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Chicago's last horse car, which ran on Dearborn between Polk & Randolph Sts., was removed...
Harold G. Hathaway, son of Electrical Engineer Edwin C. Hathaway, was made a partner of Edward B. Smith & Co. He once practiced law with David, Polk, Wardell, Gardner & Reed...
...Kahn '34, J. T. Kenney '34, C. H. King '34, G. E. McAdams '33, W. A. McGivney '33, Graham Macleod '33, Andrew Marshall '34, E. B. Marshall '34, D. Mc. Mathews '32, David Miller '34, T. F. Parshley '34, J. S. Plaut '33, A. W. Polk '34, Roger Potter '32, J. T. Quinby '34, G. R. Shaw II '34, H. S. Sise '34, Thomas Spencer '34. Charles Stephenson '34, John Swarts '34, Christopher Sykes '33, Bartlett Thorogood '34, Legrand Thurber '34, Atreus von Schrader '34, Richard Walsh '34, C. R. Ware '34, Carter Wells '34, George Wightman '34, Harrison Williams...
...last week was suggested a choice and to New Mexico's Governor R. C. Dillon was presented a plea-that the sentence be commuted to life imprisonment provided Woo Dak-San subject his eyes to infection by the trachoma germ. Propounders of choice and plea were Dr. Polk Richards of the U. S. Indian Health Service and Dr. Francis Ingersoll Proctor, Boston ophthalmologist. Woo Dak-San refused...
...watched an auctioneer in London's East Side selling a consignment of badly spoiled meat. She and her longtime friend, Julia C. Lathrop, went back to Chicago a few years later and started their charitarian operations in the home of one Charles J. Hull, at Halsted near Polk Street. It was a lively neighborhood. On one side stood a mortuary, on the other a saloon. Hull-House grew, expanded building by building until now it occupies the entire block, is one of the biggest, one of the oldest, certainly the most famed of U. S. settlement houses...