Chicago Record-Herald Also known as: Sunday Record-Herald

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Victor Fremont Lawson to Jane Addams, September 26, 1903

Harold LeClair Ickes to Jane Addams, July 8, 1914

Sydney A. Hale to Jane Addams, November 5, 1914

Alice Peloubet Norton to Michael D. Collins, May 6, 1915

Mabel L. Hyers to Edith A. Carlson, May 6, 1915

Lucia Ames Mead to Jane Addams, February 12, 1918

Charles Wesley Mosher to Jane Addams, February 24, 1920

J. H. Olivier to Jane Addams, February 24, 1920 (fragment)

Anonymous to "Chicago Record-Herald"- Editor

Jane Addams Declares Ballot for Woman Made Necessary by Changed Conditions, April 1, 1906

Rockefeller Millions for Children Spurned, June 25, 1906

Wide Halsted Street Now Faces its Fate, November 25, 1906 (fragment)

Woman and the Ballot: The Progressive View, October 6, 1912

Tempting Fate, December 12, 1912

Jane Addams Urges Neutrals to Press Peace, May 10, 1915

May 11, 1915, May 11, 1915

Scolds the Pacifists; Women Are Indignant, October 17, 1915

Kohlsaat, Herman Henry (1853-1924)

Lawson, Victor Fremont (1850-1925)

Wile, Frederic William (1873-1941)

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Founding Date

1901

Ending Date

1914

Biographical Text

The Chicago Record-Herald is the result of a merger between the Chicago Record and the Times-Herald. Times-Herald owner, H. H. Kohlsaat, bought the Chicago Record from Chicago Daily News publisher Victor Fremont Lawson in 1901. Kohlsaat named the married periodicle the Chicago Record-Herald and the paper ran until 1914. At that time, it was purchased by James Keeley along with the Chicago Inter Ocean. The papers merged to become The Chicago Herald, which ran until 1918.