Chicago History 2007 - 2008: Vol 35 Index

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Index to Volume 35
This index includes author, title, and subject entries. In each page 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. If a subject is
illustrated and discussed on the same page, the illustration is not separately indicated.
A B
Addams Hull-House, and hired nurses, 3:21 Bacteriology, and public health measures, 3:18
Ade, George, Doc’ Horne, 1/2:55 Bank advertisement, with Miss Chicago, 1/2:46
Adolphus, James, 3:36 Barber shop, Lake Forest, 1/2:13
Adulterated foods, 3:25 Barmore, Jennie, 3:22
Alarm (newspaper), 3:33, 36 BarrettJ, . O.
Alter, Peter T., “Rolling Low in Chicago,” 1/2:30-43 “Home Rule for Ireland, 3:43
American Council on Education, 1/2:23 “The Labor Battle Song,” 3:39
American Public Health Association, 3:14, 21 Benchley, Robert, 1/2:62
Amistad Car Club, 1/2:30—43 Bernardin, Cardinal Joseph, 3:56
Angel Guardian orphanage, 3:55 Bismarck’s law of 1878, 3:39-40
Angell, George, 3:25, 26 Blaine, James G., 3:33
Another Way Home: The Tangled Roots of Race in One Chicago Bliss, Philip P, “Hold the Fort,” 3:33
Family (Hartfield), 1/2:78 Board of Health (Chicago), 3:9, 13, 14 (See also Chicago
Antioch College, 1/2:8 Health Department)
Appalachia, and folk music, 3:32 Board of Trustees (Lake Forest College), 1/2:18, 20, 22-23, 28
Architects Bohemian immigrants, 3:23
Jahn, Helmut, 1/2:64—-80 “Bomb No. 29,” 1/2:48
Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig, 1/2:65 “The Bondholder and the Soldier,” 3:39
Summers, Gene, 1/2:65 “Boycott Armour,” 3:32
Architecture, 1/2:65, 68-69, 74, 75, 79 Bradley, Luther D., 1/2:50-51, 55
Argonne Program Support Facility, 1/2:69 Bragg, Billy, 3:32
Armentrout, Steven A., 3:60
Brian’s Song (movie), 3:59
Armour, J. Ogden estate, 1/2:14-15
Briggs, Asa, on Chicago, 1/2:15
Arroyo, Sergio “Tank,” 1/2:37
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 3:17
Art Institute of Chicago, 1/2:64, 70, 71, 76
Brooks, Gwendolyn, 1/2:76
Arthur Somerville Reid Memorial Library, 1/2:20, 22
“Bruce’s Address,” 3:39
Association for the Advancement of Science, British, 3:17
Bubbly Creek (Chicago River), 3:12
Association for the Suppression of Food Advtteration, 3:26
Buick Regal, 1/2:42
“Auld Lang Syne,” 3:39
Building regulations, 3:5-6, 20
Automobiles
Busse, Fred A., 1/2:48, 50
See also Car Clubs
Butkus, Dick, 3:46-—60
Amistad Car Club, 1/2:30—43
Butkus, Emma, 3:47
Buick Regal, 1/2:42
Butkus, Helen Essenhart, 3:51
Chevrolet Fleetline (1947), 1/2:37
Butkus, John, 3:47
Chevrolet Impala (1966), 1/2:43
Butkus, Matt, 3:60
Chevrolet Monte Carlo (1978), 1/2:30, 31, 35, 40, 42
Hollywood Kustoms, 1/2:39 C
Pontiac, 1/2:36
“Rolling Low in Chicago,” article by Peter T. Alter, 1/2:30-43 “A Campaign Song” (Jackson), 3:33
Avila, Sanjuanita, 1/2:36 Capen, Samuel P, 1/2:23, 26
Aztlan Bike Club, 1/2:38 Carleton College, 1/2:8, 15, 28
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Index to Volume 35
This index includes author, title, and subject entries. In each page 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. If a subject is
illustrated and discussed on the same page, the illustration is not separately indicated.
A B
Addams Hull-House, and hired nurses, 3:21 Bacteriology, and public health measures, 3:18
Ade, George, Doc’ Horne, 1/2:55 Bank advertisement, with Miss Chicago, 1/2:46
Adolphus, James, 3:36 Barber shop, Lake Forest, 1/2:13
Adulterated foods, 3:25 Barmore, Jennie, 3:22
Alarm (newspaper), 3:33, 36 BarrettJ, . O.
