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Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965
44.75 linear feet, 6 audio cassettes, 1 roll of microfilm
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This collection is available at The State Historical Society of Missouri. If you would like
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INTRODUCTION
Papers of a journalism educator, dean of University of Missouri School of
Journalism, and author of Pulitzer Prize-winning History of American Magazines; and his
wife.
DONOR INFORMATION
The papers were donated to the Western Historical Manuscript Collection by the
University of Missouri Library on 10 December 1957 (Accession No. 3332). An addition
was donated on 10 December 1959 by Frank Luther Mott (Accession No. 3423). Another
addition was placed on contract by the Frank Luther Mott Estate on 10 August 1965
(Accession No. 3632).
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
Frank Luther Mott, professor of journalism and dean, was born in Keokuk
County, Iowa, on 4 April 1886, to David Charles and Mary E. Tipton Mott. He attended
Audobon High School, Audobon, Iowa, and graduated in 1903. He was a student at
Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa, 1903-1906. From there Mott went to the University
of Chicago where he received his Ph.B. in 1907. His M.A. (1917) and Ph.D. (1928)
degrees in English were received from Columbia University. He married Vera H.
Ingram, 7 September 2010. They had one daughter, Mildred.
Mott was co-editor with his father of the Marengo (Iowa) Republican, 1907-1914;
editor, Grand Junction (Iowa) Globe, 1914-1917; instructor, Marquand School for Boys,
Brooklyn, New York, 1918-1919; platform manager in the Chautauqua circuit, Des
Moines, Iowa, during summers 1917-1920; professor of English at Simpson College,
1919-1921; assistant professor of English at University of Iowa, 1925-1927; professor of
journalism and director of the School of Journalism, 1927-1942, dean, School of
Journalism, 1942-1951, and emeritus, 1951-1964, at the University of Missouri; on leave
as section chief of journalism, American University, Biarritz, France, 1945-1946; on
leave as adviser to Japanese news leaders, 1947; joint editor with John Frederick of The
Midland, 1925-1930, and associate editor, 1930-1933; editor-in-chief of Journalism
Quarterly, 1930-1934; chairman of National Council for Research in Journalism, 19341938.
Mott was awarded the Pulitzer Prize, 1939, and Bancroft Prize, 1958 for his work
in the history of American magazines. His honorary degrees included: Litt.D., Simpson
College, 1939; L.H.D., Boston University, 1941; Litt.D., Temple University, 1945;
LL.D., Marquette University, 1958. (See folder 2176 for chronological list of honors.)
Mott was a member of the following organizations: Modern Language
Association of America; American Association Teachers of Journalism; American
C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965
Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism (President 1929, 1950); American
Antiquarian Society; American Historical Association; American Dialect Society; Alpha
Tau Omega; Kiwanis Club; Kappa Tau Alpha (president 1936-1939); and Sigma Delta
Chi.
Mott was also the author of numerous books and articles on journalism and
magazine history, among them: A History of American Magazines, 5 volumes; American
Journalism; News in America; and Jefferson and the Press. He also wrote short stories.
Vera Ingram Mott was born on October 5, 1885, in Mt. Ayr, Iowa, to Adalaska O.
and Sara Kinsell Ingram. She attended Mt. Ayr High School and graduated in 1903. She
was a student at Simpson College and received her degree in 1907. Vera Mott taught
English at Indianola High School in Indianola, Iowa, before her marriage in 1910, and at
Simpson College, 1926-1928. She assisted her husband with his research, writing, and
indexing.
The Motts moved to Columbia, Missouri, in 1942. Vera Mott helped organize
and was a member of Journalism Women at University of Missouri, Crafts Guild, and
Weaver’s Guild. She was also a member of the Fortnightly Club, The Readers,
Wednesday Study Club, Chapter AZ of PEO Sisterhood, Pi Beta Phi sorority, Friends of
the Library, and the League of Women Voters. Her interests included pewter working,
weaving, candle making, gardening, and reading. She was the author of two articles on
dime novels in The Palipsest, a publication of the State Historical Society of Iowa. Vera
Mott was honored by Theta Sigma Phi (1959) and Journalism Women at the University
of Missouri (1961).
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The papers have been arranged into the following ___ series: Mott’s Published
Works; Correspondence and Papers; Pamphlets on Journalism; Magazine History;
Journalism History; Mott’s Publications; Unpublished Manuscripts; Subject
Material; Biographical Data; Autograph Collection; Vera I. Mott; Miscellaneous;
Degrees, Awards, Certificates, and Memberships; Diaries (Microfilm); Diaries and
Personal Correspondence; Volumes; Card Files; and Audio Cassettes.
The collection contains Mott’s books and copies of his published articles; personal
correspondence, professional correspondence including material on journalism
associations and Mott's work as Dean of the Iowa (1927-1942) and Missouri (1942-1951)
Schools of Journalism; published and unpublished manuscripts; clippings, pamphlets,
letters and index cards on the history of American Journalism, magazines, and bestselling
books; memorabilia; photographs; autograph collection; awards and degrees.
Vera I. Mott’s papers include clippings; photographs; article on dime novels;
memorabilia; and awards.
More complete series descriptions are located in the folder list.
Note: Material in this collection was arranged by Mildred Mott Wedel and
processed by the Western Historical Manuscript Collection.
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Mott’s Published Works Series
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Undated reviews and short articles.
"Youth and Death," The Sewanee Review, July-September 1918.
"Eyes," The Stratford Journal, 1920. 2 reprints.
"The Man with the Good Face," The Midland, December 1920.
Brochure reprint, 1921
"Whim Whams" column in Cedar Rapids Gazette, 1921-unknown date
"The Man with the Good Face," (Spanish translation) Inter-America,
May 1922.
"Carlyle's American Public," Philological Quarterly, Vol. IV, No. 3. 3
reprints.
"Master of Oratory," The Palimpsest, February 1924.
"Pronunciation of Iowa," The Iowa Alumnus, November 1924.
"The Harlem Poets," The Midland, May 1927.
"The Christian Disciple and the Christian Examiner," The New England
Quarterly, April 1928.
"A Brief History of 'Graham's Magazine," Studies in Philology, July
1928
"Books for the Newspaperman," The Iowa Journalist, August 1928;
"The Man with the Good Face," The Scholastic, December 15, 1928.
"Words," Quill and Scroll, April-May 1929.
"Life and Color," The Midland, July-August 1929.
"The Man with the Good Face," Wartburg Almanac, 1929; The Golden
Book Magazine, May, 1930.
"Estimate of Piper," Present-Day American Literature, April 1931.
"Selected List of Books on Journalism," University of Iowa Extension
Bulletin, May 1932.
"Literature with Roots," The Midland, May-June 1932.
Book review clipping, 1932. "Iowa Looks at Ruth Suckow," Wings,
October 1934.
"Revolt Against the City," ghost-written by Mott, 1935.
"One Hundred and Twenty Years," The North American Review, June
1935.
Benjamin Franklin, edited by Mott and Jorgenson.
"Footnote to Mortality," Prairie Schooner, Summer 1936; Modern
Story, August, 1936.
"Iowa," remarks upon receiving plaque for literature in 1939. 6 copies.
"The Beginnings of Artemus Ward," Journalism Quarterly, June 1941.
5 reprints.
"The Thirty-Three Themes of Modern Imaginative Literature,"
University of Iowa Extension Bulletin, July 1941. 2 copies.
"American Newspapers," radio conversation between Mott and John
Frederick printed by Northwestern University on the Air, October 1941.
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3 copies.
"Trend in Newspaper Content," The Annals of the American Academy
of Political and Social Science, January 1942. 5 reprints.
"The Development of News Concepts in American Journalism,"
Mellett Lecture, 1942. 5 copies.
"Facetious News Writing, 1833-1883," Mississippi Valley Historical
Review, June 1942.
"The Man with a Good Face," Clear Horizons, October 1942.
"American Literature in Wartimes--Past and Present," radio
conversation between Mott and John Frederick printed by
Northwestern University on the Air, January 9, 1943. 5 copies.
"Our War Propagandas," radio conversation printed by Northwestern
University on the Air, November 1943.
"100 Books on American Journalism," The University of Missouri
Bulletin, June 1944; "Evidences of Reliability in Newspapers and
Periodicals in Historical Studies," Journalism Quarterly, December
1944. 2 reprints.
"Newspapers in Presidential Campaigns," Public Opinion Quarterly,
Fall 1944. 1 issue, 1 reprint, 2 photostats.
"The Newspaper Coverage of Lexington and Concord," The New
England Quarterly, No. 4, 1944. 4 reprints.
Two book reviews, 1947, 1948. "A Survey of the Japanese Daily Press
as of April 1947," Journalism Quarterly, December 1947, 1 reprint.
"Getting Down to Brass Tacks for Writers of Science Articles,"
Mississippi Valley Medical Journal and Radiologic Review, January
1948. 5 reprints.
"The Professional Element in Journalism," University of Nebraska
Publication, 1948.
"Fifty Years of Life: The Story of a Satirical Weekly," Journalism
Quarterly, September 1948.
"The Professional Element in Journalism," speech printed by Press of
the Crippled Turtle, 1949. 4 copies. Book Reviews, 1949.
"The Beadles and their Novels," The Palimpsest, June 1949.
Kappa Tau Alpha Addresses, Press of the Crippled Turtle, 1950. 5
copies. "The Scholar's Way," 1946. "The Liberal Discipline," 1947.
"Journalism and History," 1948. "Qualities for Success," 1950.
Book Review, 1950. "The Phantom Flivver," The Saturday Evening
Post, January 28, 1950. 3 copies.
"Six Weeks to See," Living, September 1950. Reprint of "Eyes."
"A Gallery of American," an anthology published by The New
American Library, 1951.
Four book reviews 1951 and 1952. "Engineering and Humanism,"
address for Engineers' Week, 1952. Reprint of an essay by Fisher
Ames, 1952, with introduction by Mott.
Missouri Honor Awards for Distinguished Service in Engineering, The
University of Missouri Bulletin, 1952. 2 copies.
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"Has the Press Lost Its Political Punch?", The Columbia Missourian,
September 23, 1952. The Rotarian, October 1952.
"100 Books on American Journalism," The University of Missouri
Bulletin, 1953.
"The Magazine Revolution and Popular Ideas in the Nineties,"
American Antiquarian Society, 1954. 2 reprints.
Four book reviews, 1954, 1955. "A Quick View," The Christian
Science Monitor, April 23, 1954.
Kappa Tau Alpha addresses, Press of the Crippled Turtle, 1955. 5
copies. "Editorial Leadership," 1951. "The Uses of Leisure," 1952.
"Devotion to Demos," 1953. "The Religion of a Journalist," 1954.
"The Religion of a Journalist," speech in recognition of Ralph Casey,
May 6, 1955. 5 copies.
"Magazines and Books, 1975: A Merging of Two Fields", Journalism
Quarterly, Winter, 1955. 5 reprints.
Three Book Reviews, 1956. "The Present Outlook for Publication of
Studies in History and Biography," paper delivered at a seminar
sponsored by the Council on Communications Research, August 28,
1956. 5 copies.
"A Gallery of Americans," Tamil and Kannada (India) translations, 2
copies.
"Pronunciation of Iowa," The Palimpsest, March 1957.
"A Capsule History of American Journalism," for National Newspaper
Week, 1957. 2 book reviews. "The First Sunday Paper: A Footnote to
History," Journalism Quarterly, Fall 1958. 5 reprints. 1 issue.
Portuguese translation, 1958. "A Capsule History of American
Journalism."
"A Free Press: The Story of an American Newspaper" (U.S.
Government Printing Office), 1958.
"Education for Journalism," The Journalism Educator, April 1959. 2
copies.
"200 Books on American Journalism," The University of Missouri
Bulletin, September 1959. 5 copies. 2 reviews.
"History of American Magazines" program for series of lectures, 4
copies. Kappa Tau Alpha Addresses, Press of the Crippled Turtle,
1960. 5 copies. "Time Enough," 1955. "Word-Fellows," 1956.
"Some Thoughts on Mass Culture," 1957. "The New Newspaper,"
1958.
"A Twentieth-Century Monster: The Mass Audience," Saturday
Review, October 8, 1960. 2 copies.
"New Cultural Era Seen in Surge of Paperbacks," Columbia
Missourian, April 17, 1960 and The Iowa Publisher, April, 1961. Book
reviews 1960, 1961. 5 Press of Crippled Turtle prints of Mott's verses
for the occasion of his 75th birthday on April 4, 1961.
"Country Town Boyhood," The Palimpsest, January 1962. 2 copies.
"The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Speakers" and "The
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Midland," The Palimpsest, March 1962.
"Resurgence of Neihardt," Quarterly Journal of Speech, April 1962. 5
copies.
"Chautauqua in Iowa," The Palimpsest, May 1962. 10 copies.
"Journalism's Next Quarter Century," The Quill, November 1962. 3
copies.
"Journalism Schools Keep in Step," 3 book reviews, 1962-1963;
"Quaker Boy," Friends Journal, April 1, 1963.
Chinese translation of "A Free Press."
"Tom Trite at J-School," Kappa Tau Alpha Address, 1963. 5 copies.
"Iowa Magazines--Series 1," The Palimpsest, July 1963. 3 copies.
"Iowa Magazines--Series 2," The Palimpsest, Aug. 1963. 4 copies.
"What is the Oldest U.S. Newspaper?", Journalism Quarterly, Winter
1963. 6 reprints. 4 book reviews, 1963, 1964.
"Too Much 'Show Biz'?", The North American Review, March 1964.
Correspondence and Papers Series
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History of American Magazines, 1931-1963. Correspondence with
magazine editors and publishers concerning the history of their
magazines.
Critical letter from Mott concerning Time magazine's news
coverage. Letters to Mott requesting information about
magazine history.
Contains inquiries about the availability of Mott's magazine
history volumes; correspondence between Mott and the Harvard
Press concerning publishing plans and problems; Mott anecdote
about McClure's visit to the Iowa campus.
History of American Magazines, Illustrated Copy, Volume IV.
Photostatic and original copies of old magazine covers. Photostatic
copies of old magazine pages, pictures, cartoons and advertisements.
Includes photographs of Walter Hines Page, Samuel S. McClure, Frank
A. Munsey, Benjamin O. Flower.
American Journalism, Correspondence and News photos, 1946-1962
Correspondence with the Macmillan Company concerning plans
and problems involved in publishing revised editions. Letters of
inquiry about phases of journalism history and letters offering
minor corrections in the volume. Requests for permission to
quote from American Journalism. Correspondence with the
publisher concerning a Missouri law which was applied to
professor-Authors prohibiting receipt of royalties on books sold
to University of Missouri students.
Contains photographs used as illustrations in the 1962 revised
edition.
Golden Multitudes, 1945-1963. Correspondence about the sources and
methods used in doing research for this history of American best
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sellers. Mott inquiries of authors and publishers concerning sales
figures on best sellers. Contains requests for permission to quote from
the book and a letter informing Mott that the book is to be included in
the White House library.
News in America, 1948-1957. Correspondence with Ralph Gabriel
concerning the writing of this book for the Library of Congress series
in American Civilization, and with Harvard University Press on
publication. Inquiries of news gathering agencies and other news
sources. Requests of publishers and authors for permission to quote
from articles and books. Reports from readers of the manuscript
including several letters of comments and suggestions from Ralph
Casey. Letters of thanks from leading newspaper editors for advance
copies of the book. Correspondence with New York newspaper editors
about an article (by a student reporter) which expresses their
unfavorable reaction to News in America. Mott claimed his book was
misrepresented by the student's incorrect use of quotes.
A Gallery of Americans, 1946-1955. Correspondence with Victor
Weybright of the New American Library concerning Mott's plans for
an anthology of American biography and autobiography. Letters
pertaining to publication. Requests of authors and publishers for
permission to use copyrighted material. Included is a letter from
Weybright concerning the state of the paper-bound book field, and a
letter from Handy Brothers Music Co. pertaining to the conditions of
the song publishing business.
Old Time Comments on Journalism, 1953-1963. Correspondence
concerning the purpose and plans for a series of brochures containing
old time comments on journalism. Letters from journalism professors
and newspaper editors expressing appreciation for the brochures and
commenting on the subjects. Included are many comments about the
John Peter Zenger case. Requests for copies of the brochures from
many not on the original mailing list.
Time Enough, 1956-1963. Correspondence with a number of
publishers in an attempt to find a publisher for this manuscript, a series
of autobiographical essays. A long indecisive correspondence with the
University of Oklahoma Press ends with the return of the manuscript
for revision. Correspondence with the University of North Carolina
Press includes readers' reports, the decision to publish and details of
publication. Letters from friends and associates, following publication,
praising the book and relating their recollections of the past. Howard
Mumford Jones gives a colorful reminiscence of his boyhood in
LaCrosse, Wisconsin.
The Missouri Reader. Content outline for this anthology.
Correspondence and papers concerning the purpose of the book and
possible stories for it. Requests for permission to use copyrighted
material.
Magazine Articles and Book Reviews, 1944-1962
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Correspondence concerning book reviews for The Kiwanis
Magazine, 1944-1945. Included are tear sheets from the
magazine's book review section.
Correspondence pertaining to articles and reviews written by
Mott for magazines 1944-1962. Includes: a critical review of
Philip Kinsley's The Chicago Tribune: Its First Hundred Years,
Vol. II; article on Dickens' Christmas Carol. Correspondence
about a speech by Mott titled "A Twentieth Century Monster:
The Mass Audience" presented to a University of Wisconsin
institute in 1960 and later published in the Saturday Review.
Encyclopedia Articles, 1944-1964
Correspondence and papers concerning articles by Mott on
journalism subjects for the following encyclopedias: World
Book, American Educator, Britannica, Americana, Nelson's,
Collier's, American Peoples, Our Wonderful World.
Correspondence about the revision of the Table of Daily
Newspapers for Encyclopedia Britannica yearbooks, 1953-1959.
Consists mainly of letters to foreign embassies and legations
requesting information about the number of newspapers in their
respective countries. Included are the replies.
General, 1921-1963. Letters pertaining to manuscripts submitted by
Mott to magazines, includes many rejections in the 1920's.
Correspondence with professors, publishers and newspapermen
concerning research, articles and books. Includes critical reports of
articles and books. Requests for information on magazine and
journalism subjects. Contains contracts for articles.
Scholarly Inquiries, 1948-1963. Correspondence and papers
concerning research problems. Includes inquiries pertaining to method
of determining a newspaper's founding date; information on value of
old newspapers and magazines; Mott's method of determining best
sellers; sources of information; journalism historical facts; Mott's
opinion of research projects. Report on prospective Journalism
Department for Rhode Island University. Correspondence concerning
the purchase of old editions of books listed as best sellers in Golden
Multitudes for Mott's collection.
American Council on Education for Journalism, 1947-1953.
Correspondence and reports pertaining to the activities of the American
Council of Education for Journalism (A.C.E.J.) particularly its
accrediting program. Includes minutes of A.C.E.J. meetings.
Correspondence concerning the controversy about the value of college
accreditation. Includes pamphlets on the National Commission on
Accrediting and other accrediting agencies. Includes a questionnaire
for a survey of graduate Study programs in journalism.
Association for Education in Journalism, Correspondence and Papers,
1951-1963. Correspondence concerning the Association for Education
in Journalism (A.E.J.) programs and objectives including convention
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programs and reports of research projects and manuscripts.
