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Includes photographs related to the career of Earl Burrus Dickerson, a Chicago area businessman, president of Supreme Liberty Life Insurance Company, and politician. Dickerson is shown at banquets, at his desk, and with groups of men and women. Several photographs show Dickerson with Supreme Cour...

Military records, biographies, correspondence, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, photographs, and other papers of Francis P. Kane, a Chicago military officer and local government official. Most of the collection consists of correspondence and newspaper clippings relating to his service with the ...

Correspondence, notes, articles, reports, minutes, newsletters, and other papers of Frank W. McCulloch about his activities in Chicago on behalf of unemployment relief in the 1930s and labor education in the 1940s. Except for a few miscellaneous items, the collection does not extend beyond late 1...

The Papers consist of the entire case file from the Searle/Degas legal proceedings–Nick Goodman, et al. v. Searle–which formed the basis for Trienens' book, Landscape with Smokestacks: the Case of the Allegedly Plundered Degas. Materials include correspondence, memoranda, depositions, produced do...

The John C. Fitzgerald papers span the years 1927 to 1992 (bulk 1942 to 1992) and include correspondence, notes, brochures, photographs, and reports.

Business and personal correspondence, genealogies, historical sketches, and other papers of John Solon Lord, a Chicago lawyer who served as counsel for Lloyd's of London in Illinois. Topics include Harvard Law School and University of Wisconsin alumni affairs, Law Club of Chicago, Godair Home in ...

Correspondence, clippings and other papers relating to Leonard Fuchs, a resident of the Albany Park community of Chicago (Ill.), community activist, and aldermanic candidate in 1955 and earlier. Includes notes on his work with the Cleaners, Dyers and Pressers Union, 1937-1938; and copies of a new...

Correspondence, notes, reports of meetings, brochures, receipts, photographs and clippings relating to Leonard Fuchs' interest in consumer and labor organizing activities in Chicago during the Great Depression. The collection includes a few items issued by the United Conference Against the High C...

Correspondence and other papers of Mary Heftel Hooton, a Chicago lawyer and Cook County Circuit Court judge. Includes materials about Hooton's judicial elections (1976-1988); materials from organizations (the Joint Committee on the Women's Court and Detention Home, Chicago; the Citizens Committee...

Correspondence, diaries, and other papers of the Overton family. Includes personal correspondence received by Isabel Vincent Harper; her husband, attorney Paul V. Harper; and their daughter, Jane Harper Overton (Mrs. George Overton). Also present are diaries (mainly belonging to Isabel Vincent Ha...