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INDEX NAME: Index to the Chicago Record-Herald |
NEWSPAPERS INDEXED:
- CHICAGO RECORD-HERALD Chicago IL 1904-1912
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LOCATION or PUBLISHER: |
CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY Newspapers & General Periodicals Center 425 N. Michigan Ave Chicago IL 60611 Telephone: (312) 269-2855
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AVAILABILITY: Originally published in nine annual volumes covering the years 1904-1912. One set of the index may be used at the Chicago Public Library. |
SCOPE OF INDEX: Appears to be a very comprehensive index with many personal names. Indexes much of what today would be considered minor crime, minor social news and gossip. The 1912 volume lists 75 topics (subject headings) which were considered important that year. They are: Accidents; aeronautics; amusement parks; art; auto bandits; automobile; Balkin war; Black hand; Canadian reciprocity; Chicago plan; child labor; city finances; civil service; colleges; congress; cost of living; council; currency reforms; divorce; elections; explosions; fires; Fourth of July; health; Illinois legislature; Illinois National Guard; immigration; Italy-Turkey war; labor; lake front; Lorimer inquiry; milk; money trust quiz; Morocco; municipal court; murders; Navy; opera; packers; Panama Canal; parks; Phillippines; politics; postal savings bank; postoffice; presidential campaign; prohibition; railroads; robberies; saloons; sanitary district; schools; secret societies; Senatorship fight (Illinois); Standard Oil; steel; storms; street railways; sugar; suicides; Supreme court; tariff; taxation; telephone; train robberies; tuberculosis; Turkey; unemployed; vice; water; waterways; weather; white slavery; woman suffrage; women. |
FORMAT OF INDEX: An alphabetical index in book form. Page size 5½x8 inches. One volume per year covering 1904-1912. Two columns per page. Composition by typesetting. Both personal names and subjects are interfiled in the same alphabet. The first word or phrase or personal name at the beginning of each line is the subject heading. However, a dash at the beginning of a line indicates a "ditto" of the preceding subject and a double dash means that a subclassification is dittoed. The entry consists of keywords or brief phrase. The citation consists of the month, day, part (section), page and column where the article appeared. The code (ed) signifies an editorial. |
BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Anita Cheek Milner. NEWSPAPER INDEXES: A LOCATION & SUBJECT GUIDE FOR RESEARCHERS. Scarecrow Press, Metuchen NJ, 1977.
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LATHROP REPORT ON NEWSPAPER INDEXES. 1979-1980 Edition. Copyright © 1979 by Norman Lathrop Enterprises. ISBN 0-910868-10-7. All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any form or by any means without the prior expressed permission of Norman Lathrop Enterprises, except as permitted by law.
Every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of the report at the time of publication.
However, it is imperative that the user contact the organization cited in a report for the current status of the index, especially if planning to visit the institution and do research using the index.
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