Lawyers Dominate Politics In A Nicknamed System Of Influence
An aging observer recalls how lawyers shaped city halls courts and elections from ward bosses to judgeships noting the craft of persuasion and legal maneuvering that fed political machines. He cites ambitious young lawyers who enter through mills or favors and rise via city offices while ethics vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratch
Justices of the Peace
Shelley
Law Colleges
Hét Ag
Heranton
Bar Association
Gore
Corporation Counsel’s
Supreme Courts
McHugh
Ernest M'Gaflpey
Joseph—B.w
Bowles
Blacksmith Williams Runs for Governor on Front Porch
R. R. Williams of Cumby Texas enters the Democratic race for governor against Thomas M. Campbell. He is a blacksmith and lawyer serving as justice of the peace by appointment. He plans a front porch campaign and will not travel the state, relying on supporters to visit Cumby for his speeches.
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Ernor
Thomas M. “Campbell
Williams
Justice of the Peace
Texas
Cumby
Lister
Saul Tries to Kill David In Biblical Study
The article analyzes first Samuel 18 accounts of Saul's jealousy and attempts on David. It discusses jealousy as a vice born of selfishness, the impact of David's victory over Goliath, Saul's shifting behavior, and David's steadfast wisdom and devotion to duty with the Lord guiding his path.
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Ussher
Goliath
Gibeah
Jerusalem
David
Jonathan
Saul
Colton
John
Jesus
Allah
India
R. v
Shweir
Mount Lebanon
Syria
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Ernest McGaffey
Eliot
Rose E. Watking
Iinois
Bloomington
Ill
Rose EE. Watkins
la Salle County
Watkins
Ilnois
Peck
Mansfield
Illinois River
Georges
Illinois
Capt. Watkins
R. R. Williams
Dallas, Tex
Cumby, Tex