Ruth and Ogden's youngest child Ogden Livingston decided to go into public service and not merely coast along on his family's wealth and position. What influenced his decision to enter the political sphere and pave his own path in life? He most assuredly could have entered the family business and had a very successful career working alongside his father. Yet he chose a different path and had an active political career until his life was cut short in 1937 when he died of heart failure at age 53.
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| This Chicago Daily News photo shows Ogden Livingston Mills in June 1920 when he was a delegate at the Republican National Convention. (DN-0072066, Chicago Daily News negatives collection, Chicago History Museum) |
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