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DAWES, CHARLES G. (chron.)

* Bank Wrecking and Salving, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 20 1902
* Business and the Supreme Court Decision, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 24 1911; Sherman Anti-Trust.
* Lessons in Practical Finance: The Services Rendered by a Trust Company, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 27 1906
* The Next President of the United States and the High Cost of Living, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 2 1920
* Pitfalls for Investors, (ar) National Magazine Sep 1912
* Reform of the Senate Rules, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 28 1925
* Roosevelt and Corporation Reform, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 28 1905
* Why the Small Investor Loses, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 20 1907
DAWES, HENRY L. (chron.)

* [Mr. Hamlin Was a True Gentleman], (ss) The Wave Jul 6 1895
* Two Vice-Presidents: John C. Breckinridge and Hannibal Hamlin, (ar) The Century Jul 1895
DAWES, HENRY M. (chron.)

* The Branch-Banking Problem, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 9 1929
* Size and Safety in Banking, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jul 4 1931
DAWES, JOSEPH (?-1990) (chron.)

* That’s Funny, He Doesn’t Look Jewish, (hu) Penthouse Dec 1982
DAWES, MARGARET S. (chron.)

* The Pomeranian and the Cubist, (ss) Snappy Stories Sep 1914
DAWES, ROBERT (chron.)

* America’s Secret Sin Societies, (ar) Bluebook for Men Feb 1966; According to the sick people in the know, wife-swapping is passe. Today’s love-cultists are well-organized (they run recruiting campaigns), are well-known (some of the so-called “best” people belong), and are well-financed (their no-limit flingos are held in the poshest country clubs around).
DAWES, MRS. S(arah) E(lizabeth) (1832-?) (chron.)

* Out in the Cold, (ss) Oliver Optic’s Magazine Apr 1873
* Tattlewood Gossip, (pl) Oliver Optic’s Magazine Mar 1873; original dialogue.
DAWES, WELLES (chron.)

* A Literary Affair, (ss) Carnival Aug 1965
DAWES, WILLIAM (chron.)

* Red Blood (with Dolores Marbourg Bacon), (sl) All-Story Weekly May 19, Jun 9 1917
DAWES, WILLIAM R. (chron.)

* Common Sense and the Railroads, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 9 1919
DAWG, DAWGY (chron.)

* Purple Eyes and Black Pajamas, (ss) Pep Stories Oct 1927
DAWKINS, CECIL (1927- ) (chron.)

* Strictly Untouchable, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 30 1960
DAWKINS, PETER (chron.)

* My Life at West Point, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 30 1959
DAWLEY, J(ames) SEARLE (1877-1929) (chron.)

* Happy Landings, (vi) Top-Notch Dec 1936; “The $50.00 Prize Story”.
DAWLEY, THOMAS ROBINSON, Jr. (chron.)

* Spain After the War, (ar) The Junior Munsey Aug 1900
* The True Story of Gomez, (ia) Munsey’s Nov 1899
DAWLING, EBENEZER (chron.)

* A Yankee at the Paris Exposition, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine Aug 1900
DAWN, BENJAMIN (chron.)

* Love Does Not Come for Need, (pm) Husbands Jan 1936
DAWN, GLORIA (chron.)

* Led by the Stars, (ss) Cupid’s Diary Jan 25 1927
* Love’s Sweetest Dream, (nv) Sweetheart Stories Jan 20 1926
DAWN, JUNE (chron.)

* Let Me Know, (vi) Real Tempting Tales Feb 1935
DAWN, TERRY (chron.)

* Kidnapper’s Honeymoon, (ss) Snappy Jul 1937
DAWNAY, PETER (chron.)

* The Mysterious Case of the Man Jailed for Killing King, (ar) Penthouse Dec 1969
DAWS, NICK (chron.)

* Between, (ss) Nerve Gardens #2 198?

Fiction Furnace #2 1993
DAWSON, A(lec) J(ohn) (1872-1951) (chron.)

* The Autobiography of an Australian Kangaroo, (??) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Dec 1903
* Incomparable Hiya-Ai-Kwang, (ss) The Wave Jul 21 1900
* Queen Guiniviere, (ss) The Minster Nov 1895
* Trace and Trail, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1915
DAWSON, A. M. P. (chron.)

* Old Age, (pm) Woman’s Magazine Aug 1936
DAWSON, A. W. (chron.)

* The Homecoming, (ss)

Encore #2 1948
DAWSON, BEATRICE (chron.)

* Accessory to the Fact, (ms) Escort 1949
* Good Buys, (ms) Escort 1949
DAWSON, CHARLES E. (chron.)

* The Old-World Charm of the Daguerreotype, (ar) Nash’s Magazine May 1913
DAWSON, CONINGSBY (William) (1883-1959); Noted novelist. Born High Wycombe, England; resident in New Jersey; died in Santa Monica, California. (chron.)

