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The Palestinian Authority will bring Israel before the International Criminal Court for war crimes, its foreign minister said.
"We will go to the ICJ (International Court of Justice), and put our signature on it. Very soon we will be a (sovereign) state. That is enough for the court to start an investigation," Riyad al-Malki, told the French news agency AFP from Bogata.
Before attending the inauguration of Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, Malki was in The Hague to discuss asking the court to open a case against Israel.
"I asked the ICJ to start an official investigation, to see if what Israel has done in the past 33 days reaches the level of war crimes," Malki said.
The PA is currently not a member of the court and its status as a country is unclear.
Following a 72-hour cease-fire that ended Friday morning, Palestinian factions in Gaza began firing rockets again into Israel. Israel has responded with targeted rocket and naval attacks, but has not entered Gaza with ground troops.
Israel has been accused of war crimes and violating international humanitarian law for the deaths of Gaza civilians, as well as striking United Nations buildings sheltering displaced Gazans.
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Steve Nash is going to try to become a soccer player again, if only momentarily. The Los Angeles Lakers guard and two-time NBA MVP will have a tryout of sorts Tuesday with Inter Milan, just before the team opens play in the Guinness International Champions Cup tournament that's coming to the U.S. starting next week. The tournament pits eight club teams from around the world, with a winner to be crowned in Miami on Aug. 7.
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The NFL Scouting Combine came and went just as fast as always.
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"There's not a day that goes by that I don't think about our facilities and what the future means relative to the upgrade of enhancement of our athletic and recreational facilities," said Phillips while meeting with the media at the Big Ten's spring meetings.
The issue is likely to be brought up during the trustee's next meetings in June, according to Phillips.
Phillips continues to believe new or upgraded facilities would be vitally important for each program's success.
"It has become increasingly more critical for our success," said Phillips. "Not only now, but well into the future."
Northwestern's "Master Plan" for facilities upgrades was launched in October of 2010. Since that point, Phillips and members of the athletic department have toured facilities of other universities throughout the country.
Given Northwestern's campus size and minimal room for expansion, plus many other factors, the plan has been developing slowly. Phillips is understanding of the process.
"We have to do it the Northwestern way, in a Northwestern manner, and in what's good for our campus," Phillips said. "I have a jurisdiction over a portion of that, being director of athletics and recreation. I can't do it in a way that's not the best situated for the rest of the campus."
Phillips firmly believes that the primary beneficiary has to be Northwestern's football program, which drives the majority of the athletic department's revenue. Phillips referred to the program as "the engine" of the department.
"We have to continue to invest in our football program, and that has a chance for a residual positive effect on the other 18 sports," Phillips said.
The Master Plan's evaluation and collaboration continue to take place, but any finalization remains in the hands of Northwestern's trustees. NU's coaches and athletic department remain patient.
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A stunning last-minute penalty save from Redbridge keeper Richard Stern ensured the East Londoners made a winning start after a seven-goal thriller at South Oxhey.
Stern's full-length save rubber-stamped victory in a game the visitors led four times.
Having won their opening fixture against Red Sea the previous week, Montana went into the game in confident mood. That said, their hopes were not helped by the absence of Raymond Harrod, Simon Peterman, Adam Osper, Trevor Henen, Simon Wax, James Tarlton and Simon Hecker.
A new-look Redbridge B team welcomed Steve Faye and Daniel Gordon among others, and it was the visitors who settled first with a blistering volley from Marc Silver forcing a brilliant save from Montana's young keeper Daniel Cohen.
RJC forged ahead on eight minutes. A ball over the Montana defence needed Cohen to mop up. His mishit clearance fell into the path of Richie Caplin who produced a precision finish, with the ball rolling into the empty net from 30 yards.
The lively Andy Binstock was causing problems to the RJC backline, as were the giant long-throws from Anthony Goodmaker, but the visitors held firm with Rob Gevertz putting in an assured display.
Redbridge doubled their advantage midway through the half when a defence-splitting pass from Caplin was latched on to by Daniel Gordon. His shot was blocked by the onrushing Cohen but fell kindly to Daniel Orgel who nodded over the keeper and into the net.