Correspondence pertaining to the Council on Communications
Research, a division of A.E.J., includes discussion of objectives,
possible research projects and likely sources of financial support.
Correspondence concerning the conflict in A.E.J. between accredited
and non-accredited journalism schools and the parallel split between
vocation and research emphasis. Correspondence defending journalism
education results from Louis Lyon's critique of journalism schools
published in the December, 1957, Atlantic. Contains Mott's
reminiscences about the early development of A.E.J.
Fulbright Grants, 1951-1954. Correspondence and papers concerning
the selection of journalism candidates for Fulbright grants. Includes
information on criteria for selecting candidates and available grants.
Journalism Quarterly, 1945-1963. Correspondence concerning the
financial problems of the Journalism Quarterly. Letters pertaining to
the content include a discussion of the controversy between those who
favor emphasis on research articles and those who desire more
teaching-method articles. Papers contain book reviews' readers reports
on articles; Mott's history of his connection with the Journalism
Quarterly and a 1961 Readership Questionnaire.
Kappa Tau Alpha, 1950-1963. Correspondence and papers concerning
the business of Kappa Tau Alpha, national journalism scholarship
society. Contains letters pertaining to the Kappa Tau Alpha yearbook,
new chapter charters, annual lectures, and annual research awards.
Included are surveys of membership policy and suggested
constitutional revisions.
University of Missouri Library, 1954-1962. Papers contain the minutes
of the library committee meetings which include discussions of: library
finances; shortage of space; reorganization of processing activities;
acquisition and lending rules. Correspondence and papers concerning
the forming of the "Friends of the Library" in 1960 and its activities.
Included are several copies of this group's constitution.
Missouri University Press, 1954-1963. Correspondence and papers
pertaining to the establishment and operation of a press at the
University of Missouri. Contains minutes on the advisory committee
meeting of the new press, 1958-1963, and readers' reports on
manuscripts considered for publication.
Correspondence pertaining to speakers for Missouri Writers' Guild
program. Included are the articles of agreement, by-laws, and a
membership list of the Missouri Writers' Guild.
Proposed itinerary for National Editorial Association's Utah meeting in
1949. Constitution and by-laws of the association. 1952 financial
statement. Brochure on 1952 meeting.
Correspondence with newspaper editors concerning plans for Press
Congress of the World in 1959. Agenda of the Press Congress.
Budget. List of foreign delegates and newspaper sponsors.
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Sigma Delta Chi, 1949-1962. Correspondence concerning historically
significant editors and publications as subjects for Sigma Delta Chi
historical sites in journalism. Report of Sigma Delta Chi research
committee on project, 1958.
Correspondence and papers concerning a Sigma Delta Chi sponsored
research project to study the performance of American daily
newspapers in reporting the 1956 Presidential campaign. Includes a
detailed proposal for the press study.
Professional Activities
Correspondence with Simpson College contains speaking
invitations, fund raising plans and appeals for donations from
Mott's library, 1960-1962.
1950-1963 correspondence with newspapers, colleges and other
organizations concerning speaking engagements. Includes
invitations from: American Antiquarian Society; American
Historical Association; English Departments at Notre Dame and
Pittsburgh University; Boston Museum of Fine Arts; Minnesota
School of Journalism.
Correspondence and papers pertaining to miscellaneous
activities: notes on magazine articles; judging Benjamin
Franklin Magazine Awards (1954); resolution recognizing Mott's
contribution to journalism; Missouri State Historical Society
business, 1953-1961.
Congratulations, 1951-1961. Correspondence concerning Mott's
retirement from the journalism deanship in 1951 and congratulating
him on his career. Letters of congratulations on the publication of
History of American Magazines, Vol. IV and on the winning of
research awards for it.
Foreign Countries, 1945-1951. Notes on the French press. Papers and
correspondence concerning Mott's 1945 assignment at Biarritz
American University in France and his 1947 mission to Japan to
consult on Japanese journalism education. His report on Japan includes
war damage descriptions; observations about post-war Japan and
conversations with General MacArthur and the Emperor. Reprints of
Mott's article on the Japanese press published in Journalism Quarterly.
Correspondence contains material on: the Korean War with a report
from the war front; prospective foreign students; Christmas greetings
and letters from former foreign students; descriptions of changes in
Japan (1953). Japanese newspaper.
University of Missouri, 1948-1964
Correspondence and papers pertaining to general university
business: proposed retirement plans; traffic regulations;
honorary degrees; graduate school; inscription for the Memorial
Union building.
Correspondence and papers concerning School of Journalism
business: the choice of 50 memorable news pictures; Journalism
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Alumni Association; library acquisitions; annual journalism
banquets; 50th anniversary of the Journalism School; journalism
research; class rolls. Includes a short statement on the purpose
of the doctoral program in journalism.
Degree Candidates, 1950-1964
Correspondence with journalism degree candidates concerning
research projects; comprehensives; manuscript publication;
professional references and personal matters. Correspondence
reveals Mott's relationship with his degree candidates. Papers
contain: applications for admission; proposed programs;
abstracts of research projects; written examinations. Included
are poems and articles by James Chen, a Chinese student.
Letters from Herbert Williams briefly discuss his assignment
assisting Harry Truman with his memoirs in 1954. Some
graduate research subjects discussed were: Kansas City Star;
Dallas Times Herald; St. Louis Globe-Democrat; Life magazine;
Ida Tarbell.
Personal Correspondence, 1932-1964. Correspondence with friends,
associates, former students and admirers. Reminiscences. Expressions
of appreciation and admiration for Mott's scholarly efforts, his teaching
and his kindness. Letters concerning personal matters such as habits,
health, religion and hobbies. Includes: an amusing description of
Mott's way of offering prayer; mention of the Unitarian fellowship in
Columbia; negotiations for rent and later purchase of a summer cabin in
Colorado; references to Mott's amateur painting.
Contains a 1953 statement of China policy by John W. Powell
and an article relating his experiences before the Jenner
Committee in 1954.
Mott receives "The Big Red Apple" journalism award from San
Jose State College.
Invitation to receive an honorary degree at Marquette University.
Contains letter announcing the Bancroft Prize for A History of
American Magazines, Vol. IV. Received a fellowship from the
American Council of Learned Societies to finish Vol. V.
Request for: advice on research and writing projects;
information about magazines and newspapers; personal
references; permission to write Mott's biography in 1963;
autographs.
Letter notifying Mott of his election to The Society of American
Historians (1961).
Contains a request from the Friends Society for Mott's support of
a bill to aid the displaced Seneca Indian Nation. Mott responds
with a letter to Senator Symington on behalf of the bill. News
releases concerning: Mott's gift of papers to the University of
Missouri, 1961, establishment of a Frank Luther Mott Historical
Award in Journalism, 1962.
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f. 488-489
f. 490-492
f. 493-498
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Letter explaining Mott's desires for memorial services for
himself and his wife written May 1954. Birthday and holiday
greetings. Correspondence pertaining to the Missouri Reader
published in 1964. Invitations to join associations and give
lectures.
Personal Correspondence, Ralph Casey, 1955-1964. Correspondence
between Mott and Ralph Casey primarily consisting of Casey's letters
but includes a few copies of Mott's replies. Letters contain mutual
congratulations on their careers. Casey refers to Mott as a humanist
and a great scholar. Included is some discussion of journalism
education and trends in research. Casey tells Mott that he place dmott's
name first when President Middlebush asked his advice when choosing
a man for the Missouri deanship. Casey compliments Mott on the
choice of contents for the Missouri Reader. Personal matters are
discussed such as health and gardening.
Personal Correspondence, John Frederick, 1917-1964. Correspondence
with John Frederick pertaining to: The Midland; literary interests;
research projects; Frederick's teaching at Notre Dame and Iowa; travel;
families and health. Includes a prospectus for two studies Frederick
planned: one on the religious dilemma of the 19th century American
novelist--Twain, Hawthorne, Melville, James, Cooper; and the other on
literary works of Richard Jefferies, W.H. Hudson, Edward Thomas,
Henry Williamson.
Personal Business, 1917-1964. Correspondence and papers pertaining
to personal business such as academic appointments; college
transcripts; insurance and retirement plans; salaries; estate planning.
Orders for newspapers, old comics, rare books, and magazine
subscriptions. Correspondence about the legal case against the Kansas
City Star involving news competition. An application to the American
Council of Learned Societies for a fellowship to complete Vol. V of
American Magazines. Correspondence with Howard Mumford Jones,
Allan Nevins, Elmer Ellis, and Arthur Schlesinger, Sr. pertaining to this
application.
Pamphlets on Journalism Series
f. 499-509
f. 510-515
f. 516
f. 517-518
f. 519-522
Advertising: Better business Bureau publications; Robert McCormick's
views; bibliography of advertising books; glossary of terms; pro and
con arguments.
American Newspaper Publishers Association pamphlets consisting of
prize winning essays on the press written by journalism students, 19411951.
Outline of 3 week American Press Institute.
Bibliography: Includes newspaper and journalism book catalogues; list
of published readership research surveys to 1948.
Pamphlets concerning the Business and Industrial Press.
C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965
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f. 524-526
f. 527
f. 528-530
f. 531
f. 532
f. 533-534
f. 535
f. 536
f. 537
f. 538-540
f. 541
f. 542-543
f. 544-564
f. 565-587
f. 588-596
f. 597-602
f. 603-619
f. 620-623
f. 624-654
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Camp Paper: Report on Stars and Stripes and Yank, 1945.
Pamphlets on cartoons and caricature.
Chains: pamphlets concerning Scripps-Howard & Hearst newspapers.
Circulation of newspapers.
Columnists Eugene Field and Robert Burdette
Comics.
Communications: press; history of the typewriter; press wireless;
transmission of news.
Community Service of Newspapers: speeches, 1948.
Consolidation: Paducah, Kentucky
Content analysis of news pertaining to the Nixon-Douglas senatorial
campaign in California.
Criticism of the press.
Editor & Publisher: 60th anniversary copy.
Editorials: Includes prize winning editorials 1916-1941.
Editors and Publishers. Pamphlets on: Moses Annenbert; James
Bradford; James Clarke; James G. Edwards; Philip Freneau; Benjamin
Franklin; Winifred and Joseph Gales; Henry Grady; Horace Greeley;
Charles Dana; Frederic Hudson, Crosby S. Noyes; Joseph Pulitzer, Sr.;
C.P. Scott; Edgar Snowden, Sr.; William Allen White; John Greenleaf
Whittier; James Kilgallen; Harrison Gray Otis; Marlen Pew; William
R. Nelson; W.W. Holden; George Harrington.
Journalism Education. Pamphlets concerning: teaching of journalism;
curriculums; cooperation between the press and schools; review of
graduate standards; surveys of journalism schools; careers in
journalism; Chinese journalism education, 1936; college daily
newspapers; professional standards; views of newspaper editors and
publishers on journalism education; Missouri School of Journalism
Silver Anniversary.
Pamphlets on ethical practices in journalism. Includes articles by
Walter Williams, Robert R. McCormick, Arthur H. Sulzberger and
Norval Neil Luxon.
Pamphlets on Foreign Press: list of newspapers published in Great
Britain and Ireland; includes material on the press in Germany (19311953), France 91930-1947?), Japan (1920-1952), Scandanavia (19321952), Burma, India, Spain and Portugal; copy of The Penny Magazine;
contains International Press Institute publications and news of World
Press Congress, Chinese newspapers.
Pamphlets concerning freedom of the press includes: article on John
Wilkes Case in 18th Century Great Britain; articles by Robert
McCormick; St. Louis Post-Dispatch symposium; Missouri School of
Journalism freedom of information conference.
Pamphlets on function of newspapers.
Pamphlets concerning history of the press include the following
subjects: colonial newspapers; John Peter Zenger; seditious libel;
American Revolution; Bill of Rights; Jefferson and journalism; David
C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965
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f. 655-662
f. 663-666
f. 667-672
f. 673-679
f. 680-682
f. 683-691
f. 692-705
f. 706-708
f. 709-725
f. 709-714
f. 715-716
f. 717
f. 718-723
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Frothingham; printing in South Africa; early journalism in Ohio,
Tennessee, Kansas, Alabama, Montana, California, Minnesota, South
Carolina, Arizona, New York; history of the Toledo Blade, Cherokee
Phoenix, Boston Daily Globe, National Intelligencer, New Orleans
National Advocate; Mormon journalism; copy of Penny Magazine;
Horace Greeley; letters to Samuel Tilden by Greeley; Pony Express.
History of the Press
Pamphlets on journalism history in Iowa. Includes articles on
early newspapers in Iowa; Copperheads of Iowa: G.D. Perkins of
the Sioux City Journal; early Iowa editors; newspapers of
Warren County.
Pamphlets on journalism history in Missouri include articles on
The Holt County Sentinel; chronicle of Missouri history 16731924; editors. Contains a thesis on the Missouri Intelligencer
and Boon's Lick Advertiser, 1819-1829. Includes a copy of the
Fulton Telegraph, 1891.
Pamphlets concerning the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938; writing
for a union paper; collective bargaining for professional employees;
Labor-Management Relations Act of 1947; Dept. of Labor publication;
federal laws bulletins from American Newspaper Publishers
Association, Constitution of American Newspaper Guild.
Pamphlets pertaining to Law of the Press: includes cases involving
contempt charges, libel, property rights in news. Judiciary and the
press. Employment of minors.
Pamphlets on mechanical equipment used in printing.
Lectures delivered under the Don R. Mellett Memorial Fund 19331961. Lectures include: Robert McCormick, Roy Howard, Felix
Morley, Mott, Paul Bellamy, Mark Ethridge, Palmer Hoyt, George
Sokolsky, Grove Patterson, James Pope, Louis M. Lyons, Robert J.
Blakely, Kenneth Dixon, Edward J. Mowery, James Reston, Lee Hills,
Gerald W. Johnson.
Negro Press: Race in the News; proceedings of Negro press
conference, 1943. Lincoln Journalism Newsletter, 1945-1955,
published by Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Missouri, includes
news about Negro journalism; segregation; progress of racial
desegregation; advertising potential in Negro market; first Negro
admitted to Washington Press Club.
Use of newspapers in the classroom and preparing a school newspaper.
Reporting
Reporting: pamphlets concerning newspaper writing, accuracy
of the news, hiring and training reporters and copyreaders, sports
writing. The Great Debates of the 1960 Presidential campaign,
news philosophy.
Agriculture reporting.
Crime news.
Science reporting, training for science writer.
C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965
f. 724-725
f. 726
f. 727-728
f. 729
f. 730-740
f. 741-743
f. 744-747
f. 748-757
f. 758
Reporting from Washington for the New York Times. Lectures
by James Reston on reporting foreign policy.
Newspaper syndicates
Television
Newspaper terminology
Typography. Speech on "European Recollections" delivered before the
New York Typographical Society, 1861, folder 731.
Journalism profession, careers in journalism, newspaper work.
War: War correspondents; a list of correspondents killed in World War
II; Iwo Jima flag raising photograph; press in wartime; effects of war
upon the economics of newspaper publishing; heroes of the press; war
information and censorship.
Weekly newspapers: pamphlets about country journalism with special
treatment to South Dakota, Missouri, Ralls Banner in Texas, Idaho,
Iowa, Wisconsin. Includes 1898 issues of The Country Editor.
Shopping for a country weekly and jobs in rural journalism are subjects
treated.
Women in journalism: survey and poll of women journalists, 1944.
Magazine History Series
f. 759-922
f. 772
f. 797
f. 805-806
f. 815
f. 850-854
f. 865
f. 905-906
f. 923-980
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Clippings, correspondence, articles and promotional material related to
Mott's History of American Magazines. This data is organized
alphabetically by magazine.
Letter from Willard Church concerning his father William
Conant Church, founder of the Army and Navy Journal.
Letter dated May 1, 1931, from the editor of Current History
Magazine describing the origin and purpose of the magazine.
Papers on Esquire Magazine include summary of the case of
Esquire vs. Postmaster General concerning censorship (19431944).
Letter dated Jan. 16, 1929, from Lawrence Martin about Sarah J.
Hale's influence on Godey's Lady's Book.
Thesis: The History of McClure's Magazine.
Correspondence from Gilbert and Melville Grosvenor relating
the history of The National Geographic.
Draft by William C. Stewart concerning Today, a magazine
organized to give Roosevelt's New Deal favorable publicity.
Clippings, correspondence, and articles about magazine history
organized alphabetically by category. Contains data on: advertising;
John Frederick Bangs (includes correspondence from Francis Bangs on
career of J.F. bangs); bibliography; magazines for the blind; business
publications; circulation; comics; educational periodicals; foreign news
service for trade magazines; overseas editions; freelancing; historical
magazines; hobbies; house organs; humor; little magazines (includes a
thesis); masonic periodicals; Negro, news, picture and penal
C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965
f. 981-999
f. 1000-1006
f. 1007-1014
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magazines; postal controversy; pulp; religion; science and science
fiction (includes correspondence with Hugo Gernsback regarding his
science publications); Sunday weeklies; theatrical trade journals;
transportation; typographic; women; and miscellany.
Newsletters (1947-1961) sponsored by Business magazines, Inc.
Contains news about advertising, circulation; 2nd class postal rates;
paper prices; staff and ownership changes; new magazines; censorship
and other subjects of interest to magazine publishers.
Magazine Publishers Association: bulletins on activities; advertising;
legislation affecting magazines; speeches made at conferences.
Catalogues offering specimens of American magazines from colonial to
modern times. Includes a list of important magazines 1848-1887 and
Mott's classified list of magazines 1900-1930.
Journalism History Series
f. 1015-1171
f. 1172-1184
f. 1185-1201
f. 1202-1320
f. 1321-1333
Clippings and correspondence on journalism history: advertising;
newspaper chains (Newhouse & Hearst): comics; journalism education;
foreign press (date concerning foreign newspapers); press history;
hoaxes; labor problems; law of the press; Negro press; news gathering
agencies; newsletters; daily, small town, student and suburban
newspapers; newspapers of Newburyport, Massachusetts; ownership
and investment; photojournalism; postal rates and services; press
associations; printing; journalism profession; censorship (codes for
wartime); influence of the press; public opinion (Gallup polls,
presidential press relations, presidential elections, propaganda,
readership studies); public relations; radio (Commentators and the
news, freedom of speech, relations with the press); reporting (big
stories, crime, science, war, etc.); information on old and rare
newspapers; Theodore Kruglak talk on journalism research.
Salaries, syndicates tabloids, terms, television, trump printers,
typography, United Nations and the press, verse, women in journalism.
Bibliography. Various lists of books on journalism; thesis on novels
concerning journalistic subjects; list of graduate theses in Journalism
1945-1947; correspondence pertaining to compilation of a list of
important books in journalism.
Samples of old newspapers and reprints, almanacs, magazines, and a
copy of The New England Primer. Includes copies of Gleason's
Pictorial, Harpers Weekly, Massachusetts Spy, Methodist Advocate
(Atlanta, Georgia), Peterson's Magazine. Portraits of early journalism
figures. Reprints of Vicksburg Daily Citizen, wallpaper editions, 1863.
Special Publications. Special newspaper anniversary editions, history
of the press publication in France, photographic publications,
readership study publications. Included are: London Times
Anniversary Edition, 1935; Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, 1947; and
Indianapolis News Headline History (reproductions of World War II
C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965
f. 1334-1335
f. 1336-1337
f. 1338-1344
f. 1350-1355
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front pages).
