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    Mystery Magazine (1917):   (about)
    Mystery Magazine was one of the earliest crime pulps, first appearing in November 1917, a mere two years after Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine. It ran for seven years on a twice-monthly schedule, featuring undistinguished stories by undistinguished authors. It then vanished for a year, returning in 1926 for a further 12 twice-monthly issues. There was then a further hiatus before it restarted, under a new publisher, on a monthly schedule, publishing a much wider range of detective and mystery-suspense stories (including some science fiction). After only ten issues, it changed its name to Mystery Stories, but only lasted a further two years before folding. The title was then acquired by Street & Smith and merged into Best Detective Magazine.

    Mystery Magazine

    • Publishers:
      • Frank Tousey, Publisher; 168 West 23rd Street, New York, NY: Mystery Magazine, Nov 15, 1917 – Mar 1, 1922.
      • Harry E. Wolff, Publisher; 168 West 23rd Street, New York, NY; later as Mystery Magazine Company, 1133 Broadway, New York: Mystery Magazine, Mar 15, 1922 – Jul 1, 1926.
      • The Priscilla Company; 52 Vanderbilt Avenue, New York, NY: Mystery Magazine, Oct 1926 – Aug 1927.

    • Editors:

    Mystery Magazine [Vol. I, No. 3, December 15, 1917] ed. Lu. Senarens (Frank Tousey, Publisher, 10¢, 48pp, pulp)
    Details supplied by Denny Lien.
    • 1 · The Mysterious Web · Armstrong Perry · nv; subtitled “A Detective Story Based on Thought Transference”.
    • 29 · A Break for Liberty · Major Alfred R. Calhoun · ts The White Elephant February 1897; subtitled “A True Story of the Great Libby Tunnel”.
    • 32 · Ancient Indian Ditches · [uncredited] · ms
    • 33 · In Deep Disguise · Monsieur Lecocq · ss
    • 37 · The Masked Executioner · [uncredited] · ms
    • 38 · The Treachery of Rudolph · Emma Howard Wight · ss The White Elephant June 1897
    • 40 · No. 7 Rue Feron · [uncredited] · ss; subtitled “From the Diary of a French Detective”.
    • 42 · The Croyden Case [Part 3 of 8] · Police Captain Howard · sl
    • 44 · Current News · [uncredited] · cl

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