And my cousin Bob wants to be called Colonel McCormick.

I remember when Hearst lynched Joe Hill, and everyone bought into the idea that Colonel McCormick did it... but never mind.

I remember Miss Fahlstrom telling our class she wanted us to read a daily newspaper other than Colonel McCormick's Chicago Tribune.

Thereafter, he was always referred to as "Colonel McCormick."

After his death, the estate passed to his grandson, Colonel McCormick.

Colonel McCormick served in World War I and saw action at the Battle of Cantigny.

Colonel McCormick had no children.

Colonel McCormick provided an endowment for the First Division Museum, which was designed by architect Andrew Rebori.

Colonel McCormick and his first wife Amy, are buried on the grounds.

She left the paper to seven of her editors who within the year sold the paper to her cousin Colonel McCormick.