Correspondence with newspaper editors and publishers concerning
developments in the press, 1946.
Notes and speeches on freedom of the press.
Letters from editors, responding to a Mott inquiry in 1934, stating what
they consider to be the function of a newspaper. Includes notes on this
subject.
Articles about propaganda, rumors during World War II, war and
journalism, and miscellany.
Mott’s Publications Series
f. 1356
f. 1357-1367
f. 1368-1369
f. 1370-1371
f. 1372-1377
f. 1378-1407
f. 1408-1409
f. 1410-1426
f. 1427-1475
f. 1476-1477
f. 1478-1493
Rewards of Reading: Reviews.
A History of American Magazines: reviews, illustrations and
congratulatory letters on winning the Pulitzer Prize in 1939.
News Stories 1933 and 1934: Reviews.
Headlining America: Reviews.
American Journalism: Reviews.
Golden Multitudes: Clippings about authors and best sellers, reviews,
correspondence, and photographs.
News in America: Reviews.
Time Enough: Manuscript, reviews.
Missouri Reader: Manuscript, reviews.
Miscellaneous publications: Reviews.
Publishing Accounts. Publishing contracts, correspondence and royalty
statements on the publication and sale of Mott's books: A History of
American Magazines, Good Stories, Interpretation of Journalism,
Headlining America, American Journalism, Golden Multitudes,
Anthology of American Literature, A Gallery of Americans, News in
America, miscellaneous books.
Unpublished Manuscripts Series
Note: Mrs. Wedel arranged the material in f. 1494-1605. Some of the manuscripts may
have been published but the staff at Western Historical Manuscript Collection has not
checked each item. Some pieces are out of chronological order because they were dated
after collection was processed.
f. 1494-1507
Undated
f. 1494
Incomplete list of unpublished manuscripts.
f. 1495-1505
Essays: "Jonah," "Periodicals," "Dreams," "The Poetry of
Everyman," "Facetious Writing and Editing of News 18331883." Articles on magazine history.
f. 1506-1507
Notes on journalism, literature and miscellany.
f. 1508-1524
1900-1921, Approximately
f. 1508-1511
High school essays and college papers including a debate on
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Negro rights (1904) and an essay on the advance of Japan
(1905).
f. 1512-1517
Speeches most of which were delivered while Mott was editor of
the Grand Junction (Iowa) Globe. Subjects are: patriotism,
religion, Shakespeare, Theodore Roosevelt, success.
f. 1518
Booklet containing Mott's brief description of people he met
while platform manager of the Chautauqua circuit in Iowa, 19171920.
f. 1519-1524
Speeches and papers prepared while teaching at Simpson
College 1919-1921. Includes: a chapel talk and toastmaster
speech, essays on reading, and on Neihardt; class records.
f. 1525-1539
1920s. Course outlines, class notes and reading notes from Mott's days
as a graduate student at Columbia University. Includes notes from
Harry Morgan Ayre's Medieval Literature course, Carl Van Doren's
American Literature, Brander Matthew's drama lectures and George
Philip Krapp's English Usages.
f. 1540-1575
1921-1942, Approximately. Notes for courses Mott taught at the
University of Iowa. Includes the short story, American Literature and
"Today's Problems" which pertains to current (about 1934) social,
political and economic problems. Speeches Mott delivered at high
school commencements in small towns. Subjects are: "Courage",
"Progress and the New World". Articles and talks on: National Police
Gazette, Thomas Carlyle, Midwestern literature, journalism, Job,
Stephen V. Benet, Negro poetry (includes comment on the Negro's
place in America), word usage, press and democracy, Hitler, drama,
education. Included are poems and humorous articles authored by
Mott. Also receipt notebook for Journalism Quarterly.
f. 1576-1605
1942-1964, Approximately.
f. 1576-1591
Articles and speeches given while Mott was Dean at the
University of Missouri. Subjects are: wire services and
syndicates, Field and Mott disagreement over role of newspaper
in Presidential elections, H.F. Dill of the Memphis Appeal,
freedom of the press, freelancing for medical journals,
Westbrook Pegler, country correspondence, South Bend Tribune,
role of propaganda, Horace Greeley, modern newspaper,
journalism education, best sellers and book publishing, note on
Missouri journalists, magazine history (includes scope,
miscellaneous sketches and page proofs for History of American
Magazine IV).
f. 1580
Industrial Journalism (interviews and editors' replies to Mott's
questionnaire.
f. 1591
"Newspapers and War: An Historical Analysis" (1942 speech).
f. 1592-1605
Articles and speeches given while Mott was Dean at the
University of Missouri pertaining to: Christmas Carol, Japanese
Press, travels in Europe (1945), journalism profession, Luce
Commission Report, George Washington, La Prensa,
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photojournalism, improving newspapers, Charles G. Ross,
women's education, Middlebush dinner, Christmas, Job,
television Tom Trite, and miscellany.
"A 20th Century Monster: The Mass Audience" (speech
discussing problems in mass communication).
Subject Material Series
Note: Check index terms for specific individual or topic.
f. 1606-1852
Pamphlets, clippings and articles collected by Mott during his lifetime
concerning: American and British authors and poets, American
Humanists, Beadle fiction, Bible, More Books (article by Arthur
Schlesinger, Sr. on American etiquette), paperback books, Albert
Brisbane, Ralph Casey, Chicago fire (1861), Winston Churchill, John
A. Cockerill (contains galley proofs for Homer A. King's Pulitzer's
Prize Editor), conformity, copyright law (1919), Winterton C. Curtis,
Irving Dilliard, dime novels, drama, Fifth Amendment, Benjamin
Franklin, Frontier, Abbe Gardner, Alexander Hamilton, Historical Time
Line, Herbert Hoover, humor, Iowa, Japan, Thomas Jefferson, copies of
Journal of Journalism History, Ladies Home Journal (editor's pages
1912-1913), Ladies Letter-Writer (1869), Harold Laski, Abraham
Lincoln, Walter Lippman, The Midland Monthly, Midwestern literature,
Missouri, Robert M. Neal, Negro question, John G. Neihardt, copies of
The Periodical Post Boy, poetry, philology, publishing firms,
socialism, Trovillion Private Press, Harry Truman, Allan Walker Read,
religion, Russian literature, war's effect on literature, Eugene Fitch
Ware, Walter Williams, Woodrow Wilson, Grant Wood, and
miscellany.
Biographical Data Series
f. 1853-1976
Mementos and Clippings
f. 1853-1857
Undated, 1903-1931
f. 1853-1855
Undated miscellaneous mementos and clippings from Iowa
and Missouri days. Includes a brief genealogical sketch of
the Frank L. Mott family and congratulations on selection of
Mott's story for O'Brien's The Best Short Stories of 1921.
f. 1856
Scrapbook from Simpson College and University of Chicago
days (1903-1907).
f. 1857
Picture postcards of Frank and Vera Mott during their early
married life, article from time Mott was co-editor of
Marengo (Iowa) Republican, and miscellany.
f. 1858-1892
Approximately 1931-1942. Mementos and clippings from
period Mott was Dean at the University of Iowa. Includes
material on his work as teacher and journalism head, his family,
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vacation souvenirs, programs and playbills. Among clippings
are pieces on: Headlining America (1937), receipt of Pulitzer
Prize and Johnson Brigham plaque for A History of American
Magazines (1939), receipt of Litt.D. from Simpson College,
listing in Current Biography (1941), receipt of L.H.D. from
Boston University (1941), American Journalism (1690-1940),
radio talk with John Frederick, Mott defense of press against
Ickes' attack, Mott support of newspaper operation of radio
stations before F.C.C. (1942), Mellett lecture at University of
Georgia on news concepts in journalism.
f. 1893-1934
Approximately 1942-1951. Mementos and clippings from the
period Mott was Dean at the University of Missouri. Includes
material on his work as teacher and journalism dean, his articles
and book reviews, his family, vacation souvenirs, programs and
playbills. Contains information on: annual journalism week
celebrations; role of post-war journalism; Jefferson and the
Press; Journalism in Wartime (1943); war prisoners'
correspondence course; receipt of Litt.D. from Temple
University (1945); American University at Biarritz, France;
Kappa Alpha Mu; Mott's role as advisor to Japanese news
leaders (1947); Golden Multitudes; Library of Congress selection
of Mott for its American Civilization series; presentation of Best
Pictures of 1948 to Truman; election as fellow of Sigma Delta
Chi (1949); The Phantom Flivver, A Gallery of Americans
(1951); naming of Missouri chapter of Kappa Tau Alpha after
Mott: period as visiting professor at Stanford; Mott's retirement.
f. 1935-1976
Approximately 1951-1964. Mementos and clippings from the
period Mott was Dean Emeritus at the University of Missouri.
Includes material on his work as a teacher, his family, news
releases, vacation souvenirs, programs and playbills. Contains
information on: annual journalism week celebrations; election to
Epsilon Sigma at Simpson College (1952); Oldtime Comments
on Journalism; testimony for Kansas City Star; final History and
Principles lecture (1956); diploma of Professor Emeritus; receipt
of Sigma Delta Chi; Kappa Tau Alpha and Bancroft Awards for
A History of American Magazines IV (1958); receipt of LL.D.
from Marquette University; election to Phi Beta Kappa; naming
of Kappa Tau Alpha Research Award after Mott (1960); period
as visiting professor at Southern Illinois University; donation of
Mott collection to University of Missouri; presentation of
portrait to journalism school (1961); election to QEBH; Time
Enough; Five Stories; selection of Mott's works for White House
library (1963); grant from American Council of Learned
Societies; Missouri Reader (1964).
f. 1977-1984
Finances: Receipts and Contracts, Approximately 1913-1964.
Receipts and contracts of Frank and Vera Mott: includes contract and
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sale of the Grand Junction (Iowa) Globe (1913); will and estate of
David C. Mott (1941); deeds; receipts for construction work, hospital
and medical expenses, and charitable contributions; miscellany.
f. 1985-2030
Photographs
f. 1985-2003
Photographs of Frank and Vera Mott: their childhood and
families, high school years, Simpson College days, and early
adulthood.
f. 2004-2005
Iowa Chautauqua circuit pictures; includes photo of William
Jennings Bryan.
f. 2006-2009
Dated and undated photographs from the period when Mott was
Dean at the University of Iowa (1921-1942). Contains pictures
of Mott and his family, classroom photos, a picture of Walter
Williams and Mott (1929), and a photograph of the Association
of Teachers of Journalism (1937).
f. 2010-2026
Dated and undated photographs from the period when Mott was
Dean at the University of Missouri (1942-1964). Contains
pictures of Mott and his family, classroom scenes, journalism
staffs, and professional meetings. Includes photos of the
American University at Biarritz, France (1945-1947), Tabard Inn
group (1948), Past Presidents of the Missouri Press Association
(1960), and Joseph Resenthal.
f. 2027-2030
Negatives and photographic plates.
f. 2031-2056
Letters of Condolence, Obituaries, Tributes, and Memorials
f. 2031
Undated letters and cards of condolence on the deaths of Frank
and Vera Mott.
f. 2032-2048
Dated letters and cards of condolence from friends and
professional acquaintances of the Mott family on deaths of Vera
I. Mott (Sept. 13, 1964) and Frank L. Mott (Oct. 23, 1964).
f. 2049
Obituaries from Iowa and Missouri newspapers on death of Vera
Mott; memorial service.
f. 2050-2056
Obituaries from Iowa and Missouri newspapers, alumni
bulletins, New York Times, Washington Post, Time, Editor &
Publisher, etc. on death of Frank L. Mott; memorial service;
tributes include Iowa scholarship fund, John Frederick and
Missouri journalism faculty eulogies, Ralph Casey article on
Mott's scholarship.
Autograph Collection Series
f. 2057
f. 2058
f. 2059-2067
Mott's list of autographs in his collection.
Undated autographs and autographed letters signed; first day covers.
Autographs and autographed letters signed (1800-1962) of famous men
in journalism and magazine history including Horace Greeley, Frank
Leslie, William Allen White, William Randolph Hearst, etc.; replies to
Mott query on function of newspapers; shorthand notes from Lee Hills'
interview with Krushchev (1962); clippings and photos of prominent
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journalists. Note: See also folder 2156.
Vera I. Mott Series
f. 2068-2100
Mementoes and records acquired by Vera Ingram Mott during her
lifetime. Includes family records and mementoes from Simpson
College days; Mt. Ayr, Iowa, newspapers; Indianola (Ka.) High School
class record book; garden diary; engagement calendars; Kinsell
genealogy; school essays and literature notebooks; notes on American
Lyceum; article on magazines; miscellany. Note: See also biographical
data on Frank L. Mott (folders 1853-2056).
Miscellaneous Series
f. 2101-2147
f. 2148-2154
f. 2155
f. 2156-2174
f. 2175
Original manuscript of A History of American Magazines 1885-1905,
Vol. IV.
Records of "Footnote to Mortality", Portrait ceremony (Dec. 10, 1961),
"Story for Today," "Eyes." OVERSIZE
Photographs of Mott. OVERSIZE
Includes autographed letters and photos of famous men in journalism
and magazine history; "Yellow Kid" posters and photos; magazines and
booklets on the New York World-Telegram and Sun, Louisville
Courier-Journal, United Press, Bernard Macfadden, Milwaukee
Journal, Hartford-Courant, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Yank, Illustrated
London News (1915), photograph exhibitions (1945, 1946, 1953, 1954)
at the University of Missouri; photostats of Jefferson letters and old
newspapers and magazines (18th and 19th century). OVERSIZE
Newspaper Time Lines, 1690-1820 (Mott's chronological chart of
newspapers). OVERSIZE
Degrees, Awards, Certificates, and Memberships Series
f. 2176-2211
Honorary degrees, research and service awards, certificates,
memberships, club and fraternity pins acquired by Mott during his
lifetime. Note: A chronological list of the honors Mott received is in
folder 2176.
f. 2183
Bancroft Prize for A History of American Magazines, Vol. IV
(1958).
f. 2197
Pulitzer Prize for A History of American Magazines (1939).
OVERSIZE
f. 2208
Merrifield Sketch of Mott. OVERSIZE
f. 2209-2211
Contains certificates and awards of Vera Ingram Mott.
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Diaries (Microfilm) Series
f. 2212
Diary #1
Diary #2
Diary #3
Diary #4
Diary #5
Diaries, 1926-1944
1926-1937; 1941-1942. Record of Mott's experiences as teacher
and Dean at the University of Iowa. Includes material on his
family life; impressions of visiting authors; work on The
Midland and Journalism Quarterly magazines; his books and
speeches; journalism organizations; vacation trips; gardening;
autograph collection; selection as Dean of the University of
Missouri Journalism School.
1938; 1940. Record of Mott's family life and work in 1938.
Mott's impressions, recorded in 1940, on receiving the Pulitzer
Prize in 1939 for his work on magazine history.
1945-1946. Mott's experiences as a journalism teacher at the
American Army University at Biarritz, France. Includes his
view of Army life; problems in setting up a journalism program
and newspaper; impressions of post-war France and Germany.
1947. Mott's work as advisor to Japanese news leaders.
Includes his views of post-war Japan; problems of establishing a
free press; visit with General Douglas MacArthur and Emperor
Hirohito.
1940-1944. Vera Mott's record of family life and activities while
living in Iowa City, Iowa, and Columbia, Missouri.
Diaries and Personal Correspondence Series
f. 2213-2215
f. 2216
f. 2217-2219
f. 2220
Diary kept from November 1911 to March 1914 includes material on
his work as co-owner and co-editor of the Marengo (Iowa) Republican
until November 1913 when he purchased the Grand Junction (Iowa)
Globe; family life; Classic Club work including his impressions of
classics and authors; church work; and political work.
Diary kept from January to November 1916 includes material on his
work as editor of the Grand Junction Globe; comments on various
classics, authors, plays and magazines; church work; library board
work; political work; various lectures given by him, mainly his
"Dreams" lecture; and comments on World War I.
Letters written by Mott during the summer of 1917 to his wife in
Ismay, Montana, concern his work as platform manager of the Midland
Chatauqua circuit. Included are first mention of his "Six Prophets of
the Middle West," descriptions of South Dakota and Kansas, and record
of his meeting William Jennings Bryan.
Papers include a summary of Mott's activities, August to October 1917
written at Ismay, Montana, and in New York mentioning his story
"Those Having Eyes" for the first time and his first impressions of New
York University and Columbia University. Also two lengthy letters
written to his parents in October and December concerning life in New
C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965
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f. 2222-2225
f. 2226
f. 2227
York City and classes at Columbia.
Diary kept from January to April 1918 includes a summary of Mott's
activities during 1917; comments on life in New York City, classes at
Columbia, and World War I; and a list of books read recently.
Letters written to his wife during the summers of 1918-1920 concern
his work as platform manager of the Midland Chautauqua circuit.
Letters written by Mott from New York City, October 1923-May 1924,
while finishing work on his Ph.D., concern family matters, school
work, and life in New York.
Miscellaneous mementos.
Volumes Series
v. 1-42
v. 1
v. 2
v. 3
v. 4
v. 5
v. 6
v. 7
v. 8
v. 9
v. 10
v. 11
v. 12
v. 13
v. 14
v. 15
v. 16
v. 17
v. 18
v. 19
v. 20
v. 21
v. 22
v. 23
Mott's Published Works
Stories and Articles I
Stories and Articles II
Stories and Articles III
American Journalism, 1690-1940 (Indian version by Nadig
Krishna Murthy)
The News in America (Chinese Version)
N.O.L. (Northern Oratorical League) Orations 1907--Mott and
others.
Six Prophets Out of the Middle West (1917)
"The Recruit's Story" by Mott in Prairie Gold by Iowa Authors
(1917)
"The Man with the Good Face" by Mott in The Best Short
Stories of 1921, edited by Edward J. O'Brien (1922)
"The Man with the Good Face" by Mott in Stories from the
Midland, edited by John Frederick (1924)
The Call of the Wild by Jack London (introduction by Mott)
Rewards of Reading (1926)
American Magazines 1865-1880 (1928)
A History of American Magazines, 1741-1850, I (3rd printing,
1957)
A History of American Magazines, 1850-1865, II (2nd printing,
1957)
A History of American Magazines, 1865-1885, III (2nd printing,
1957)
A History of American Magazines, 1885-1905, IV (1957)
News Stories of 1933 edited by Mott and others (1934)
News Stories of 1934 edited by Mott and others (1935)
Whirling World Series I-IV edited by Mott (1935)
The Bedside Book of Famous American Short Stories, College
Edition, edited by Mott (1940)
Benjamin Franklin by Mott and Jorgenson (1936)
Good Stories edited by Mott (1936)
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v. 25
v. 26
v. 27
v. 28
v. 29
v. 30
v. 31
v. 32
v. 33
v. 34
v. 35
v. 36
v. 37
v. 38
v. 39
v. 40
v. 41
v. 42
v. 43-72
v. 43
v. 47
v. 51
v. 57
v. 58
v. 61
v. 63
v. 64
v. 68
Headlining America, 1937 Edition, by Mott and others
Interpretations of Journalism by Mott and Casey (1937)
Headlining America, 1938-1939, by Mott and others (1940)
American Journalism, 1690-1940, 1st Edition (1941)
American Journalism, 1690-1950, Revised Edition (1950)
American Journalism, 1690-1960, 3rd Edition (1962)
Jefferson and the Press (1943)
Journalism in Wartime edited by Mott (1943)
Golden Multitudes (1947)
Golden Multitudes (2nd printing, 1960)
American Literature, From the Beginning to 1860, edited by
Davis, Frederick and Mott (1948)
American Literature, 1860 to Present, edited by Davis, Frederick
and Mott (1949)
American Literature, Since 1900, edited by Davis, Frederick and
Mott (1949)
The Saturday Evening Post Stories 1950
The News in America (1952)
Oldtime Comments on Journalism edited by Mott (Press of the
Crippled Turtle--University of Missouri, 1953-1958).
