Chicago History 2003 - 2004: Vol 32 Index

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Index to Volume 32
This index includes author, title, and subject entries. In each line reference, the issue number
comes first, followed by a colon and the page number(s) on which the reference appears.
Illustrations are indicated in italics.
Architecture. See also Burnham, Daniel; Gehry, Frank;
Graham, Bruce; Netsch, Walter; Owings, Nathaniel;
Access Living, 3:56 Sullivan, Louis; Wright, Frank Lloyd
Adams, Henry, 3:52 Burnam Plan of 1909 and, 3:26
fireproof, 2:4—-5, 8, 10, 12
Adams, John Quincy, 3:48
schools, in the Progressive Era, 2:52-72
Addams, Jane, 3:40
Armour & Company, 1:58
Advertising Council, 3:3+ 1
Army Corps of Engineers, 1:59
African Americans
Art Institute, East Wing of, 1:56
in baseball, 1:37-38, 40 Artists for [Harold] Washington, 2:40
election of Harold Washington as mayor and, 2:32-51 Asian American Advisory Committee, 2:43
as teachers, 3:37 B
The Age of Jackson (Schlesinger), 3:59
The Alarm (Boyle), 3:6—7, 9, 17, 21, 26 Babes in Toyland, 2:7
Ali, Muhammad, 2:42 Banks, Ernie, 1:40
All-America Football Conference, 1:30 Barnum, P T.,, 1:13, 15
All-Star baseball board game, 1:41 Baseball
All-Star games, 1:24-41
All-Star baseball game, 1:24—-41
American League, 1:24, 26, 27, 29, 30, 33, 34, 36, 37, 40
Alter, Peter T., “The Game of the Century,” 1:24-41
Interleague play, 1:24
American Association of People with Disabilities, 3:60
National League, 1:24, 26, 35, 36, 40
American Federation of Teachers (AFT), 3:35, 37 World Series, 1:24, 26
founding of Local No. 1, 3:35 Basie, Count, 1:67
logo of, 35 Bauer, Augustus, 2:54
American Historical Association, 3:60 Beman, S. S., 2:61
American League, 1:24, 26-27, 29-30, 33-34, 37, 40 Bennett, Edward, 3:26
autographed ball from, 1:36 Benz, Joe, 1:31
Berger, Julia, 2:21
American Medical Association, 1:45
Berriman Bros., 1:15
American Museum, 1:13-15
Berry, Sister Michael, 1:52
Americans with Disabilities Act (1990), 3:48
Betts, Henry B., 3:48-63
Anderson, Rev. Jules, 3:22 Betts, Henry Brognard, 3:48
Anderson, Leafy, 3:22 Betts, Marguerite Meredith Denise, 3:48
Andrews, Edmund Wyllis, 1:51 Betts, Monika, 3:51
The Ann Landers Encyclopedia A to Z, 3:56 Bilandic, Michael, 2:32
Anti-Catholic sentiments, 3:38—39 Black Entertainment Television, 1:71
Black Hawk, 3:22
Anti-Irish sentiments, 3:38—39
Black/Latino Alliance for Progressive Politics, 2:40
Aparicio, Luis, 1:39
Black Partridge, 3:13, 14, 17
Appling, Luke, 1:35
depiction of, 3:9
Archaic Chicago (Dilg), 3:18
Black Sox scandal, 1:30
“Architects of Chicago Culture: Interviews with Ramsey Lewis Blodgett, S. O., 1:18
and Walter Netsch,” article by Timothy J. Gilfoyle, 1:56-72 Blues (music), 1:62
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Index to Volume 32
This index includes author, title, and subject entries. In each line reference, the issue number
comes first, followed by a colon and the page number(s) on which the reference appears.
Illustrations are indicated in italics.