* The Auctioning of Mary Angel, (sl) Redbook Jun 1930
* Christmas, (ss) Good Housekeeping Dec 1931
* Christmas Outside Eden, (ss) Hutchinson’s Magazine Dec 1922
* The Coast of Folly, (sl) Good Housekeeping Jan 1924
* The Dons’ Garden, (ss) McCall’s Mar 1925
* The Dream Maid, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Jul 1911
* God As We See Him, (ar) Good Housekeeping Mar 1918
* Her Excuse, (ss) McClure’s Jul 1914
* Hungry to Know, (ss) The American Magazine Aug 1935
* Like a Belated Bird, (pm) Harper’s Monthly Oct 1911
* The Man Who Missed Christmas, (ss) Good Housekeeping Dec 1933
* Man with a Load of Magic, (ss) The Passing Show May 22 1937; quasi-fantasy of a man who takes a potion that he believes improves his willpower.
* Old Youth, (ss) Good Housekeeping Dec 1924
* A Path to Paradise, (sl) Redbook Jun 1931
* The Perfect Ending, (ss) The Delineator Jan 1933
* Pilgrims of the Impossible, (sl) The Delineator Jan, Mar 1928
* Pilgrims of the Impossible [conclusion], (sl) The Delineator Jun 1928
* The Poison Word, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Sep 1914
* Runaways from Reality, (sl) The Delineator Jan, Feb, Apr, May 1930
* Slaves of Freedom, (sl) Good Housekeeping Jun, Jul 1916
* The Test of Scarlet, (ss) Good Housekeeping Sep 1919
* To the Girls We Left Behind, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine Dec 1918
* The Vanishing Point, (ss) Good Housekeeping Jan 1922
DAWSON, DANIEL L. (chron.)

* Bombin, (pm) Lippincott’s Feb 1890

Lippincott’s (UK) Feb 1890

* Uncrowned: Inscribed to the Memory of Fitz-James O’Brien, (pm) Lippincott’s Dec 1890
DAWSON, DAVID (chron.)

* Payoff, (vi) Triple Western Sum 1954
DAWSON, DOROTHY (chron.)

* Background for Bettina, (ss) Sweetheart Stories Mar 1938
DAWSON, E. CLIFTON (chron.)

* Checkmated, (ss) The Black Cat (UK) Apr 1899
DAWSON, ELIZA LOUISA (chron.)

* Dream of Summer, (pm) Ladies Home Journal Jul 1962
DAWSON, EMMA FRANCES (1839-1926) (chron.)
_____, trans. * A Bear and a Brigadier, by Richard O’Monroy, (ss) The Wave Jul 30 1892 * Big Fried, by Jean Madelaine, (ss) The Wave Dec 17 1892 * A Bigamist, by Aimé Girou, (ss) The Wave May 6 1893 * Black and White, by Richard O’Monroy, (ss) The Wave Aug 20 1892 * A Broken Chair, by Berr De Turique, (ss) The Wave Jun 25 1892 * The Buffoon’s Wife, by Catulle Mendès, (ss) The Wave Dec 17 1892 * A Countermine, by Léon de Tinseau, (ss) The Wave Mar 11 1893 * The Evil Dwelling, by Catulle Mendès, (ss) The Wave Jul 3 1893 * A Game of Battledoor, by Catulle Mendès, (ss) The Wave Jun 10 1893 * Gratitude, by Catulle Mendès, (ss) The Wave Sep 3 1892 * Guérin & Co., Detectives, by Léon de Tinseau, (ss) The Wave Feb 11 1893 * Her Armor, by Catulle Mendès, (ss) The Wave Oct 22 1892 * How to Be Light-Footed, by Catulle Mendès, (ss) The Wave Aug 12 1893 * The Impossible Resurrection, by Catulle Mendès, (ss) The Wave Jul 8 1893 * It Is My Cousin, by Léon de Tinseau, (ss) The Wave Jan 21 1893 * The Last Night, by Marcel Schwob, (ss) The Wave Oct 15 1892 * The Last Trumpet, by Chas. Leroy, (ss) The Wave Nov 19 1892 * The Letter of Rupture, by Catulle Mendès, (ss) The Wave Jul 3 1893 * Notice to the Public, by Alphonse Allais, (ss) The Wave May 27 1892 * The Ogresses, by Paul Arène, (ss) The Wave Sep 17 1892 * Red for the Lips, by Catulle Mendès, (ss) The Wave Jun 10 1893 * Rooms to Let, by Chas. Leroy, (ss) The Wave Oct 8 1892 * The Saint, by Catulle Mendès, (ss) The Wave Sep 10 1892 * Séance d’Hypnotisme, by Chas. Leroy, (ss) The Wave Dec 31 1892 * A Strange Tale, by Richard O’Monroy, (ss) The Wave Jun 17 1893 * Train 081, by Marcel Schwob, (ss) The Wave Oct 1 1892 * The Treatment, by Richard O’Monroy, (ss) The Wave Jul 23 1892 * The Two Sides of the Window, by Catulle Mendès, (ss) The Wave Aug 26 1893
DAWSON, GRACE STRICKLER (chron.)