Five Stories (1962)
Time Enough (1962)
Missouri Reader edited by Mott (1964)
Memorabilia, Books and Photostats. Contains books of interest to
Mott; scrapbooks of poems, pictures, cards and travel mementos, etc.,
copies of The Zenith (Simpson College student publication); check and
deposit ledgers; copies of Helmet and Arquandia (Marquand
preparatory School student publications); garden diary; bound volumes
of letters.
Lexington and Concord in Colonial Newspapers (photostats of
early newspapers: March-June, 1775)
Ten Facsimile Reproductions Relating to New England by
Samuel Abbott Green (book containing examples of early
printing)
Caricature: Wit and Humor of a Nation in Picture, Song and
Story (1909)
Vogue magazine (January 1, 1923 edition)
A Portrait Gallery of American Editors by Doris Ulmann (1925)
Yank magazine (Continental Edition, September 10, 1944January 14, 1945)
Biarritz American University scrapbook (July 1945-January
1946)
Journey to Japan scrapbook (March-April 1947)
Letters of appreciation to Frank Luther Mott from friends and
associates, April 25, 1961 (presented at Kappa Tau Alpha
initiation banquet and honoring his 75th birthday).
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Letters of Appreciation to Frank Luther Mott from Friends and
Associates, December 10, 1961 (presentation of Mott portrait to
University of Missouri Journalism School).
The Pageant of the Press: A Survey of 125 Years of Iowa
Journalism, 1836-1961 by William J. Petersen.
v. 71
Card Files Series
Index cards: A History of American Magazines; History of American Journalism
1690-1940; Golden Multitudes; mailing list for Oldtime Comments on Journalism; Vera
I. Mott's cards on American Lyceum.
Box 1
Box 2
Box 3
Box 4
Box 5
Box 6
Box 7
Box 8
Box 9
Box 10
Box 11
Box 12
Box 13
Box 14
Box 15
Box 16
Box 17
Box 18
Box 19
Box 20
Box 21
Magazines, 1850-1885, A - Russell's
Magazines, 1850-1885, S - War, Post-War (Civil War) Period
Magazines-Notes.
Post-War (Civil War) Period Magazines-Notes. Lists of magazines by
category, A- Bib.
Lists of magazines by category, B - Gen. Q.
Lists of magazines by category, G - Lit.
Lists of Magazines by category, M - Reform.
Lists of Magazines by category, R - Transp.
Lists of Magazines by category, W; Revision. Iowa (?) magazines
1885-1905 by category.
Magazines, General notes 1885-1905
Magazines, General Notes 1885-1905. Magazines after 1905, A - Ci.
Magazines after 1905, Cl - I.
Magazines after 1905, J - Ph.
Magazines after 1905, Pl - Xyz.
Magazines-Old Lists; 1905-1930 and after. Miscellaneous Magazine
History Data File.
Miscellaneous Magazine History Data File. History of American
Journalism 1690-1872.
History of American Journalism 1872-1904; Revisions; Bibliography.
Golden Multitudes, Ab-Las.
Golden Multitudes, Lav-Yea.
Golden Multitudes, Better Sellers; Miscellaneous information
Golden Multitudes, Miscellaneous information. Mailing list for
Oldtime Comments on Journalism. Vera I. Mott index cards for
American Lyceum.
Miscellaneous Magazine History Data File.
Audio Cassettes Series
a.c. 1-5
a.c. 6
Frank L. Mott diary excerpts, 31 July 1942-28 August 1962. Mildred
Mott Wedel reading from the diaries.
Side 1 – "Missouri Forum," post-1961. Television program on which
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Frank L. Mott was interviewed by John G. Neihardt, Loren Reid, and
Earl F. English;
Side 2 – Oral interview with Paul Fisher concerning Press of the
Crippled Turtle, Columbia, Missouri, n.d.
INDEX TERMS
Subject
Folders
Aaron, Daniel
845
Abbot, Willis
159
Acta Columbiana
759,943
Actors and actresses
Adams, John
638,767,1553
Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848)
801
Adams, Samuel
1544
Adler, Philip D.
2044,2048
Adler, Selig
3388
Advertising
499-509,923,1602,1604,1605,1898
Advocate of Peace
760
Agar, Herbert S.
1882,1883
Agee, Warren K.
294
Agricultural Museum
760
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio
1086
Alaska
762
Alcott, Amos Bronson (1799-1888)
1545,1555
Alden, Henry Mills (1836-1919)
822,823
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey (1836-1907)
1548,1606
Alexander, Charles
481,482
Alexander's Messenger, Philadelphia,
1202
Pennsylvania
Alexandria Advertiser, Alexandria, Virginia, 1202
1747
Alexandria Gazette, Alexandria, Virginia
559,1086
Alisky, Marvin
650
Allard, Winston
438,1576,2011,2013-2016
Allen, Eric William
568,572
Allen, Frederick
823,832,935,976,978,1382
Allen, Lafe Franklin (1914- )
461,475
Allen, Walter (1840-1907)
263,264
Aly, Bower (1903-1977)
191,206,207,1799
Other
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Subject
Amberg, Richard Hiller (1912-1967)
American Agriculturist, Ithaca, New York
American Antiquarian Society
American Architect
American Association of Schools and
Departments of Journalism
American Banker, New York City
American Boy
American Council of Learned Societies
American Council on Education for
Journalism
American Farmer
American Heritage
American Journal of Sociology
American Journalism
American literature--Black authors
American Machinist
American Magazine
American Magazine of 1741
American Medical Writers Association
American Mercury
American News Company
American Newspaper Publishers
Association
American Poultry Journal, Chicago
American Revolution--Journalists
American Weekly, New York City
Amerika
Ames, Edward Scribner (1870-1958)
Ames, Fisher (1758-1808)
Ames, William
Analectic Magazine
Anderson, Margaret
Anderson, Melville
Anderson, Paul Y. (1893-1938)
Anderson, Sherwood (1876-1941)
Folders
321-323,398,399,1085
761
138,243,251,252,344,345,450,644,
1606,2198
761
584,585,2212
Other
762
762
491,492,498,1975
263-268,578
763
201,202,466,764
1589
142-151,1486,1487,1885,1901
v. 4,2729
2212
765
766,973
766
2181
195,491,767,768,793,895,977
126
580
769
1353,1591
v. 43
769,968
761
192
34
278,279,280,284,641,2048
137
812,952
764
1598
462,467,812,841,842,1549,1608,1609,
2212
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Subject
Andrews, J. Cutler
Annals of the American Academy of
Political and Social Science, Philadelphia
Annenberg, Moses
Ansley, Clarke Fisher (1869-1939)
Antiquarian Bookman, Newark, New
Jersey
Appeal to Reason
Appleton-Century Company
Arena
Argosy
Arizona Writers Convention, 1949
Arizona, Tucson
Armstrong, William M.
Army and Navy Journal
Arnold, Charles
Art in America
Arthur's Home Magazine
Ashcraft, James
Associated Press
Association for Education in Journalism
Astor, William
Astrophysical Journal, Chicago
Atherton, Lewis E. (1905-1989)
Athkinson, Samuel Coate
Atlantic
Folders
202,239,240,308
1589
544,1083
490
770
770
1610
130,239,771
770
1926
464
256
238,772
2047
468,773
773,846,847,849
2013-2015,2017,2032,2041
604,1061-1064,1576,1578,2063
269-285,437,472,489,1943,1963,1973
905,906
773
186,190,314-316,353,1970
127,129
78,185,205,235,282,774,814,977,
1502,1503,1547,1548,1604,1905
Atlas
773,950
Augusta Chronicle, Augusta, Georgia
243
Aurora, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana 240,279
Axelson, Robert W.
169,180
Ayres, Harry Morgan (1881-1948)
2220,2226
Bacheller, Irving
1615
Baker, Hy
1585
Baker, Ira L.
255
Baldwin, Joseph G.
1544
Ballantine, Ian
1628
Ballyhoo
775,944
Other
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Subject
Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Maryland
Bancroft Prize
Bangs, Francis H.
Bangs, John Kendrick
Banner, Frank
Barlow, Joel
Barnard, Evan G.
Barnes, Trini McCormick
Barrett, Edward W.
Barrie, James Matthew
Barrow, Hallie M.
Barth, Alan
Beadle, Evastus F.
Beadle's Monthly
Beale, Bill
Beck, Tom
Beecher, Henry Ward (1813-1887)
Bell, Ogden
Bellamy, Paul
Benchley, Robert
Benet, Stephen Vincent (1898-1943)
The Benjamin Franklin Gazette
Bennett, Arnold
Bennett, James Gorden, Jr.
Bennett, James Gordon
Benson, Eugene
Bent, Henry E. (1900-1986)
Bentel, Dwight
Benton, Thomas Hart (1782-1858)
Benton, Thomas Hart (1889-1975)
Bergstresser, Genevieve
Berk, Phil
Bernhard, Lucian
Berry, Don L.
Best Articles and Stories
Folders
1086,2173
352,353,45,1953,2183
832,924
759,832,924
263,580
1554
1611
793
183,347,353,376,1198,1975,2056
1616
195
300
1546,1555,1617,1679
775
725
131
1577
1585
685
1611
241,1567,1559,1619,2161,2212
548
1620
209,1296,1345,2156
551,552,1598,1604,1886,2061,2156
813,814
167,172,174,177,182,190,483,485,
1598,2039
159,168,175,182,265,268,274,291,
292,568,586
1047
485,486
1744,1745
1602,2011
1909
161,171,191,193,194,476,660,1403,
1621,2036
775
Other
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Subject
Best sellers (Books)
Best Short Stories of 1921
Bestor, Arthur Eugene, Jr.
Beth, Elmer
Better Business Bureau
Better Farms
Better Homes and Gardens
Biarritz American University
Bickley, W. B. (1912-1973)
Bierce, Ambrose (1842-1914?)
Bigelow, L. J.
Bill of Rights, 156th Anniversary of the
Ratification (1947)
Black press
Black, Nell Woods
Blacks
Blair, Cowgill (1889- )
Blair, Walter
Blakeless, John
Blakely, Robert
Blanton, Charles L., Jr. (1899-1978)
Blanton, H. J. "Jack" (1869-1955)
Blassingame, Lurton
Bleyer, Willard Grosvenor
Blinn, Edmund G.
Bliven, Bruce (1889-1977)
Bode, Carl (1911- )
Bohemian Magazine
Bok, Edward (1863-1930)
Bond, Louis
Bond, Richard P.
Bonfils, Frederick G. (1860-1933)
Bookman
Boone, Daniel (1734-1820)
Boone, Daniel (1734-1820)
Boorstin, Daniel J. (1914- )
Folders
1582,1583,1596-1598,1626,1930,
1932,1933
1854
1421,1630,1832
274,275,278,290,295,339,1198
502,503
783
480,776-782
354-356,358,359,362,364,367,437,
441,455,496,523,1911-1916,2010,
2199,2212
2011,2013,2014,2016
1612,1894
813,814
1577,1919
692-705,960
1712-1714
1511,1568,1771-1778
1585
251
843
688
482,2012,2034
437,1585
130,185
285,572,580,584
584
868
137,138,183,246,1673
436
127,209,828,829,1590
261
170-172,179,181,182,184,187
255
130,132,139,235,783
1544
1544
244,245,346,460
Other
v. 9
v. 63
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Subject
Booth, George G.
Boston Courier
Boston Cultivator
Boston Daily Advertiser
Boston Daily Globe, Boston,
Massachusetts
Boston Gazette, Boston, Massachusetts
Boston Independent Chronicle
Boston Magazine (1784)
Boston Statesman, Boston, Massachusetts
Boston Times
Boston Traveller, Boston, Massachusetts
Boston University
Boston Weekly Journal
Boston Weekly Magazine, Boston,
Massachusetts
Bovard, Oliver K. (1872-1945)
Bowker Company
Bowles, Samuel
Bowman, Louis N. (1900-1971)
Boyle, Harold V. "Hal" (1911-1974)
Boys' Holiday
Brackenridge, Hugh H.
Bradford, Andrew
Bradford, James
Bradford, William
Bradstreet, Anne
Bragin, Charles
Braithwaite, William Stanley
Branch, Douglas
Brandt, Raymond Peter (1896-1974)
Brashear, Margaret M. "Minnie" (18741963)
Bray, William
Breeder's Gazette
Breedow, Robert
Brendler, Ralph
Brickbat
Folders
337
1208
1208
1209
244-246,644
251,335,336
1209
1234
1211
1211
1212
1882,1883,2179
1212
784
271-275,277
238
645
2012
1896
128
1544,1548,1554
335
545
1543,1552
1553
1678,1679
1568
491
1598
170
2012,2014
784
2014
1626
128
Other
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Subject
Bride's Magazine
Bridges, Robert
Brigham, Clarence S.
Brigham, Johnson
Brisbane, Arthur (1864-1936)
British Mercury
Brooklyn Magazine
Broom
Brother Jonathan
Brown, Alice
Brown, Charles Brockden
Brown, Charles E.
Brown, Charles Farrar
Brown, Charles H.
Brown, Earl
Brown, George
Brown, James Wright (1873-1959)
Brown, John Mason
Brown, Robert U.
Brown, W. Burlie
Browne, Francis Fisher
Brownson, Orestes A.
Brucker, Herbert
Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925)
Bryant, William Cullen (1794-1878)
Buckley, William F.
Buffalo Commercial, New York
Buffalo Gazette, Buffalo, New York
Bugg, James L., Jr. (1920- )
Bull, Russell
Burdette, Robert
Burma
Burroughs, John
Bush, Chilton R.
Butterfield, Roger
Folders
784
896
138,174,178,200,243,244,246,251,
336,344,453,628,644,1314,1403
859,860,1629,1871,1881
142,209,1630
1214
1590
785,955
1213
1548,1556
1544,1554,1598
1919
31
290
1585
209
168,174,176,178,180,181,201,337,
447,448,541
1602
205,290
138
802,812
1563
145,158,204,255,261,296,349,1578,
1593,1604,1975
209,1518,1631,2005,2218
1545,1554,1953,2156
863
1214
1214
169,171,175,183
2023
531
597E
1632
155,169,184,192,242,254,272,274,
277,292-295,537,585
201
Other
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Subject
Buzbee, Robert
Byrd, William
Cabell, James Branch (1879-1958)
Cable, George Washington (1844-1925)
Cairns, William B. (1867-1932)
California Cultivator
Calkin, Homer L.
Calkins, Earnest Elmo (1868-1964)
Canby, Henry Seidel (1878-1961)
Canham, Erwin Dain (1904- )
Cannon, George Quayle (1827-1901)
Canton Repository, Canton, Ohio
Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota
Carlyle, Thomas
Carolina Israelite, Charlotte, North
Carolina
Carpenter, William Weston (1889-1969)
The Carpet-Bag, Boston
Carter, Henry
Carter, Roy
Cartoons and caricatures
Cary, Richard
Casey, Ralph
Folders
Other
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Image
2014,2045
1553,1614
1639,1706
1548,1556
128
945
635
127,923,976,1387
822,894
83,159,202,204,245,246,264,514,
1067,1578,1605,1882,1883,1896
171
1087
2222
8,1528,1529,1545,1553,1563,1564
785
358,359
1215
258
274,293
524-526,2058
242
70,71,124,156,157,159,161,167,168,
170,176,182,187,191,194,264,265,
267,268,274,275,279,285,289,294,
346,349,353,475,488,489,535,580,
584-586,614,620,621,1132,1634,
1890,2037,2038,2040,2044,2048,
2056,2212
Cather, Willa (1876-1947)
1556,1640
Catton, Bruce (1899-1978)
201,202,764,1127
The Cavalry Journal, Washington, D.C.
786
Cave, Deborah Ice
1519
Cedar Rapids Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 6
Celler, Emanuel (1888-1981)
206,1604
Century Magazine, New York City
139,255,986,987
Cerf, Bennett Alfred (1898-1971)
1909
Chafee, Zechariah, Jr. (1885-1957)
613,1882,1883
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Subject
Chambers, Henry Kellett
Chambers, Maria Cristina
Channing, Henry William (1810-1884)
Charles Scribner's Sons
Charless, Joseph (1772-1834)
Charleston Mercury, Charleston, South
Carolina
Charleston News and Courier, Charleston,
South Carolina
Charnley, Mitch
Chautauquas
Chautauquas--Iowa
Checkley, John (1680-1754)
Chenery, William L.
Cherokee Phoenix
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Review
Chicago Sun Times
Chicago Tribune
Child Life, Boston
Childs, Marquis William (1903- )
Chimney Corner
China
China Monthly Review
China Post
China Weekly Review
Chinese Central
Christian Century, Chicago
Christian College, Columbia, Missouri-Commencement, 1952
Christian Herald, New York City
Christian Observer, London, England
Christian Science
Christian Science Journal, Boston
Christian Science Monitor, Boston
Church, Francis Pharcellus (1839-1906)
Churchill, Winston (1874-1965)
Folders
296,473,474,482
481,482
1563
1489,1583
666
1216
1087
137,152,202,242,289,293,349,453
2216-2219,2222-2225
102-111,185,190,192,207,468,1517,
1518,2004,2005
633
128,130,131,381,790,831
642
1334,1335,1338,1339
987
1068
198,1069,1070,1216-1218
126
441
128
451,452,2047
452
1219
409
1576
788,977
1598,1943
138,139,1219
127
1642
789
159,243,296,345,470,700,789,1067,
1603,1604
772,813,1600
1644
Other
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Subject
The Churchman, St. Petersburg, Florida
Ciardi, John (1916- )
Civil War--Journalism
Clark, Earle (Sammy)
Clark, James
Clark, Lewis Gaylord (1808-1873)
Clark, W. C.
Clarke, James
Classic Club
Claypoole's Daily Advertiser
Clemens, Cyril (1902- )
Clemens, Orion
Clemens, Samuel Langhorne (1835-1910)
Clement, Jesse
Coast Artillery Journal
Cobb, Irvin Shrewsbury (1876-1944)
Cockerill, John Albert (1845-1896)
Coffman, Cecil
Colby, Elbridge
Coldren, Philip (1882-1955)
Cole, Arthur H.
