Schwartz, Charles P. (Charles Phineas), 1886-
Variant namesCharles P. Schwartz (1887-1975) was an attorney, civic leader, and educator in the social welfare movement. Schwartz served as chairman of the State of Illinois Committee on Citizenship and Naturalization and wrote many pamphlets for new citizens. Schwartz also served as president of the City Club of Chicago and in 1936, he was chairman of the Illinois Independent Committee for Franklin D. Roosevelt. Before beginning his law practice in Chicago, Schwartz was secretary to Judge Julian W. Mack who established the first juvenile court in the city. Finally, Schwartz was a friend and lawyer to Jane Addams. He was vice president, trustee, and counsel to Hull-House.
From the description of Papers, 1915-1975. (University of Illinois-Chicago Library). WorldCat record id: 52699616
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referencedIn | Hart, Henry Melvin, 1904-1969. Papers, 1927-1969 | Harvard Law School Library Langdell Hall Cambridge, MA 02138 | |
creatorOf | Schwartz, Charles P. (Charles Phineas), b. 1886. Papers, 1915-1975. | University of Illinois at Chicago Library, UIC |
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associatedWith | Chicago Bar Association |
associatedWith | City Club of Chicago |
associatedWith | Hart, Henry Melvin. |
associatedWith | Hull-House (Chicago, Ill.) |
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