Alter, Peter T., “Rolling Low in Chicago,” 1/2:30-43 “Home Rule for Ireland, 3:43
American Council on Education, 1/2:23 “The Labor Battle Song,” 3:39
American Public Health Association, 3:14, 21 Benchley, Robert, 1/2:62
Amistad Car Club, 1/2:30—43 Bernardin, Cardinal Joseph, 3:56
Angel Guardian orphanage, 3:55 Bismarck’s law of 1878, 3:39-40
Angell, George, 3:25, 26 Blaine, James G., 3:33
Another Way Home: The Tangled Roots of Race in One Chicago Bliss, Philip P, “Hold the Fort,” 3:33
Family (Hartfield), 1/2:78 Board of Health (Chicago), 3:9, 13, 14 (See also Chicago
Antioch College, 1/2:8 Health Department)
Appalachia, and folk music, 3:32 Board of Trustees (Lake Forest College), 1/2:18, 20, 22-23, 28
Architects Bohemian immigrants, 3:23
Jahn, Helmut, 1/2:64—-80 “Bomb No. 29,” 1/2:48
Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig, 1/2:65 “The Bondholder and the Soldier,” 3:39
Summers, Gene, 1/2:65 “Boycott Armour,” 3:32
Architecture, 1/2:65, 68-69, 74, 75, 79 Bradley, Luther D., 1/2:50-51, 55
Argonne Program Support Facility, 1/2:69 Bragg, Billy, 3:32
Armentrout, Steven A., 3:60
Brian’s Song (movie), 3:59
Armour, J. Ogden estate, 1/2:14-15
Briggs, Asa, on Chicago, 1/2:15
Arroyo, Sergio “Tank,” 1/2:37
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 3:17
Art Institute of Chicago, 1/2:64, 70, 71, 76
Brooks, Gwendolyn, 1/2:76
Arthur Somerville Reid Memorial Library, 1/2:20, 22
“Bruce’s Address,” 3:39
Association for the Advancement of Science, British, 3:17
Bubbly Creek (Chicago River), 3:12
Association for the Suppression of Food Advtteration, 3:26
Buick Regal, 1/2:42
“Auld Lang Syne,” 3:39
Building regulations, 3:5-6, 20
Automobiles
Busse, Fred A., 1/2:48, 50
See also Car Clubs
Butkus, Dick, 3:46-—60
Amistad Car Club, 1/2:30—43
Butkus, Emma, 3:47
Buick Regal, 1/2:42
Butkus, Helen Essenhart, 3:51
Chevrolet Fleetline (1947), 1/2:37
Butkus, John, 3:47
Chevrolet Impala (1966), 1/2:43
Butkus, Matt, 3:60
Chevrolet Monte Carlo (1978), 1/2:30, 31, 35, 40, 42
Hollywood Kustoms, 1/2:39 C
Pontiac, 1/2:36
“Rolling Low in Chicago,” article by Peter T. Alter, 1/2:30-43 “A Campaign Song” (Jackson), 3:33
Avila, Sanjuanita, 1/2:36 Capen, Samuel P, 1/2:23, 26
Aztlan Bike Club, 1/2:38 Carleton College, 1/2:8, 15, 28
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Car Clubs Chicago Daily News, 1/2:50, 51, 55, 58
Amistad Car Club, 1/2:30-43 Chicago Daily Tribune, packinghouse series, 3:25-26
Majestics Car Club, 1/2:39 Chicago Health Department, 3:4—29
Solitos Car Club, 1/2:37 Chicago History Museum, 1/2:30-31
Somosuno Lowrider Car Club, 1/2 Chicago Inter Ocean, 1/2:45, 46, 49
South Side Cruisers Car Club, 1/2:42 Chicago Master Plumbers Association, 3:20
Cars. See Automobiles Chicago Record, 1/2:49
Cartoons Chicago River, 3:12, 26
“Miss Chicago and Dad Dearborn,” article by Guy Chicago Tribune, 1/2:27, 45, 46, 48, 49, 55, 58
Szuberla, 1/2:44-63 (See also Chicago Daily Tribune)
War Cartoons: Reprinted from the Chicago Tribune, report on tenement living, 3:5-6, 9
December 7, 1941—September 28, 1942, 1/2:58 Chicago Truck Drivers Union, 3:44
Cartoons by Bradley, 1/2:51 Chicago Vocational High School, 3:49
Casey, P W. (Mrs.), “Honor’s Test,” 3:32 Children, Chicago Children’s Choir, 1/2:66
Cedars Sinai Medical Center, Life Achievement Award, 3:60-61 Cholera, 3:6, 18
Center for Arts in Education, 1/2:64 Christianity, social message of, 3:43, 45