Architecture. See also Burnham, Daniel; Gehry, Frank;
Graham, Bruce; Netsch, Walter; Owings, Nathaniel;
Access Living, 3:56 Sullivan, Louis; Wright, Frank Lloyd
Adams, Henry, 3:52 Burnam Plan of 1909 and, 3:26
fireproof, 2:4—-5, 8, 10, 12
Adams, John Quincy, 3:48
schools, in the Progressive Era, 2:52-72
Addams, Jane, 3:40
Armour & Company, 1:58
Advertising Council, 3:3+ 1
Army Corps of Engineers, 1:59
African Americans
Art Institute, East Wing of, 1:56
in baseball, 1:37-38, 40 Artists for [Harold] Washington, 2:40
election of Harold Washington as mayor and, 2:32-51 Asian American Advisory Committee, 2:43
as teachers, 3:37 B
The Age of Jackson (Schlesinger), 3:59
The Alarm (Boyle), 3:6—7, 9, 17, 21, 26 Babes in Toyland, 2:7
Ali, Muhammad, 2:42 Banks, Ernie, 1:40
All-America Football Conference, 1:30 Barnum, P T.,, 1:13, 15
All-Star baseball board game, 1:41 Baseball
All-Star games, 1:24-41
All-Star baseball game, 1:24—-41
American League, 1:24, 26, 27, 29, 30, 33, 34, 36, 37, 40
Alter, Peter T., “The Game of the Century,” 1:24-41
Interleague play, 1:24
American Association of People with Disabilities, 3:60
National League, 1:24, 26, 35, 36, 40
American Federation of Teachers (AFT), 3:35, 37 World Series, 1:24, 26
founding of Local No. 1, 3:35 Basie, Count, 1:67
logo of, 35 Bauer, Augustus, 2:54
American Historical Association, 3:60 Beman, S. S., 2:61
American League, 1:24, 26-27, 29-30, 33-34, 37, 40 Bennett, Edward, 3:26
autographed ball from, 1:36 Benz, Joe, 1:31
Berger, Julia, 2:21
American Medical Association, 1:45
Berriman Bros., 1:15
American Museum, 1:13-15
Berry, Sister Michael, 1:52
Americans with Disabilities Act (1990), 3:48
Betts, Henry B., 3:48-63
Anderson, Rev. Jules, 3:22 Betts, Henry Brognard, 3:48
Anderson, Leafy, 3:22 Betts, Marguerite Meredith Denise, 3:48
Andrews, Edmund Wyllis, 1:51 Betts, Monika, 3:51
The Ann Landers Encyclopedia A to Z, 3:56 Bilandic, Michael, 2:32
Anti-Catholic sentiments, 3:38—39 Black Entertainment Television, 1:71
Black Hawk, 3:22
Anti-Irish sentiments, 3:38—39
Black/Latino Alliance for Progressive Politics, 2:40
Aparicio, Luis, 1:39
Black Partridge, 3:13, 14, 17
Appling, Luke, 1:35
depiction of, 3:9
Archaic Chicago (Dilg), 3:18
Black Sox scandal, 1:30
“Architects of Chicago Culture: Interviews with Ramsey Lewis Blodgett, S. O., 1:18
and Walter Netsch,” article by Timothy J. Gilfoyle, 1:56-72 Blues (music), 1:62
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Bodnar, John, 1:8 C hicago Academy of Sciences, 1:45
Bogan, William J., 3:38-—39 ( hicago Association of Ex-Union Prisoners of War, 1 ]| Q
Bohemian Caverns (Washington, D.C.), 1:64 C }h icago B| lack Unictoeudt Commucnaniecteie’e s (CBRU C), 2:32 3
Boston Red Sox, 1:30,\} 32 6 }h icago B2 oard } of Education, 2:12, ~5~4, =5Q8, 61, 1 632 -64 ‘
Bowen, James H., High School, 2:58, 67 .
a2. Sy, Ae
The Bowman (Mestrovic), 3:24—26
Boyle, John, 3:7 hicago Children’s Choir 1
Brainard, Daniel, 1:44—45 nicago City Council
Bridge, Jennifer R., “A Shrine of Patriotic Memories hicago City |
Bristo, Marca, 3:56
Broncho Bill Western Series (Essanay Studios), 3:22
Brooklyn Dodgers, 1:38
Brooks, Gwendolyn, 2) :51
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, 3:46
Brown, John, 1:17
Bryan Hall at Sanitary Fair of 1865, 1:4
Brown, John, 1:17
Bryant, William Cullen, High School (New York
Buchan, Anna Belle Whitford, 2:31
Buc kley (deputy coroner ) 7
Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show, 3:7, 16-1
Bunch, Lonnie G., 1:71
Burial mounds, 3:18
Burnham, Daniel, 1:61-62, 72, 3:26
Burnham Plan of 1909, 3:26
Burton, Wallace, 1:62
Bush, George H. W, 3:60
Butler, John M., 3:49
Byrne, IB arry, 1:65
Byrne, Jane, 2:32—33, 35, 40, 51
¢
Cabrini Green housing development, 1:56, 2:42
Cabrini Homes, |:56—57
Cadaco, 1:41
Caldwell, Chief Billy, 3:28
Camp McGill Japan), 3:51
(aro Robert 3:48
Carr, Charlotte, 3:46
Carrington, W. (¢ 1]
Carson, Pirie, Scott and Company, 3:45
Carville, 1:47
Catholic Church, teaching and, 3:38-—39
Cavarretta, Pt 1-35-36
\ Century of Progress International Exposition (1933
1O° A2P 4e 9e’ 54
ermak, Anton, 1:26
Charlevoix, Michigan, 3:22
Cnhees ape> ake| ant d (4 yhio Railr] oad, <71 :8
Chess-Checker-Argo Record Company, 1:62, 63 ?
