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... the friends and enemies of these candidates will raise a route that no pineapple explosion could drown.
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jack jones, first choice is al capone. second, thompson jack jones, being the president of the dill pickle club. and while you will know al capone-
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these times and kind of say... we say a free thinker. you'd come on out for one of their-
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... lectures. and various times, they offered food.
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sometimes they use the euphemism tea room-
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... which of course is used during prohibition so that people can come and get alcohol. and by the early thirties, the dill pickle club had basically kind of run its course.
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i think that's the other kind of thinking about the ephemeral nature of cities as people have moved on to other things.
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some of the poets and other writers, and the moment had passed. so it was very-
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15 years or so in the city's history-
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... but a pretty fruitful period and one we're so fortunate to have at the newberry. all these documents in hand-
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i personally would love to see a play or production-
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... kind of speculative based on what would it be like, a night at the dill pickle club.
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yeah, and it's very political inherently.
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oh, so you have a lot of other things with you. what was the... what else was fascinating to you about the ethical [inaudible 00:07:21].
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yeah. it's interesting that you're mentioning how ephemeral this kind of is, yet it's definitely has a continuation to today's sort of...
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it was very well-worn. there are some concerns about its structural integrity.
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and if... the only thing that was really preserved-
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... but the building was demolished. and of course, there are lots of interesting conversations in the files here at the newberry for the central railroad about what should we do with some of this stuff?
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all right. it's a couple of internal memos. i'm looking at one right now-
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... asking for what should we do about the bronze tablets that commemorated the people who lost their lives in the service during world war ii, and other kinds of aspects-
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this building includes a clock tower, having a tower clock-
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i am interested in and study clocks-
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was there any... so it seems like there's people asking for objects from the building. was there any controversy about the demolition?
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interesting that some of this stuff may have been repurposed, but you have this preserved as a memorial to what city used to be like?yeah, absolutely.
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all the time.
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well, thank you very much for talking about urbanology today.thank you.appreciate it.
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... is, she shot him dead. the criminalization-
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... what's it about, what did you find.
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people working in the stockyards, men drinking in saloons-
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yes, not in the streets, though.okay. kind of like a fight club thing?
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essentially.okay.yes, not to simplify the very great work that people have done on this topic. yeah-
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so essentially my research questions-
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... where are the women in these sort of violent subcultures, and-
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... my research attempted to find out how women occupied space in industrializing chicago beyond kind of the women-
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... we already know about, like the settlement workers like jane adams or prostitutes or factory workers.
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my question was, what about women in saloons?
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what about women navigating the streets, not as settlement workers. who are these women? and so beyond that-
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one of the ways to find those women meant looking at homicide records, which then led to a whole different source of questions like...
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... when are women arrested for crime? when are they convicted for crime?
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when are they not held culpable? so to kind of turn into this broader project about studying...
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... how certain women are considered criminal and certain aren't. and how that changes over time?
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so you just mentioned consulting homicide records.
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those records, and about other types of documents that you use to conduct this research.
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i mean the court records maybe... tell us a little bit more about that.
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a lot of the women that i wanted to study did not leave behind records. there not a lot of journals or manuscript collections.
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and so northwestern university has digitized a really great collection of police records.
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police arrest records during my time period and a little bit beyond. so i started by looking at police records.
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i then headed over to the daley center and the circuit court...
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... archives to look at the court records.
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so then i could cross list of these women who were arrested, who actually ended up in court and what happened thereafter.
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a challenging aspect of that was that...
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... the court records there from about 1900 to 1924 have been destroyed.do you know why?
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i believe...like, was it a fire? was it...
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they were purposely destroyed in the 1970s.
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the argument is that or the explanation...
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that even in the 70s people would say, well, this whole 20 year period just...this 20 years.
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... whose going to toss on.it is a real loss.
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they were clearly not archivally minded.no.
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did you decide on the period, or did you find this collection of materials that you realized was for this time period? and then you said...
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... "well, that's what i will look at." like did the archive define the project or did the project...
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... happened to coincide with an archive?that is a great question.
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the time period, my periodization came first or my desire to study the 1870s through the 19 teens came first.
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but i decided to try to start with 1871 because i knew there'd be more available. and plus...
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... how did we get to the 1920s? and as demonstrated by the limited court records...
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... i could look at, and when i say limited, i still mean like 400 boxes.
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maybe it's 200 boxes. i might be exaggerating. it felt like 400...
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... boxes all that. but that, because i ended at 1900, i didn't necessarily...
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... the archives didn't define that time period. like i still didn't have as much as i wanted.
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i see. let's talk about these 400 boxes worth of records.
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how many criminal cases?
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how did you manage that information in order to actually draw conclusions?so at first...
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... i had to limit what i could look at, because again, we're talking 2-300...
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... boxes. and within each box which is unindexed, i might add, meaning that it's just a pile of...
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... papers. pile of papers not in a date order.
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they couldn't, for example, just pull out all of the cases in which women were defendants.
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i see.so i decided first to start with women defendants and i decided to...
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... pull out all of the felonies.
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or murder, rather murder or manslaughter once it gets to the courts.
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so i rigorously documented each of those. but then i also hear in there something caught my eye, like assault here.
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riot there. mayhem, there are a couple of counts on mayhem.
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yes.okay.yes. i would like to add that i did have a really wonderful...
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... mentee. i was part of the research fellowship mentorship program...
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... at loyola university. and so alice thompson, who is a phenomenal undergrad at loyola...
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... helped me go through all of these boxes one summer, just because it was an incredible amount.
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so we took pictures of everything and then input it into a spreadsheet.wow, so every single item has a photo as well.yes.
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so then, and i get spoiler alert.
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i already know how this ended up. so you then took all of that information and you ended up creating a digital map...
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... that plotted out each of these crimes...
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... on a map, but then also kind of in time.
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i could usually find an address of where the woman was arrested, courtesy of those police records.
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and so for each case...
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i then looked at old maps of chicago to plot each address in 1909.
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so i couldn't use contemporary maps to plot each address actually to go back and look at old fire insurance...
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... maps to plot each address. and so from there...
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... i then coded or kind of attached metadata to each plot so that i could put on different filters...
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... on these plotted points and find out for example, how many of the homicides in this part of the city involved infanticide.
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how many involved language of domestic violence?
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how many involved multiple...
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... victims?so it's sorting. it's a way to sort your data.spatially.spatially with a map.yes.and so in doing that...
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... how did this enhance your research?
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