Montana halved the deficit two minutes later as another towering throw from Goodmaker fell kindly to Toby Lustigman whose accomplished finish made it two in two for the former Camden Park and Faithfold midfielder.
The scores were level on 30 minutes as poor RJC defending allowed Cohen time and space to calmly slot home.
The end-to-end pattern continued. Daniel Howard's delicious free-kick landed on to the head of the unmarked Marc Silver, but from six yards, the midfielder headed over, with the goal at his mercy.
The visitors did not have to wait long though as a hopeful up and under caused mayhem in the Montana area. A mix-up involving Cohen saw the ball fall into the path of Steve Faye who expertly slashed a half volley into the top corner.
RJC held their lead at the break and at 3-2, they knew that the job was only half done.
Following good half time pep talks from their managers, the teams came out for the second half. Montana forced themselves level when Lustigman's slide-rule through ball released Cohen who produced a brilliant first-time finish into the far corner
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The experienced Daniel Sugarman was thrown on for RJC, replacing Daniel Howard. His introduction almost paid immediate dividends as a clever diagonal pass was flicked goalwards by Gordon, forcing Cohen to tip over from underneath the crossbar.
Montana continued to threaten with Darren Cohen showing good close control to chest and volley fractionally wide.
Caplin was then booked by ref Steve Russell for an alleged dive but he had the final say as he was in the right place at the right time to squeeze a shot past Cohen. His moment of inspiration proved decisive.
But it was his keeper Stern who rubber-stamped the points after Cohen was sent tumbling in the box in the dying minutes. A brief delay after assistant-referee Howard was cautioned resulted in Binstock losing his focus and Stern guessed correctly, diving full-length to his right to push the ball around the post.
RJC boss Richard Bronzite said: "Neither side played good football today but we showed the right attitude and are happy to take a win in what I believe is the hardest division to get out of. I believe that eight out of 10 teams are vying for promotion and we've just beaten one of our rivals.
"This is a new era for Redbridge Jewish Care. Everyone is pushing for a place in the team and I've got no idea of my strongest XI."
Disappointed Montana joint-manager Marc Ziedman said: "I'm very disappointed. We arrived with high expectations today and gifted them four goal through individuals errors. If we want promotion we're going to have to buck up our ideas. We were missing seven players but I have no excuses."
Montana: Daniel Cohen 6, Anthony Goodmaker 8, Alex Haffer 7, Darren Cohen 8, Danny Myers 7 (sub: Zaki Kramer 83, 6), Tom Miller 6 (sub: Adam Newman 6), Zak McLeod 6 (sub: Mitch Green 46, 8), Jason Wood 7, Toby Lustigman 8, Andy Binstock 7, Gary Cohen 8
RJC: Richard Stern 7, Grant Pomeroy 7, Scott McKenzie 7, Josh Barnett 7 (sub: Lee Grodent 85, 6), Rob Gevertz 8, Marc Silver (capt) 7, Steve Faye 7, Daniel Howard 7 (sub: Daniel Sugarman 62, 7), Daniel Orgel 6, Daniel Gordon 7 (sub: Jamie Taylor 88), Richie Caplin 8


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I suppose the best way to describe a 'mod' is to compare it to dubstep. Someone looks at a piece of art made by somebody else (and games are a form of art, don't get me started on that), and decides that it would be better if they made some constructive changes. When it comes to dubstep, those changes usually involve the artistic equivilent of wiping one's own faeces all over someone's work, but is videogame modding a different story?
For me, I was first turned onto the concept of the 'mod' with Oblivion. I saw that someone had changed the game so that your character would walk around throwing poke-balls at random characters and being able to summon them back out later, like a Tamriel-based Ash Ketchum. So basically it's all a bit pointless, but often amusing.