Century of Progress poster, 1/2:61 Churches
Chaidez, David, 1/2:32-33 First Presbyterian Church (Lake Forest), 1/2:8
Chaplin, Ralph, “Solidarity Forever,” 3:39 Holt Memorial Chapel (Lake Forest College), 1/2:5
Cheney, Mamah Borthwick, 1/2:49 ¢ ‘isneros, Pedro, III, 1/2:31, 32-33, 42
Chevrolet Fleetline (1947), 1/2:37 C ‘isneros, Pedro, IV, 1/2:32-33
Chevrolet Impala (1966), 1/2:43 C iticorp Center, 1/2:69
Chevrolet Monte Carlo (1978), 1/2:30, 31, 35, 40, 42 C itizens Association of Chicago, 3:24
Chicago, Illinois Civic reform organizations, 3:24
architecture, 1/2:65, 68-69, 74, 79 € ivil War, as source of labor music, 3:39
Art Institute of Chicago, 1/2:64, 70, 71, 76 C lub house, Onwentsia Country Club, 1/2:11
Board of Health, 3:9, 13, 14 ¢ oeducational undergraduate education, 1/2:8, 23
(See also Chicago Health Department) C offeen, H. A., “Labor’s Emancipation,” 3:43
“Bomb No. 29,” 1/2:48 C ole, William Graham, 1/2:27
city physician, 3:13 Colleges, coeducational, 1/2:8
Common Council, 3:13, 14, 18, 21, 23, 25, 28, 29 Columbian Exposition (See World’s Columbian Exposition)
crime and criminals, 1/2:55 Common Council, 3:13, 14, 18, 21, 23, 25, 28, 29
diseases, and tenement living, 3:4—29 Commonwealth Edison Headquarters, 1/2:69
flag, 1/2:60 “Company Store” (Hanna), 3:34
foreign-born in, 1/2:8 (See also Immigrants) Conjunto music, 1/2:40
Great Fire of 1871, affect on housing, 3:5, 18, 25 Connelly, Bridget Moran, 3:46
History Museum, 1/2:30-31 Connelly, Peter, 3:46
housing, 3:4-29 Connelly, Sister Rosemary, 3:46-61
Contaminated foods, 3:25
as important center for songwriters, 3:32—34
Cooper, Peter, 3:38
industrial waste in, 3:12—13
Coughlin, “Bathhouse” John, 1/2:46
mayors, 1/2:40, 47-48, 50, 55, 62
Coulter, John Merle, 1/2:18
Mexican American community, 1/2:31
newspapers (See specific name, e.g., Chicago Daily News) Country club (Lake Forest), 1/2:8, 10-11
Courts, and packinghouse owners, 3:25-26
North Shore, 1/2:13
packinghouses, 3:13, 25-26, 28 Creech, William, 3:32, 36, 39-40
“Eight Hours A Day,” 3:41
police, 1/2:69, 3:13, 14, 17, 21, 22, 23, 47
political cartoons (See “Miss Chicago and Dad Dearborn,’ ‘Good News,” 3:41
‘Help One Another,” 3:41—43
article by Guy Szuberla)
“The Socialists Are Coming,” 3:40—41
population growth, 1/2:15
Cregier, DeWitt C., 3:28
printing industry in, 3:36
prohibition, 1/2:55
river pollution, 3:12
Union Stock Yard, 3:25-28 Dad Dearborn
urban sanitation movement, 3:13—15 “Miss ¢ hicago and Dad Dearborn,” article by
World’s Columbian Exposition, 1/2:44-46 Guy Szuberla, 1/2:45-63
Xerox Centre, 1/2:69 Daley, Richard J., 1/2:62
Chicago’s Area 2 Police Headquarters, 1/2:69 Dare, Ellen, 3:32
Chicago Bears, 3:46, 52, 58, 59 DeForest, Robert W,, 3:20
Chicago Children’s Choir, 1/2:66 De la Garza Career Center, 1/2:69
De Welf, Oscar Coleman, 3:13, 15, 16-18, 20-29
De Wolf, Thaddeus K., 3:16
Dearborn, Henry, 1/2:55 Gapp, Paul, 1/2:74
DeKoven, Anna Farwell, 1/2:8, 26, 27 Garb, Margaret, “Regulating Urban Living,” 3:4-29
Department of Health (See Chicago Health Department) Garcia, Mike, 1/2:32-34, 42
Developmentally disabled persons (See Misericordia) German immigrants, 3:23
Diphtheria, 3:6, 18 Germans, in Chicago, 3:32, 33, 40
Disabled children and adults, home for, 3:46 G.I. Bill, and Lake Forest College, 1/2:27
« (See also Misericordia) Gilfoyle, TimothyJ.
