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Chicago Sound, John McAllister(
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) ...era Chicago, jazz, aided by the nascent recording industry, quickly grew from a regional and racial...
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Clerical Workers, Lisa Michelle Fine(
Authored Entry
) ...diverse, even though individual firms or industries, until quite recently, have discriminated on the...
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Douglas, Adrian Capehart(
Authored Entry
) ...families employed in the nearby meatpacking industry, railroad shops, and breweries constructed...
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Feminist Movements, Maureen A. Flanagan(
Authored Entry
) ...in the arts, literature, science, and industry. The fairs showcased women's accomplishments, but...
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Improvisational Theater, Tony Adler(
Authored Entry
) ...every level of the American entertainment industry—television to theater, cabaret to commercials to...
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Kane County, Craig L. Pfannkuche(
Authored Entry
) ...1990s. Although the closing of Aurora's steel industries and locomotive shops and the withdrawal of...
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Law, R. Ben Brown(
Authored Entry
) ...creation of the modern corporation and modern industry created new areas of legal concern, leading...
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Logan Square, Elizabeth A. Patterson(
Authored Entry
) ...laid its tracks just west of the river. Industries soon followed. In 1863, Chicago annexed the...
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Near South Side, Dennis McClendon(
Authored Entry
) ...shops and yards nearby and attracted related industries. The city limits were extended south to 31st...
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Planning Chicago, Carl Abbott(
Authored Entry
) ...twentieth century have often been cities for industry rather than people. Chicago entrepreneurs in...
...District, and many others were subdivisions for industry. The thousands of industrial parks that dot...
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Poetry, David Starkey and Bill Savage(
Authored Entry
) ...the shift in Chicago's economy away from heavy industry. The interaction between Chicago as a center...
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Northwestern Terra Cotta Co., (
Business Dictionary
) ...Chicago declined alongside the construction industry during Great Depression and never returned to...
...terra cotta trimmings used by the construction industry. By the early 1890s, when Northwestern Terra...
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Arnold, Schwinn & Co., (
Business Dictionary
) ...and partner Adolph Arnold (a Chicago meat industry veteran) founded a bicycle manufacturing company....
...They joined a competitive industry: by 1900, when the Chicago region made more than half of all the...
...had become one of the leading firms in the industry. Many of its bicycles were sold by Sears,...
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Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co., (
Business Dictionary
) ...large loans to companies in the oil and gas industries went bad, the bank experienced a sudden and...
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Telephony, Richard R. John(
Authored Entry
) ...remembered today as the cradle of the telephone industry. As the home of Western Electric, a leading...
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Chinese, Tracy Steffes(
Authored Entry
) ...dangerous jobs in agriculture, mining, small industries, and railroads in order to support families...
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Commercial Buildings, Vincent L. Michael(
Authored Entry
) ...Certain areas catered to specialized industries, such as “Automobile Row” on South Michigan Avenue,...
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DuPage County, Steph McGrath(
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) ...helped to sustain Chicago's population and industry and brought wealth and prosperity to DuPage....
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Government, Suburban, Jon C. Teaford(
Authored Entry
) ...them. Certain pristine villages excluded industry, whereas others protected tax-rich manufacturing...
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Graphic Design, Victor Margolin(
Authored Entry
) ...with the extraordinary growth of the printing industry. Among the early designers in the 1890s were...
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