McDonald Endorsed by Bar Association in Cook County Judicial Race
Judge Charles A. McDonald, Superior Court of Cook County, reelection candidate on the Democratic ticket, won an overwhelming Chicago Bar Association endorsement. He is praised for chancellor work, stance against gunmen, humane leniency for first offenders, and aid to families of imprisoned breadwinners. He is dubbed the patriotic judge for citizenship instruction and flag distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. McDonald
Superior Court
Cook County
Chicago Bar Association
Judge McDonald
Chancery
McDonald
Military training period and a Lee County native
A man born December 31 1864 in Lee County Illinois, now living in Chicago, completed a period of instruction in the military training camp at Fort Sheridan last year. He is married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Sheridan
Lee County
Chicago
Henry Utpatel for the Bench
Henry Utpatel a Chicago native born April 22 1870 trained in fire insurance and law. He was admitted to the bar in 1900 practiced generally and served four terms as alderman of the Fifteenth Ward now in City Council. He is active in German clubs and societies and urged by Republicans and Democrats for a seat on the bench.
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Henry Utpatel
Chicago
Kent College of Law
Uamulton Club
Utpatel
Ife
Robt E Turney Seeks Re-Election To Superior Court
Robert I Turney, born in Chicago forty two years ago, pursues re election to the Superior Court. A Lake View High School graduate of 1892 and Kent College of Law alumnus, he was admitted to the bar in 1896 and served as assistant city attorney before joining the State's Attorney staff. He is married and resides at 1353 Wilson Avenue Chicago. He earned Bar association endorsement in a field of twenty candidates.
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Robert I. Turney
Chicago
Lake View High School
David Fales
Kent College of Law
John Initiski
Hhe
Aterney Dohu
J. M Wealey
Superior Court
Wilson Avenue
Purney
Bar Association
Burke Highly Recommended Judge Burke
Judge Burke, born June 11 1873, Chicago College of Law graduate, LL B and LED, married with five children, resided at 420 South Central Park Avenue. Elected to the legislature in 1902, he served during a term marked by the Illinois and Michigan Canal theft case.
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Richad UE. Burke
Chicago College of Law
St. Loui University
Ieois
South Central Park Avenue
Illinois and Michigan Canal
Burke Honored For Cutting State Waste In Illinois
The Record-Herald and other papers praise Richard E. Burke for uncovering $152,950 in wasteful appropriations by the last Illinois General Assembly. He gains endorsements for integrity and non partisanship, later serving as chief justice of the superior and criminal courts.
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Supreme Court
Burke
Record-Herald
Richard E. Burke
Illinois
Legislative Voters’ League
Superior Court
Henry V. Freeman
the Tribune
Evening Post
Ffe
Henry V Freeman
Cook County
Criminal Court
Andrew J. Redmond Endorsed for Short Term Judge
Oak Park candidate Andrew J. Redmond received overwhelming Bar Association endorsement for the short term Superior Court judgeship on the Republican ticket. He is described as eminently qualified and a leader of the Cook County bar expected to add to the court’s personnel.
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Andrew J. Redmond
Oak Park
Bar Association
Redmond
Cook County
Superior Court
Local Classifieds From Riverdale Area Listings
Numerous help wanted ads for riverdale area including factory work at Asbestos Shingle Co and Rolfe Iron Co plus housework and farming opportunities. Real estate notices offer rent and sale of farms and lots near Riverdale with utilities and improvements. Lost keys near Harvey Riverdale area offered for reward via The Pointer office.
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Asbestos Shingle Company
Riverdale
Rolfe Iron Co
First National Bank
Dalton
Harvey
Tialsted
Poinijer
For Sale and Lost Items in Local Classifieds
A jumble of for sale notices including onion crates and a two seated carriage, a heavy harness and wagon, various seeds and plants, a lost boy’s watch, and multiple other items from autos to pianos and eggs. Also listed are portable poultry fence, motorcycles, an iron safe, and an international water cooled truck. The notices come from Phoenix area and Riverdale listings with contact details and phone numbers.
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Jaquue S. C. Couwenhoven
Jagd Street
Fifth Avenue
Phoenix
Postoffice South Holland
Studebaker
Buick
Rambler
Peerless
Stoddard- Dayton
Duples Motor Car Company
Michigan Avenue
Roseland
International
W. C. Zesch
Riverdale
Phone Midway
Pointer
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Kinney Brothers
Thos
Kinney
John E. Kinney
Indiana Ave
Dalton Post Office
Office of Publication
Indiana Avenue
The
Robt. E. Turney
Ren'i
Lincoln Avenue
Dr. Parker
A. CG
Reich
Ren&i
Leyden Avenue
38Th Street
A.C. Reich
Atlantic Street
Sto Reach
Ilngune
Jos
Schmidt
Dora Bartley
GHO Peoria Stiget
L36th Street
Wabash Avenue
Maurer
63Rd & So
Park Ave
Neptune
WM. C. Zesch
Midway
Chauncy Ave
Grard Crossin
Frank C.ott
Chicago Street
Dolton
Carl Wulff
Dolton, Ill
Whiting
Shefield Boat House
Phil Schmit
Prop
Robey
END
Pride of the North
Lhteid
Wisconsin
Stowell
John Liarms
138Th Street
Aug
Belz
Highlane
Keward
Charles Stoward
Homewood
A. Hilgendon
Wm. Fleischhauer
A. C. Reich
Liverdale
S. C
Rhode Island
Plymouth Rock
8. C. LE
South Lreland
Poimter
Richard J. Ton
Grant Bros
138Th St
G. Gallegos
Lordtran
Leyden Ave
Walter Magay
Riverdale 524
W. P. 133
Edward
Chicago St
F. Dil
F. J. Higgins
Plang Turnisued
Wabasa
Webster
LaSalle St
TUCH
37Th Street
Henry W. Schnoor
West 137Th St
Gus. Nordhoff
Robert Hanschmann
Chas
Leckard Auto Tops
Delton Bakery
Delton
Dol'on
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