Diseases, 3:4-29 “Making History: Interviews with Ronne Hartfield and
Cholera, 3:6, 18 Helmut Jahn,” 1/2:64—-80
Diphtheria, 3:6, 18 “The Linebacker and the Nun: Interviews with Dick
Scarlet fever, 3:21 Butkus and Sister Rosemary Connelly,” 3:46-61
Smallpox, 3:6, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21 Golden Gloves, 1/2:62
Yellow fever, 3:6 “Good News” (Creech), 3:41
and tenement living, 3:6, 9, 13, 25 Goodoff, Emma Ramona, 3:47
“Do What's Right” (Shelton), 3:32 Great Depression, songwriters during, 3:32, 36
Doc’ Horne (Ade), 1/2:55 Great Fire of 1871, affect on housing, 3:5
Donnelley, Elliot, 1/2:28 The Great Gatsby (Fitzgerald), 1/2:15
“Don’t Take my Papa away from me” (Hill), 3:42 Greco Greenhouse, 3:55
Down syndrome, 3:60 Greek immigrants, 3:22
Dreiser, Theodore, Sister Carrie, 1/2:15 Greenback Party presidential campaign, 3:38
Dunne, Edward, 1/2:50, 57 Greenebaum Sons Bank and Trust Company, 1/2:46
Greenhouse Inn, 3:55
Gregory, Daniel S., 1/2:15
Gremlins 2 (movie), 3:59
Eastern European immigrants, 3:22 Grinnell College, 1/2:22
Ebner, Michael H., “North Shore Town and Gown,” 1/2:4-29 Gruenhut, Joseph, 3:24
Education, undergraduate, 1/2:4-29 Guthrie, Woody, 3:32
“Eight Hours A Day” (Creech), 3:41
H
“Eight Hour Song,” (Haynes) 3:31
Elliott, Pete, 3:51, 52
“Hail Milwaukee” (Thompson), 3:33
Espinoza, Martin, 1/2:42
Essenhart, Helen, 3:51 Halas, George, 3:46
Ethnicity, and housing conditions, 3:9, 23, 29 Half-Nelson (television show), 3:59
Halker, Bucky, “Solidarity Forever,” 3:30-45
Evangelical hymns, as source of labor songs, 3:38-39
HA-LO Headquarters, 1/2:69
r Hanna, Isaac, 3:36
“Company Store,” 3:34
Farwell, Anna, 1/2:8, 26, 27 Harlan, John M., 1/2:48
Farwell, Charles B., 1/2:6, 18, 20, 28 Harlan, Richard Davenport, 1/2:20
Farwell, Francis, 1/2:27 Harrison, Carter Henry, 3:22
Farwell, Francis C. Il, 1/2:28, 29 Harrison, Carter Henry II, 1/2:48, 54, 57
Farwell, Henry (Mrs.), 1/2:9 Hartfield, Ronne, 1/2:64-80
Farwell, John V,, 1/2:6, 9, 20, 28 Another Way Home: The Tangled Roots of Race in One
estate, 1/2:8 Chicago Family, 1/2:78
Farwell, John V,,J r, 1/2:26, 27 Haymarket Affair, 3:32-33
Farwell, Mary Eveline Smith, 1/2:4, 6, 18-20, 28 Haynes, Charles, “Eight Hour Song,” 3:31-32
Farwell Field, 1/2:6, 7 Health Association, 3:14
Father Dearborn Health departments
“Miss Chicago and Dad Dearbom,” article by See Chicago Health Department
Guy Szuberla, 1/2:45-63 New York’s health department, 3:17
Fernwood Elementary School, 3:48 Hearst, William Randolph, 1/2:50
Ferry, Abby Farwell, 1/2:9 Hearts and Flour Bakery, 3:55
Fincher’s Trades’ Review, 3:31 Heath, Monroe, 3:15
First Presbyterian Church (Lake Forest), 1/2:8, 12 Heaton, Harold R., 1/2:46-49
Fitzgerald, F Scott, 1/2:13 “Help One Another” (Creech), 3:41—43
Folk music revival, 3:32 Hepburn, Katherine, 1/2:28
Foods, adulterated, 3:25 Hernandez, Javier, 1/2:32-33
Football, 3:46, 49, 50-52, 59 Hernandez, Rolando, 1/2:40
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Hesing, Washington, 1/2:48 James R. Thompson Center, 1/2:74
Highland Park, population, 1/2:15 Jewish immigrants, 3:9
Hill, Joe, 3:45
“John Brown’s Body,” 3:39
“Don’t Take my Papa away from me,” 3:42 John Q. Public, 1/2:58
Historic Sites, Market Square, 1/2:10 Johnny Dangerously (movie), 3:59