Chicago
city seal of, 3:30-31
discovery of Native American artifacts in, 3:18, 2¢
Great Fire of 1871 in, 1:4, 47, 2:4
history of teacher’s unions in, 3:32—47
memorializing of Indian roots in, 3:4, 7-9, 24-26
Native American presence in, 3:4, 31
World’s Fair (1893) in, 1:16—-17, 3:7, 9, 14 licago lowing Company, 1:5
Chicago Tribune Corcoran, Jenny, 3:59
gothic tower of, 3:26 The Corn Dance (Boyle), 3:7
on The Alarm (Boyle), 3:7 Couch Place, 2:17—19
on the Fort Dearborn Massacre, 3:17 Counts, George, 3:38
on Iroquois Theatre, 2:12 Cowboys-and-Indians myth, 3:22—23
on Libby War Museum, 1:11—13 Cranston, Alan, 2:35
on Mercy Hospital centennial, 1:52 Cratty, Josiah, 1:8, 11
publication of “Injun Summer” in, 3:18—19, 21-22, 28-29 Crawford, John A., 1:8
role of, in creation of the All-Star baseball game, 1:24 Crockett, Davy, 3:26
on Sanitary Fairs, 1:4 The Crusaders, 1:64
¢ chicago Urban League, 2:33 Cummings, J. E., 2:27
C chicago White Sox, 1:24, 30, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39 CYCLE, 1:7]
Child labor/child labor laws, 2:58—59, 61 D
Chinatown (Chicago), 2:43
( ‘hippewa, statuary memorizing attac k on Fort Dearborm, 3:9 Daley, Richard J., 1:52, 3:59-60
incinnati General Hospital, 3:52
oC death of, 2:33
‘ity—County building, 2:31
Daley, Richard M., 2:33, 35, 3:60
‘ivil Rights Act (1964), 3:48
Dallin, Cyrus E., 3:7
‘ivil Rights Movement, 3:26
Dartmouth College, 1:58
‘ivil War
LNh an Daughters of the American Revolution, 1:17
Andersonville, 1:19
Davis, Jefferson, statue of, 1:4
artifacts from, 1:7, 14
Davis, Dr. Nathan Smith, 1:44-46
Libby Prison War Museum, 1|:4—23
Davis, Will J., 2:7, 27
tourism related to, 1:7-8
Death Alley, 2:19
lay, Henry, 3:48—49, 60
Decoration Day celebrations, 1:17
leffs, 1:62 The Defense (Hering), 3:26-27
‘leveland Indians (baseball team), 1:37
Delaney, Sister Mary Flora, 1:51
‘linton, Bill, 3:61
Dellums, Ronald, 2:35
‘linton, Hillary, Women’s Park, 3:28
RNRR P Democratic Machine, 2:32-33, 40
Clipper (theater trade publication), 2:12
Democratic party, election of Harold Washington as mayor,
Clough, Joy, R. S. M, “Yesterday’s City: Chicago’s Sisters
2:32-51
of Mercy,” 1:42—55
Democrats for Epton, 2:48
Cody, William (Buffalo Bill), 3:7, 16-17
DePaul University, 1:59
‘ody, Iron Eyes, 3:31
Dever, William, 3:38
‘ody, William FE, 3:17
Dilg, Karl A. (Charles), 3:18
‘oggin, Catharine, 3:36
sketches by, 3:20
yllaborative medicine, 3:55
Dillea, Herbert, 2:14, 17
ollege All-Star game, 1:30
DiMaggio, Dom, 1:36
ollege-preparatory courses, 2:61
DiMaggio, Joe, 1:36
ollins, Eddie, 1:30
DiMaggio, Vince, 1:36
‘olonial Theatre, 2:6, 28
Doby, Larry, 1:37
olumbia College Chicago, 3:60
Donnelley Hall (Chicago), 2:50
ylumbiad gun, 1:22
Douglas, Paul H., 3:35
%lumbian Exposition (1893), 3:7, 9, 14
Drury Lane Theater (London), 1:7
ylumbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, 3:59
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Duggan, Bishop James, 1:47
ylumbia University, 3:52—53
Durkin, Sister Gwendolyn, 1:51, 53, 55
yminskey Park, 1:24, 26, 27, 31, 35, 36, 37, 38
DuSable, Jean Baptiste Pointe, 2:37
ymmittee for a Black Mayor, 2:33
RA RRRRRRARHRRHRADAAHAANHh Dykes, Jimmie, 1:24, 33
Community outreach, emphasis on, in rehabilitation
Dymally, Mervyn, 2:35
medicine, 3:59
( omo, Perry, 1:67 z
( ompulsory education legislation, 2:61
( ‘ongress Street Plaza, Native American statuary at, 3:24-25 Earle, Lawrence Carmichael, 3:4
Conyers, John, Jr., 2:35 Earth, Wind and Fire, 1:63—64
Cook County Court and Recorder of Deeds, 2:54 “East Coast Transplants: Interviews with Henry B. Betts and
Cook County Hospital, 1:46 Robert V. Remini,” article by Timothy J. Gilfoyle, 3:48-63
( /ooper, James Fennimore, 3 21 Eastern Kentucky University, 3:60
Corbett, Sister Eliza, 1:42 Eaton, Cleveland, 1:63-64
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Eby, Kermit, 3:39-40, 47 Gettysburg Cyclorama, 1:7
Education G.I. Bill, 3:52
reforms in, 2:57—58, 61 Gilfoyle, Timothy J.