Cole, Timothy (1852-1931)
Coleman, Carroll
Collier's
Collingwood, Herbert Winslow (18571927)
Collins, Seward
Colman's Rural World
Colt, John
Columbia Daily Tribune
Columbia Missourian
Columbia University, New York
Columbian Centinel, Boston
Columbian Herald, New York City
Columbian Magazine, 1787
Folders
789
894,1686
652,1116,1157,1353,1354,1591
2038
2011
827
279,458,1198
546
2213,2214
1220
239,434,1653
1650
2,166,170,434,813,814,1547-1549,
1555,1645-1653
918
789
1654
147,148,245,486,487,1655-1661,2156
1594
277,282,1683
1585
257
987
1634,1643,1699,1920,2035,2043,
2045
128,130,131,133,700,790,791,831,
977,1604
887
130
793
2023
1854
60,1581,1593,1667,1768,1894
458,493,1525-1539,2047,2056,2195,
2196,2220,2221,2224,2226
1221,1222
1223
1235
Other
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Subject
Columbian Register, New Haven,
Connecticut
Columbus Citizen-Journal, Columbus, Ohio
Colvin, James
Comic books, strips, etc.
Commentary, New York City
Commentator, New York City
Common Sense
Conant, William Church
Condon, Samuel
Confidential, New York City
Congressional Quarterly, Washington, D.C.
Congressional Record
Connecticut Courant
Connecticut Herald
Connecticut Journal
Connecticut Magazine, 1801
Connecticut Nutmeg
Connecticut, Meriden
Conrad, Joseph (1857-1924)
Constellation
Contact
Conwell, Russell Herman (1843-1925)
Cooke, Alastaire
Cooke, Edmund Vance (1866-1932)
Cooke, James Esten
Cooke, Rose Terry (1827-1892)
Cooper, Frederick T.
Cooper, James Fenimore (1789-1851)
Cooper, Kent (1880-1965)
Cooper, Thomas
Copperheads of Iowa
Cosgrave, Luke
Cosmopolitan
Cotton, John
The Country Editor
Country Gentleman
Cousins, Norman (1915?-1990)
Folders
1223
1088
2021
532,939,940,1018,1019,1576
793
793
793
238,772,813
246
794,933
794
794
1224
1224
1225
1226
794
383,384
1636,1649
129
795
1635
1602
1636
813,814
1548,1556
769
1544,1546,1554,1597
1133,1576,1578
638
656
1636
131,795,973,1604
1552,1553
749, 750
795,796
894
Other
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Subject
Cousins, Robert G.
Cowles, Gardner "Mike"
Cowles, John
Cox, Oscar
Craig, Hardin (1875-1968)
Crane, Anne Moncure (1838-1872)
Crane, Natalia
Crane, Stephen (1871-1900)
Crawford, Francis Marion (1854-1909)
Crawford, Joan (1908-1977)
Creel, George (1876-1953)
Crockett, David (1786-1836)
Croft, Huber O. (1896-1976)
Croly, Herbert (1869-1930)
Cronkite, Walter (1916-2009)
Cross, Harold L.
Crossley, Wallace (1874-1943)
Crowell, Alfred Augustus (1907- )
Crown, James Evans (1873-1945)
Crowninshield, Frank (1872-1947)
Croy, Homer (1883-1965)
Crusade for Freedom Leaflets
Cullen, Countee (1903-1946)
Culmsee, Carlton
Current History, Philadelphia
Curry, Tom
Curtis, Cyrus Hermann Kotzschmar
Curtis, Winterton Conway (1875-1966)
Cushman, Robert E.
Cutler, Linwood
Cutlip, Scott M.
Daily Evening Traveller, Boston,
Massachusetts
Daily Worker
Dakin, Roger
Dale, E. L. (1890-1969)
Dalton, John Montgomery (1900-1972)
Dana, Charles A. (1819-1897)
Folders
1636,1672
843,884,1089,1091
159,270,596,1578,1882,1883
3015
131,190-192,462,470,493
952,953
1637
879,1549,1556,1636
1556
163,164
1116,1117,1353,1588,1591
1546
1966
868,1403
1605
305
1585
291,292
684
912,913
445,450,455,458,464,483,487
1227
11,1568,1771
168,171,177,365
976
663
828,829,888-893
1664-1667
252,603
2011,2016
182,203,204,293
1227
1073,1088
790
2012
179,192,470,483
209,551,1345,1604,2060,2156
Other
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Subject
Daniels, Jonathan (1902- )
Daniels, Josephus (1862-1948)
Danish Press
Darling, Jay Norwood (1876-1962)
Davenport Daily Evening News,
Davenport, Iowa
Davenport Democrat and Leader,
Davenport, Iowa
Davidson, Chalmers G.
Davis, Curtis Carroll
Davis, Elmer (1890-1958)
Davis, Joe Lee
Davis, Richard Harding
Day's Doings
Dean, Graham
Dean, Theresa
Dearborn Independent, The
DeBow, James D. B.
DeBow's Review
Decamp, Charles B.
Decision
DeCrevecoeur, Michel-Guillaume Jean
(1735-1813)
DeForest, J. W.
DeLeon, Daniel
Delineater
Dell, Floyd
Denman, Clint H.
Denman, Harry (1875-1951)
Denman, Mack F.
Dennie, Joseph
Denver Post
Derry, H. D. "Hal"
Des Moines Register, Des Moines, Iowa
Deseret News (Utah)
Desmond, Robert W.
DeVoto, Bernard (1897-1955)
Dewey, Thomas E. (1902-1971)
Folders
198
1340
420
525,526
562
1669
154
246
747,2064
1787
744
128
180,460,462,487,1404,2041
1182
796
800
800
129
796
1553
813,814
878
235,801
812,845
2012
1585
2012
1500
128,255,1088
1585
525,526,1089
142,171,1093
159,160,171,578
894
1130
Other
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Subject
Dexter, Samuel
Dey, Frederic Van Rensselaer
Dial
Dickens, Charles (1812-1870)
Dickinson, Emily
Dill, Benjamin Franklin
Dilliard, Irving (1904- )
Dime Novels
Ding, J. N.
Disciple Journals
Dix, Dorothy (1861-1951)
Dixon, Kenneth
Dobie, Frank
Dodd, William E. (1869-1940)
Dollar Monthly
Dollar Weekly Sun, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
Dolliver, Jonathan P.
Doniphan, Alexander W. (1808-1887)
Dorman, Michael
Double Dealer
Downey, June E.
Drafts
Drama
Dreiser, Theodore (1871-1945)
Drewry, John E.
Dryden Press
Dryden, John
Dubuque Visitor, Dubuque, Iowa
Dubuque, Julien
Duffy, Thomas
Dunbar, Paul Lawrence
Duncan, Charles
Duncan, Thomas
Dunlap, Frederick (1881-1968)
Folders
644
1670
802,812,919,954,1545,1598
1508,1583,1592,1597,1674,1675
1671
243,246,1576
178,304,305,306,326,348,1676
1229,1230,1546,1555,1606,1617,
1677-1680
525,526
139
1184
689
491
1597
803
1231
9, 1672
1672
160, 161
954
1673
949
1681-1683, 1701
129, 436, 807, 1549, 1556
132, 220, 242, 263, 264, 310, 311,
767, 868, 912, 914, 976, 977, 1975,
2009, 2048
1485
1552
655, 659, 661
655
2035
1568
258, 283, 310, 346, 474, 489, 1198,
1975
17, 236, 1673
191, 455, 1918
Other
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Subject
Dunlap, John
Dunlap, William
Dun's Review
Dystel, Oscar
Eastman, Max
Eaton, Clement
Ebony
Eclectic Magazine
Editor and Publisher
Edom, Clifton C. (1907-1991)
Edwards, Annie
Edwards, James G.
Edwards, Jonathan (1703-1758)
Ehrlich, Henry
Ehrman, Mortimer
Einstein, Albert (1879-1955)
Eisenhower, Dwight David (1890-1969)
Eisenhower, Milton Stover (1899-1985)
Eisenstadt, A. S.
Election, 1912, Presidential
Election, 1912--Iowa
Election, 1916, Presidential
Election, 1916--Iowa
Electric engineering
Eliot, George Fielding (1894-1971)
Eliot, Thomas Stearns (1888-1965)
Ellard, Roscoe Brabazon (1894-1962)
Ellis, Byron E.
Ellis, Clifford L.
Ellis, Elmer (1901-1989)
Ellis, John W.
Ellsworth, Ralph E.
Ellsworth, William Webster (1855-1936)
Embury, Emma E., Account Book of
Emerson, Ralph Waldo (1803-1882)
Folders
240
786
803
790
845
549
804
843
290, 541, 594, 600, 677, 804, 1232
114, 212, 213, 216, 219, 370, 371,
373, 375, 376, 415, 416, 467, 476,
1106, 1933, 2011, 2013-2016, 2021
813, 814
546
1553
2021, 2022
160
1686
490, 1128, 1130, 1131
177
203, 207
2213
2213
2216
2216
804
1971
842, 1686
174, 276, 278, 444, 542
177
181, 182
136, 177, 453, 461, 464, 477, 484,
492, 498, 1960, 1971, 1974, 2052
1585
183
786
978
954, 1545, 1547, 1552, 1555, 1563,
1564, 2221
Other
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Subject
Emerson, Ralph Waldo (1803-1882),
"Nature"
Emery, Edwin
Folders
2221
178, 201, 202, 256, 262, 274, 279,
282, 294-296, 353
Empey, Arthur Guy (1883-1963)
2219
Emporia Gazette, Emporia, Kansas
560, 1089
Encore
804
Encyclopedias
208-234
England
1592, 1602, 1605
Engle, Paul
236, 1567, 1875
English, Earl Franklin (1905- )
192, 202, 240, 249, 263-265, 267, 270,
276, 290, 464, 465, 467, 470, 1581,
1593, 1930-1933, 1969, 1971, 1974,
1975, 2009, 2011, 2014, 2016, 2047
Erie Observer, Erie, Pennsylvania
1241
Ernst, Frank
1585
Eros
804
Esquire
805, 806
Etheridge, Edward B. (Ned)
1969
Ethridge, Mark Foster (1896- )
159, 686
Euripides
2221
The Evening Fire-Side, Philadelphia, 1805 1242
Everly, Frank
312, 471, 472
Evers, Karl
2011
Everybody's Magazine
137
Ev'ry Month
807
The Examiner, New York, 1815
1241
F. S. Crofts and Company
1483
Fact
808
Family Weekly, Chicago
808, 968
Farm Journal, Philadelphia
808, 809
Farrar, John
130, 132, 136, 235
Farrar, Ronald T.
469, 487, 2036, 2042
Farrington, Frank
1735
Fawcett, Warren
1570
Feldman, Phil
193
Fenton, Charles A.
241
Ferguson, Richard
2011
Ficke, Arthur Davison
236, 1687
Other
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Subject
Field, Eugene (1850-1895)
Field, Marshall, Jr.
Field, Marshall, Sr.
Fike, Stanley R. (1913-1989)
Finn, Barney
Fisher, Henry J.
Fisher, Paul
Flack, Frank M.
Flair
Flanagan, Darwin
Flannigan, Darrell
Flesch, Rudolph
Flower, Benjamin Orange (1858-1918)
Forcey, Charles B.
Ford, Edwin
Ford, James
Foreign Affairs, New York, New York
Fort Madison (Iowa) Patriot
Fortune
Forum
The Fourth Estate
France
Frank Leslie's Illustrated, (N.Y., 1876)
Frank Leslie's New Monthly
Franklin, Benjamin (1706-1790)
Franklin's General Magazine
Fratcher, William R.
Frederick, John
Frederick, John T.
Frederick, Pauline
Freedom of the press
Folders
Other
531, 1345, 1687
289, 464, 875, 1068, 1071, 1576,
2065, 2156
1068, 1077, 2065, 2156
466, 485, 2012, 2022, 2036, 2041
1585
137
167, 168, 172, 180, 184, 1581, 1921,
1947, 1948, 2011, 2014
243
809
1585
2013, 2015
1595
130, 141, 239, 240, 771, 855
138, 251
178, 181, 241, 287, 648, 2041
168, 170, 171, 177
810, 977
546
870, 977
137, 235, 242, 349, 811, 895, 977
810
5970, 1592, 1912, 1914
1243, 1506
128
26, 130, 136, 182, 201, 249, 250, 335, v. 22
444, 454, 548, 888-891, 1232, 1243,
1345, 1544, 1553, 1602, 1693, 1694,
1949
811
178, 190, 2042
2212
17, 33, 38, 237, 252, 344, 411, 440,
470, 490-492, 855, 953, 954, 1404,
1864, 1886, 1904, 1974, 2023, 2040,
2041, 2044, 2053
1971
603-619, 630-633, 638, 805, 806, 932,
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Subject
Folders
Other
1336, 1337, 1576, 1577, 1591, 1605,
1881-1883, 1886, 1896, 1898, 1900
Freeland, W. E.
180, 203, 484, 2012, 2021, 2041, 2045
Freeman, Mary E. Wilkins
1548, 1556
Freemasons
958, 959
The Freemen, New York City, New York
811
French, Alice
1687
Freneau, Philip
547, 1238, 1544, 1545, 1554
Friday Literary Review
812
Friends' Review
811
Frost, Robert (1874-1963)
1549, 1697, 1698, 1859, 1885
Frothingham, David
638
Fugitive
954, 955
Fulbright Scholarships
286-288
Fuller, Margaret ( -1954)
954, 1545
Funk, Wilfred John ( -1965)
131, 132, 830, 921
Gabriel, Ralph H.
155-157, 170-171, 177
Galaxy, New York City, New York
235, 238, 444, 445, 769, 772, 813, 814
Gales, Joseph
549, 641
Gales, Winifred
549, 641
Gallagher, James Wes (1911- )
1975
Gallup Polls
1122-1124, 1136, 1137, 1578, 1604
Gallup, George Horace (1901- )
2212
Galveston (Texas) Daily News
1089
Gardner, Abbie
1700
Garland, Hamlin (1860-1940)
236, 242, 771, 1548, 1549, 1556,
1565, 2212
Garrison, William Lloyd (1805-1879)
209
Garst, Robert
160
Garten, Meredith (1897- )
1585
Garwood, Irving (1883-1957)
817, 825
Gaston, William
549
Gatts, Al
2011
Genesis West
795
Geographical Review, New York City, New 815
York
Georgia Press Institute
1890
The Georgia Review, Athens, Georgia
242
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Subject
German language
Germany
Gernsback, Hugo (1884-1967)
Ghio, Robert
Gibson, Charles Dana (1867-1944)
Gillilan, Strickland ( -1954)
Gleason's Pictorial, Boston,
Massachusetts, 1853
Globe
Goddard, William
Godey's Ladies Book
Godfrey, Gilbert
Godkin, Edwin Lawrence (1831-1902)
Gohdes, Clarence
Golden Book Magazine, The
Golden, Harry
Goldman, Eric F.
Gonzales, N. G.
Good Housekeeping, New York City, New
York
Goodwin, Eugene
Goodwin, Nat C. (1857-1919)
Gookin, Daniel
Gould, Bruce and Beatrice
Grady, Henry
Graham's Magazine
Grand Junction Globe, Grand Junction,
Iowa
Grant, Roderick McLellan (1901-1961)
Grass Roots Digest, Columbia, Missouri
Grassroots Editor, Carbondale, Illinois
Grauer, Ben
The Great Divide
Greeley, Horace (1811-1872)
Green, Bartholomew (1666-1732)
Green, Samuel
Greene, Asa
Folders
597A, 597B, 1594, 1602, 1895, 1927
964-967
2011, 2016
525, 832
207
1244
953
247, 335, 2004
235, 242, 815, 978, 1566, 1597, 1598
239
862, 2156
250, 480, 481, 919
19
785, 1975, 2065
208, 210
149, 431
472, 473, 477, 478, 816, 829, 970
310
2221
1552
130, 131, 136, 467, 829, 1570, 2046
550-2064
14, 797, 817, 971, 978, 1296
1977, 2003, 2053, 2215, 2216
1580
374, 458
2055
170, 171, 179
133
209, 243, 248, 462, 474, 551, 647,
648, 1346, 1577, 1581, 1602, 1886,
1951, 2059, 2156
562
564
129
Other
v. 46
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Subject
Gregg, Thomas
Gresham, Grits
Griffin, Phil
Grit, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Gross, Milton
Grossman, Max
Grosvenor, Gilbert Hovey (1875-1966)
Gue, Benjamin F. (1828-1904)
Guiterman, Arthur (1871-1943)
Gunderson, Robert G.
Gustavson, R. G.
Hagemann, E. R.
Hainline, Menzo
Haldeman-Julius Monthly
Hale, Edward Everett (1863-1932)
Hale, Nathan
Hale, Sarah Josepha
Hall, Boyard R.
Hall, David
Hall, Grover Cleveland
Hall, J. Norman, Kitchener's Mob
Hall, James
Hall, Leonard Wood (1900-1979)
Hall, William E.
Hamilton, Alexander (1757-1804)
Hamilton, Andrew
Handy, W. C.
Haney, John A.
Haneybrink, Joseph
Hansen, Harry
Hardy, Thomas
Hardy, Thomas (1840-1928), Under the
Greenwood Tree
Harlem
Harper's Bazaar
Harper's Magazine
Folders
803, 971
38-41
274, 280
133, 818, 819, 1603
2011, 2014, 2015, 2017
154, 255, 350, 354, 443, 458, 469,
475, 476, 523, 1911, 1913, 2047
130, 133-137, 185, 192, 464, 474, 475,
864, 865, 1262
660
1724
206
264, 266-268, 297
138
1585
820-821
1594
1544
815, 1296, 1598
1597
129
335
2216
1546
195, 484
2053
1553, 1606, 1702
646
443
2035
1585
1909
2214
2214
1568
824, 915
185, 235, 822, 823, 832, 895, 950,
976, 977, 1502, 1503, 1549, 1597,
Other
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Subject
Harper's Weekly
Harrington, George C.
Harris, Benjamin
Harris, Joel Chandler (1848-1908)
Harrison, Walter
Hart, James D.
Harte, Bret (1836-1902)
Hartford Courant, The
Hartwick, Harry
Harvard University, Cambridge,
Massachusetts, Press
Harvey, George
Haswell, Anthony
Hauberg, C. A.
HAVAS
Haverfield, Robert
Hawaii
Hawthorne, Nathaniel (1804-1864)
Hay, John
Hay, Timothy
Hayne, Paul Hamilton
Hearn, Lafcadio
Hearst Newspapers
Hearst, William Randolph (1863-1951)
Hecht, Ben (1894-1964)
Heck, Frank
Heinze, Leland
Heiskell, J. N. (1872-1972)
Hemingway, Ernest (1899-1961)
Henderson, Joseph F.
Henry, Patrick (1736-1799)
Herald of Gospel Liberty
Hergesheimer, Joseph
Herman, Hans
Folders
1604
824, 924, 1245, 1246
562
1604
1556
1580
130, 236
814, 874, 895, 1547, 1556
145, 261, 296, 479, 485-487, 1089,
2168
190, 433, 462, 467, 468, 1366, 1403,
2041, 2047
127-136, 155-161, 185, 1479-1481,
1492, 1901
571
335
240, 241
1576
2011, 2013-2015
464
1509, 1548, 1554, 1555, 1597, 1702,
2221
1547, 1597
1599
1703
1703
236, 769, 795, 816, 1017, 1076
209, 465, 469, 1017, 1076, 1347,
1604, 1886, 2065, 2066
839-842
2011
2012
1971
1705
792
1544, 1553
824
1706
240, 241
Other
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Subject
Herrick, John P.
Herzberg, Joseph
Hewitt, W. C. (1893-1967)
Hibbs, Ben
Higbie, Charles E.
Higginbotham, A. L. (1895-1967)
Higgins, Marguerite
Hill, Eldon C.
