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EDHOLM, CHARLTON LAWRENCE (chron.) (continued)

* An Episode of the Quartier Latin, (vi) Droll Stories Apr 1924; given as as by Charlton Laurence Edholm on ToC.
* Ex-Champ, (nv) Fight Stories Jan 1932
* FiFi, (ss) Snappy Stories Jan 2 1924
* Fightin’ Chuck Regan [Chuck Regan], (ss) Fire Fighters Mar 1929
* The Fighting Runt, (ss) Two-Gun Western Stories Dec/Jan 8-29
* The Fire Gangsters [Chuck Regan], (ss) Fire Fighters May 1929
* Fireplane Company No. 1 [Chuck Regan], (ss) Fire Fighters Apr 1929
* Fly, Gangster, Fly, (sl) Airplane Stories Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1930
* Flying Monte Carlo, (nv) Complete Sky Novel Dec 1930
* Go Far and Get Him, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 12 1928
* The Grimm House Case, (ss) Clues Dec 1926
* Her Secret Husband, (nv) The Twice-a-Month Love Book Magazine Dec #1 1933
* The Homing Aviator, (pt) Out West Magazine Jan 1910
* John Ford’s Conscience, (ss) Clues Nov 1926
* Just as Good, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 11 1908
* A Kind Deed Is Never Forgotten, (ss) Telling Tales Jan 10 1924
* Law of the Rope, (ss) Complete Stories Jun 1928
* A Letter to His Sweetie, (vi) Snappy Stories Sep #2 1924
* Lookin’ for Trouble, (sl) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 30 1925
* Luck of the Border, (nv) Argosy All-Story Weekly Mar 17 1928
* The Man Marked for Slaughter, (ss) Thrilling Mystery Jan 1936

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* McCue of the Fighting Hornets, (ss) Air Trails Mar 1929
* “Modern” Smith, Cloudbuster, (ss) Top-Notch May 1 1931

Empire Frontier Jun 1932

* The Noble Sport of Aviation, (ar) Out West Magazine Jan 1910
* The Odd-Job Girl, (ss) The Twice-a-Month Love Book Magazine Nov #2 1933
* The Old Martinets Coat, (ss) Liberty Mar 15 1941
* On the Mall, (pm) Metropolitan Magazine Jun 1923
* Passage for Two, (vi) Breezy Stories Nov 1923; as by Charleton on ToC.
* Peter B. Kyne’s California, (na) Complete Novel Magazine Jul 1927; “From the MGM Picture”.
* The Port of Missing Planes, (sl) Airplane Stories Sep 1929, Jan 1930
* Prospector’s Luck, (ss) Western Story Magazine Nov 20 1919
* The Rattler Gang, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Jul #1 1928
* Reckless Roads, (sl) Tales of Danger and Daring Apr, May, Jun 1929
* The Reward of Virtue, (pm) Hot Stories Apr 1930
* Sausages for Breakfast, (ss) Sky Riders Mar 1929
* Say It with Six-guns (with H. A. Michael), (ss) Outdoor Stories Mar 1928
* Secret Rendezvous, (ss) Sweetheart Stories Sep 1933
* Selling the Second-Hand Car, (ss) Lippincott’s Aug 1914
* She Laughed in His Face, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Dec 1923
* Six Bits Reward, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Jun 9 1928
* Six-Gun Trickery (with H. A. Michael), (nv) The Golden West Magazine Dec 1929
* “Skew-Gee” Dave - He Thinks of Everything!, (ss) Western Story Magazine Jul 11 1925
* “Slaves of Passion” (with Harold M. Sherman), (pl) Telling Tales Apr #1 1925
* Song of the Grist, (pm) Leslie’s Monthly Magazine Mar 1905
* That Thousand-Dollar Flyer (with Samuel Taylor Moore), (na) Top-Notch Mar 1 1926
* Trigger Talk, (ss) West Jun 23 1928

Brief Stories Feb 1929

* Two Fistfulls of Justice, (ss) Western Trails Mar 1929
* The Voice of the Pavements, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Jan 1914
* Wings, (pm) Popular Mechanics

Out West Magazine Jan 1910

* Wrong Number—Right Girl, (ss) Telling Tales Dec #2 1924
* The Yearlin’ Terror, (ss) Complete Stories Nov #1 1928
* Yellows Contraband, (ss) Complete Stories Feb 1928
EDHOLM, L. M. (chron.)