teachers unions and, 3:32—47 “Architects of Chicago Culture: Interviews with Ramsey
Educators for [Harold] Washington, 2:40 Lewis and Walter Netsch,” 1:56—-72
Effigy and burial mounds, 3:18 “East Coast Transplants: Interviews with Henry B. Betts
Egbert, Donald, 3:59 and Robert V. Remini,” 3:48—63
Egolf, Joseph, 1:15 Gillespie, Dizzy, 1:62
The Election of Andrew Jackson (Remini), 3:56 Gomez, Lefty, 1:24, 27
Elementary-school teaching, 3:36 Goodman Theatre, 3:40, 43
Ellen, Ethan, 1:41 Gospel (music), 1:59
Ellis, Morris, Orchestra, 2:51 Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped, 3:58
Ender, Julius, 2:54 Governors State University, 3:60
Engine Company 13, 2:16 Graham, Bruce, 1:61-—62, 64
English, Woody, 1:24, 32 Grammy Awards, 1:56, 64
Epton, Bernard, 2:323 , 39, 44, 46-47 Grand Army of the Republic (GAR), 1:7, 13, 17, 19
Erlanger, Abraham Lincoln, 2:7 Grange, Red, 3:22
Essanay Studios, 3:22 Grant, Ulysses S., 1:7, 17
Eternal Light Christian Spiritualist Church, 3:22 monument to, 3:9
Ewing, W. G., 1:11 Grant Park
Museum Campus in, 1:71
F
Native American statues in, 3:21, 26
The Graphic, 1:16
Fair Store, 3:45
Gray, Dobie, 1:64
Federation of Women High School Teachers (FWHST), 3:37, 39, 40
Gray, W. H., 1:7—8, 11, 13, 16
Feeney, Sister Mary Ignatius, 1:51
Great Chicago Fire of 1871, 1:4, 47, 2:4, 3:14, 17
Fewkes, John M., 3:39, 40, 42, 46-47 Gugeg¢ genheim Fellowship, 3:60
compared to John L. Lewis, 3:39 Gunther, CharlesF , | + >», 131 2D 2g - . 4
Field, Marshall, 3:18
Gyure, Dale Allen, “Monumetnot s Education,” 2:52—72
Field Columbian Museum, 3:18, 21
Field Theory, 1:65—66
Fireproof Magazine, 2:10
Fitzgerald, Marguerite E., 3:42—43 Haider, Donald, 4:33
Haley, Margaret, 3:36, 37, 39, 40
Flanders, John J., 2:55, 63
Hallahan, Wild Bill, 1:24, 32
E latley, Sister Therese, 1:51
Hamilton College, 3:60
Flentye, Walter, 2:16
Hammock, M. Hill, 1:71
Flower, Lucy, Technical High School for Girls, 2:62
Hancock, John, Center (Graham, 1970), 1:64
Ford Center for the Performing Arts, 2:7, 31
“Hang on Sloopy” (recording), 1:56, 63, 64
Fordham University, 3:50, WI 3, 60 “Harold Washington: The Man and the Movement,” article by
Forestry (Boyle), 3:7
Iracye A. Matthews, 2:32—51
Fort Dearborn, 3:11
Harridge, Will, 1:24, 30
Fort Dearborn Massacre (Rohl-Smith), 3:9 13—15, 17-18, 26, 28
Harrison, Benjamin, 3:13
Fort Ouitenon trading post, 3:18
Harrison, Carter, Jr, 2:4, 23, 2
Fort Sheridan (army base), 3:17
Harrison, Carter, Technical High School
Fox, Nellie, 1:39
Harrison, William Henry, 3:13
Foy, Eddie, 2:7, 12, 14, 16-17
Hartnett, Gabby, 1:24, 26
Franklin, Benjamin, 3:56
Hatch, Anthony P, “Inferno at the lroquois,” 2:4—31
Freeman, The Honorable Charles E., 2:51
Haymarket Affair (1886), 3
Frisch, Frank, 1:38
Heald, Captain Nathan, 3:26
G
Helm, Margaret, 3:9, 13, 17
Henry Clay Addressing the Senate (Butler and Long), 3:49
Gaede, Eddie, 1:30 representation of, 3:9
“The Game of the Century,” article by Peter T. Alter, 1:24—41 Henry Clay: Statesman for the Union (Remini), 3:49
Gateway Foundation, 1:7] Herbert, Victor, 2:7
Gehrig, Lou, 1:24, 27 Hering, Henry, 3:26
Gehry, Frank, 1:66, 71 Herrick, Mary, 3:40, 42, 47
Genius, Elizabeth Morse, 1:72, 3:63 Herrick, Dr. William, 1:45—46
The Gentlemen of Swing (recording), 1:62 High-school teaching, 3
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preparation of honoring pioneer accomplishments, 3:4, 7 K
social, 3:56
History of the House Awareness and Preservation Act (2002), 3:60 Kansas City Monarchs (Negro Leagues), 1:38, 40
History of the United States during the Administration of Jefferson Karamanski, Theodore J., “Monuments to a Lost Nation,”
and Madison (Adams), 3:52
3:4-31
Hofstadter, R>:i ch.] ard, 23 :52
Kelly, Edward, 1:24-26, 3:38-39, 46
“Hold It Right There” (recording), 1:56
Kenna Apartments, 1:65