Hill, Evan
Hills, Lee
Hincks, Sir Francis
Hinkle, Olin E.
Hirohito (1901- )
History of American Magazines
Hitler, Adolf (1889-1945)
Hoar, George F. (1826-1904)
Hobbies
Hobby, Olveta Culp (1905- )
Hodgins, Eric
Hogg, John
Holden, William W.
Holiday
Holiday Book
Hollman, Frank H.
Holmes, Oliver Wendell
Holt County Sentinel, Oregon, Missouri
Holtman, Flora
Home Companion
Honan, Joseph C., Jr.
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Hooker, Thomas
Hoover, Herbert (1874-1964)
Hoover, J. Edgar (1895-1972)
Horizon
Hortin, L. J.
Folders
Other
160
160, 161
2012
129-131, 310, 795, 891-893, 1604
203
145, 168, 177, 180, 183, 252, 274,
291, 310, 1964
1182, 1184
242
180, 181
690, 1605, 1974, 2065
209
148
2212
126-141, 458, 461, 463, 468, 470, 472- v. 14-17
475, 477-481, 485, 486, 489-491, 498,
1357-1367, 1478-1481, 1874, 1953,
1954, 2053, 2101-2147, 2212, 2226
1571
2
824
159, 332, 436
127, 621
1931, 2013-2016
562
824
128
2012
1555, 1598
663
2011, 2013-2016
132, 133, 978
150
1089, 2169
1552
1605, 1708
1148, 1149
824, 848
311, 312
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Subject
Hough, Emerson
Houghton, Cholm G.
Houghton, Mifflin Company
Hours at Home
House Beautiful
Housman, A. E. (1859-1936)
Houtchens, Lawrence H.
Howard, Nat
Howard, Roy W.
Howe, Joseph
Howell, Clark (1884-1969)
Howells, William Dean (1837-1919)
Folders
1704
465, 2034, 2046
1484, 1626, 1704
824
485
1709
1675
263, 265
464, 684, 1971, 2065, 2066
209
209, 2063
279, 774, 795, 813, 814, 822, 1547,
1548, 1556, 1646, 1647, 1710
Hoyt, Edwin P.
144
Hoyt, Palmer
179, 304, 453, 686, 1334, 1578
Hudson Review
946
Hudson, Frederick
552
Hughes, Langston (1902-1967)
11, 484, 1568, 1771, 2212
Huneker, James Gibbons
1704
Hunt, Haroldson L.
808
Huntley, Chet (1911-1974)
1605
Hutchins, Robert
290, 488, 613, 1583, 1593, 1867
Hutchins, Stilson
2156
Hyde, Grant
458
Hypatia
2213
Ibsen, Henrick (1828-1906), "Doll House" 2216
Ickes, Harold LeClaire (1874-1952)
1598, 1884, 1901, 1906, 1907, 1909
Iconoclast
201, 202, 825
Idaho, Moscow
451-452
Illinois Monthly Magazine, 1832
1247
Illinois, Chicago--Fires and fire prevention 1641
Illustrated London News, 1856
1248
Illustrated News, New York, 1853
1250
Illustrated Western World
133
In Fact, Long Island City, New York
539
The Independent, Kansas City, Missouri
825, 1588, 1715-1717
India
444, 597E
Indiana University Press
186
Other
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Subject
Indians, Seneca
Industry--Periodicals
Ingham, Harvey (1858-1949)
Inland Press Association
Innocent Weekly Owl, New York
International News Service
Iowa Authors Club
Iowa City (Iowa) Press-Citizen
Iowa Homestead
Iowa, Audubon
Iowa, Coralville
Iowa, Dubuque
Iowa, History
Iowa, Iowa City
Iowa, Sioux City
Iowa, What Cheer
Iowa. State Historical Society of
Irving, Washington (1783-1859)
Isaacs, Norman E.
Jacoby, Al
James, Edwin L.
James, Henry, Jr.
Japan
Jefferson, Thomas (1743-1826)
Jewett, Sarah Orne
Job
Johnson, Gerald W.
Johnson, Homer
Johnson, Hugh S. (1882-1942)
Johnson, Icie F.
Johnson, James Weldin
Johnson, John H.
Johnson, Lyndon Baines (1908-1973)
Johnson, Robert Underwood
Johnson, Tom
Folders
Other
479, 480, 481
930
1867, 2062
1577, 1867, 1895, 1929, 1945, 1968
825
1061-1065, 1576
1854, 1874, 1876, 1885, 2177
1860
826, 917
193, 194, 1509, 1516, 1891, 2190
1870, 1887
655, 659, 661
10, 30
436, 456, 462, 466, 467, 468, 469,
656, 1860, 1873, 1918
657
434, 1403
1928
1545, 1548, 1554, 1597
339
2012, 2015
1896
813, 814, 1556
45, 356-367, 597D, 1511, 1595, 1602, v. 64
1768, 1917-1919, 1929, 1945, 2010,
2212
260, 637, 645, 1493, 1553, 1577,
v. 30
1598, 1720, 2160
1548, 1556
1567, 1601
691
1585
531
195
1568, 1771
804, 960
1976
986, 987
1722
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Subject
Johnston, E. K.
Jonah
Jones, Donald
Jones, Howard Mumford (1892- )
Jones, Paul C. (1901-1981)
Jones, Robert L.
Jones, Robert W.
Jorgenson, Chester E.
Journal of Journalism History
Journal of the West
Journalism and politics
Journalism Bulletin
Journalism Educator
Journalism Quarterly
Journalism, Industrial
Journalism, Scientific
Journalism--American Revolution
Journalism--Censorship
Journalism--Civil War
Journalism--Ethics
Journalism--History
Journalism--Iowa
Journalism--Korean War
Journalism--Mexican War
Journalism--Missouri
Journalism--Mormon
Journalism--Objectivity
Journalism--Pamphlets
Journalism--Study and teaching
Journalism--War
Journalism--War of 1812
Journalism--World War, 1914-1918
Folders
Other
198, 2014
1495, 1720
2011, 2014-2016
133, 134, 191, 254, 490, 492, 498,
1359, 2212
1585
139, 273, 275, 282, 285, 584, 1198
127, 246
249, 1922
1723
943
1130, 1131, 1599, 1884, 1901, 1906,
1907, 1909, 1943
584
86, 87, 293
31, 40, 45, 47, 72, 78, 79, 124, 274276, 278, 280, 285, 289-296, 584, 585,
602, 2212
519, 520, 930, 931, 1580
717-723
1353, 1591
v. 43
805, 806, 1113-1120, 1353, 1591,
1605, 1884, 1900
652, 1116, 1157, 1353, 1354, 1591
588-596, 1581
1015-1355, 1579
1045, 1046
v. 71
1120, 1166, 1167
1116, 1353, 1591
1047, 1048, 1600
643
138, 468, 767, 768, 771, 850-854, 971,
1588
499-758
566-587, 1581, 1602
744-747, 1157-1167, 1353, 1591,
v. 31
1892
1353, 1591
744, 1116, 1117, 1132, 1353, 1591
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Subject
Journalism--World War, 1939-1945
The Journalist
Joyce, James
Judge
Kalish, Stanley
Kansas
Kansas City Star
Kant, Immanuel (1724-1804)
Kantor, Mackinley (1904- )
Kappa Alpha Mu
Kappa Tau Alpha
Kay, George F.
Keene Evening Sentinel, Keene, NH
Keene, Charles
Keller, Cal
Kelly, Daniel J.
Kempster, Harry L. (1883-1962)
Kendall, Amos
Kendall, George Wilkins (1809-1867)
Kennedy, John Fitzgerald (1917-1963)
Kennedy, John P.
Kentucky, Paducah
Kerstetter, William
Kesler, Carl
Key Reporter
Kilgallen, Dorothy (1913-1965)
Kilgallen, James L.
Kilgare, Bernard
Kilmer, Joyce (1886-1918)
King, Homer
King, James
King, John
King, Martin Luther, Jr. (1929-1968)
Folders
744-747, 1115-1120, 1132-1135,
1157-1166, 1350-1353, 1591
541
826, 838-842, 1720
827, 944
2020
2219
390, 494, 495, 497, 564, 1090, 1251,
1506, 1598, 1948
1545
472, 473, 1869
1916, 1933, 1959, 2021, 2180
51-53, 67-69, 91-93, 116, 297-312,
487, 1578, 1602, 1603, 1933, 1941,
1945-1947-1949, 1953, 1959, 1961,
1964, 1966, 1969, 1971, 1973-1975,
2038, 2053, 2203, 2206
1724
485, 486
525
1585
173, 174
1921
258, 259, 290
335, 337
475, 1129, 1131
1555
536
192
2011
827
1184
563, 1891
1724
1724
147, 148, 245, 1655-1661
335
655, 659, 661
788
Other
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Subject
Kinsley, Philip (1880-1960)
Kipling, Rudyard (1865-1936)
Kiplinger Magazine
Kirkland, Caroline Matilda (1801-1864)
Kirkpatrick, James
Kiwanis Magazine
Knickerbocker
Knight, John Shively (1894- )
Knott, Thomas A.
Knox, Frank
Kobre, Sidney
Korea
Korean War, 1950-1953--Journalism
Krapp, George Philip (1872-1934)
Kreymborg, Alfred (1883-1966)
Krieghbaum, Hillier
Krock, Arthur (1887-1974)
Kruglak, Theodore
Kyodo Press
La Cross, Louis
La Gorce, John Oliver (1880-1959)
La Prensa (Argentina)
Lacossitt, Hy
Ladies Home Journal
Ladies Letter-Writer (1869)
Laird, Charlton G.
Lakeside Monthly
Lamade, Dietrick (1859-1938)
Lamade, George R. (1894-1965)
Lambert, Edward C. (1910- )
Lane, Gertrude Battles ( -1941)
Langlie, Arthur B. (1900-1966)
Language and languages
Lanier, Sidney
Larrabee, William
Lashbrook, Ralph
Folders
198
1725
827
1546
2012
196-197
827
159, 304, 1922, 2064
1724
1339
269, 270, 272, 274, 276-279, 1148
360
1120, 1166, 1167
1724, 2220, 2221
953
294, 295, 296, 390, 718, 1155
725
311, 312, 470, 484, 1171, 2012
1576
137
865
1595
1585
130, 131, 136-138, 163, 164, 185, 235,
467, 828, 829, 889, 970, 1604, 1728,
1729
1730
237
780
818, 819
818, 819
192, 2011, 2013-2016
791, 792, 829
849
1795-1799, 1810-1814
1556
1731
263, 265, 349, 2009, 2035
Other
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Subject
Lasher, George Starr (1885-1964)
Laski, Harold J. (1893-1950)
Law of the Press
Lawrence, D. H. (1885-1930)
Lawrence, David (1888-1973)
Lawson, Victor Fremont (1850-1925)
Lazell, Fred
Leach, Edward T.
Leach, Henry Goddard (1880-1970)
Leacock, Stephen
League of Nations
Lechlitner, Ruth
Lee, Charles
Lee, Richard
Lee, Robert Edward (1807-1870)
Leggett, William (1801-1839)
LeKachman, Robert
Leland, Charles Godfrey (1824-1903)
Leslie Periodicals
Leslie, Frank (1821-1880)
Leslie, Frank, Mrs. (1851-1914)
Levin, Arthur J.
Levine, Seymour
Lewis, Sinclair (1884-1951)
Liberty
Life Illustrated
Life Magazine
Folders
297
1726
630-633, 638, 673-679, 1053-1059
482
531, 2062
337
1876
1591
137, 811, 895
1711
1576
1549
347
206
1602
1577
980
813, 912, 1563
128, 258, 261, 262, 379, 811
129, 258, 970, 2062, 2156
563
351, 1404
240
1732
831
830
415-417, 833-836, 960, 977, 1603,
1604
Life Magazine, (1883-1936)
832, 944, 972
Lillard, Richard G.
127
Lily
128
Lin, Emily
1576
Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Missouri 692
Lincoln, Abraham (1809-1865)
1733-1740, 2213, 2214, 2216
Lindeman, E. C.
162, 164
Lindsay, Edward
268, 269, 274
Lindsay, John V. (1921- )
914
Lindsay, Vachel (1879-1931)
192, 812, 1549, 1565, 1591, 1741,
Other
Page 54
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Subject
Folders
Other
2217
Lippard, George
1726
Lippincott's Magazine
843
Lippmann, Walter (1889-1974)
531, 1129, 1605, 1727
Litchfield Enquirer, Litchfield, Connecticut 1252, 1253
Literary Digest
131, 132, 482, 830
Literature--History and criticism
1638
Littell, Eliakim (1797-1870)
843
Littell's Living Age
843
Little Review
235, 812, 837-842, 946, 952
Living
56
Locke, John
1545, 1605
Log Cabin (New York, 1841)
1253
London Times
1321
London, Jack (1876-1916)
1556
v. 11
London, Jack (1876-1916)--Call of the Wild 261
v. 11
Long, Howard R.
192, 247, 276, 345, 346, 374, 452,
460, 461, 463, 473, 474, 476, 478,
497, 1023, 2013-2017, 2023, 2041
Long, Huey P. (1893-1935)
1205
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth (18071546, 1547, 1552, 1555
1882)
Longmans, Green and Company
1727
Longstreet, Augustus B. (1790-1870)
1544, 1546
Look
237, 843, 1604
Loomis, Lee Pierson (1884-1964)
1968
Lorimer, George Horace (1868-1937)
209, 889-891
Louisiana, Shreveport
385-589
Louisville Courier-Journal, Louisville,
2159
Kentucky
Lovejoy, Elijah Parish (1802-1837)
335
Lowell, Amy (1874-1925)
1549, 1556, 1742, 2226
Lowell, James Russell (1819-1891)
774, 1546, 1548, 1555, 1727
Luce, Henry R. (1898-1967)
156, 810, 833-836, 902, 904, 977,
1882, 1883
Luxon, Norval Neil
136, 170, 177, 184, 187-191, 194, 263265, 267, 268, 274, 285, 289, 292,
294, 296, 311, 352, 449, 461, 472,
478, 485, 570, 586, 596, 1975, 2009,
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Subject
Lyon, Peter
Lyons, Eugene
Lyons, Louis M.
MaCahill, Charles
MacArthur, Douglas (1880-1964)
Macaulay
MacDonald, Dwight
Macfadden, Bernarr (1868-1955)
MacKenzie, William
MacLean, Malcolm
MacLeish, Archibald (1892- )
Macmillan Company, The
Mad
Mademoiselle
Maeterlinck's Blue Bird
Magnolia or Southern Appalachian
Maguire, J. Russell
Malone, Dumas (1892- )
Manchester Guardian
Manchester, William
Manufacturers Record
Marengo Republican, Marengo, Iowa
Marine Journal
Markel, Lester
Markham, Edwin (1852-1940)
Markham, James W.
Marolf, Louis C.
Marquette University, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin
Marsh, Daniel L.
Martin, Edward Sandford (1856-1939)
Martin, Frank L. (1881-1941)
Martin, Lawrence
Folders
2046
124, 478, 482
539
283, 461, 688, 1003
263, 264
356-358, 360, 2212
2213
810
402, 831, 880, 908, 962, 2163
209
273
1746
142-154, 185, 188, 236, 240, 241,
1482, 1486-1488, 1493, 1747
844
844
2216
844, 1259
768
1479
558
436
844
1857
844
183, 310, 1080, 1107, 1122, 1605,
1964
1747
177, 271-273, 275, 277, 307, 308, 311,
390, 413, 452, 469, 1964, 2011, 2013,
2016, 2022, 2039
1747
457, 488, 1955, 2044, 2184
1882, 1883
832, 924
148, 234, 573, 580, 1598, 1891, 1895,
2009
815
Other
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Subject
Marvin, Dwight
Marvin, Kenneth
Marx, Karl (1818-1883)
Mason, Edward F.
Mason, John
Mass media
Massachusetts Spy
Masses
Masters, Edgar Lee (1869-1950)
Mather, Cotton (1663-1728)
Mather, Increase (1639-1723)
Mathews, Joseph J. (1908- )
Matthews, Brander (1852-1929)
Maugham, W. Somerset (1874-1965)
Mauldin, Bill (1921-2003)
Maule, Thomas
Maurer, Wesley H.
May, Henry F. (1915- )
May, Phil
Mayes, Herbert
McBride, Mary Margaret (1899-1976)
McBride, Thomas H.
McCabe, Gibson
McCall's Magazine
McCarthy, Justin
McClure, Samuel S. (1857-1949)
McClure's Magazine
McCormick, Anne
McCormick, Robert R. (1880-1955)
McCullogh, Joseph B.
McCurdy, Henry B.
McCutcheon, Barr, The Alternative
McGill, Ralph E.
McGraw-Hill Publishing Company
McKay, Claude
Folders
159, 263-265, 350
269, 277, 279
551
201, 239, 1934, 2009
1552
533, 534, 1578, 1603-1605
244, 1260, 2125
845
1549, 1565, 1747
1543, 1552-1553
1548, 1553
242
1638, 1646, 1649, 1681, 1725, 1798,
1816, 2220, 2221
249
326, 1085
633
301, 302, 306-308
935
525
849
471
1746
1004
139, 829, 846-849, 970, 1604, 2173
813, 814
124, 131, 132, 137, 141, 478, 482,
850-854, 1588
131, 132, 137, 468, 490, 850-854
1183
502, 590, 605-608, 683, 1069, 1070,
1096, 1097, 2063
1595, 2156
245
2216
1132
844, 1748
11, 1568
Other
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Subject
McKay, Douglas (1893-1959)
McLean, Malcolm S., Jr.
McMullen, John K.
McMurtrie, Douglas C.
McNaught's Monthly
McPherson, Holt
Meador, Eli (1879-1959)
Meddill, Joseph
Meeker, Jotham
Melcher, Frederic G.
Mellett, Donald R. Lectures
Melton, Elston J.
Melville, Herman (1819-1891)
Memphis Appeal
Menace
Mencken, August
Mencken, H. L. (1880-1956)
Mercer, Willis
Meredith Publishing
Merry's Museum
Merwin, Frederic E.
Methodist Advocate, Atlanta, Georgia
1869
Metropolitan Magazine
Metropolitan Record
Meuser, Kenneth G.
Mexican War, Journalism
Mexico
Meyer, Robert
Miami Herald, Miami, Florida
Michigan City News-Dispatch, Michigan
City, Indiana
Michigan, Glennie
Mickelson, Paul R.
Mickelson, Sig (1913- )
Middlebush, Frederick Arnold (1890-1971)
Folders
176
207
1585
649, 660, 730, 1110, 1178
844
263, 265
1585
337
337
190, 238, 357
35, 260, 261, 335, 613, 627, 683-691,
1890
193, 248, 249, 2012
1555
1090, 1576
855
138
195, 436, 767, 895, 1170, 1608, 1724,
1774
1748
261, 455, 776-782, 903
855
300-307, 309, 350, 1198
1260
129
1275
1585
1116, 1353, 1591
481, 1750
2052
673, 1090
1593, 1922, 1945
490, 491
156
1604, 1605
142, 167, 184, 187, 191, 194, 202,
267, 369, 396, 459, 489, 493, 494,
Other
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Subject
Middleton, Drew
The Midland
The Midland Monthly
Milestones
Military Police Journal
Miller, Harlan
Miller, Joaquin
Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee Press Club
Miners, Ward L.
