Box 1

Scope and Contents Contains Lundquist biographies from the Encyclopedia of American Biography (1938), the History of Illinois Democracy, and one of unknown origin. Also in this folder are employment histories, newspaper clippings, a golden anniversary program, an announcement of the donation of this collection to the Swedish American Archives of Greater Chicago in the July 1966 Swedish Pioneer Historical Society Quarterly, an issue of Värmland Vår Hembygd (Dec. 1953), and a short description of this...

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Consists of Chicago Law School Annual Announcement and Catalog (Number 22-25), membership receipts of Sällskapet Svenska Studenter, and a 3rd grade school workbook of Lundquist's son, Donald.

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Holds a copy of The Spirit of Our Constitution (Chicago, 1933), and a review of the book.

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The Carl Hjalmar Lundquist Papers consist of personal papers, correspondence, and other records that span Lundquist's legal matters, personal correspondence, public speeches, clippings and scrapbooks, and personal papers in the form of a diary.

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Includes incorporation documents, annual reports, and minutes.

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The Carl Hjalmar Lundquist Papers consist of personal papers, correspondence, and other records that span Lundquist's legal matters, personal correspondence, public speeches, clippings and scrapbooks, and personal papers in the form of a diary.

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Contains an affidavit from a Swedish National Society of Chicago concert and dance held as part of a Carnival of Nations celebration sponsored by the Chicago Daily News. This folder also has records of a dispute between the Swedish National Society and a corporation that wanted to use the same name.

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Contains records of a case against an Edward Brundage who was accused of defrauding Lundquist's son of $300.

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Contains a legal opinion written by Lundquist and two others concerning the right of policemen to join labor unions. It also contains pamphlets concerned with legal fees and "The Illinois Bulletin" from September 1941.

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Contains a pamphlet of The American Embargo Conference, an organization dedicated to American neutrality during World War I. Lundquist was the secretary. There also is a newspaper clipping describing opposition to the war by Minneapolis pastors.