1915: Suicide Victim, Charles H. Johnston's (Secretary of United Brick and Clay Worker's Union) Home

Suicide Victim, Charles H. Johnston's (Secretary of United Brick and Clay Worker's Union) Home

Exterior view of home of Charles H. Johnston, secretary of the United Brick and Clay Workers’ Union. Police believed Johnston committed suicide. 2230 Kenilworth Avenue in Chicago.

Courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society.

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