The FictionMags Index

Chronological List

[Editor] (stories) (continued)
• Pow-Wow Department (ed) Boys’ Life Jul 1924
• This Issue 200,000 (ed) Fawcett’s Triple-X Magazine Jul 1924
• Full Bloom (ed) Liberty Aug 9 1924
• People’s Takes a Step Forward (ed) People’s Aug 15 1924
• A Stake in the Country (ed) Liberty Aug 16 1924
• Contentment (ed) Liberty Aug 23 1924
• Labor Day (ed) Liberty Aug 30 1924
• “Over the Top” with Triple-X (ed) Fawcett’s Triple-X Magazine Aug 1924
• A National Fire Drill (ed) Liberty Sep 6 1924
• Too Much Time (ed) Short Stories Sep 10 1924
• Princes of the Brain (ed) Liberty Sep 13 1924
• Courage (ed) Liberty Sep 20 1924
• Fear and Struggle (ed) Short Stories Sep 25 1924
• Snobbishness (ed) Liberty Sep 27 1924
• Talking It Over at 584 (cl) Brief Stories Sep 1924, etc.
• Character (ed) Liberty Oct 4 1924
• The Law of Self Preservation (ed) Short Stories Oct 10 1924
• Keeping Fit (ed) Liberty Oct 11 1924
• The Defense of Our Liberties (ed) Liberty Oct 18 1924
• America to the Air (ed) Liberty Oct 25 1924
• The Co-Ed Confides (ed) Co-Ed Campus Comedy Oct 1924, etc.
• Demi-Tasse (ed) The Wave Oct 1924
• Talking It Over (cl) Brief Stories Oct 1924
• How the President and Vice President Are Elected (ed) Liberty Nov 1 1924
• Competent Government (ed) Liberty Nov 8 1924
• “Our Country, Right or Wrong” (ed) Liberty Nov 15 1924
• The Communist Experiment (ed) Liberty Nov 22 1924
• The Final Selling Point (ed) Short Stories Nov 25 1924
• China, the Great Pacifist (ed) Liberty Nov 29 1924
• The Lesson of Russia (ed) Liberty Dec 6 1924
• Why Be Poor? (ed) Short Stories Dec 10 1924
• Why Murder Thrives in America (ed) Liberty Dec 13 1924
• American Money (ed) Liberty Dec 20 1924
• Afraid of Something or Nothing (ed) Short Stories Dec 25 1924
• Taxation That Doesn’t Tax (ed) Liberty Dec 27 1924
• A “Different Magazine” (ed) Fawcett’s Triple-X Magazine Dec 1924
• Truly Southern and Congenial (ed) Liberty Jan 3 1925
• Well—What About Rome? (ed) Liberty Jan 10 1925
• On Reading (ed) Liberty Jan 17 1925
• Here’s to the Colleges (ed) Liberty Jan 24 1925
• When to Sit Tight (ed) Short Stories Jan 25 1925
• The Navy Is Our First Line (ed) Liberty Jan 31 1925
• Love of Property, of Family, of God (ed) Liberty Feb 7 1925
• Lincoln (ed) Short Stories Feb 10 1925
• Past and Future (ed) Liberty Feb 14 1925
• Regrow Our Vanishing Forests (ed) Liberty Feb 21 1925
• Washington (ed) Short Stories Feb 25 1925
• The American Organizer (ed) Liberty Feb 28 1925
• The Pacific Coast Frontier (ed) Liberty Mar 7 1925
• Unheeded History (ed) Liberty Mar 14 1925
• Dollars, Tons, and Acres (ed) Liberty Mar 21 1925
• Take It in Your Stride (ed) Short Stories Mar 25 1925
• Man and the Suns (ed) Liberty Mar 28 1925
• Patent War Medicine (ed) Liberty Apr 4 1925
• The Salesman’s “Dead” Time (ed) Short Stories Apr 10 1925
• National Sports (ed) Liberty Apr 11 1925
• Children of the Soil (ed) Liberty Apr 18 1925
• Tolerance (ed) Liberty Apr 25 1925, etc.