Holland, Frank, 2:14
Holt, Isaac “Red,” 1:62~ Kennedy, Joseph P, 3:51-5
A House Divided: America in the Age of Lincoln (CHS), 1:23 Kennedy, Rose, 3:51
Howe, Col. F E., 1:8 Kenny, Sister Elizabeth, 1:51
Hull House, 3:46 Klaw, Marc, 2:7
The Hunt (Boyle), 3:7 Kline, Aaron, 3:35
Hunt, Richard, 1:71 Kluge, John W, Center in the Library of Congress,
Hunter, Tom, 3:59 Knaggs, Robert Clark, 1:19
Hussander, A. FE, 2:62, 65, 68, 70
Kneeland, Douglas, 3:28
Hyde Park High School 58. 2:63-—64. 68. 70
Knights Templar, 1:7-8
It
t
[llinois Central, 1:47
Illinois General Assembly, 2:61 abor for [Harold] Washington, 2:4 \
[llinois General Hospital of the Lake, 1:45 ake House, 1:44-46
llinois Institute of Technology, 1:56 ake Shore Drive, 1:71
Illinois Law Review, 2:29 amansky, Sister Josephus, 1:53
Illinois State Board of Nurse Examiners, 1:5] ance, Sister Mary Vernarda, 1:53
[1l] linois. treail be, >3.:92 1 Lane Technical High School, 1:35
[he ‘In’ Crowd” (recording), 1:56, 64
students at, 2:57
Independence Hall (Philadelphia), 1:1
.a Salle Hotel fire (1946), 2:4
Indian Horsemen (Mestrovia), 3
_ast Council of the Potawatomies (Earle, 1833), 3:4
atinos, support for [Harold] Washington, 2:41, 46
atinos for Washington, 2:41
ee, Robert E., 1:17
itation Medicine, 3:52 eelanau School for Boys (Glen Arbor, MI), 1:58—59
Garment Workers’ Union (ILGWI eslie, Amy, 2:12
Let Us Swear It by the Pale Moonlight,” 2:14, 16
Iroquois Memorial Association donation receipt, 2:30
euchtenburg, William, 3:55
lroquois Memorial Emergency Hospital Fund, 2:30
ewis, Buddy, 1:35
Iroquois Theatre, 2:4—3]
ewis, Mrs. FrankJ ., 1:53
fire at b.4 72}
Grand Prome 2:8 ewis, Gloria Jean, 1:57
Lewis, Lucille, 1:57
J
ewis, Pauline Richards, 1:56—537
Jackson, Andrew, 3:48, 56, 56 ewis, Ramsey, 1:56—72
Jackson Park (Chicago), 1:58 Lewis, Ramsey, Morning Show, 1:71
Jazz, 1:62, 67, 71 ewis, Ramsey, Trio, 1:62—64
Jazz Central (cable TV 7 ewis, Ramsey E., Sr., 1:56, 5
Jefferson, Thomas, 3:48, 53, 56 ewis Foundation, 1:53
Jenner, Edward, Elementary School, 1:59
The Libby Chronicle, 1:8, 19, 21
Jenney, William LeBaron, 1:72
ibby Prison, 1:8, 11-12
eweler’s Building (Chicago), 3:26
criticism of move, 1:11—13
Jewish Support Committee for [Harold] Washington, 2:40
financing of move to Chicago, 1:10
ohnson, Ban, 1:30
ohnson, Lyndon Baines, 3:48 reunion of veterans, 1:17
ohnson, Lyndon Baines, Foundation Award, 3:60 selling of souvenirs from, 1:15-16
Johnson, William, 3:39 tunnel entrance to, 1:8—9
ordan, Louis, 1:67 Libby Prison Cigars, 1:15, 14
Libby Prison War Museum, 1:4—23 Matthews, Tracye A., “Harold Washington: The Man and the
advertisement for, 1:5, 14 Movement,” 2:32—51]
artifacts at, 1:22, 23 Mayer, Levy, 2:29
guide and catalog, 1:4 Mayo, Dr. William, 1:47
raising money for, 1:10 Maysville, Kentucky, 1:8
register for former prisoners, 1:18—19 McAuley, Mother Catherine, 1:42
shellroom at, 1:16 McCahey, James, 3:39
Libby Prison War Museum Association, 1:12—13, 19 McCarthy, Sister Huberta, 1:53
letterhead for, 1:21 McConnell. Stuart. 1:7. 19
Library of Congress, 2:8 McCormick, R. Hall, 2:12
Lichtenstein, Roy, 1:71 McCutcheon, John T, 3:18, 21-22, 28, 3
Lincoln, Abraham, 3:48 McGill, Sister Raphael, 1:47, 49, 51
carriage of, 1:23 McGirr, John, 1:45
death place of, 1:17 McGirr, Sister Mary Vincent, 1:42
Lincoln, Robert Todd, 3:13 McGraw, Crystal Haerr, 2:31
Lincoln Park, Native American statuary in, 3:7—9 McGraw, John, 1:24, 28
Lincoln Park Commission, 3:9 McGuire, Sister Mary Gertrude, 1:42
Lincoln Park High Sc hool, 2:64 McKinley. William High School. 2:64—-65
Lindblom, Robert, Technical High School, 2:68, 70 McLean House (Appomattox l
Lindblom College Preparatory High School, 2:68 Meagher, Sister Rita, 1:53
Linder, Shirley, 3:43 Megel, Carl, 3:37, 46
Linderman, Gerald, 1:11 Men, in teaching, 3:35, 37