Holbrook, Monsignor Thomas J., 3:55 Johnson, Ernest, 1/22.:22/7
“Hold the Fort” (Bliss), 3:33
“Hold the Fort” (Tallmadge), 3:38
Holland, Ed, 1/2:55, 62
Kahn, Si, 3:32
Holloway, Charles, 1/2:45
Kenna, Michael “Hinky Dink,” 1/2:46
Hollywood Kustoms, 1/2:39
Kesson, Thomas, 3:36
Holt Memorial Chapel (Lake Forest College), 1/2:5
King, Charles Garfield, 1/2:13
Holy Family Catholic Church, 1/2:37
King, Ginevra, 1/2:13
“Home Rule for Ireland” (Barrett), 3:43
Kingdom Come Farm, 1/2:13
“Honor’s Test” (Casey), 3:32
Kirk’s American Family Soap, 1/2:46
Hopkins, John Patrick, 1/2:47
Knights of Labor, 3:23, 32, 33, 36, 38, 43
Hotchkiss, Almerin, 1/2:16
Knights of Labor (newspaper), 3:33, 40
Hotchkiss, Eugene, 1/2:27-28
Knox College, 1/2:8, 15
Housing conditions, and race, 3:9, 23, 29
Koch, Robert, 3:18
Housing conditions, effects of poverty on, 3:9
Housing regulations, 3:5-29 Kohlsaat, Herman, 1/2:4 I
Howe,J . W,, 3:36 L
Humanitarian of the Year Award, 3:61
Hygiene, and sanitation, 3:16 Labor, organized, and tenement housing, 3:10, 23-24
Hymns, as source of labor songs, 3:38-39 “The Labor Battle Song” (Barrett), 3:39, 43
Labor movement
It
eight-hour day, 3:31
and music, 3:31—45
I. W. W (Industrial Workers of the World), 3:45
and poetry, 3:31-45
I. W. W Songs; To Fan the Flames of Discontent, 3:43
urban, 3:32
Illinois Association of Architects, 3:20
Labor songs, typical accompaniments for, 3:38
Illinois Municipal Voting Act (1913), 1/2:52
Labor Songs Dedicated to the Knights of Labor
Illinois State Board of Health, 3:14
(Tallmadge), 3:43
Immigrants
‘Labor’s Emancipation” (Coffeen), 3:45
bohemian, 3:23
‘Labor’s Ninety and Nine” (Smith), 3:38, 43
Eastern European, 3:22
Lake Forest, Illinois
German, 3:23
barber shop, 1/2:13
Greek, 3:2 >
First Presbyterian Church, 1/2:8, 12
and housing conditions, 3:9, 23, 29
Market Square, 1/2:13
Irish, 3:22
North Shore Town and Gown,” article by
Italian, 3:9, 22, 23
Michael H. Ebner, 1/2:4—29
Jews, 3:9
Onwentsia Country Club, 1/2:8, 10-11
Polish, 3:9, 22, 23
planned shopping center, 1/2:13
“In Memory of Karl Marx” (Schwab), 3:32
population, 1/2:15
Industrial Workers of the World, 3:45
social prestige, declining, 1
Irish
town plan, 1/2:16
immigrants, 3:22
Lake Forest ¢ ollege
as police, 3:23
alumni association, 1/2:23 )
Iron Molders Journal (newspaper), 3:41
Arthur Somerville Reid Memorial Library, 1/2:20, 22
Italian immigrants, 3:23
J Board of Trustees, 1/2:18, 20, 22—23, 28
campus plan, 1/2:17
chapel, 1/2:5
Jackson, J. W., “A Campaign Song,” 3:33 coeducational undergraduate education, 1/2:8, 23
Jahn, Deborah, 1/2:69 College Hall (Young Hall), 1/2:6
Jahn, Helmut, 1/2:64—-80 controversies, 1/2:22—23, 26
Jahn, Karolina Wirth, 1/2:64 degrees awarded, 1/2:4
Jahn, Wilhelm Anton, 1/2:64 Dixon Science Center, 1/2:28
James, Henry, 1/2:10 Donnelley and Lee Library, 1/2:28
James, John, 3:32, 36 Farwell Field, 1/2:7
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graduating class, 1/2:17 Mexican American community, 1/2:31 (See also Conjunto music)
Hotchkiss Hall, 1/2:6 Michigan City Public Library, 1/2:68
library, 1/2:20, 22 Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig, 1/2:65
Mohr Student Center, 1/2:28 Miller Lite beer advertisements, 3:59
North Hall, 1/2:6, 7 Misericordia, 3:46, 51, 55-56, 60-61
post-World War I era, 1/2:22-23
