Pardon Board Commutes Policeman's Sentence to Life
The Warren Avenue precinct officer Callaghan was commuted to life imprisonment by the pardon board this afternoon amid backing from club women and settlement workers. Voters are urged to consider why Judge Mack was removed from Juvenile Court, amid labor opposition and a sweeping injunction directing the Chicago Building Trades and allied unions not to protest at complainants' premises or organize boycotts. The piece cites Democratic figures alleging duplicity by Judge Mack and notes opposition from labor leaders in Chicago.
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Warren Avenue
Pardon Board
Chicago
Springfield
Circuit Bench
Mack
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Seecretary
Nockela
The
Tribune and Record-Herald
Associated Building Trades
Chicago Mantel and Tile Dealers’ Association
Father Curry
New York
Record-Herald
Cherry Hill
United Societies pressure on liberty and judge endorsement
The United Societies threaten to strike at personal liberty while Secretary Cermak backs Loeffler ally Mack for Circuit Court reelection. If followed, the move could cause trouble in the camp amid Mack's recent placing on Chicago Federation of Labor's unfair list for issuing a sweeping injunction against building trades.
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United Societies
Cermak
Loeffler
Mack
Circuit Court
Chicago Federation of Labor
Judge Mack and United Societies in Chicago politics
The piece accuses Judge Julian W. Mack of favoring settlement workers and Catholic groups in Chicago, alleging ties to Jane Addams and opposition to Chief Shippy over the Averbuch case. It claims Mack seeks United Societies support for re election and criticizes his law professor tenure at Northwestern amid anti liquor stances.
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Mack
Daily News
Chief Shippy
Averbuch
Shippy
Jane Addams
Julian W. Mack
Lazarus Averbuch
Judge Mack
Democratic Party
Party
J. W. Mack
Evanston Judge Race Backed by Local Professor
Voters are urged to back Mack in the Democratic ticket for Circuit Judge. The Evanston University law professor, tied to Northwestern, supports policies limiting minor sales near walls. Critics claim Mack harms Jewish communities by representing settlement workers.
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Evanston City
Judge
Mack
Evanston University
Northwestern
McVickers and La Salle Theaters Sweep Chicago Amusements
McVickers is packed for Drury Lane drama The Rina of Society with an upcoming May 31 holiday matinee and June 14 souvenir for the 75th performance. The Golden Girl at La Salle enters its 150th show with a star cast headed by Harry Stone and Winona Winter. The Prince of Tonight at Princess Theatre, in its 15th week, features Henry Woodruff with Adele Rowland and others. Forest Park amusement rides under Paul D Howse debut a new era of engineering.
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McVicker's Theater
Drury Lane
Society
Bins of Society
America
la Salle Theater
Chicago
la Salle
Harry Stone
Jefferson Carter
West Point
Winona Winter
Harold Crane
Katherine Bell
James H. Bradbury, Jr
Hamilton Coleman
Princess Theater
Mort H.singer
Henry Woodruff
Adele Rowland
Countess Olga von Hatsfeldt
Frances Demarest
Bert Baker
Harry Pilcer
Arthur Aylesworth
Forest Park
Paul D. Howse
The Alaskan Continues to Pack the Great Northern
The Alaskan a popular Chicago musical show plays to packed crowds at the Great Northern with a run expected into summer. Cast includes Lora Lieb Gus Weinberg Richard Carroll Edward Martindel and Lawrence Coover. Forest Park unveils lavish new riding devices attracting public patrons.
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Chicago
Lora Lieb
Gus Weinberg
Richard Carroll
Edward Martindel
Lawrence Coever
White Sox Park Hosts Weekend Baseball Showdowns
Boston and New York clash at White Sox Park with Hoston and the Highlanders arriving for a four day visit. Sox boast top pitching after key purchase Burns joins White, Walsh, Smith, Scott. Chicago backs Sox for pennant and world title.
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New York
Hoston
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Sox
Comiskey
Bill Burns
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White
Walsh
Smith
Scott
Burns
Chicago
White Sox
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John M. Ewen
the Rookery
Richard W. Clifford
Frank Baker
John T. Murray
Donald L. Morrill
Richard E. Burke
William H. Arthur
John Gibbons
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Police Shippy
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Niesen
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Logan Squares
Logan Square
Callahan's Park
Earl Rugar
Art Zangerle
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Will Torey
Frank Donovan
Cal
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Wenig
Arions
Trinkaus and
Olis
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Leland Giants
Auburn Park
Ernie Groth
Rube Foster
Queen Victoria
Baldwin Company
Wabagh Avenue
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