to Desplaines street to fill McCann’s post as acting Third Division inspector and captain at Maxwell Street. O'Brien moves to Maxwell Street with salary up to 2800, Cudmore to 22d Street with 2250. McCann's six month furlough prompts a new inspector, amid talk of pacifying blue coats for a civilian chief. ten inspectors now exist though eight are funded.

Charles Dorman Desplaines Street McCann Maxwell Street O’brien Capt Cudmore 22D Street Busse Po Hce Bluecoats Capt. O'Brien Capt Wood

The Circus Man comes to McVicker's in Chicago

Klaw and Erlanger present Maclyn Arkluck as Fighting Hime Look in The Circus Man at McVicker's Theater on August 28 with the novel elephant Imogene. The show blends Holman Day stories into a new comedy drama for the season.

M'Vicker's Klaw & Erlanger Chicago McVicker's Theater Maclyn Arbuckle Holman Day Eugene Presbrey America Imogene

White Sox Open Home Stand With New York Highlanders

The base ball section reports a gala home opener this Saturday at American League Ball Park as the White Sox host the New York Highlanders. Jim Scott, a leading pitcher for Camiskey, is slated to start today. Boston, Washington, and Philadelphia follow in the series.

Gunther Park Cuban Stars Philadelphia Giants Rogers Parks Gunthers Rogers Skel Roach Eddie Sykes Gibbons Bark Rugar Niesen Rugar New York White Sox Billy Sullivan New York Highlanders Sox Boston Washington Philadelphia Highlanders Jim Scott Camiskey

Des Moines Leads Western League Pennant Race

Des Moines now leads the pennant race in the Western League with clear indications pointing to a victory. The Des Moines club, owned by John F. Higgins, Chicago printer, has fought hard all season and earned top standing. Higgins deserves credit for backing the team and investing to ensure a winning season.

Des Moines Des Moines Ball Club John F. Higgins Chicago Higgins

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