“Miss Chicago and Dad Dearborn,” article by Guy Szuberla,
presidents, 1/2:15, 18, 20, 22, 26, 27
1/2:44-63
Stuart Commons, 1/2:28
Moody, Dwight, 3:39
and University of Chicago, 1/2:18
Moore, Herbert McComb, 1/2:26
Young Hall, 1/2:6
Moran, George, 3:49
Landlords, and housing quality, 3:9, 12, 24, 29
The Last Boy Scout (movie), 3:59 Movies
Latinos. See Mexican American community Brian’s Song, 3:59
Lawrence University, 1/2:8, 28 Gremlins 2, 3:59
Lawson, Victor, 1/2:49 Johnny Dangerously, 3:59
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (movie), 3:59 The Last Boy Scout, 3:59
Library, at Lake Forest College, 1/2:20, 22 The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, 3:59
Lily Reid Holt Memorial Chapel, 1/2:5 Necessary Roughness, 3:59
“The Linebacker and the Nun: Interviews with Dick Butkus Rocky (movie), 3:56
and Sister Rosemary Connelly,” article by Timothy J. Spontaneous Combustion, 3:59
Gilfoyle, 3:46-61 Municipal government, police authority and housing
“Little Man” (character), 1/2:58, 62
inspection, 3:17, 21-23
Little Red Songbook, 3:43-—45
Murphy Associates, C. FE, 1/2:65
Lowriding (automobiles), “Rolling Low in Chicago,” article by
My Two Dads (television show), 3:59
Peter T. Alter, 1/2:30-43
Lyman, Dr. Henry M., 3:21 N
Lyser, Gustav, 3:36
M National Railroad Strike (1877), 3:40
National Register of Historic Sites, Market Square, Lake
Mackay, Charles, 3:36 Forest, 1/2:10, 12
Majestics Car Club, 1/2:39 Necessary Roughness (movie), 3:59
Making History Newspapers (See also specific papers, e.g., Chicago Tribune)
“Interviews with Ronne Hartfield and Helmut Jahn,” as venue for labor songs and poems, 3:33, 36
article by Timothy J. Gilfoyle, 1/2:64-80 NFL Today, 3:59
“The Linebacker and the Nun: Interviews with Dick “The Ninety and Nire,” 3:38
Butkus and Sister Rosemary Connelly,” article by Nollen, John Scholte, 1/2:20
TimothyJ . Gilfoyle, 3:46-61 North Shore, of Chicago, 1/2:13
Making History Award Winners
“North Shore Town and Gown,” article by Michael H. Ebner,
Butkus, Dick, 3:46-61 1/2:4-29
Connelly, Sister Rosemary, 3:46-61
Northwestern Atrium Center, 1/2:69
Hartfield, Ronne, 1/2:64-80
Jahn, Helmut, 1/2:64-80 O
Weisberg, Lois, 1/2:80
“Marching Through Georgia,” 3:39 Oberlin College, 1/2:8, 15, 28
Market Square (Lake Forest), 1/2:10, 12 O’Brien, Bernie, 3:49
Massey, Gerald, 3:36
O’Connor, James J., 1/2:79
McClure, James Glore King, 1/2:20 Old Cook County Hospital, 3:18
McCormick, Cyrus, Jr., 1/2:20
Old St. Patrick’s Academy, 3:48
McCormick, Robert R., 1/2:55
Olvera, Mario, 1/2:32-33
McCormick Place Convention Center, 1/2:65
Olvera, Robert, 1/2:32-33
McCutcheon, John T., 1/2:45, 49-54, 55
One South Wacker office building, 1/2:69
McVicker, Brockholst L., 3:14-15
Onwentsia Country Club, 1/2:8, 10-11
Meat Inspection Act, 3:26
Meat inspectors, 3:17 Order of Lincoln Medallion award, 3:61
Meatpacking regulations, 3:25-29 Organized labor, and tenement housing, 3:10, 23-24
Meats, controversy re confiscated/diseased, 3:28 O’Rourke, Thomas, 3:36
Medical practices, during the Civil War, 3:16 Orr, Carey, 1/2:45, 55, 57-58, 62
Merriam, Charles E., 1/2:54 Orta, Eddie, 1/2:42
Merriam, Robert E., 1/2:62 Owner-occupied homes, 3:18-25
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Rocky (movie), 3:56