ind University, 1:46—47 Mendelsohn, Dorothy, 1:59, 61
Lister, Dr. Joseph, 1:51 Mental discir stoach to education. 2°63
ittle Big Horn, 3:17 Men Teachers’ Union (MTU), 3:37
Little Red School House, 3:39 Mercv Free Dispensary. 1:5]
ittle Theatre Group (Chicago Teachers Union), 3:43 Mercy Hospital. 1:42—55
ondon Guaranteed Insurance Building, 3:26 clinie os 1:5]
ong, Alfred, 3:49
ookout Mountain (Tennessee), 1:7
‘Opéra Comique (Paris), 2:8, 12 m. 1:45—4¢
ouisville Slugger bat, 1:28-29
oyola Community Theatre, 3:43 16-97
Lyne, Sister Sheila, 1:51, 55
Lyons, John F, “Chicago Teachers Unite,” 3:32—47 niury Care System. 3:59
M Miller, Herbert, 3:37
Mack, Connie, 1:24, 29, 33 Mitchel, John Purroy, 3:52
Mackinac, Michigan, 3:22 Monholland, Sister Mary Frances, 1:47
Madden, William F,, 3:43 Monitor-Merrimac battle (1888 4
Magnificent Mile (Chicago), 3:26 Monk, Thelonious, 1:62
Magnuson, Paul, 3:55 Monte Dr. Carlos, 3:20, 22
Major League Baseball All-Star game, 1:24—41 ‘Monuments to a Lost Natio le .eodore J
Making History Award winners Karz i, 3:4-31
Betts, Henry B., 3:48-63 Monuments to Education,” article by Dale Allen Gyure
Lewis, Ramsey, 1:56—72 2:52-72
Netsch, Walter, 1:56-72 Moore, Percy S., 1:35
Remini, Robert V., 3:48-63 Mother McAuley High School, 1:44
Malone, Dumas, 3:48, 53 Motherwell, Robert, 1:71
Mantle, Burns, 2:23 Mount Olivet Institute, 3:32
Marshall, Benjamin H., 2:6—8, 10 Mr. Blue Beard, 2:7-10, 12-13, 29
Marshall Field’s department store, 2:12 Mulvihill, Sister Lenore, 1:55
Martin, Pepper, 1:27 Mundelein, George W, 3:38
Martin Van Buren and the Making of the Democratic Party Mundie, William B., 2:53, 64-65, 68
(Remini), 3:53, 56 Municipal Auditorium (Chicago), 2:8
Masons’ Life Indemnity Company, 1:7-8 Murphy,C . F., & Associates, 3:59
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1:59 Murphy, Dr. John B., 1:47, 50
Massacre Tree, 3:9 bo | Ww Musham, William, 2:25
Musial, Stan, 1:3> 6 Order of the Lincoln Medallion, 3:60
Music Oriental Theater, 2:7, 28-29
gospel, 1:59 Ottawa, 3:21
jazz, 1:62, 67, 71 statutary memorizing the attack on Fort Dearborn, 3:9
Ramsey Lewis’s contributions to, 1:56—7 Our Lady of the Angels school fire (1958), 2:4
Muzak, 1:67 “Our Union Song” (Chicago Teacher’s Union), 3:46
N Owings, Nathaniel, 1:61-62, 64
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Governor’s Award, 1:71 Pafko, Andy, 1:36
National Baseball Hall of Fame, 1:27, 33, “3. 9 Palmer, Jorja, 2:34
National Book Award (received by Robert Remini), 3:59 Palmer, Lutrelle “Lu,” 2:34, 36 i
National Council on Disability, 3:56 Palmer, Lu, Foundation, Women’s Auxiliary of, 2:34
National Education Association (NEA), 3:35-—36 Parkman, Francis, 3:21
National Hockey League, 3:22 The Peace Pipe (Boyle), 3:7
National League (baseball), 1:24, 26, 40 People Organized for Welfare and Employment Rights
autographed ball from. 1:36 (POWER), 2:33
Most Valuable Player Award, 1:35, 40 People’s Movement for Voter Registration, 2:33
National Union of Teachers (NUT), 3:40, 42~ Perkins, Dwight Heald, 2:64-65, 67-68
Native American artifacts, 3:18, 20 Petersen boardinghouse, 1:17
Navy Pier (Chicago), 2 >] Philadelphia Athletics (baseball team), 1:24, 29, 33
Negro Leagues (baseball), 1:38, 40 Philippoteaux, Paul, 1:7
Netsch, Anna Calista Smith, 1:58 Phillips, Wendell, High School, 2:52, 64
Netsch, Dawn Clark, 1:58 students at, 2:56—57
Netsch, Walter Andrew, Jr, 1:56-72 Pickerell, Keith, 2:17
Netsch, Walter Andrew, Sr., 1:58 Pioneer associations, 3:4, 6
Plachecki, Emil Von, 2:17, 26
Netsch House, 1:7a1n
New Republic, on Chicago’s schools, 3:38-39 Plamondon, George, 2:12
New York Giants (baseball team), 1:24 Poilpot, Theophile, 1:7
New York Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, WW Potawatomi tribe, 3:7, 21, 31
New York’s Polo Grounds, 1:26 statutary memorizing the attack on Fort Dearborn, 3:9