The reason I mention mods is because IGN ran an article on Skyrim mods today. After my reactionary response of questioning what had become of games journalism etc etc, I decided to take a look. And some of the featured mods are fantastically hilarious. So I don't get into trouble for copyright i'll post a link to the article right here (http://uk.pc.ign.com/articles/121/1215934p1.html) rather than post the videos they have embedded. After watching the laughter soundtrack video, who among you could not be turned on to the concept? In fact, I would go so far as to say that I almost regret getting Skyrim for my Xbox as opposed to on PC.
I'm sure that there are some fine mods available outside the world of the Elder Scrolls, and I simply haven't discovered them yet. If you know of any that you feel the world needs to see, or if you have a strong opinion on mods in general, slap your opinions down in that comment section. Go on, a rant feels brilliant.


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Events the ESC has secured, managed and created have had an EEI on Southwest Indiana in the amount of $10,100,000. ESC events bring in visitors to the community who spend money on hotels, restaurants, retail outlets and attractions to name a few.
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The shelf is up! So excited, I love how it looks and I love being able to show off some of my favorite books. Looks good, right? One more addition to our apartment to make it into our cozy home until we can afford a house. Yay!
Tonight we're GRILLING! The first time of the season. So freaking excited. Dustin's outside right now working on it and I am absolutely STARVING. I made a salad to go along with our burgers and we have potato chips too. So a simple dinner but I have a feeling it's going to taste AWESOME. Work was pretty nuts today so I think I definitely worked up a big appetite. And maybe it's a little cold today and maybe it's supposed to snow tomorrow but whatever. We're having burgers on the grill and it's going to be AWESOME.
I got two new additions to my wardrobe today. The first is a purse that I bought off of a seller on Etsy. Usually I am SO happy with the sellers on this sit but this time not so much. The purse itself is great, don't get me wrong. However, the seller has no idea about how shipping works in the U.S. (found out after I ordered that she's from Thailand). She sent the purse and I was waiting and waiting and waiting. I finally emailed her to ask what was up and she claimed to have no idea and told me to call the post office. I explained that I needed a tracking number and she didn't know what that was. It ended up being more of a hassle that it should have and while I'm happy with the purse I doubt I'll order from her again. But look: it is cute!
The second addition is a spring jacket that I saw at Target yesterday. At the time I thought it was super cute but wasn't sure if I really needed it. However, I came home and kept thinking about it. Not to mention that I don't actually have a spring coat so it'd be nice to have one. I stopped at Target after work today to pick up seasons 3 and 4 of Friends (Dustin and I are currently obsessed) and decided what the heck, I need a spring coat. So I bought it! Go me! I think it'll look really cute with my new purse AND really cute it general. I'm a dork, I know, but whatev!Anyway, that's what's going on today and tonight. We're going to settle down for dinner soon and then watch some Friends. Oh I love spending nights at home with Dustin!


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Rose Jao, 16, Pullman resident was crowned the new Distinguished Young Woman of Washington last weekend and Clarkston's 17-year-old Lindsey Heflin took second runner up.
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Gilbert Monceaux celebrates his 90th birthday with family
CROWLEY - Gilbert Monceaux was born December 27, 1920 to Marvius and Adana Monceaux. He was born and raised in Vermilion Parish and since 1945, he has lived in Crowley.
He was joined by his family on Friday September 16, for a birthday party in his honor. Family members gathered at Fezzo's in Crowley for the belated celebration.
Gilbert joined the navy and was a V6 rank Coxon from 1942-1945.
He then married the late Lona Mae Leblanc Monceaux in 1946 and was married for 61 years. In 1948 they had their first child, Ronald, followed by Ray, Glen and Patrick Monceaux.
He worked as manager for Louis Lumber Yard for 18 years and then he opened Monceaux's Plumbing in the '70s. Next, Gilbert became a professional carpenter.
He retired at 62 but continued to work until the age of 75. He is currently an active member of the American Legion, and has been for 30 years. Also, for 20 years, Gilbert has been a member of the Veterans of Foreign War (VFW) where he is presently on the home board and was commander at one time.
He has been a member of the Council on Aging for three years and presently, as a board member. In fact, Gilbert is so involved in the Council on Aging, he won Mardi Gras King in both 2010 and 2011.