• Tuning in with the Editor (ed) Radio Stories Apr 1925
• A Weak Spot in American Government (ed) Liberty May 2 1925
• The Exceptional Man (ed) Liberty May 9 1925
• Ambition or Fidelity (ed) Short Stories May 10 1925
• The Revolution As Is (ed) Liberty May 16 1925
• The Third Gate—The Air (ed) Liberty May 23 1925
• They Want to Live (ed) Liberty May 30 1925
• Dirt in Current Literature (ed) Flapper’s Experience May 1925
• Our First Year (ed) Fawcett’s Triple-X Magazine May 1925
• The Future and the Pacific (ed) Liberty Jun 6 1925
• Ragtime and Jazz (ed) Liberty Jun 13 1925
• Town and Country in Government (ed) Liberty Jun 20 1925
• On Loaning Money (ed) Short Stories Jun 25 1925
• Boy Orators (ed) Liberty Jun 27 1925
• Preserve Cowboy Sports (ed) The Frontier Jun 1925
• National Highways (ed) Liberty Jul 4 1925
• The Bravest Man (ed) Short Stories Jul 10 1925
• The American Home (ed) Liberty Jul 11 1925
• Things We Get for Nothing (ed) Liberty Jul 18 1925
• Experience (ed) Short Stories Jul 25 1925
• Modern City Life (ed) Liberty Jul 25 1925
• The Outlook from 584 (cl) Brief Stories Jul 1925, etc.
• The Sob Sister (ed) Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories Jul 1925
• The Up Grade (ed) Liberty Aug 1 1925
• A Spending Nation (ed) Liberty Aug 8 1925
• More Bravery (ed) Short Stories Aug 10 1925
• Reading Well (ed) Liberty Aug 15 1925
• The American Soldier (ed) Liberty Aug 22 1925
• The Awakening of Subject Peoples (ed) Liberty Aug 29 1925
• A Frank Statement Concerning Our Aims and Purposes (ed) Artists and Models Magazine Aug 1925
• Special Editorial Announcement (ed) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1925
• Treat ’Em Rough (ed) Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories Aug/Sep 1925
• Shall We Keep the Philippines? (ed) Liberty Sep 5 1925
• “Did My Best” (ed) Short Stories Sep 10 1925
• Government by Law, Not Men (ed) Liberty Sep 12 1925
• Leaving the Farm (ed) Liberty Sep 19 1925
• The Courage to Go On (ed) Short Stories Sep 25 1925
• Force in Life (ed) Liberty Sep 26 1925
• The Home Ranch (ed) True Western Stories Sep 1925, etc.
• Introducing Fortune’s Favorite Son (ed) Ziffs Magazine Sep 1925
• On the Editors’ Desk (ed) The Blue Magazine Sep 1925, etc.
• Our New Magazine (ed) Fawcett’s Magazine Sep 1925
• Is It So? Or Is It Nightmare? (ed) Liberty Oct 3 1925
• Adjustment to Life (ed) Short Stories Oct 10 1925
• Roads Mean National Unity (ed) Liberty Oct 10 1925
• The Story of West Ham (ed) Liberty Oct 17 1925
• No Barrier for Canadians (ed) Liberty Oct 24 1925
• Mottoes and Slogans (ed) Short Stories Oct 25 1925
• Athletics and Life (ed) Liberty Oct 31 1925
• Play As You Go (ed) Flapper’s Experience Oct 1925
• Goddesses and Gods (ed) Liberty Nov 7 1925
• Drudgery (ed) Short Stories Nov 10 1925
• The Prohibition Breakdown (ed) Liberty Nov 14 1925
• Empire (ed) Liberty Nov 21 1925
• Details (ed) Short Stories Nov 25 1925
• Youth in Military Training (ed) Liberty Nov 28 1925
• The Foretaste (cl) Ainslee’s Magazine Nov 1925, etc.
• Getting One from Many (ed) Liberty Dec 5 1925
• When the Iron Is Hot (ed) Short Stories Dec 10 1925
• Rubber (ed) Liberty Dec 12 1925
• “With Your Shield or on It” (ed) Liberty Dec 19 1925
• What Is Victory? (ed) Short Stories Dec 25 1925
• Talks with Our Readers (cl) Fighting Romances from the West and East Dec 1925, etc.
