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Detective Story Magazine [v53 #4, November 18, 1922] (Street & Smith Corporation, 15¢, 144pp, pulp, cover by John A. Coughlin)
Details taken from Table of Contents.

3 · The Picaroon and the Jade Earrings [Martin Dale (The Picaroon)] · Herman Landon · ss
20 · To Standardize Prison Workshop · Anon. · ms
20 · “Molder of Form” Was No Model · Anon. · ms
21 · The Old Adam and the New Eve · Stephen Vincent Benét · ss
31 · Wood Alcohol’s Large Toll of Victims · Anon. · ms
31 · Crime in San Francisco Is Diminishing · Anon. · ms
32 · Not to Be Hurried · John Fowler Dent · ss
41 · Inventor of Magic Money-Maker Lands in Cell · Anon. · ms
41 · Escaped Convict Caught After a Year of Freedom · Anon. · ms
42 · The Madhouse Nurse · Frederick Hemming · na
84 · The Right Not to Be Talked To · Anon. · ms
85 · Bracelets · William Joseph Lancaster · ss
95 · The Woman in 919 [Part 3 of 6] · Adele Luehrmann · sl
117 · A Warm Pipe · Scott Campbell · ss
128 · Women in Crime: The Prowler’s Woman · Edward H. Smith · ar
136 · Lieutenant Quackenbos Resigns · Anon. · ms
137 · Headquarters Chat · [The Editor] · cl
139 · What Handwriting Reveals · Louise Rice · cl
141 · Under the Lamp · Henry A. Keller · cl
141 · “Angel-faced Boy” Was Pickpocket · Anon. · ms
142 · Missing · [Various] · cl

Detective Story Magazine [v53 #5, November 25, 1922] (Street & Smith Corporation, 15¢, 144pp, pulp)
Details taken from Table of Contents.

3 · The Mark of a Match · Edward Leonard · na
42 · National Police Conference Meets · Anon. · ms
42 · The Opulent Beggar · Anon. · ms
43 · Walled-Up Wrong · Ernest M. Poate · ss
54 · Detectives Foil Bank Holdup · Anon. · ms
54 · The Man Who Broke Monte Carlo · Anon. · ms
55 · Thubway Tham’th Better Thelf [Thubway Tham] · Johnston McCulley · ss
61 · One Million Beggars · Anon. · ms
62 · Weighty Evidence · Roy W. Hinds · ss
70 · Theft Defrauds Woman in Italy · Anon. · ms
71 · The Woman in 919 [Part 4 of 6] · Adele Luehrmann · sl
94 · A Case of Poisoning in Vienna · Anon. · ms
95 · The Slapped Face · Frederick Hemming · ss
103 · Signal Bells Protect Moonshiners from Raiders · Anon. · ms
103 · Bootleggers Fill Los Angeles Jail · Anon. · ms
104 · Reform in a Juvenile Role · Charles K. Van Riper · ss
111 · Telephone Operator Ends Flight of Four Convicts · Anon. · ms
111 · Body of Murdered Man Identified by Finger Prints · Anon. · ms
112 · Women in Crime: Criminality and the Business Girl · Edward H. Smith · ar
120 · A German Bluebeard · Anon. · ms
121 · A Cry from the Ground · Ira D. Mullinax · ss
132 · Titled Swindler Sentenced to Five Years in Jail · Anon. · ms
133 · Headquarters Chat · [The Editor] · cl
134 · Chicago Has a Musical Burglar · Anon. · ms
134 · A New Stock Graft · Anon. · ms
135 · What Handwriting Reveals · Louise Rice · cl
138 · The How, When, and Where of Success · Rutherford Scott · cl
140 · Under the Lamp · Henry A. Keller · cl
142 · Missing · [Various] · cl

Detective Story Magazine [v53 #6, December 2, 1922] (Street & Smith Corporation, 15¢, 144pp, pulp, cover by John A. Coughlin)