Gilbert has been part of a bowling team for 35 years, but had to stop bowling due to health concerns.
"But, I would still be bowling if I could," said Gilbert.
He enjoys long rides in his truck, feeding the fish in his pond, fishing and crawfishing.
Gilbert is fond of his two daughters-in-laws, Debi Monceaux and Lisa Monceaux. He loves his six granddaughters. They are Tiffany Cradeur, Hannah Monceaux, Ashley Monceaux, Chasity Romero, Sophia Romero and Brooklyn Monceaux. He also has three great granddaughters. They are Paige Monceaux, Emma Cradeur and Haylie Kibodeaux. Additionally, Gilbert has one great grandson named Hylan Laviolette.


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The Alcovy Lady Tigers varsity soccer team put up a good fight in their Class AAAAAA state playoff opener, but the Kennesaw Mountain Lady Mustangs were just too much for the Lady Tigers as they defeated Alcovy 8-0 Wednesday at Kennesaw Mountain.
Alcovy High School football player Tristan Payne and basketball player Daja Barnes inked their National Letters of Intent Thursday morning in a ceremony held at Alcovy.
The Alcovy High School varsity boys soccer team's 2014 season came to a close Tuesday afternoon on the road in the first round of the Class AAAAAA Georgia High School Association state playoffs, as the Tigers fell to host Campbell 5-0.
he Alcovy High School golf program scored a pair of region titles this week, as the Tigers' girls and boys golf teams captured Region 2-AAAAAA tournament titles, advancing on to the Class AAAAAA sectional tournament.
The Alcovy Tigers stepped out of region play Monday afternoon, traveling to McDonough for a non-region playoff tune-up against the Ola Mustangs.
The Newton and Alcovy boys varsity soccer programs begin postseason action Tuesday, while the Alcovy Lady Tigers hit the road Wednesday in state tournament play.
After picking up three wins in three days earlier this week, the Alcovy varsity baseball team's momentum came to a halt Friday night, dropping a pair of road contests to the Jackson Red Devils in a non-region doubleheader.
The playoff-bound Alcovy girls soccer team faced the Woodland (Stockbridge) Lady Wolfpack in a non-region match Wednesday and when the dust settled, Woodland defeated the Lady Tigers 2-1 in a hard-fought, physical playoff tune-up on Senior Night at Homer Sharp Stadium in Covington.
Alcovy senior forward Houston Kent scored two goals in the first half, and goalie Paul Rothe made several key saves in the second half, as the Tigers hung on to defeat the Woodland (Stockbridge) Wolfpack 2-1 in a non-region match on Senior Night at Homer Sharp Stadium in Covington.
The Alcovy varsity baseball team's offense continued to light up opponents Tuesday night, downing Morrow 11-1 a night after putting up 11 runs on region foe Lovejoy.
The Alcovy Tigers varsity baseball team batted its way to an 11-1 region victory Monday night over the Lovejoy Wildcats, plating six runs over the first two innings while tallying nine hits.
The Alcovy Tigers boys' track and field team took home first place honors Saturday at the 2014 Bonnie Maddox Invitational Relay, breezing through the boys' field with 140 total points.
No one would say Friday's match-up on the diamond between the Alcovy Tigers and Rockdale County Bulldogs was the prettiest game ever played, but the Bulldogs overcame three errors and used timely hitting to put an important victory in the win-loss column, defeating the Tigers 6-4 on the road in region play.
The Alcovy Tigers varsity baseball team stepped out of region play Wednesday, traveling to Putnam County to take on the War Eagles.
Senior forward Devon Dawkins tallied a pair of goals and Rockdale County netted three first-half scores Thursday night on the road at Sharp Stadium, outlasting rival Alcovy 4-2 in a region battled that moved the Bulldogs to third in the Region 2-AAAAAA soccer standings.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — Demonstrating their fundamental lack of understanding about hockey, the fans at the RBC Center for yesterday's NHL All-Star Game got excited every time Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara had the puck with a little bit of room in the offensive zone.