* Railroad Makes Americans, (ss) Railroad Man’s Magazine Jan 4 1919
EDICOTT, CLEVE (chron.)

* Bandit Bait [Circle J], (ss) Wild West Weekly Oct 26 1940
* Montana Showdown (with Charles E. Barnes) [*Bar U Twins; *Circle J], (ss) Wild West Weekly Nov 9 1940
EDIE, BEATRICE C. (chron.)

* Queen of the Endless Chain [chain letters], (ar) The Scrap Book Sep #1 1908
EDIE, V. C. (chron.)

* What the Nose Has to Say, (ar) The Scrap Book Dec 1908
* A Wonder in the Sky [Saturn], (ar) The Scrap Book Jun #1 1908
EDINGER, GEORGE (chron.)

* All Great Exiles Come to London, (ar) Lilliput Jun 1944
* ...And It’ll Never Happen Again, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 12 1938
* Animals at Law, (ar) Lilliput Apr 1947
* Britain’s Royal Beasts, (ar) Zoo May 1937
* Children of Shakespeare, (ar) Lilliput May 1938
* Crisis in Britain, (ar) Lilliput Feb 1940
* The Fall of the Topee, (ar) Lilliput Dec 1946
* Father of Dance Bands, (ar) Lilliput Jun 1940
* Faux Pas that have Forged Man’s Fate, (ar) Lilliput Jun 1941
* The First Lilliput, (ar) Lilliput Jul 1940; about The Lilliputian Magazine first published in 1752 by Oliver Goldsmith.
* First Love, (ar) Lilliput Aug 1939
* Flowers in the Wilderness, (ar) Lilliput Nov 1948
* A Handful of History, (ar) Lilliput Apr 1949
* How the Animals Marched to War, (ar) Zoo Dec 1937
* How They Sing I Love You, (ar) Lilliput Nov 1938
* Humour Through The Ages, (ms) Lilliput Mar 1940
* Into Battle, (pi) The Strand Oct 1949
* Land of the White Roses, (ar) Lilliput Apr 1946
* London Particulars, (ar) Lilliput Dec 1947
* The Mechanical Chess Player, (ar) Lilliput Aug 1942
* The Mysterious Count of St. Germain, (ar) Lilliput May 1942
* A Night at Tranby Croft, (ar) Lilliput Feb 1948
* October ’41, (ar) Lilliput Oct 1941
* One Englishman who Loved Japan, (ar) Lilliput Nov 1943; about Lafcadio Hearn.
* Romance Is on the Map, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 25 1933
* “Shoes, Ships and Sealing Wax”, (ar) The Passing Show Dec 11 1937; about legends of the sea.
* The Song of the Shirt, (ar) Lilliput Mar 1941
* They Censored -, (ar) Lilliput May 1940
* 3 Bad Men, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 2 1938; first of short series about rascals who acquired wealth but died in poverty, starting with Ben Avery.
* 3 Bad Men: King in Debtor’s Gaol, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 9 1938; about Theodore von Neuhoff.
* 3 Bad Men: Man Who Owned California, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 16 1938; about John Sutter.
* Three Left Legs, (ar) Lilliput Jul 1942
* Viva el Rey!, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 14 1933
* What Good Soldiers Drink, (ar) Lilliput Feb 1945
* What Soldiers Sang..., (ar) Lilliput Jan 1940
* What Writers Make, (ar) Lilliput Mar 1938
* The Woman Who Became a General, (ar) Lilliput Jul 1938
EDINGTON, MAY (chron.)