1 · The Screaming Alibi · Herman Landon · nv
47 · Baby Stealing in Paris · Anon. · ms
48 · Simon Trapp’s Prize Pupil [Simon Trapp] · Roy W. Hinds · ss
56 · Motor Bandit Confesses · Anon. · ms
57 · And Then—A Game of Golf [Pinklin West] · Thorne Miller · ss
68 · Travelers’ Check Thieves · Anon. · ms
69 · The Abandoned Mummy · J. R. Ward · ss
76 · Commits Murder to Get Publicity · Anon. · ms
77 · The Woman in 919 [Part 5 of 6] · Adele Luehrmann · sl
95 · German Jesse James Kills Himself · Anon. · ms
95 · Printer’s Mistake Causes Capture of Swindler · Anon. · ms
96 · A Letter of Credit · Oscar Schisgall · ss
104 · The Best He Could Do · John Fowler Dent · ss
112 · Women in Crime: The Penitent Prodigal · Edward H. Smith · ar
119 · Such a Good Man · Florence M. Pettee · ss
126 · New York Counterfeiters Caught in Naples · Anon. · ms
127 · Police Chiefs Meet in San Francisco · Thomas R. Best · ar
128 · Headquarters Chat · [The Editor] · cl
129 · What Handwriting Reveals · Louise Rice · cl
135 · Expert Legal Advice · Lucile Pugh · cl
138 · Finger-Print Department · Benjamin Call · cl
141 · Under the Lamp · Henry A. Keller · cl
142 · Missing · [Various] · cl

Detective Story Magazine [v54 #1, December 9, 1922] (Street & Smith Corporation, 15¢, 144pp, pulp, cover by John A. Coughlin)

3 · The Meredith Mystery [Part 1 of 5] · Natalie Sumner Lincoln · sl
23 · Ritual Slayer Acquitted · Anon. · ms
24 · Plain and Fancy Burglary · James Dane · ss
33 · The Bell Buoy · E. H. Le Conte · ss
41 · Sealed for Fifty Years · Nicholas Silver · na
76 · The Profits of Hand-Bag Stealing · Anon. · ms
77 · The Beggared Beggar · Oscar Schisgall · ss
85 · A New Variety of Thief · Anon. · ms
86 · All in a Blaze · Frederick Hemming · ss
95 · The Woman in 919 [Part 6 of 6] · Adele Luehrmann · sl
112 · Embezzlers: Why Honest Men Steal · Edgeworth Downer · ar
121 · Both Rubes · Douglas Grant · ss
130 · A Unique Claim in the California Courts · Anon. · ms
130 · Forger Convicted Through His Typewriter · Anon. · ms
131 · Guardians of Vancouver · Thomas R. Best · ar
132 · Headquarters Chat · [The Editor] · cl
134 · Bandits Raid Jail and Are Captured · Anon. · ms
134 · A Model Policewoman · Anon. · ms
135 · What Handwriting Reveals · Louise Rice · cl
140 · Under the Lamp · Henry A. Keller · cl
142 · Missing · [Various] · cl

Detective Story Magazine [v54 #2, December 16, 1922] (Street & Smith Corporation, 15¢, 144pp, pulp, cover by John A. Coughlin)