What they expected and wanted to see was a monster 100 mph slap shot from Chara, the winner of Saturday's hardest-shot contest with a record 105.9 mph bomb.
That wasn't going to happen in a half-speed, meaningless game of shinny. Chara wasn't going to risk injuring someone in front of the net. He had several good chances, but all on wrist shots.
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"We all know it's for the show, it's for the fans, it's for us to enjoy — not to sweat about. . . . It's important not to get hurt and just to enjoy it and have fun."
Thomas takes another
Two All-Star game firsts: Tim Thomas of the Bruins improved to 3-0, the first goalie with three wins. He was tied with Frank Brimsek, Jacques Plante, Johnny Bower and Marty Brodeur. Pretty good company.
Avalanche center Matt Duchesne took the showcase's first penalty shot. As he came in on a clean breakaway, Washington's Alex Ovechkin childishly slid his stick in front of Duchesne, drawing the penalty shot. Duchesne made a strong move to the backhand on his try, but was stopped by Henrik Lundqvist of the Rangers. . . .
Youth served, but scoreless
Carolina Hurricanes winger Jeff Skinner, who facially looks like he's about 13, was actually 18 years and 259 days of age yesterday — the youngest-ever participant in the game. Steve Yzerman was the previous youngest, 8 years older than Skinner.
Under the old All-Star format in which the defending Stanley Cup champion played an All-Star team at the start of seasons, two players younger than Skinner took part: Toronto's Fleming Mackell in 1947 and Detroit's Larry Hillman in 1955.
Skinner's linemates and dual No. 26s, New Jersey's Patrik Elias and Colorado's Paul Stastny, spent the day trying to set up Skinner. The kid came close several times, but — much to the disappointment of the home crowd — did not score. . . .
Speaking of age, Tyler Seguin of the B's turns 19 today. He flew home early to join the team for practice today, and will turn around and fly back to Raleigh with the team this afternoon for tomorrow night's game against the Hurricanes.
Thomas and Chara get a single, much-deserved day off here today.
Ward thinking comeback
Former Bruins D-man Aaron Ward, who was forced by various injuries into retirement after last season, is feeling good and hoping to play again this year.
"It's amazing what six months can do for you," said Ward, who turned 37 a couple of weeks ago. "I've been talking to a few teams, and I think something may happen." . . .
Ex-Carolina and B's defenseman Glen Wesley was saluted and cranked the siren — a usual ceremony in Carolina — just before the opening faceoff. . . .
Thomas, on his wipeout in Saturday's goalie race: "I was going around the corner as fast as I could. I lost one edge and tried to catch it with the other, but that didn't work. So down goes Thomas, instead of down goes Frazier."


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POWASSAN, Ontario — Wendy Sue Restoule has six months to pay $250 for a fine and costs for an incident last year wherein she "ignored the flashing lights of another school bus," the North Bay Nugget reports.
On Jan. 5, 2010, a bus was stopped on a highway with its red lights flashing. Restoule, who was driving a school bus, approached the bus from behind and passed it.
Police at the time said that Ontario law requires drivers to stop when approaching a stopped school bus with its upper red lights flashing.
Restoule was initially charged with failing to stop for a school bus — a violation punishable by a fine of up to $2,000 and six demerit points. However, ahead of her trial, a plea was entered on her behalf to the lesser charge of disobeying a traffic control signal in her lane, according to the North Bay Nugget.
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I notice same thing when I'm not getting enough sleep : / It happens sometimes, but it's gonna get better, I'm sure!Bench SUCKED for some reason. Was lacking in strength, probably due to crap sleep. OHP wasn't much better. Will get good sleep Thursday night.
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Anyone else feel sorry for prescott?
I mean the guys in charge of him suck
I mean amir khan is fighting for a world title tonight, and even though prescott knocked him out in the first round hes still fighting bums for penuts.
Also his trainer sucks, prescott can only throw wild hooks which any boxer should be able to see a mile away
AND his matchmaker sucks, why would you put a guy with poor boxing skills but with power in with a live underdog whos been around for a while, who has proved in previous fights to have good chin, and with a really arkward and slick boxing style? Prescott was never going to beat him!
