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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1909

Page

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United Societies Shake Up Chicago Politics With Dry Rhetoric

A dry victory critique targets the United Societies led by Sawed-off Michaelis for influencing elections. The piece notes Judge Mack's re-election in Prohibition districts and lists candidates who won or lost, including Windes and Smith, amid broader calls to end their political influence.

United Societies A. J. Cermak Michaelis Judge Mack Braats Zeitung Freie Prease Jesse Baldwin Arthur McGoorty Brown Judge Windes Judge Smith Kruger Josetti Staats Freie Cermak Oak Eagle Theodore Brentano Case Circuit Court Superior Court Wm. Brown, Jr John Gibbons George Kersten Richard 8. Tuthill Kickham Scanlan Adeler J. Petit F. A. Smith Jesse A. Baldwin Frank Baker Edward O. Brown R. W. Clifford R. W. Clifford (D John P. McGoorty Richard E. Burke Charles Alling, Jr Edwin A. Olson Francis Adams John F. Holland Homer EB. Tinsman Frank P. Schmitt John T. Murray Almon W. Bulkley William H. Arthur Donald I. Morrill James Row James J. Kelly New York Commercial Payne Ways and Means Committee United States United States Treasury Federal Treasury Congress Brewera Sam New York Banka Hibernian Banking Association Graham & Sons Union Trust Company South Chicago Savings Bank The Commercial National

Judge Mack Wins Reelection Amid Civic Pulpit Endorsements

The Chicago election returns confirm Judge Julian W. Mack retaining the Juvenile Court seat after a campaign featuring Catholic, Jewish and socialist alignments. endorsements from Knights of Columbus leaders and prominent Catholics backed Mack, while opponents pressed for reform in juvenile treatment and court settlements.

Julian W. Mack Judge Mack The Eagle Chicago Circuit Court Z. P. Brosseau James F. Bowers J. F. Chvatal M. D James G. Condon John A. Cuneo Frank P. Danish William E. Dever William Dillon Edward F. Dunne M. J. Faherty John P. Foerster Peter L. Hoffman Albert Janda W. C. H. Keough Frank W. Kovaleski John A. Lynch John A. McGarry Philip J. McKenna Jacob A. Mueller Patrick H. O'Donnell Hugh O'Neil Peter Reinberg Samuel C. Scotten W. H. Sexton Julius F. Smietanka Mack

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