3 · The Bowl of Gold [Part 1 of 3] · Perry Newberry · sl
27 · Without Calks · Arthur Mallory · ss
39 · French Villagers Set Traps for Speeders · Anon. · ms
39 · Bandits Steal Safe Near Police Booth · Anon. · ms
40 · Simon Trapp Goes to Sing Sing [Simon Trapp] · Roy W. Hinds · ss
48 · The Confessions of a Confidence Man · Anon. · ms
49 · The Last Entry · Donald Van Riper · ss
56 · Boy “Yegg” Who Sticks to Pal Meets Death · Anon. · ms
56 · The Prisoner Ate His Way Out of Jail · Anon. · ms
57 · The Picaroon Framed [Martin Dale (The Picaroon)] · Herman Landon · na
91 · Four Patriots · Johnston McCulley · ss
98 · Pay-Roll Messenger Dresses as Beggar · Anon. · ms
99 · No. 728, His Wife, and the Warden · Kenneth Latour · ss
102 · Man and Wife Serve on Same Grand Jury · Anon. · ms
103 · The Meredith Mystery [Part 2 of 5] · Natalie Sumner Lincoln · sl
122 · Chased for Twenty Thousand Miles · Anon. · ms
123 · Little Adventures in “Con”: The Bogus Bankrupt · Edgeworth Downer · ar
130 · Pawned His Artificial Leg · Anon. · ms
131 · Divorce in England · Anon. · ms
131 · Headquarters Chat · [The Editor] · cl
132 · What Handwriting Reveals · Louise Rice · cl
136 · Finger-Print Department · Benjamin Call · cl
139 · Aged Woman Was Systematic Beggar · Anon. · ms
139 · Says Criminals Have Skulls of Primitive Man · Anon. · ms
140 · Under the Lamp · Henry A. Keller · cl
142 · Missing · [Various] · cl

Detective Story Magazine [v54 #3, December 23, 1922] (Street & Smith Corporation, 15¢, 144pp, pulp, cover by John A. Coughlin)

3 · A Christmas Encounter · Nicholas Silver · na
36 · Philippine Prison Reform · Anon. · ms
36 · Berlin’s Diamond Bourse Protected Against Theft · Anon. · ms
37 · Thubway Tham’th Chrithmath Thpirit [Thubway Tham] · Johnston McCulley · ss
41 · What Makes Criminals? · Anon. · ms
42 · Not Quite Useless · Ernest M. Poate · ss
53 · French Detect Criminals by Air They Breathe · Anon. · ms
54 · The Meredith Mystery [Part 3 of 5] · Natalie Sumner Lincoln · sl
72 · A Dog’s Trick · Arthur Mallory · ss
84 · London Police Women Want to Stay on Force · Anon. · ms
84 · Jesse James’ Home Now in Ruins · Anon. · ms
85 · The Christmas Crust [Simon Trapp] · Roy W. Hinds · ss
93 · Fondness for Pongee Shirts Was Burglar’s Undoing · Anon. · ms
94 · The Bowl of Gold [Part 2 of 3] · Perry Newberry · sl
115 · Most Northerly Police Station in the World · Anon. · ms
116 · Little Adventures in “Con”: The Chain-Store Game · Edgeworth Downer · ar
123 · Does It Pay to Advertise? · Anon. · ms
124 · A Reach in the Dark · Mendel M. Solomon · ss
132 · A Dash for Liberty · Anon. · ms
134 · What Handwriting Reveals · Louise Rice · cl
138 · Headquarters Chat · [The Editor] · cl
138 · Finger-Print Department · Benjamin Call · cl
141 · Under the Lamp · Henry A. Keller · cl
142 · Missing · [Various] · cl

Detective Story Magazine [v54 #4, December 30, 1922] (Street & Smith Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by John A. Coughlin)
Details supplied by Monte Herridge.

3 · Stolen Clothes · Nicholas Silver · na
36 · Blank White · Carolyn Wells · ss
44 · Meals at Sing Sing Cost Six Cents Each · Anon. · ms
45 · The “Sprinklers” [Simon Trapp] · Roy W. Hinds · ss
54 · Vanishing Rings · Lewen Hewitt · ss
59 · The Meredith Mystery [Part 4 of 5] · Natalie Sumner Lincoln · sl
80 · Daylight Gas · Scott Campbell · ss
89 · Private Detectives Capture Two Forgers · Anon. · ms
90 · Little Adventures in “Con.”: The Oily Mirage · Edgeworth Downer · ar
99 · Society Man Is Master Crook · Anon. · ms
100 · The Bowl of Gold [Part 3 of 3] · Perry Newberry · sl
125 · It Still Happens in Old New York · Anon. · ms
125 · Crooks Pose as Cutters of Diamonds · Anon. · ms
126 · Pride Goeth—Plop! · Roland Krebs · ss
131 · Dog’s Bark Discloses Gruesome Crime · Anon. · ms
132 · Headquarters Chat · [The Editor] · cl
133 · Decoy Bundle Thwarts Swindler · Anon. · ms
134 · What Handwriting Reveals · Louise Rice · cl
137 · The How, When, and Where of Success · Rutherford Scott · cl
139 · Notorious Swindler Dies in Hospital · Anon. · ms
140 · Under the Lamp · Henry A. Keller · cl
142 · Missing · [Various] · cl