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
Missionary Herald
Mississippi Valley Historical Review
Mississippi Valley Medical Editors
Association
Missouri Historical Review
Missouri Intelligencer and Boon's Lick
Advertiser
Missouri Press Association
Missouri Writers Guild
Missouri, Cape Girardeau
Missouri, Columbia
Missouri, Hermann
Mitchell, John Ames
Moats, Francis I.
Modern Electrics
Modern Language Association
Moeller, Leslie
Moley, Raymond Charles (1886-1975)
Monroe, Harriet ( -1936)
Morelock, Thomas
Morengo (Iowa) Republican
Morgan, George
Morley, Christopher (1890-1957)
Folders
Other
1403, 1599, 1893, 1910, 1934, 1947,
2037, 2042, 2212
198-202
4, 11, 17, 22, 98-100, 117-119, 187,
v. 10
206, 438, 467, 470, 490-492, 855, 953,
954, 1549, 2053, 2212, 2216, 221
117, 859, 869, 1751
856
856
168
1547
2167
2166
247
1968
856
31, 857
145, 1919
943
404, 405, 664, 665
433, 464, 1892, 1920, 2012
328, 329, 1899, 2207
735
427, 487, 1896
1855
832
1749
964, 966, 967
861
178, 180, 183, 207, 239, 264, 265,
267, 276, 277, 294, 295, 349, 489, 661
871, 905, 906
812, 881, 951
481, 484, 2009, 2011, 2013-2017
2213, 2214
2011, 2015
1542, 1567
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Subject
Morley, Felix
Mormons
Morris, Richard B.
Morrissey, James
Mott, David C.
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964)
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), "Dreams"
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), "Eulogy"
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), "Eyes"
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), "In and
About the Twin Cities"
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964),
"Montana Impressions"
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964),
"Newspapers and the Public"
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), "The
Butt-Notcher"
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), "The Man
With the Good Face"
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), "Those
Having Eyes"
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), A Gallery
of Americans
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), Five
Stories
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), Golden
Multitudes
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), Missouri
Reader
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), Oldtime
Comments on Journalism
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), Six
Prophets Out of the Middle West
Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), The News
in America
Mott, Mary E.
Mott, Vera Ingram (1885-1964)
Folders
684
142, 1636, 1758, 1940
614
2011
914, 458, 470, 658-660, 803, 1760,
1761, 1884, 1977, 1985, 2009
1-2227
2216
2214
2220, 2221
2214
Other
v. 1-72;
Box 121; a.c.
1-6
v. 40
2214
2214
2221, 2222
2225
2220-2221
57, 75, 76, 162-166, 490, 1477, 1490,
1491, 1934
468, 469, 471, 472, 483, 2053
152-154, 185, 1378-1407, 1488, 1583,
1584, 1598, 1918
477, 480, 482-487, 489, 492, 14271475
167-184
v. 32,
33
v. 42
v. 39
471, 472, 2217, 2221
155-161, 1408, 1409
1762
1855, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1864, 1869,
v. 5, 38
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Subject
Folders
Other
1870, 1874, 1877, 1880, 1886, 1889,
1891, 1906, 1918-1920, 1922, 19271930, 1932, 1947, 1948, 1963, 1964,
1972, 1976, 1977-1984, 1989-1994,
1997-2000, 2002, 2006, 2012, 2013,
2016, 2017, 2031-2041, 2049, 20682100, 2189, 2209-2211, 2212
Mowery, Edward J.
689
Muilenberg, Walter
490
Muir, John
1763-1766
Mulford, Samuel
633
Munsey, Frank A.
141, 858
Murfree, Mary N.
1548, 1556
Murphy, Donald R.
193
Murphy, Lawrence W.
170, 240, 276, 585
Murray, Byron D.
254
Murrow, Edward Roscoe (1908-1965)
1602, 1604
Murthy, Nadig Krishna
149, 150
v. 4
Musgrave, Arthur
169
Musick, Ruth Ann
1767
Naeter, Fred W. (1874-1965)
1585
Nafziger, Ralph O. (1896-1973)
167, 176, 187, 202, 263, 269, 272,
274-278, 280, 44, 476, 574, 585, 1135,
2009, 2041
Nambara, Shigeru
1768
Nashville Banner, Nashville, Tennessee
1091
Nassau Review Star, Long Island, NY
1091
Nast, Thomas (1840-1902)
2058
Nast, Thomas (1840-1902)
2058
Nathan, George Jean (1882-1958)
768
Nation, The
862, 977
National Advocate, (New Orleans, LA)
652
National Chengchi University
1973
National Editorial Association
330, 1593, 1922
National Gazette, Philadelphia, 1820-1841 547, 1238
National Geographic
130, 133-137, 185, 464, 864, 1262
National Intelligencer (Washington, D.C.) 549, 641, 1263
National Observer
863
National Police Gazette
862, 902, 1562
Page 61
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Subject
National Publisher
National Review
Neal, Robert M.
Negro Digest
Neihardt, John Gneisenau (1881-1973)
Neiman, Lucius
Nelson, Harold
Nelson, William Rockhill (1841-1915)
Neuberger, Richard L. (1912-1960)
Nevins, Allan (1890-1971)
New American Library, The
New Deal
New Directions
New England Courant, 1721-1726 (?)
New England Homestead
New England Magazine
New England Quarterly
New Englander
New Hampshire, Nashua
New Jersey Farm and Garden
New Leader, The
New Mexico, Silver City
New Republic, The
New York Associated Press, (N. Y. A. P.)
New York Daily News
New York Herald Tribune
New York Herald Tribune Book Review
New York Magazine
New York Post
New York Sun
New York Times Book Review, The
New York Times Magazine, The
New York Times, The
Folders
863
863
1768, 2011, 20213-2016
866
101, 190, 205-207, 235, 315, 320, 467,
1357, 1521, 1522, 1547, 1549, 1565,
1779, 1780, 2047, 2212
337
278, 279, 281, 633
337, 564, 1506
336, 337
168, 177, 248, 293, 462, 464, 492,
499, 764
162-166, 1490, 1491
905, 906, 1541, 1542
957
1238
866
1590
13
866
445
867
867
442, 448
868, 977, 1689, 1690
1576
1074
551, 552, 646, 1075, 1577, 1600,
1909, 1934
235, 867, 977
872, 1236
1078, 5177, 1591
1581, 1602
872, 977
872
144, 446, 576, 595, 724, 725, 746,
1075, 1079, 1080, 1081, 1277-1281,
1576, 1598, 1600, 1603, 18885, 1934
Other
Page 62
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Subject
New York, NY
New Yorker, 1901-1906
New Yorker, 1925
Newberry Library Bulletin
Newhouse, Samuel I.
Newsday (Hempstead, L. I., New York)
Newspaper Advertising Executives
Association, Incorporated
Newspaper-Radio Committee (1942)
Newspapers
Newspapers, Alabama
Newspapers, California
Newspapers, California, Los Angeles
Newspapers, California, San Francisco
Newspapers, Censorship
Newspapers, England, London
Newspapers, Georgia, Atlanta
Newspapers, Illinois, Chicago
Newspapers, Indiana, Indianapolis
Newspapers, Iowa
Newspapers, Kentucky, Louisville
Newspapers, Louisiana, Natchitoches
Newspapers, Louisiana, New Orleans
Newspapers, Massachusetts, Boston
Newspapers, Massachusetts, Springfield
Newspapers, Michigan, Detroit
Newspapers, Minnesota, Minneapolis
Newspapers, Missouri
Newspapers, Montana
Newspapers, New York
Newspapers, New York, Brooklyn
Newspapers, North Carolina, Charlotte
Newspapers, Ohio
Newspapers, Ohio, Cincinnati
Newspapers, Ohio, Cleveland
Newspapers, Ohio, Dayton
Newspapers, Oregon, Portland
Folders
2220, 2221, 2224, 2226
1577
185, 869, 870, 943
152, 802, 812, 845, 1150
1016, 1084, 1086, 1088, 1092
1082
504
1890
1202-1320
1086, 1091
654, 1092
198, 1072
1093, 1335, 1576
1113-1120, 1353, 1591, 1884, 1900
1254-1258
1086
1068-1971
1090
655-662, 753, 1094
1090
1261
652, 1091, 1271
1067
1094
1089, 1231
1091, 1323
663-666, 753, 757, 1600, 1892, 1933
654
637, 646, 1073-1082, 1103, 12721288, 2173
1087
1087
639, 642
1087, 1088, 1220
31, 677, 1088
1088
1092
Other
Page 63
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Subject
Newspapers, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Newspapers, Pennsylvania, Pittsburg
Newspapers, Puerto Rico, San Juan
Newspapers, Rhode Island, Newport
Newspapers, South Carolina
Newspapers, South Dakota
Newspapers, Tennessee, Chattanooga
Newspapers, Texas, Dallas
Newspapers, Texas, Houston
Newspapers, Utah, Salt Lake City
Newspapers, Washington
Newspapers, Washington, D.C.
Newspapers, Wisconsin, Madison
Newspapers, Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Newsweek
Newton, Joseph Fort (1880-1950)
Nieman Reports
Nixon, Raymond B.
Nixon, Richard Milhous (1913-1994)
Noble, Ann
Noble, David W.
Nome (Alaska) Nugget
Norris, Charles G. (1881-1945)
Norris, Frank (1870-1902)
Norris, John
North American Review
North, Sterling (1906-1974)
Northcliffe, Alfred Charles
Norwegian Press
Noyes, Alfred (1880-1958)
Noyes, Crosby Stuart (1825-1908)
Noyes, Frank Brett (1863-1948)
Nye, Bill
O'Brien, Edward J. (1890-1941)
O'Brien, Fitz-James (1828-1862)
Folders
Other
1083
1092
1094
1289-1290
653
748
1087
427, 1088, 1228
1089
1093
1094
1096, 1097, 1103
1090
1091, 1103
139, 871, 977
2214
158-160, 167, 632, 712
169, 171, 177, 192, 206, 240, 268,
270, 273-275, 278-281, 289-296, 339,
346, 442, 453, 602, 1104, 1578, 2009,
2033, 2064
1131
194
868
1091
1770
1549, 1556
2011
25, 125, 235, 481, 486, 872, 945
478
209
420
1770
553
2063
1547
954
v. 9
1548
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Subject
Ohio Farmer, Cleveland, Ohio
Oklahoma Farm Journal
Olds, George
Olson, Kenneth E. (1895-1967)
Omaha (Nebraska) World Herald
O'Neill, Eugene (1888-1953)
O'Sullivan, Jerry L.
Others
Otis, Harrison Gray (1837-1917)
Otis, James
Oursler, Fulton (1893-1952)
Overland Monthly
Overseas News Agency
Oxford University Press, New York
Pacific Christian Advocate
Page, Thomas Nelson (1853-1922)
Page, Walter Hines (1855-1918)
Painter, William R. (1863-1947)
Palimpsest, The
Palmer, J. E.
Palmer, Paul
Panama Star and Herald
Pantagraph, Bloomington, Illinois
Paperback books
Parade
Parker, Theodore
Partisan Review
Parton, James (1822-1891)
Partridge, Bernard
Pathfinder
Patterson, Alicia ( -1963)
Patterson, Grove (1881-1956)
Patterson, James R.
Folders
873
873
1585
263-265, 267, 268, 278, 279, 281, 349,
475, 476, 478, 479, 580, 584, 585
1092
1781
176, 457, 467, 468, 488, 585, 1955,
2009
953
564
1544
831, 970, 1782
874, 1503
1063
1786
875
1556, 1772
141, 811
1585
9, 50, 96-100, 102-111, 117-123, 138,
189, 205, 206, 467, 468, 470-473, 476,
491, 492, 546, 655-657, 659, 661, 662,
876, 1617, 1621, 1629, 1650, 1680,
1700
132, 136
767
240
1092, 1593, 1922
1626-1628
875, 968
1545
875
764, 1604
525
875
1082
159, 687, 1591
2023
Other
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Subject
Paulding, James Kirke (1778-1860)
Payne, George Henry (1876-1945)
Payne, William Morton (1858-1919)
Pearson, Justus R., Jr.
Peck, Harry Thurston (1856-1914)
Peden, William H. (1913- )
Pegler, Westbrook (1894-1969)
Pendergast, James
Penn College, Oskaloosa, Iowa
Pennsylvania Gazette
Pennsylvania Magazine
Pennsylvania Packet, 1771
Penny Magazine, The
People
Periodical Post Boy, The
Periodicals
Periodicals, Bibliography
Periodicals, Censorship
Periodicals, History
Folders
1544, 1555
811
802, 812
238
139, 783
171, 175, 462
531, 1576, 1921, 2064
1588
2213
129, 335, 888, 889
877, 1598
1237
598, 645
878
1791-1794
1576, 1588
927
805, 806, 932, 1605
126-141, 759-1014, 1499-1503, 1506,
1586-1590, 1597, 1598, 1604
Perkins, George D. (1840-1914)
657, 659, 674
Perkins, Howard C.
146
Perkins, Maxwell (1884-1947)
1788
Perlik, Charles A., Jr.
148
Perreault, Bill
2023
Perry, J. Douglas
273
Petersen, Christian
1871, 1874
Petersen, William J.
114, 168-171, 181, 186, 189, 194, 204207, 237, 248257, 452, 456, 468, 469,
471, 473, 656, 659, 662, 876, 1404,
1621,1788, 1927, 2039
Peterson, Theodore
73, 139, 183, 194, 220, 296, 934, 949,
979, 1004, 1605, 2048
Peterson's Magazine
877, 1292, 1293
Pett, Saul
1971
Pew, Marlin E.
564, 591, 2063
Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha of Missouri Chapter 460, 1962, 2186
Philadelphia (PA) Evening Bulletin
1322
Philadelphia (PA) Inquirer, The
296, 544
Other
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Subject
Philadelphia (PA) Record
Philistine
Phillips, David G. (1867-1911)
Phillips, George H.
Phoenix, John
Photography, Journalistic
Physical Culture
Pickerell, Albert G.
Pickett, Calder H.
Pictorial Review
Pierce, Marvin
Pinkham, Fred O.
Piper, Edwin Ford (1871-1939)
Plain Talk
Plantation
Playboy
Plummer, Neil
Poe, Edgar Allen (1809-1849)
Poetry
Pollard, James E.
Pony Express
Pope, James
Porter, William F.
Porter, William Sydney
Portland Oregonian
Portugal
Pound, Ezra (1885-1972)
Powell, John Benjamin (1886-1947)
Powell, John Wesley (1834-1902)
Pownall, Fred
Prairie Farmer
Prairie Schooner
Prentice, George D. (1802-1870)
Presidents, U.S., Press relations
Press Congress of the World
Press of the Crippled Turtle
Folders
Other
746
879
239, 240, 274
291, 292
1547
1105, 1106, 1327-1329, 1907, 1916,
1920, 2164, 2165
879
159
191, 150
235, 879
847
268, 274, 277
20, 236
539, 879
880
880
275, 279
1546, 1548, 1554, 1800
881, 951, 952, 1549
170, 177, 345, 346, 455, 575
651, 1804
687
137, 346, 457, 458, 474
134, 1548, 1783, 1784
1334, 1339
597E
837-842
409
451
263-265, 1099, 2040
880
27, 28, 491
2156
1125-1129
331-334, 1602, 1958
48, 51, 67, 91, 95, 167-184, 460, 463, v. 39
478, 490, 1916, 1947, 1948, 2053
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Subject
Press Time
Press, China
Press, Foreign
Press, Law and legislation
Price, Byron
Price, Granville
Price, Warren C.
Princeton Theological Review
Printer's Ink
Printing
Proceedings
Progressive Farmer
Propaganda
Protectionist, The
Public opinion
Public Relations
Publick Occurrences
Publishers and publishing
Publishers' Auxiliary
Puck
Pulitzer Prize
Pulitzer Prize, 1939
Pulitzer Prizes
Pulitzer, Joseph (1847-1911)
Pulitzer, Joseph III (1913- )
Pulitzer, Joseph, Jr. (1885-1955)
Puritans
Putnam's Magazine
Quarterly Review of Public Relations
Queen
Quick
Quick, Herbert
Quill
Folders
Other
1894, 1904, 1905, 1947, 1948
573, 601, 1604
222-234, 354-369, 597-602, 10201043, 1579, 1602
630-633, 638, 673-679, 1053-1059
747, 1117
339, 451, 453, 469
150, 175, 176, 178, 191, 206, 251,
258, 271-274, 277, 278, 282, 289-291,
457, 461, 470, 631, 652, 1198, 1199,
1201, 1964, 2009, 2040
882
462, 882
640, 645, 649, 659
v. 47
133, 243, 344
882
1132-1135, 1350, 1351, 1577, 1874
882
1113-1137
1138, 1139
335
1582-1584, 1596, 1597, 1627, 1790
882, 1975
372, 883, 944
2212
127, 466, 1874, 2197
1140, 1141
209, 335, 554-557, 1084, 1325, 1338,
1348, 1595, 1604, 1655-1660, 1886,
2156
556, 1084, 1085
555-557, 610, 1084, 1085, 1325, 2064
1543, 1548, 1552, 1553, 1598, 1600
883
883
128, 129, 132, 846-849
883
1556, 1805
112, 113, 489
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Subject
Quinn, Archie
Radio Free Europe
Radio-Electronics
Rafferty, Keen
Rago, Henry (1915-1969)
Railroad Trainmen
Railway Age
Raleigh (North Carolina) Register
The Ralls Banner, Ralls, Texas
Rascoe, Burton (1892-1957)
Ray, Royal H.
Read, Allen Walker
Reader's Digest
Reading
Recreation
Redbook
Reddick, DeWitt
Reed, John
Reedy's Mirror
Reid, Helen Rogers (1882-1970)
Reid, Loren D. (1905- )
Reid, Whitelaw (1837-1912)
Religious Herald (Richmond, Virginia)
Reno (Nevada) Evening Gazette
Reporter, The
Reporters and reporting
Repplier, Agnes (1855-1950)
Republican Eagle, Red Wing, Minnesota
Reston, James (1909- )
Reuters
Review of Reviews
Reviewer
Rice, Isaac L.
Richardson, Lyon N.
Ripley, George
Ripley, Sophia
Robbins, J. Albert
Roberts, Elzey (1892-1962)
Folders
180
363
138, 965-967
180, 274, 479, 1018, 1975
881
884
884
549
748
130
172, 278, 537
195, 1810-1814
470, 471, 977, 1604
1136, 1137
977
131, 132, 884, 973
184, 1198, 2037
845
885, 1588
159
191
2060, 2061, 2156
885
1092
885, 950
719-725, 1145-1170, 1891
243
1593, 1922
690, 724, 1129, 1604
1576
242, 885, 886
954
811
136, 844, 1749, 1840
646
1598
817
614
Other
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Subject
Roberts, John C.
Roberts, Roy A. (1887-1967)
Robinson, Edwin Arlington (1869-1935)
Rocky Mountain Sunday School Casket,
1864-1868, Colorado
Rocky Mountian News, Colorado
Rodgers, Paul C.
Rogge, Edward A.
Roman, Anton
Roop, Lewis W.