New York State Sun, on Haymarket, 3:17 Treaty of Chicago (1833) and, 3:4, 5
New York University, 3:52 Powers, Harry J., 2:7
New York Yankees (baseb|a ll team), 1:24, 27, 36 Prairie Avenue district (Chicago), 1:51
Noonan, Thomas, + Prairie School architecture (Frank Lloyd Wright), 2:67
North Division High School, 2:54—55 President's Report: Park District Reorganization (Netsch), 1:71
Northrug, Charles W,, 2:31 Prince Charitable Trust, 3:60
North-West Division High School, 2:55, 57 Princeton University, 3:52, 59
Professional Ballplayers of America, 1:24
Northwestern University
Progressive Era, school architecture in, 2:52-72
architecture of, 1:56
Public art in Chicago, 3:17-18, 26
in Chicago, 2:19
Library at, 1:66 Public School 122 (New York), 3:50
medical department at, 1:47, 50 Pullman, George, 3:9, 14, 17, 26
Medical School’s Department of Physical Medicine mansion of, 3:14-15
and Rehabilitation, 3:55 Pullman riots of 1894, 3:1 /
Northwestern University Memorial Hospital, 3:59 Q
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Quarter, Right Reverend William, 1:42, +7
Oak Ridge, Tennessee, 1:6]
house of, 1:42, 44
O’Brien, Sister Mary Agatha, 1:42, 45, 4
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Ohio State University, 3:60
O'Keefe Elementary School, 1:58
Oldenburg, Claes, 1:71 Randolph, A. Philip, 3:46
Old Settlers’ Festivals, 3:6 Ransom, John L., 1:19, 21
Old Town (Chicago), 1:71 Ray, William H., School, 2:63-64
Olson, Judge Harry, 3:38 Reagan, Ronald, 2:39
Operation PUSH, 2:33 Records and Radio Industry, 1:71 .
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Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago (RIC), 3:48, 54, 55-56, Sholund, Evelyn, 3:45-46
59-60 Shoop, John D., 3:3>7
Rehabilitation medicine “A Shrine of Patriotic Memories,” article by Jennifer R. Bridge
advances in, 3:48 1:4—23
emphasis on community outreach in, 3:59 The Signal of Peace, 3:7—9, 26
impact of World War II on, 3:52 Simmons, Al, 1:24, 33
patient-centered, comprehensive approach to, 3:55-56 Sinatra, Frank, 1:67
Remembrance Day Ceremony, 2:31 Sioux War, 3:18
Remini, Lauretta Tierney, 3:50 ‘Sister Kenny” method of treating crippling 1:51]
Remini, Robert V., 3:48—63 Sisters of Mercy, 1:42—55
Remini, Ruth T. Kuhner, 3:60 Sit-down strikes, 3:40
Remini, William Francis, 3:50 Skidmore, Owings and Merrill (SOM), 1:56, 61-62, 64-65
Reuther, Walter, 3:40 Smith, Joseph, 3:48
Robie, Frederick C., House, 1:71 Society of Midland Authors Award, 3:60
Robinson, Jackie, 1:38 The Sound of Christmas (recording), 1:56
Rohl-Smith, Carl, 3:9, 13, 17, 26 South Division High School, 2:54—55
Rousseau, Jean, 3:21 Southern Fertilizer Company, 1:8
Rovner, The Honorable Ilana, 3:63 South Shore community (Chicago), 1:58, 65
Rudolph, Charles, 2:57 Spalding, A. G., and Brot porting Goods, 1:34
Rush Medical ¢ ollege, 1:44, 46 The Spearman (Mestrovic 24-26
Rush Medical School, 1:46 Starks Robert 2 36
Rusk, Howard, 3:52 Stevens Hotel (¢ hicago 3:43
Ruth, Babe, 1:24, 31-32, 34 Stewart, Captain, 1:11]
Ryerson, Martin, 3:7, 28 The Story of Libby Prison 2
S [he Strangest Interlude in a Century of Progress, 3:40
Sullivan, Louis, 1:65
Sun Goddess (recording), 1:56, 66—67
Sackett, Lester, 2:16
St. Agatha’s Academy, 1:47 Sweethearts (operetta), 3:43
St. Joseph School for boys, 1:44 |
St. Louis Browns (baseball team), 1:30
St. Louis Cardinals (baseball team), 1:24, 36, 37 Task Force for Black Political Empowerment, 2:36—37
St. Mary of the Lake University, 1:47 Taylor, Elizabeth, 3:62
St. Mary’s girl’s parochial school, 1:44 Teachers
St. Xavier Academy, 1:44, +7 African American, 3:37
St. Xavier College, 1:51-52 demonstrations by, 3:36—37
St. Xavier University, 1:44, 53 ethnic and religious differen 38
Sallers, William, 2:14, 16 temale 5-36-37
Sandburg, Carl, 3:48 nale, 3:35-3