Detective Story Magazine [v54 #5, January 6, 1923] (Street & Smith Corporation, 15¢, 144pp, pulp)

2 · The Tick in the Clock · Herbert Asbury · nv
20 · Too Many Suits Led to His Downfall · Anon. · ms
20 · “Poor” Man Died Worth Ten Thousand Dollars · Anon. · ms
21 · Simon Trapp Frisked [Simon Trapp] · Roy W. Hinds · ss
30 · Crime Detection in the United States Not a Science · Anon. · ms
31 · Murderers Usually Do · Ernest M. Poate · ss
43 · Tramp Dog Foils Bandit · Anon. · ms
43 · Parisian Apaches Beat ex-Police Inspector · Anon. · ms
45 · Kiffin, Man of Mystery [Part 1 of 3] · J. S. Fletcher · sl
69 · Through the Porthole · Charles G. Booth · ss
78 · Inside the Box · James Dane · ss
87 · Woman Dupes in Get-Rich-Quick Scheme · Anon. · ms
88 · Their Fifty-Thousand-Dollar Client · Gilbert Riddell · nv
115 · The Meredith Mystery [Part 5 of 5] · Natalie Sumner Lincoln · sl
130 · Headquarters Chat · [The Editor] · cl
132 · What Handwriting Reveals · Louise Rice · cl
137 · Finger-Print Department · Benjamin Call · cl
139 · Hanged Twice on Same Day · Anon. · ms
140 · Under the Lamp · Henry A. Keller · cl
142 · Missing · [Various] · cl

Detective Story Magazine [v54 #6, January 13, 1923] (Street & Smith Corporation, 15¢, 144pp, pulp, cover by John A. Coughlin)
Details taken from Table of Contents.

3 · The Floating Prison [Part 1 of 6] · Gaston Leroux; translated by Hannaford Bennett · n. Laurie 1922; translated from the French (Les Cages Flottantes, Paris, 1921).
27 · Richest Woman Beggar Lived in Luxury · Anon. · ms
28 · Mr. Clackworthy Moves to the Country [Mr. Clackworthy] · Christopher B. Booth · ss
38 · From Dying Lips · Herman Landon · na
80 · Baltimore Detectives Kidnap Prisoner in New York Court · Anon. · ms
81 · Cupid Below the Dead Line [Simon Trapp] · Roy W. Hinds · ss
89 · Paris Murder Baffles Police · Anon. · ms
90 · Out of Season · Ernest M. Poate · ss
102 · Little Adventures in “Con”: The Millionaires’ Club · Edgeworth Downer · ar
111 · Teeth Cause Capture of Sing Sing Fugitive · Anon. · ms
112 · Kiffin, Man of Mystery [Part 2 of 3] · J. S. Fletcher · sl
132 · English Psychologist Advances New Theory · Anon. · ms
133 · Headquarters Chat · [The Editor] · cl
134 · Prisoner Struck Dumb Can’t Explain Murder · Anon. · ms
135 · What Handwriting Reveals · Louise Rice · cl
138 · Expert Legal Advice · Lucile Pugh · cl
140 · Under the Lamp · Henry A. Keller · cl
142 · Missing · [Various] · cl

Detective Story Magazine [v55 #1, January 20, 1923] (Street & Smith Corporation, 15¢, 144pp, pulp)
Details taken from Table of Contents.