* Shut the Door, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 5 1923
* Triumph, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 7, Apr 14, Apr 28 1923
EDISFORD, ROSEMARY (chron.)

* Heritage, (ss)

Argosy (UK) Jul 1950
EDISON, ANN (chron.)

* Who Needs Fort Lauderdale? (with J. Carr), (??) Rogue Mar 1964
EDISON, ARTHUR (chron.)

* Take My Love, (pm) The Smart Set Jan 1920
EDISON, JACK (chron.)

* University of Idaho’s Torch of Terror, (ts) True Detective Cases from Police Files Mar 1957
EDISON, MAXWELL Q. (chron.)

* The Luck of the Draw, (ss) The Stake #4 1993
EDISON, SAMUEL M., M.D. (chron.)

* Are Your Eyes Right?, (ar) The American Legion Magazine Jul 1936
EDISON, THOMAS
_____, narr. * Edison’s Advice to Inventors (with Allan L. Benson), (ar) Munsey’s Jul 1910
EDISON, THOMAS A(lva) (1847-1931) (chron.)

* “Every Atom of Matter Is Intelligent”, (ar) The Live Wire May 1908
* The Quest of Humanity, (ms)

The Famous Story Magazine (UK) Aug 1926

* Will Science Defeat Prohibition, (ar) Midnight Nov 4 1922
_____, [ref.] * “Patents, Profits and Pirates-An Interview with Thomas A. Edison” by Remsen Crawford, (iv) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 27 1930 * “T.A.E.-A Great National Asset-An Interview with Thomas Edison” by Samuel Crowther, (iv) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 5 1929
“EDITH”

* Stranger Than Fiction, (ss) Atalanta Jul 1898; ghost story.
EDITOR and READERS

* Let’s Talk About It, (cl) All-Story Love Stories May 11, Jun 15 1935
* A Talk with You, (cl) Top-Notch Aug 15 1928
* Top-Notch Talk, (cl) Top-Notch Jul 1 1925, Jan 1 1927; despite the name, only the editor — whoever he was — contributed.
* Top-Notch Talk, (lt) Top-Notch Jan 1 1920, Feb 15 1921, Apr 15 1922, Mar 15 1924
EDITOR of “THE CONNOISSEUR” (chron.)

* Book-Plates: Their Romantic History and Value, (ar) The Harmsworth London Magazine May 1903
EDITOR of STYLE for MAN, THE (chron.)

* The Well-Dressed Man, (ar) Men Only Apr 1936
EDITOR of the “UNIVERSE”, THE (chron.)

* Was Joan of Arc Really Burned?, (ar) John o’ London’s Weekly Dec 23 1922
EDITOR, AN (chron.)

* Buying $2,000,000 Worth of Fiction, (ar) People’s Favorite Magazine Oct 1919
EDITOR, THE. (chron.)

* Crime in Europe, (ed) Clues Jun #1 1929
EDITOR, YE (chron.)

* Bow Wows!, (cl) Wow! Oct 1930, Jan, Spr 1931
EDITORIAL FEATURE (chron.)

* Children of Notable People [Children of Notable People], (pi) The Windsor Magazine Jan 1895
* Children of Notable People [Children of Notable People], (pi) The Windsor Magazine Feb 1895
* Children of Notable People [Children of Notable People], (pi) The Windsor Magazine Mar 1895
* Children of Notable People [Children of Notable People], (pi) The Windsor Magazine Apr 1895
* Children of Notable People [Children of Notable People], (pi) The Windsor Magazine May 1895
* Children of Notable People [Children of Notable People], (pi) The Windsor Magazine Jun 1895
EDITORS (chron.)