* The Magic Spectacles, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1923
* November, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1922
DAWSON, HERBERT (chron.)

* The Quick Death of Oomoa, (ss) Stirring Adventures Jul 1941
* The Ring of Death, (ss) South Sea Stories Feb 1940
* South Pacific Peril, (ss) Thrilling Adventures Jul 1943
DAWSON, HUGH (chron.)

* Dupes of the Devil [Professor Baxter], (nv) Detective Story Magazine May 1 1926
* The Spider, (na) The Thriller May 25 1929
DAWSON, JAMES (chron.)

* The Boy in the Casket, (nv) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Nov 1978
* letter, (lt) Time Centre Times v3 #4 1995
DAWSON, JAMES P. (chron.)

* Debate: the Black Uhlan—Champ or Palooka? (with Jimmy De Forest), (ar) Fight Stories Sep 1930
DAWSON, JANET (1949- ) (chron.)

* Candles on the Corner [Jeri Howard], (ss) EQMM Nov 2008
DAWSON, JOSEPH (chron.)

* Jeremy Barge and Timothy Wall, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb 1883
DAWSON, MARY (chron.)

* April-Fool Parties, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Mar 1902
* The Burton House Beautiful (with Rosalie Dawson), (ss) Munsey’s Feb 1903
* Great-Aunt Clicketty’s Knitting, (ss) Humpty Dumpty’s Magazine Sep 1974; a tell-me story.
* A Humpty-Dumpty Easter Party, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Mar 1902
* An Instrument of Providence (with Rosalie Dawson), (ss) The Argosy May 1903
* Minnie Pleasanton, Novelist (with Rosalie Dawson), (ss) Munsey’s Jun 1903
* My Pastoral, (pm) Munsey’s Aug 1896
* A Novel “Animal Show” for Children, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Dec 1901
* A Short Cut for Sally, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Jan 1913
DAWSON, MIKE (chron.)

* The Oldest Boy in Show Business, (ar) Adam Dec 1961; features Bobby Sargent.
DAWSON, MILES MENANDER (chron.)

* The Highlands of the Hudson, (pm) National Magazine Sep 1903
* Panthero-Genesis, (pm) National Magazine Dec 1903
DAWSON, MITCHELL (chron.)

* Who’s Wrong with the Law, (ar) Atlantic Monthly May 1934
DAWSON, MRS. F. W. (chron.)

* A Midsummer Madness, (ss) The Penny Magazine Aug 1896
DAWSON, OLGA (chron.)

* My Life with George Dawson, (ar) Lilliput Jul 1959
DAWSON, PETER (chron.)

* Back-Trail Betrayal, (nv) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine Mar 26 1938
* Back-Trail Harvest, (nv) 10 Story Western Magazine Aug 1946
* Ballots for Boothill, (ss) Street & Smith’s Western Story Jan 11 1941

Western Story Magazine (Canada) Jan 11 1941

* The Black Muldoon, (nv) Western Story Magazine Sep 30 1922
* Bondage of the Dark Trails, (nv) Star Western Oct 1937
* The Boom-Camp Terror, (nv) Dime Western Magazine Jun 1937
* Boothill Challenge, (na) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine Dec 24 1938
* Branded for Bounty, (ss) Street & Smith’s Western Story Aug 1948
* Bullet-Boss for Eternal Range [“A Gun-Boss for Eternal Range”], (na) Complete Western Book Magazine May 1939

Best Western Nov 1953

* Bullets Starve a Fever, (nv) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine May 28 1938
* Bushwhack Heritage, (ss) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine Apr 2 1938
* Colt-Cure for a Woolly Fever, (na) Big-Book Western Magazine Feb 1949
* The Crimson Horseshoe, (sl) Street & Smith’s Western Story Nov 16, Nov 23, Nov 30, Dec 7, Dec 14, Dec 21, Dec 28 1940; Slow to anger, Miles Kittering could be an implacable and relentless in battle as any man, but if Hugh Allard’s long campaign of hate failed to send him to war, what would?.
* Cut-Bank Welcome for Wet-Cattle Thieves, (na) Best Western Nov 1940
* Dead Man’s Claim, (na) Fifteen Western Tales Apr 1946
* Dead Man’s Draw, (ss) Arizona Western Jan 1949
* Dead Man’s Sixes, (nv)

Fifteen Western Tales (Canada) Sep 1948

* Dealer’s Double Cross, (ss) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine Jul 29 1939

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