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1. A New Beginning in a New Century (1985-1920) - Fragment (pages 41 and 42) from A New Beginning in a New Century (1985-1920), showing photos of Joyce Kilmer, the center of Artist's Colony,a newspaper clipping from the Chicago Tribune, and battlefield with ambulance in France in which John Kreutzberg was a driver.

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2. Architect Harry Weese: Known by the City He Keeps - Chicago Tribune Tribute to Architect Harry Weese featuring Weese on the Cover of the Newspaper

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3. Articles onf Green Bay Road Bridge - Articles onf Green Bay Road Bridge (1) Article from the Waukegan News-Sun aboout low bidders onf the Green Bay Road Bridge at Lake Forest (2) Article from the Chicago Tribune about the ICC authorizing Green Bay Road Bridge over Railroad

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4. Budget Will Cover Village Hall Rehab - Newspaper Article in the Chicago Tribune titled "Budget Will Cover Village Hall Rehab" approving a budget of $6.9 million to a program of capital improvements for the next fiscal year

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5. Film Retraces History of Orphanages - Article from the Chicago Tribune titled, "Film Retraces History of Orphanages". This article is about Kraig Moreland's documentary called "A Childhood Lost and Found: A Journey Back to the Lake Bluff Children's Home."

   A Journey Back to the Lake Bluff Children's Home

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6. Fine New Summer Cottage For The Members of the WorkingWoman's Home - Minnetonka Hotel - Article in the Chicago Tribune titled: Fine New Summer Cottage For The Members of the WorkingWoman's Home The article details that The Workingwoman's Home Association has built a summer cottage in Lake Bluff, IL that allows for accommodation for working women, for a week or two per woman. It details the cottage in great deail, talking about its large rooms, veranda, hammocks, bathing houses, etc.

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7. Fire on Sunday - Fire on Sunday is an article about the burning of a cottage just west of 314 East Prospect, with a little information about the hamlet of Lake Bluff. (Typed copy, not original.)

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8. Friends by John Frederick Nims - Article from the Chicago Tribune, sourced by Newspapers.com, titled "Friends"

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9. George McKinlock - Page clipped from a Northwestern magazine which includes a paragraph titled, "The Lost McKinlock Campus," and explains what remains of the Alexander McKinlock Memorial Campus (named in honor of George McKinlock's son, Alexander, who lost his life in WW1). Article scanned and printed from a Chicago tribune from October 11th, 1923. Titled, "Chicagoans 'do' Russia Without Soviet Blinders," the article details Mr. and Mrs. George McKinlock's trip to Moscow. George McKinlock lived at 735 Ravine Ave.

   George McKinlock

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10. He Chooses His Words Wisely Nims' Poetry "The Wedding of Terseness and Wit" - Article from Chicago Tribune, sourced by Newspaper.com, titled "He Chooses His Words Wisely Nims' Poetry "The Wedding of Terseness and Wit"" details an interview with John Frederick Nims and his thoughts on Poetry, famous Poets, and newest public reading.

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11. Honored Chicago Poet John Frederick Nim, 85 - Article from the Chicago Tribune, sourced from Newspapers.com, titled "Honored Chicago Poet John Frederick Nim, 85" honoring Mr. Nims as he died on his 85th year.

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12. J. Howard Wood, Former Publisher and Chairman of Tribune Co. - Obituary in the Chicago Tribune for J. Howard Wood discussing how he rose in rank at the Chicago Tribune Article on the Vliet Museum of Lake Bluff History's purchase of 127 East Scranton Avenue from J. Howard Wood Correspondence from Howard Wood's wife, Barbara Wood, to Ms. Phyllis Albrecht March 1986 article - Howard Wood discusses technological improvements in the newspaper industry Obituary in the Island Reporter for J. Howard Wood Another Chicago Tribune obituary titled J. Howard Wood: Paperboy, Publisher Another article discussing Vliet Museum purchase of 127 East Scranton Correspondence from Ann Wood to Kraig, talking about her parents J. Howard and Ruth Wood, several pictures attached

    J. Howard Wood, Former Publisher

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13. Lake Bluff Fire Department Profile - Chicago Tribune profile on the Lake Bluff Volunteer Fire Department

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14. List Suburbs by Income, Education - Newspaper Article in the Chicago Tribune titled "List Suburbs by Income, Education" includes: - Composite Socio-Economic Rank Municipality - Median Family Dollars - Income Rank - Percent College Graduates Rank - Percent of Families with Incomes of $25,000 or More Rank - Median Years of School Years Rank

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15. Lots of Order-and-Law-as Police Try for Accreditation - Newspaper article from the Chicago Tribune titled "Lots of Order-and-Law-as Police Try for Accreditation" detailing for the department preparing for an assessment for accreditation.