Sandburg, Carl, Award for Nonfiction, 3:60 ft 3:32
Sanitary Fairs of 1863 and 1865, 1:4, 6—7 ( ) icago, 3:32-—47
Bryan Hall at, 1:4 leaching
Union Hall at, 1:6—7 Catholic Church and, 3:38—39
Saucedo, Maria, Scholastic Academy, 2:68 elementary-school, 3:36
Sauer, Hank, 1:37 nen in, 3:3>5a
Scharf, AlbertF ., 3:18 secondary-school, 3:35-3
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Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr., 3:59 women in, 3:35, 36
Schmidt, Sister Eva, 1:42 Telfair, Sam, 3:5
Schoelwer, Susan Prendergast, 1:17 Theatrical Trust, 2:7, 12, 29
School architecture, in the Progressive Era, 2:5 Terkel, Studs, 2:51
Schurz, Carl, High School, 2:66—-67 Thompson, Bill, 3:38
Sears Tower (Graham, 1974), 1:64 Tilden, Edward, Technical High School, 2:68, 3:39
Secondary education, changing role of, in American society, Tilden Career Community Academy, 2:68
2:52-72 Tom Sawyer, 3:28
Senn, Nicholas, High School, 2:62, 68, 70-71 Treaty of Chicago (1833), 3:4—5
Seventh Cavalry, 3:17 Tree, Lambert, 3:7, 9
Shedd, John G., 2:12 Turner, Frederick Jackson, 3:21
Sherman Hotel (Chicago), 3:43 Tyner, Howard, 3:28
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Willett, James R., 2
Union, Alfred R., 2:67-68 Williams, Billy, 1:40
Union Hall at Sanitary Fair of 1865, 1:6-7 Williams, Charl, 3:35
United Automobile Workers, 3:40 Williams, Ted, 1:36
United States Air Force Academy Chapel, 1:56, 61-62, 66 The Wizard of Oz, 2:7
United States Census Bureau, 2:58 WNUA-FM, 1:71
University of Blida (Algeria), 1:56 Women
University of Chicago, 1:56 as members of teachers union, 3:43—45
University of Illinois at Chicago, 1:56, 59, 67-69, 2:35, 3:48, in teaching, 3:35-36
56-57. 63 Women’s Auxiliary of the Lu Palmer Foundation, 2
Art and eT Building, 1:66 Women’s Network for [Harold] Washington, 2:40
Institute for Humanities at, 3:56 Wood's, Colonel, dime museum, 1:4
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 3:22 World’s Columbian Exposition (1893), 1:16—17, 3:
“Fighting Illini,” 3:22 World War II, impact on rehabilitation medicine, 3:
University of St. Mary of the Lake, 1:45 Worrill, Conrad, 2:36
Liebeteites of Virginia, 3-52 Wounded Knee, 3:17, 26
Medical School at. 3:59 Wright, Frank Lloyd, 1:62, 65, 66, 71, 72, 2:67
Uptown neighborhood (Chicago), 3:31 Wrigley Building, 3:26 a!
1S Gales tats 4-94 Wrigley Field, 1:24, 26, 27, 34, 36, 38, 39, 40
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1:59 Wynn, Ethyl, 2:16
U.S. Navy, 3:52 ¥
U.S. News and World Report, 3:48
“Yesterday's City: Chicago’s Sisters of Mercy,” article by
V Joy Clough, R. S. M., 1:42-55
Yost, L. Morgan, 1:61
Van Buren, Martin, 3:52 eae eee
Young, Eldee, 1:62
Van Dusen, Hugh, 3:56, 59
Young, Ella Flagg, 2:68, 70
Velde, 'ames Van De, 1:47
Young, Lester, 1:67
Vietnam War, 3:26
Vincent, Sister Mary, 1:45 =
Virginia, University of, 3:52, 59
Vocational programs for girls, 2:61-62 Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church, |
Voice of Ethnic (VOTE) Communities, 2:33 Zook, George F., 3:32
Voter registration, election of Harold Washington and, 2:32-33
Vrdolyak, Edward, 2:33>
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Waller, Robert A., High School, 2:64
Walsh, Sister Annette, 1:51
Ward, Arch, 1:24, 26, 30
Warde, Mother Mary Frances Xavier, 1:42, 44
Warneke, Lon, 1:24, 32
War of 1812, 3:9
Washington, Dinah, 1:67
Washington, George, 3:56
Washington,H arold, on
Washington, Roy, Sr., 2:32
Washington Senators (baseball team), 1:35
Wattenberg, William, 3:38-39
Wayman African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1:57
WCEL (Chicago Federation of Labor radio station), 3:46
Whine Report, 1:64
Webster, Daniel, 3:4
Wells High School, 1 59
West Division High School, 2:54—-55
Western Historical Company, 3:7
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