* The Atalanta Fine Art Scholarship, (ms) Atalanta Jan 1890; results of a painting competition. Stunning results. Winner was Miss Barbara Johnson, aged 14 with “Charity”.
* The Co-Ed Confides, (ed) Co-Ed Campus Comedy Dec 1924
* Editorial (mags need feedback from fans), (ed) The Satellite Jan 1939
* Editorial (on content of the Satellite), (ed) The Satellite Nov 1938
* The Larceny in Their Hearts, (ar) Easy Money May 1936
* The What Made Them Different?, (ed) Star Western Mar 1938
EDITORS, THE (chron.)

* ...And One for the Minotaur, (ar) Lilliput May 1946; about labyrinths.
* .44 Talk, (cl) .44 Western Magazine Nov 1952, Sep 1953
* Always the Brave, (cl) Battle Birds Mar 1940
* An Amendment to the Contest Announcement.., (ed) Clues Dec 1926
* Anna Zinkeisen: A Modern Artist, (ar) Lilliput Dec 1938
* Apology, (ed) The Butterfly May 1893
* Apology and Regret, (ms) Lilliput Jul-Aug 1951; in the June issue they had implied the death of Peter Cheyney. On page 123 of this issue they apologise for that and say that he has fought back and will soon be writing again. However on page 18 they apologise again and announce he had died on 26 June.
* An Appreciation — Matthew White, Jr., (ob) Argosy Nov 2 1940
* Argonotes, (cl) Argosy May 4, Oct 5 1940, Apr 19 1941
* At the Top-Notch Mike, (ed) Top-Notch Jun 1933
* Back to the Glory Years, (ed) Dime Western Magazine Jan 1938
* Battle Flags of Empire, (ed) Star Western Sep 1938
* The Beating the Drum, (cl) All-American Fiction Feb 1938
* Beating the Drum, (cl) All-American Fiction Mar/Apr, May/Jun 1938
* Blood-Red Wool, (ed) New Western Magazine May 1940
* Boredom Haunts Our Thriving Town, (ar) Lilliput Feb 1960
* The British at War, (ms) Lilliput Dec 1939
* Builders of Empire, (ed) Star Western May 1937
* Buried Gold, (ed) Dime Western Magazine Jul 1936
* Byronic Episodes, (ar) Lilliput Apr 1950; introduction to pictorial feature of four paintings by Richard Westall.
* Caught in the Net, (cl) The Popular Magazine May 7 1916
* A Cautionary Valentine, (ia) Lilliput Feb 1947; introduction and prelude to the central pictorial feature.
* Cavalcade of Glory, (ed) Star Western Nov 1936
* Cavalier Off Guard, (lt) Cavalier Classics Sep 1940
* Clumber’s Clamber, (ar) Lilliput Feb 1948
* Co-Ed Confides, (ed) Co-Ed Campus Comedy Oct 1924
* Comments, (ms) New Frontiers Jan 1947
* Concerning the Department Contest, (ed) Clues Jan 1927
* Confidential, (ed) Snappy Stories Nov #1, Dec #2 1922, Jun #1 1923
* Connie Mack, (ed) Sports Novels Magazine Apr 1940
* Contest Announcement, (ed) Clues Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1927
* Contest Announcements, (ed) Clues May 1927
* Cornelius Competition, (qz) Time Centre Times v4 #3 1999
* “Could Do Better”, (ar) Lilliput Jul 1947
* Death by Disgrace, (ed) Sinister Stories May 1940
* Death Could Not Conquer Them, (ed) Star Western Jan 1938
* Death of a Hero, (ed) New Western Magazine Jul 1940
* Death to Boot, (cl) Max Brand’s Western Magazine Nov 1951
* Deathless Caravan, (ed) Star Western Aug 1936
* The Difference Between “Paris Fashions” and “American Fashions”, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Nov 15 1910
* Dream-Visions in Photographs, (ar) Lilliput Jan 1940; introduction to photo sequence of work by Angus McBean.
* An Easy Swing, (ia) Lilliput Mar-Apr 1952; about Raymond Duncan.

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