    Accreditation Prep

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16. Luxurious Fire Laddies of Lake Bluff - Types article taken from the Chicago Tribune about the Luxurious Fire Laddies. Document details the beginning of the organization, the numerous donations given to them, and the appreciation the community has for the organization.

    Luxurious Fire Laddies

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17. Marion Weber, Singer and Ex-Radio Executive - Section 2 of the February 25th, 1988 Chicago Tribune with the obituary for Marion Claire Weber. Marion Claire Cook Weber was an internationally known opera singer in the late 1920s and 1930s. In 1942, she sang in the Hollywood film Make a Wish. In 1942 she joined her husband, Henry Weber, in producing the Chicago Theater of the Air program on WGN radio. She was the daughter of Grace and Horace Cook and lived at 700 East Center Avenue.

    Marion Weber, Singer and Ex-Radio Executive

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18. Move to Split Shields - Deerfield School District - One hundred plus articles on the intended and contested separation of Lake Forest and Lake Bluff from the Shields - Deerfield School District. This took several years and was finally accomplished in 1952. Articles are from various newspapers including Waukegan News Sun, Chicago Tribune, Highland Park News.

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19. Obituary for Norma Mocogni - Obituary for Norma Mocogni who worked at the Arden Shore Home for Boys and was a member of the Lake Bluff Women's Club. Clipped from the March 30th, 2013 Chicago Tribune.

    Obituary for Norma Mocogni

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20. Of Flesh and Bone - Article in the Chicago Tribune, sourced by Newspapers.com, titled "Of Flesh and Bone" giving an analysis of Nims poetry, specifically, "The Iron Pastoral"

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21. Pianist, Conductor Henry Weber, 90 - Obituary for Henry Weber clipped from the Chicago Tribune. Married to Marion Claire Cook.

    Pianist, Conductor Henry Weber, 90

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22. Poetry: A Magazine with John Nim's Imprint - and Heartbeat - Article from Chicago Tribune, sourced by Newspapers.com, titled "Poetry: A Magazine with John Nim's Imprint - and Heartbeat" details an interview with Nims about his background in Poetry.

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23. Rondout Robbery General History - Various articles detailing the history of the Rondout Robbery of 1924 Detailing the history include the following publications: - Chicago Daily Tribune - Chicago Tribune - Waukegan Daily Gazette - Chicago Daily News - A Pioneer Press Newspaper - Newsletter Village of Green Oaks - and Various Online Websites

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24. Stanley McNeil - A Chapin Hall Center for Children report for investors which includes the Colonel Stanley R. McNeil Foundation. Printer friendly version of retired Army Colonel Stanley McNeil's obituary. Sourced from the June 25th, 1986 Chicago Tribune.

    Stanley McNeil

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25. The Aftermath of the Rondout Robbery - Various articles about the Aftermath of the Rondout Robbery of 1924. The Topics include: - The Death of William Fahy in 1943 of lung cancer - Willie Newton goes back to Jail at 76 years old for robbing a bank in 1968 - List of Clues that broke the case back in 1924. - Articles recounting the story because of the severe crime and corruption. - An Interview with Joe Newton about his life and robbing days - Production of the movie "Newton Boys" based off the Rondout Robbery Publications are as follows: - Pioneer Press - Chicago Tribune - The Independent Register - Chicago Daily Tribune

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26. Tournament Committee Report - Tournament Committee Report Report details the possibility of arranging an exhibition on the Village courts and a new program for training is being sponsored by the Chicago Tribune.

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27. Tower Fires Cause Fewer Deaths: Study - Newspaper article from the Chicago Tribune titled "Tower Fires Cause Fewer Deaths: Study" detailing a study that indicates high-rise fires results in far fewer deaths than blazes in in low-rise buildings, according to the National Fire Protection Association.

    Tower Fires Cause Fewer Deaths: Study

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28. William Foster and Family - Receipt from the Chicago Evening Post Co. showing the purchase of 7 lines in their paper to announce the death of William Foster on July 30, 1929, who lived at 713 Prospect Avenue. Phone numbers and location notes taken by William Foster. A car insurance card made out to Gladys Foster at 713 East Prospect Avenue. Notebook of expenses kept by William Foster. Order forms from William Fosters printing company, Marquette Lithograph Co. Copy of the July 13, 1933 Chicago Herald and Examiner which includes a photo of Margaret Foster and Jack Barlow standing in front of a tennis court net. The two were given awards from the American Legion Post of Lake Bluff for being model students. An obituary from the Chicago Tribune dated July 31, 1929 announcing the death of William as well as a wedding announcement for Gladys and William. Two bank books for William and Gladys for First Trust and Savings Bank Chicago. Gladius book begins December 22, 1915 and William's book June 9, 1923; both books were closed February 6, 1929. The accounts held $94.82 for Gladys and $44.21 for William.

    Newspaper Receipt

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