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William J. Quinlan, son of Richard J. Daley's corporation counsel, joins crowded race for mayor

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Billing himself as a reformer who “understands the system, but is not part of the system,” attorney William J. Quinlan is joining the crowded race for mayor of Chicago.Quinlan’s father and namesake was the ultimate Chicago insider, having served as city corporation counsel under former Mayor Richard J. Daley.Quinlan followed in his father’s footsteps, spending three years as general counsel for Illinois until the arrest of now-convicted,…

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