“Rolling Low in Chicago,” article by Peter T. Alter, 1/2:30-48
Packinghouses, 3:25-26, 28 Rones, John Drayton, 1/2:65
Parrish, Joseph, 1/2:45, 55, 58, 62 Rones, Thelma Shepherd, 1/2:65, 78
Parsons, Albert, 3:32—33 Roosevelt, Theodore, 1/2:23
Pasteur, Louis, 3:18 Root, George F., “Tramp, Tramp, Tramp,” 3:31, 37, 39, 45
Paulsen, Charlie, 1/2:13 Rubey, Reverend Charles T.,, 3:46
Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society, 1/2:27 Rust-Oleum Corporation Headquarters, 1/2:69
Phillips, Utah, 3:32
S
The Plumber and Sanitary Engineers (journal), 3:10
Plumbing inspectors, 3:18, 20
Sanitary inspectors, 3:13, 14, 17, 20-23
Poetry of protest (See “Solidarity Forever,” article by Bucky Halker)
Sanitary inspections, of single-family homes, 3:23
Police
Sanitation, 9, 12, 14, 16, 18, 19
Chicago’s Area 2 Police Headquarters, 1/2:69
and hygiene, 3:16
courts, and packinghouse owners, 3:26
and tenements, 3:9
as housing/sanitary inspectors, 3:13, 14, 17, 20, 21, 22
urban sanitation movement, 3:13-15
Irish as, 3:23
Sankey, Ira, 3:39
Polish immigrants, 3:9, 22, 23
Santora, Lawrence J., 3:61
Political cartoons (See “Miss Chicago and Dad Dearborn,”
Scarlet fever, 3:21
article by Guy Szuberla)
Schneirov, Richard, 3:22
The Political’Cartoon (Press), 1/2:55
School of the Art Institute of Chicago, 1/2:71
Pollution, South Branch of the Chicago River, 3:12
Schutt, Stephen D., 1/2:28
Pontiac (1933), 1/2:36
Schwab, Michael, “In Memory of Karl Marx,” 3:32
Pope John Award, 3:61
Science, British Association for the Advancement of, 3:17
Population growth, 1/2:15
Science Research Associates, 1/2:66
Poverty, affect on housing conditions, 3:9
>eeger, Pete, 3:32
Press, Charles, The Political Cartoon, 1/25 :5 WI Serbantez, David, 1/2:38
Printing industry, in Chicago, 3:36
Serra Retreat Center, 3:60
Private property rights v. tenement inspections, 3:18, 20 Shaw, Howard Van Doren, 1/2:10, 13
Professional Football Hall of Fame, 3:51 Shelton, John, “Do What’s Right,” 3:32
Progressive Age (newspaper), 3:10-12 Shield of St. Xavier Award, 3:61
Prohibition, 1/2:55 Shoemaker, Vaughan, 1/2:55, 58
Property rights v. tenement inspections, 3:18, 20 Shopping center, Lake Forest, 1/2:10, 12
Protest songs (See “Solidarity Forever,” article by Bucky Halker) Shure Building, 1/2:69
Protestant evangelical hymn tradition, 3:39 Siena High School, 3:48
Public health movement, 3:17-18 Sister Carrie (Dreiser), 1/2:15
Pullman, George, residential community, 3:24
Sisters of Mercy, 3:48, 59
Pure Food and Drug Act, 3:36 “Sixteen Tons” (Travis), 3:34
Q Slaughterhouses, 3:25-26
Slim, T-Bone, 3:45
Smallpox, 3:6, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21
Quarantines, 3:15
R Smith, Bubba, 3:59
Smith, S. M. (Mrs.), “Labor’s Ninety and Nine,” 3:38
‘The Socialists Are Coming” (Creech), 3:40-—41
Race, and housing conditions, 3:9, 23, 29 Solidarity Forever” (Chaplin), 3:39
Racism, 3:9 “Solidarity Forever,” article by Bucky Halker, 3:30-—45
Radio, and labor songs, 3:32 Solitos Car Club, 1/2:37
Railroad Strike (1877), 3:40 Somdal, Carl, 1/2:58
“Rally Round the Flag,” 3:39 Somosuno Lowrider Car Club, 1/2:37
Rauch, John Henry, 3:14—15 Songs, and unions, 3:31—45
“Regulating Urban Living,” article by Margaret Garb, 3:4-29 Songwriters, in Chicago, 3:32-34
Reid Memorial Library, 1/2:20 Sony Center (Berlin), 1/2:75, 78
