File:Parties Despite Influenza.png

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    English: "Parties at Casino Continue Despite Influenza Ravages", Chicago Tribune, 1918. Wealthy Chicago socialites are named as violating city law banning public gatherings during the Spanish influenza pandemic. Among the names is Mrs. William J. Chalmers (Joan Pinkerton, daughter of Pinkertons private policy founder Allan Pinkerton).
    Date 19 October 1918
    Source https://www.newspapers.com/image/354961550/
    Author Chicago Tribune

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    "Parties at Casino Continue Despite Influenza Ravages", Chicago Tribune, 1918.

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