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Khan will not step any where near Prescott again, he will stay far away at any opportunity from Prescott. It's only a matter of time till Khan gets exposed again im afraid.
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I'm afraid it's just been proven that Prescott isn't world class, and that's why he hasn't got a world title shot. He showed last night he hasn't got the skills to beat a decent boxer.
When Khan wins tonight maybe people will realise he is the better boxer by far (despite having an egg for a chin) and hence that's why he gets bigger fights (as well as Wank Warren blowing pole to get matchups).
Yeah Prescott knocked him out, but that doesn't make him the better fighter.
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His management didn't suck when he was undefeated.. but suddenly after this loss everything around him is wrong..
I didn't see the fight but will make my comments after watching myself and see why one judge give him a good advantage of 97-92 while in the other two 96-93, 95-94 to Vazquez
I believe that khan's team is more progressive and better promotion skills
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Jhonny Gonzalez Eyes Santa Cruz, Mikey Garcia, Donaire
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WBC featherweight champion Jhonny Gonzalez (55-8, 47KOs) has big names on his mind. Last Saturday night in California, Gonzalez regained his title with a first round stoppage of Abner Mares. There is a rematch clause, and Gonzalez is open to a rematch, but his promoters, Reginaldo and Oswaldo Kuchle, have said their boxer has several big names on his mind - including the new WBC super bantamweight champion Leo Santa Cruz. Golden Boy Promotions, due to Gonzalez's victory, have three controlling options on the boxer.
"Jhonny wants to the best, and [those fighters] are - Nonito Donaire, Mikey Garcia and Leo Santa Cruz, but let us see what Golden Boy Promotions offers. We are open to a rematch [with Mares]. [Before Jhonny won], there were already plans to have Mares go against Leo Santa Cruz, and now making this fight between Santa Cruz and Mares would be a lot more of natural [option] for Abner," Oswaldo Kuchle said.
[QUOTE=Jc8804;13693215]Gonzales wouldnt handle garcia. Garcia is too smart and technical . And would tee off[/QUOTE] You fail to forget Johnny has a master mind like Nacho in his corner, that could exploit Garcia's flaws too, it could go either way…Comment by torchemup on 08-29-2013
Leo Santa Cruz will get slumped like Mares the moment he steps up in competition . His chin will break eventuallyComment by 1pnchndn on 08-28-2013
These 'options' are bull****. These need to go away. Then again if you don't agree to the options then you don't get the fight. Bs.Comment by Tay Roc on 08-28-2013
Would like to see him fight any and all of those opponents. He has a chance against any with that power, especially with Nachito in his corner. PDL rematch sounds good too.Comment by Jc8804 on 08-28-2013
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Two people accused of operating a meth lab out of their Northampton County home.. Have admitted to the crime.
James Hero pleaded guilty to manufacturing methamphetamines and other charges, and Colleen Yob pleaded guilty to reckless endangerment and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Police said they were making drugs at a house on Main Street in Hellertown while a 10-year-old boy was inside.
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Date: 1888 ca.
Description: Quarter-length portrait of the photographer Ferdinand Hotz (March 14, 1868 - December 28, 1946) as a young man. He wears a fine suit and a single pearl stu...
Date: 1947
Description: Men examine International power units and other machinery on display in the Industrial Power Exhibit for Allied Equipment Manufacturers. The exhibit took...
Date: 1910
Description: Randolph and Dearborn Streets crowded with people, streetcars, and horse-drawn vehicles.
Date: 1914
Description: Cover of an advertising catalog for International Harvester's Plano line of agricultural equipment. Features an illustration of a farm and field seen throu...
Description: Speed presses stamp out core laminations for transformers at Thordarson Electical Manufacturing Company. Chester Thordarson was a Chicago inventor and man...
Description: Katherine (Kate) Quinney, Richard Quinney's great aunt, standing on the shore of Lake Michigan with a ship in the background.
Date: 1930-08
Description: View from road of the landscaping in front of a Texaco gas station located on 83rd and Stoney Island.
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