Religion, and social protest songs, 3:43, 45 Sound recording, 3:32
Resurrection Catholic Church, 3:47, 48 South Branch of the Chicago River, pollution in, 3:12
Rich Man, Poor Man (television show), 3:59 “South Halsted Street Strike,” 3:32
Rios, Denise, 1/2:43 South Side Cruisers Car Club, 1/2:42
Rios, Pedro, 1/2:32-33, 43 Spadafora, David, 1/2:27
Rios, Pedro, Jr., 1/2:32-33 Spencer, Alexander, 3:36
Roberts, William C., 1/2:18 Spontaneous Combustion (movie), 3:59
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St. Mary’s Athletic Facility (South Bend, Ind.), 1/2:69
St. Xavier University, 3:48, 61
State of Illinois Building, 1/2:74 Vaccination, 3:14—15
Stoves, Samuel, “Take Your Choice,” 3:33 Vanier, Jean, 3:59
Strikes, National Railroad Strike (1877), 3:40 Vatican II, transformation from, 3:59-60
Suffrage Movement, 1/2:52 Vehicles (See Automobiles)
Summers, Gene, 1/2:65 Villanueva, Mikey, 1/2:36
“Susannah,” 3:39 von Bismarck, Otto, 3:39
Swarthmore College, 1/2:8, 15, 28 Vorbote (newspaper), 3:36
Swift, George Bell, 1/2:47 Voting
Swift, Louis F, 1/2:13, 20 Act, 1/2:52
zuberla, Guy, “Miss Chicago and Dad Dearborm,” 1/2:44-63 Suffrage Movement, 1/2:52
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“Take Your Choice” (Stoves), 3:33 Wagner, Bob “Hollywood,” 1/2:39
Tallmadge, James and Emily, 3:36, 38, 43 “Wait for the Wagon,” 3:39
“Hold the Fort,” 3:38 War Cartoons: Reprinted from the Chicago Tribune, December 7,
Labor Songs Dedicated to the Knights of Labor, 3:43 1941—September 28, 1942, 1/2:58
Team Butkus, 3:60 Wayman, John E., 1/2:48
Television shows “The Wearing of the Green,” 3:39
Half-Nelson, 3:59 Weisberg, Lois, 1/2:80
My Two Dads, 3:59 Wells, H. G., on Chicago, 1/2:15
Rich Man, Poor Man, 3:59 Wentworth, Daniel S., 1/2:23
Tenants, common views of, 3:5 WGN Radio, 3:59
Tenement and factory ordinance (state), 3:18 White, James H., 3:38
Tenement inspectors, 3:18, 20, 22 (See also Sanitary inspectors) Wilson, Woodrow, 1/2:23
Tenements, 3:4—29 Winnetka, population, 1/2:15
Thompson, John, 3:36 Winter, Ruth, 1/2:28
“Hail Milwaukee,” 3:33
Wobblies, 3:45
Thompson, William Hale “Big Bill,” 1/2:55,
Women, songwriters, 3:34-36
Thurber, James, 1/2:62 Women’s Gymnasium (Lake Forest College), 1/2:6
Town plan, Lake Forest, 1/2:16 Women’s Suffrage Movement, 1/2:52
Trades and Labor Assembly, 3:10, 23
Workingman’s Advocate (newspaper), 3:36
“Tramp, Tramp, Tramp” (Root), 3:31, 37, 39, 43
“Workingmen’s Marseillaise,” 3:43
Travis, Merle, “Sixteen Tons,” 3:34
World War II, 1/2:27, 58
Tribune Tower, 3:35
World’s Columbian Exposition, 1/2:44-46
Typhoid, 3:6, 22
Wright, Frank Lloyd, 1/2:49
U Wright, Henry Wilkes, 1/2:22, 23, 26
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Undergraduate education, 1/2:4-29
Union Army, music, 3:31, 37, 39
Xerox Centre, 1/2:69
Union Stock Yard, 3:25-28
United Airlines Terminal (O’Hare), 1/2:68, 69
United Mine Workers Journal (newspaper), 3:36
United States Sanitary Commission, 3:17 “Yankee Doodle,” 3:39
University of Chicago, and Lake Forest College, 1/2:18 Yellow fever, 3:6
Unsung Heroine Award, 3:61
Urban explorers, 3:6
Urban Gateways, 1/2:64, 70, 71, 76
programs, 1/2:72-7.
Urban labor movement, 3:32
Urban sanitation movement, 3:13-—15
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