Roosevelt, Eleanor (1884-1962)
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano (1882-1945)
Folders
1595
390, 1598
1549, 1556, 1815
886
1093
239, 240
153
874
1585
829, 847
905, 906, 1126, 1127, 1130, 1591,
1604, 1866
Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919)
1516, 1816
Roper, Elmo
727, 1123
Rosenthal, Joseph
142, 143, 1106, 2020, 2164
Ross, Charles G. (1885-1950)
436, 487, 1598
Ross, Harold
869, 870
Rotarian, The
237, 886
Rowland, D. Wayne
180, 194, 456
Royall, Anne
767
Royce, Josiah
953
Rucker, Bryce
467, 473, 484, 485, 2041
Rucker, Frank W. (1886-1975)
458, 478, 1105, 1930, 1933, 1949,
2014, 2036, 2044, 2048
Rumsey, Mary
905-906
Runyon, Forest
1585
Ruppel, Louis
131, 790
Sabatini, Rafael
2212
Sabine, Gordon A.
438
Sacramento (California) Union
1093
Saint Nicholas
897, 945, 971
Saltzman, Eleanor
1859
San Francisco (Calif.)--Earthquake and fire, 1301, 1302
1906
San Jose (California) Mercury
1094
Sandburg, Carl (1878-1967)
467, 1549, 1556, 1565, 1823, 1824,
2212
Sanders, Charles L.
179, 2042
Other
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Subject
Saturday Evening Post, 1821
Saturday Globe, Utica, New York
Saturday Review
Scandinavia
Schlesinger, Arthur M. (1888-1965)
Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr. (1917-2007)
Schneider, Douglass
School Review
Schramm, Wilbur
Schrath, Thomas
Schwartz, Charles W.
Schwartz, Elizabeth R. (Mrs. Charles W.)
Science
Science, Periodicals
Scientific American
Scott, Charles P.
Scribner, Charles
Scribner's Magazine, 1887-1939
Scribner's Monthly, 1870-1881
Scripps, Edward Wyllis (1854-1926)
Scripps, James Edmund (1835-1906)
Scruton, George H.
Scruton, John
Seagraves, Sodie
Seashore, Carl E. (1866-1949)
Seaton, William
Secession
Seck, Kurt
Sedgwick, Ellery
Seldes, George
Seltzer, Louis B.
Folders
Other
54, 55, 66, 126, 127, 129, 130, 132,
v. 37
185, 201, 235, 447, 461, 700, 829,
888-893, 977, 1303, 1586, 1587, 1604,
1654, 1855, 2172, 2173
897
94, 127, 204, 205, 238, 796, 804, 894,
975, 977
597F
167, 178, 191, 260, 353, 470, 474,
475, 492, 498, 613, 634, 1404, 1547,
1622-1625, 2212
458
274
897
176, 237, 239, 263, 277, 280, 281,
348, 459, 728, 1595, 1604, 2039,
2041, 2043
160
319-322
319-322
898, 1590
898
898, 977
558
243, 895, 986, 1583
138, 139, 895, 896, 977
895
337, 461, 463, 1348, 1349
337
1585, 1931, 2012, 2022
2012
236
1820
641, 2156
955
2015
774, 823, 843
199, 433, 434, 539, 667, 1132
202, 2064
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Subject
Settle, Raymond W.
Sevareid, Eric
Seven Arts
Sewall, Samuel
Sewanee Review, Sewanee, Tennessee
Seward, William Henry (1801-1872)
Sewell, Anna
Shakespeare, William (1564-1616)
Shannon, Ralph
Shapiro, Karl
Sharp, Eugene W. (1898-1982)
Shaw, George Bernard (1856-1950)
Sheehan, Donald
Shefrin, David
Shelley, Jack
Shepard, Thomas
Sherwin, Mark
Shipton, Clifford K. (1902-1974)
Shloss, Leon
Show
Shriver, R. Sargent, Jr.
Shumway, Lowell
Shuttlesworth, Jock
Shylen, Ben
Siebert, Fred S.
Sigma Delta Chi
Sigmund, Jay G. (1885-1937)
Simmons, George E.
Simms, William Gilmor
Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa
Sinclair, Upton (1878-1968)
Folders
Other
1672
1604
953
1543
2, 132, 133, 136, 881, 898, 914, 2221
2156
243
1510, 1515, 1559, 1827-1830
662
344, 881
1910, 2009, 2011, 2013-2016, 2056
1832
201
2013, 2016, 2017
156, 159
1552
160, 161
133, 183, 193, 240, 241, 250, 344,
345, 450
2023
899
480
846, 847
827
1965
263-265, 279, 290, 300, 303, 350, 609,
633, 679, 1134
335-341, 436, 473, 474, 486, 487,
1894, 1922, 1927, 1953, 1964, 2011,
2178, 2181, 2185, 2186, 2188
236, 456, 1821
167, 175, 272-275, 291, 292
1555
342, 433, 451, 454, 464, 493, 1510,
v. 481511, 1519, 1524, 1662, 1853, 1856, 50, 55,
1871, 1892, 1942, 1995, 1996, 2037, 56
2040, 2056, 2178, 2191, 2216-2218,
2226
771, 821, 1386, 1821
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Subject
Skinner, John Stuart
Small, Albion Woodbury (1854-1926)
Smart Set
Smith, Henry Justin (1875-1936)
Smith, Henry Ladd (Hank)
Smith, John
Smith, Lewis Worthington (1866-1947)
Smith, Paul C.
Smith, Queen
Smyth, Joseph Hilton
Snider, Arthur J.
Snowdem Edgar, Sr.
Socialism
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Speakers
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Speakers
Society of American Historians, The
Society of Friends
Soderstrom, E. E.
Sorokin, Pitirim A. (1889-1968)
South Band (Indiana) Tribune
South Dakota, Description and travel
Southeast Missourian (Cape Girardeau,
Missouri)
Southern Appalachian or Magnolia
Southern Churchman
Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
Southern Lady's Book
Southern Literary Messenger
Southern Planter
Southern Review
Southern, William, Jr.
Southwest Review
Southwestern Crop and Stock
Southworth, Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte
(1819-1899)
Folders
763
1589
436, 491, 768
2063
201, 258, 259, 262, 268, 296, 473,
474, 2039
1544, 1552, 1554
236
766, 791
2011, 2014, 2015, 2036, 2045
793, 796
187, 188, 349, 463, 465, 471, 472
559
1630, 1832
98-100, 456, 467, 1567
98-100, 456, 467, 1567
464
23, 114, 185, 186, 193, 252, 454, 479,
480
2013, 2015, 2016
1597
1577, 1929, 1943
2218
1593, 1906, 1927
844, 1259
900
497, 1963, 1965
844, 1259
900
900
900, 914
1585, 1933
901, 954
900
153, 1597
Other
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Subject
Spain
Sparks, Jared
Spears, Monroe K.
Spencer, Dale
Spencer, Otha
Spilman, Louis
Spirit of the Times
Spivak, Lawrence E.
Sports Illustrated
Springfield (MO) Republican
St. Louis (Missouri) Post-Dispatch
St. Louis (Missouri) Star Times
St. Louis County Observer
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Folders
597e
549
132, 133
2011, 2014
191
265, 268
901, 971
768
902
1602
8
343, 614, 1085, 1595, 1929
343
321-323, 398-399, 461, 463, 1084,
1085, 1338, 1595, 1929, 1950
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
554-557, 610, 1084, 1085, 1325, 1595,
1598, 1929
St. Nicholas
897, 945, 971
St. Paul (Minnesota) Pioneer Press
1093
Stachey, William
1553
Stahlman, James G.
2011
Standish, Miles
1552
Stanford University Institute of Journalism 1933
Stanton, Frank
1604, 1605
Stapel, John C.
2012
Star Spangled Banner (Boston, 1847)
1242
Stars and Stripes
903, 944
State Historical Society of Missouri
244, 348, 445, 1967, 2186
Stead, William Thomas
209
Stearns, Ella M.
1891
Stedman, Edward C.
1555
Stempel, John
277, 1975
Stephens, C. A.
471, 472, 473, 485, 1833
Stephens, Frank Fletcher (1878-1966)
170, 179, 194
Stephens, J. Boyd
160, 161
Stephenson, William
370, 371, 377, 1604, 1819
Stern, Madeleine
128, 152, 240-243, 563, 770, 875
Stevenson, Adlai Ewing (1900-1965)
490, 1130, 1131
Other
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Stewart, William C.
Stockbridge, Frank Parker
Stoddard, George D.
Stoddard, Richard Henry
Stone, Melville E.
Story, Joseph
Stout, Wesley Winans (1890-1971)
Stowe, Harriet Beecher (1811-1896)
Strand, William C. (1911-1974)
Streit, Clarence K.
Stritch, Thomas
Successful Farming
Suckow, Ruth (1892-1960)
Sullivan, Dick
Sullivan, Mark (1874-1952)
Sulzberger, Arthur Hays (1891-1968)
Sunday, Billy (1863-1935)
Swain, E. E.
Swan, Joyce
Swan, Roy M.
Swanson, Charles E.
Swearingen, Dick
Swearingen, Martha
Swindler, William F.
Swing, Raymond Gram
Swinnerton, Frank
Symington, Stuart (1901-1988)
T. V. Guide
Taeusch, Carl Frederick (1889-1962)
Taft, Kendall B. (1899-1972)
Taft, William H.
Tammen, Harry
Tarbell, Ida Minerva (1857-1944)
Tarkington, Booth (1869-1946)
TASS
Folders
905, 906
541
472, 474, 477, 1822
814, 1555
337, 1576
261
130, 891
963, 1548, 1556, 1597, 1606
181, 182
1576
173
776-782, 90
23, 1755
490, 491
2062, 2212
144, 159, 168, 171, 176, 239, 240,
270, 595, 1079, 1081, 1114, 1578,
2064
1553
1585, 2012
267, 268
1763-1766
240, 269, 270-274, 295
195
195, 483
115, 175, 252, 263, 269, 271-275, 277,
291, 297-300, 302, 309, 346
1919
2212
480, 481
1604, 1605
456, 462, 1594
1841
136, 248, 292, 312, 438, 480, 481,
486, 498, 2035, 2042
255
381, 382, 1734, 1738
1549
1576
Other
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Subject
Taylor, Floyd (1902-1951)
Teasdale, Sara (1884-1933)
Tebbel, John
Television
Television News Reporting (CBS)
Television, Periodicals
Temple University, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
Tenniel, John
Tennyson
Thayer, Frank
Theta Sigma Phi, 50th Anniversary of
This Week
Thomas, Isaiah (1750-1831)
Thompson, Dorothy (1894-1961)
Thompson, Paul J.
Thoreau, Henry David (1817-1862)
Tietjens, Eunice
Tilden, Samuel Jones (1814-1886)
Time Enough
Time Magazine
Times Club
Today
Todd, James
Tombstone Epitaph, Tombstone, Arizona
Topeka Capital, Topeka, Kansas
Torre, Maria
Town and Country
Townsend, Charles Louis
Townsend, John Wilson (1885-1968)
Townsend, Newt
Trabert, Alfons
Trace
Trainor, Leon
Transcendentalism
Transition
Folders
Other
535
812
124, 138, 172, 178, 200, 205, 774,
273, 849, 1081, 1112
1602, 1604, 1605
1602
904
434, 1910, 2200
525
2213
236
2189
920, 968
244, 245, 335, 633, 1260
1183, 1184
183, 274, 481, 581
1555, 1833, 2221
812
648
185, 186-194, 465, 468-483, 489,
v. 41
1410-1426, 2053
127-129, 139, 156, 416, 491, 904, 977,
1604
467
905, 906
1585, 2012
1094
1094
1182
907
1830
236, 1722
2011
1929
909, 910, 922, 923
2011
1545, 1554, 1555, 1563, 1564
907, 956
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Subject
Trollope, Anthony
Trovillion Private Press
True
Truman, Harry S (1884-1972)
Folders
814, 1597
247, 452, 460, 1789, 1835, 1836
244, 245, 908
66, 73, 430, 483, 1128, 1130, 1598,
1604, 1833, 1921
Trumbull, John
1543, 1552, 1554
Tucker, William
195, 2014
Turnbull, George
177, 183, 470, 2040
Turner, Hy
181, 182
Tuttle, Eldon
2011, 2013-2015
The Twiner, Woodbine, Iowa
1597
U.S. Constitution, 5th Amendment
1687
U.S. Federal Communications Commission 1602, 1605, 1889, 1890
U.S. Peace Corps
480
U.S. Review
911
Ulmann, Doris
Ulster County Gazette, Kingston, New York 253
Una (1853-1856)
911
Unitarian Universalist Association
397, 462, 487, 549, 1827
United Press Association
1061, 1062, 1064
United Press International
1064, 1065, 1576, 2161
University of Chicago
460, 493, 1856, 1857, 1867, 2182,
2192
University of Colorado, Boulder, Writer's 1859
Conference, 1931
University of Iowa, Iowa City, School of
2212
Journalism
University of Missouri, Department of
1667
Zoology
University of Missouri, Friends of the
314-316, 2186
Library
University of Missouri, Press
317, 327
University of Missouri, School of
Journalism
University of Nebraska, Lincoln, School of 46, 1920
Journalism
University of North Carolina Press
187-191, 193, 194, 205
University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame,
490-492
Indiana
Other
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Subject
University of Oklahoma Press
University of Pittsburgh
University of Texas, Austin
University of Virginia, Charlottesville,
Student Publications List, 1850-1860
Untermeyer, Louis (1885-1977)
Van Doren, Carl (1885-1950)
Van Doren, Charles
Van Doren, Irita
Vanity Fair
Variety
Vicksburg Daily Citizen, Vicksburg,
Mississippi
Villager, The (Greenwich Village, NY)
Virginia City Enterprise, Virginia City,
Nevada
Virginia Gazette, Williamsburg, Virginia
Virginia Quarterly Review
Virginia, Fancy Gap
Vogue
Voigt, Edwin Edgar
Vosburgh, Frederick
Votaw, Maurice Eldred (1899-1981)
Waldrop, A. Gayle
Walker, John Brisben
Wall Street Journal
Wallace, Henry A.
Wallace, Thomas
Wallace's Farmer
Wallhanfen, Art
Walpole, Hugh
Walsh, Edward A.
Walters, Basil L.
Walters, Harvey
Wang, Paul
War Cry
Folders
Other
185, 186
343
2033
914
812
194, 235, 1530, 1531, 1874, 2212,
2221
1604
235
912, 913
914
1171, 1314
136, 914
1095
1094
235, 914, 977
492
915, 1916
2039, 2046
136, 865
2014
144, 160, 161, 167, 171, 179, 254,
257, 273, 277, 292, 349, 352, 450,
454, 2037, 2040, 2046
795
1095, 1603, 1604
917
2058
204, 253, 469, 917
1585
2212
253
1334, 1335, 1971
2041
1947
920
v. 57
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Subject
Folders
War--Censorship
1116-1120, 1353, 1591
Ward, Nathaniel
1553
Ware, Eugene Fitch
1845
Waring, Houston
307, 308
Warner, Robert
205
Warren, David
180, 1896
Wartburg Almanac
18
Washington Evening Star
553, 1096, 1097
Washington Post
1866, 2156
Washington, Booker T.
1773, 1774
Washington, George
1553, 1593, 1929
Washington, Seattle
489
Watson, Elmo Scott
963
Watters, T. Ballard (1897-1976)
2012
Watterson, Henry
73, 335, 337, 461, 1090, 2156
Webb, Walter Prescott (1888-1963)
456
Webster, Daniel
1554
Webster, Richard
190
Wedel, Mildred Mott
237, 457, 469, 1859, 1864, 1867,
1869, 1870, 1874, 1876, 1886, 1904,
1906, 1914, 1969, 2012, 2212
Wedel, Waldo Rudolph
133, 237, 469, 1874, 1876, 1886,
1904, 1906, 1914
Weed, Thurlow
209, 1577, 2156
Weeks, Edward A.
774, 978, 1381
Weigle, Clifford F.
269-274, 276, 284, 289
Weinberg, Arthur
252
Weisberger, Bernard A.
114, 239, 240, 258, 643
Weitenkampf, Frank
372
Wells, Thomas Bucklin
895
Western Associated Press
1576
Western Literary Cabinet (July, 1854 issue) 1320
Western Literary Magazine and Journal of 920
Education, Science Arts and Morals
Western Literary Messenger (1841-1857) 918
Western Messenger (1835-1841)
919
Westland, Al
1930
Weybright, Victor
162-166, 490
Wharton, Edith
1556
Other
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Whitaker, Charles
White, David M.
White, L. Mitchell
White, Robert M.
White, William Allen
Whitman, Alberry
Whitman, Walt (1819-1892)
Whittier, John Greenleaf
Wichita Eagle, Wichita, Kansas
Wiese, Otis L.
Wiggens, James Russell
Wigglesworth, Michael
Wilkerson, Marcus Manley
Wilkes, John
Williams, Irving
Williams, Roger
Williams, Sara Lockwood
Williams, Walter
Willis, Nathaniel
Wilson, Quintus C.
Wilson, Richard
Wilson, Thomas J.
Wilson, William Duane
Wilson, Woodrow
Winchell, Walter
Winged Foot
Winston, Waldon C.
Winthrop, John
Wire Services
Wisconsin, La Crosse
Wisdom
Wise, Hal
Wit and humor
Folders
Other
1585
144, 154, 167, 168, 202, 240, 271,
272, 274-276, 278, 279, 281, 282, 293,
336, 339, 412, 568, 623
137, 176, 183, 464, 1895, 1896, 2012,
2033
1075
201, 209, 335, 560, 1565, 1598, 2062,
2063
1568
814, 830, 1556, 1564, 1571, 1606,
1846-1848
561, 1546, 1555, 1564
1095
847, 849
203, 620, 1604, 1605
1543, 1533
269, 270, 447, 1904
604
1580
1552
1849
285, 487, 573, 582, 584, 588, 600,
1581, 1593, 1598, 1849, 2007, 2212
922
179, 183, 276, 345, 1198, 2048
705
128, 129, 131, 133, 134, 136, 138
659
2213, 2216, 2221
156, 160, 239, 446
920
358, 360, 448, 469, 475
1543, 1552
1061-1065, 1576, 1579
192
921
1585
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Witman, Art
Wolseley, Roland E.
Woman's Missionary Friend
Women--Education
Wood, Donald J.
Wood, Grant
Wood, James Playsted
Wood, Stanley
Woods, Charles L.
Woodworth, Samuel
Woolman, John
Word Study
World War, 1914-1918
World War, 1914-1918, Journalists
World War, 1939-1945--Journalism
Wright, Frank Lloyd
Wright, Harold Bell
The Yale Review
Yank
Yeats, William Butler (1865-1939)
Yellow Kid
Young, Owen D.
Young, William Jackson
Your Life
Youth's Companion
Yust, Walter
Zenger, John Peter (1697-1746)
Folders
2021
137, 149, 150, 289, 475, 697, 948
921
1598
275, 276
24, 30, 237, 240, 456, 467, 1567,
1839, 1916, 2212
128
133
1585, 1922, 1950
1545, 1841
1553
921
2216-2223
744, 1116, 1117, 1132, 1353, 1591
744-747, 1115-1120, 1132-1135,
1157-1166, 1350-1353, 1591
485
1380, 1386, 1841
136, 235, 921, 977
921, 971, 2170
842
494, 2157
1605
1585
921, 977
471, 473, 485, 922, 945, 971, 1606
2020
167-182, 447, 448, 630-633, 1337
Other
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