3 · It Looked Good to Him · Christopher B. Booth · na
49 · Slayer Arrested After Forty-Four Years · Anon. · ms
49 · Seven Prisoners Saw Way to Liberty · Anon. · ms
50 · Thubway Tham’th Buthinethth Thlump [Thubway Tham] · Johnston McCulley · ss
57 · Chapel Bunk · Bryan Irvine · ss
62 · The Floating Prison [Part 2 of 6] · Gaston Leroux; translated by Hannaford Bennett · n. Laurie 1922; translated from the French (Les Cages Flottantes, Paris, 1921).
83 · Italy Tries Woman Suspected of Witchcraft · Anon. · ms
84 · Simon Trapp’s Insurance Club [Simon Trapp] · Roy W. Hinds · ss
92 · Mail Robbers Sentenced to Prison for Twenty-Five Years · Anon. · ms
92 · “Lie Detector” Successful · Anon. · ms
93 · Short-Circuited · Frederick Ames Coates · ss
102 · Jail Term for Quick-Tempered Beggar · Anon. · ms
103 · Little Adventures in “Con”: A New Trick in Bankruptcy · Edgeworth Downer · ar
109 · Convicts Raise Bumper Crop · Anon. · ms
110 · Kiffin, Man of Mystery [Part 3 of 3] · J. S. Fletcher · sl
126 · Mark Tom Tu · Howard R. Marsh · ss
131 · An Old Swindle Snares Girl’s Life Savings · Anon. · ms
132 · Headquarters Chat · [The Editor] · cl
133 · What Handwriting Reveals · Louise Rice · cl
136 · Finger-Print Department · Benjamin Call · cl
139 · Expert Detective Advice · William J. Burns · cl
141 · Under the Lamp · Henry A. Keller · cl
142 · Missing · [Various] · cl

Detective Story Magazine [v55 #2, January 27, 1923] (Street & Smith Corporation, 15¢, 144pp, pulp)
Details taken from Table of Contents.

3 · Flat 2 [Part 1 of 2] · Edgar Wallace · nv The Detective Magazine Nov 24 1922 (+3)
33 · Police Training for College Girls · Anon. · ms
34 · Simon Trapp and the Loft King [Simon Trapp] · Roy W. Hinds · ss
43 · The Joker in the Cash Box · Charles T. Jordan · ss
51 · Sheriff Takes Three Robbers Single-handed · Anon. · ms
51 · Safeblower’s Method Was Unique · Anon. · ms
52 · Big Bubbles · Scott Campbell · na
84 · Convict Leaps to Death in Sing Sing · Anon. · ms
85 · Gentle Blackmail · Frederick Ames Coates · ss
95 · A Crook Who Can’t Reform · Anon. · ms
96 · From Another Angle · Kenneth Duane Whipple · ss
103 · Kin of John Quincy Adams Held as Forger · Anon. · ms
104 · The Floating Prison [Part 3 of 6] · Gaston Leroux; translated by Hannaford Bennett · n. Laurie 1922; translated from the French (Les Cages Flottantes, Paris, 1921).
117 · Two Bandits Slain in Train Holdup · Anon. · ms
117 · Charge of Fraud Against “Dead” Man · Anon. · ms
118 · The Great Turf Frauds · John Laurence · ar
121 · Poor Man Finds Buried Treasure · Anon. · ms
121 · “Arsenic Murder Trust” Stirs Chicago · Anon. · ms
122 · A Jury of Two · C. W. Shepherd · ss
127 · Headquarters Chat · [The Editor] · cl
128 · Bank Robbery Worked by Bookkeeper · Anon. · ms
129 · What Handwriting Reveals · Louise Rice · cl
134 · Finger-Print Department · Benjamin Call · cl
137 · The How, When, and Where of Success · Rutherford Scott · cl
139 · Gift Cake Was Poisoned · Anon. · ms
139 · Motor Vehicles Increase Mortality · Anon. · ms
140 · Under the Lamp · Henry A. Keller · cl
141 · Many Substitute for Convicts · Anon. · ms
142 · Missing · [Various] · cl

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