Mack's Quiet Divorce Ruse Probed by News Inquiry
Investigators for the Chicago Daily News reveal a coordinated effort to suppress public exposure of a Newell divorce case in Judge Julian W. Mack's court. The report details alleged hush tactics by clerk Bidwill and attorney Gade, with a noon hour hearing and rapid case processing to avoid publicity.
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Go Mack
Chicago Daily News
Daily News
Julian W. Mack
Ashbell Newell
Mexican Central Railway
Chicago
Mexico
Newell
Pass Christian
Miss
Mack
Frederick Herman Gade
Bidwill
Gade
Circuit Court
Circuit Court Clerk
Louis Hutt
Mra. Newell
No Fight on the Jews. Mack Targeted by Anti-Catholic Foes
The piece claims Judge Mack is attacked not for being Jewish but for alleged bias against Catholics and for aggressive settlement work methods. It urges voters to reject Mack, citing past endorsements of Jewish candidates and oppose his allies, while backing Brentano and Kersten and warning United Societies against partisan influence.
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Mack
Jane Addams
Hull House
The
Chicago Eagle
Philip Stein
A. J. Harris
Criminal Court
Abel Davis
Recorder of Deeds
Maurice Rosenfeld
William Loeffler
Adolph Moses Ffor
Adolf Kraus
Joseph J. Elias
Samuel Alschuler
Illinois
Julius Liebling
Joseph Adler
Sid. Adler
Third Ward
Adolf J. Sabath
Congress
Sigmund Zeisler
Eagle
Sisters of Charity
United Societies
Chicago
Ufe
Judge Mack
Mack Cuts Kersten in Chicago Bar Primary Fight
The Chicago bar primary shows Judge Mack gaining favor with settlement workers and critics labeling the bar association biased. Indorsements go to Julian W. Mack over 7 of his Democratic rivals including Kersten Walker Morrill McGoorty Arthur Burke and Murray. The United Societies endorse 14 candidates per party and face backlash from foes citing personal liberty and political influence.
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Mack
Kersten
Bar Association
Brentano
George Keraten
Charles M. Walker
Donald L. Morrill
John P. McGoorty
William H. Arthur
Richard E. Burke
John T. Murray
Circuit Court
George A. Carpenter
Merritt W. Pinckney
Francis Adams
Frederick A. Smith
Toby
John F. Holland
Edward O. Brown
Julian W. Mack
Jesse A. Baldwin
Lockwood Honore
Richard W. Clifford
Frank Baker
Homer E. Tinsman
Charles Alling, Jr
Frank P. Schmitt
Almon W. Buckley
George Kersten
John Gibbons
Richard 8. Tuthill
Kickham Scanlan
Adeler J, Petit
Richard EB
Burke
Edwin A. Olson
Seymour Stedman
William A, Cunea
William Bross Lloyd
Peter Sissman
Louis J. Depson
A. B. Hvale
Marcus H. Taft
A. W. Mance
Henry HB. Murphy
B. J. Bentall
William Feathers
W. C. Benton
Samuel Block
J. J. Kral
Cottteeeees Superior Court
Theodore Brentano
ROD
William Brown, Jr
Thomas J. Morgan
United Societies
Staats Zeitung
Eagle
Frele Presse
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Clark and
Lake Streets
H. Steevenson
Minnesota
Beef Trust
United States
Department of Justice
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Gibbons
Tuthill
Scanlan
Walker
Morrill
Arthur
McGoorty
Olson
Mr. Harrigan
University of Chicago
Ernest Freund
Rockefeller
Carter Harrison
Chicago Journal of May 5
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