• Yellow Soap and Cabbage (ed) Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories Dec 1925/Jan ’26
• A Tragedy of Mixed Marriage (ed) Liberty Jan 2 1926
• Red Grange, Pro (ed) Liberty Jan 9 1926
• In a Rut (ed) Short Stories Jan 10 1926
• The Patriotic Game of Presidents (ed) Liberty Jan 16 1926
• Never Too Late to Learn (ed) Liberty Jan 23 1926
• Why the Gun Fighter (ed) Short Stories Jan 25 1926
• Liberty’s “Policy” (ed) Liberty Jan 30 1926
• Constructive Finger Surgery in the Treatment of Deafness (ar) McClure’s Jan 1926
• A New Year and a New Volume (ed) Hutchinson’s Magazine Jan 1926
• The Two Greatest Americans (ed) Liberty Feb 6 1926
• The Children of Who and Why (ed) Mystery Magazine Feb 15 1926
• Trails of Empire (ed) Liberty Feb 20 1926
• The Greatest Thing in the World (ed) Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories Feb/Mar 1926
• The Hang Over (cl) College Humor Feb 1926
• The Sing Sing Follies (ed) Liberty Mar 6 1926
• Too Good to Be True (ed) Short Stories Mar 10 1926
• The Clock of Life (ed) Liberty Mar 13 1926
• Spring (ed) Liberty Mar 20 1926
• Cultivating the Garden of Opportunity (ed) Short Stories Mar 25 1926
• Must the United States Fight Mexico? (ed) Liberty Mar 27 1926
• The Patriotic Game of States (ed) Liberty Mar 27 1926
• What Is “News”? (ed) Liberty Apr 3 1926
• On the Defensive (ed) Short Stories Apr 10 1926
• Uncle Sam Goes to College (ed) Liberty Apr 10 1926
• Why Not Develop Mexico? (ed) Liberty Apr 17 1926
• A Weekly for the Whole Family (ed) Liberty Apr 24 1926
• Every Man to His Fad (ed) Short Stories Apr 25 1926, etc.
• The Road to True Temperence (ed) Liberty May 1 1926
• Citizen Factories (ed) Liberty May 8 1926
• Developing Men (ed) Short Stories May 10 1926
• A Sure Cure (ed) Liberty May 15 1926
• The Great Schoolmaster (ed) Liberty May 22 1926
• Recognize Your Opportunity (ed) Short Stories May 25 1926
• Our Country, Right or Wrong (ed) Liberty May 29 1926
• The Life Story of HRH the Prince of Wales (ed) Hutchinson’s Magazine May 1926
• How to Go Auto Touring (ed) Liberty Jun 5 1926
• Earning a Dollar (ed) Short Stories Jun 10 1926
• Earning a Pound (ed) Short Stories Jun 10 1926, as “Earning a Dollar”.
• Own Your Home (ed) Liberty Jun 12 1926
• Sinclair Lewis and Babbitt (ed) Liberty Jun 19 1926
• Values (ed) Short Stories Jun 25 1926
• The Ladies! God Bless ’Em! (ed) Liberty Jun 26 1926
• Dope (ed) Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories Jun/Jul 1926
• Eve Says— (ed) New Eve Jun 1926
• I Am Old, and I Am Young (ed) McClure’s Jun 1926
• Round the Camp Fire (ed) The Golden Mag. Jun 1926
• An Announcement by the Editor (ms) Ace-High Magazine Jul #1 1926
• The Law of Self Control Is the Best Liquor Law (ed) Liberty Jul 10 1926
• Plodder or Pioneer (ed) Short Stories Jul 10 1926
• The Inferiority Complex of the College Prof (ed) Liberty Jul 17 1926
• Tremendous Trifles (ed) Short Stories Jul 25 1926
• What Makes a Lion Roar? (ed) Liberty Jul 31 1926
• Who Should Go to College? (ed) Liberty Aug 7 1926
• Time the Healer (ed) Short Stories Aug 10 1926
• To France—A Friendly Hint (ed) Liberty Aug 14 1926
• Should Bridge Whist Be Compulsory? (ed) Liberty Aug 21 1926
• Thinking (ed) Short Stories Aug 25 1926
• Abraham Lincoln and the Draft (ed) Liberty Aug 28 1926
• For Men Only (ed) Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories Aug/Sep 1926
• Personal to the Reader (ed) The Argosy (UK) Aug 1926, etc.
• The Other Fellow’s Religion (ed) Liberty Sep 4 1926
• Your Own Game (ed) Short Stories Sep 10 1926
• Shall We Kill the Killers? (ed) Liberty Sep 18 1926
• Captain of Your Soul (ed) Short Stories Sep 25 1926
• What and Why Is an Amateur? (ed) Liberty Oct 2 1926
• Are We Our Brothers’ Keepers? (ed) Liberty Oct 9 1926
• —Especially Carry a Big Stick (ed) Liberty Oct 9 1926
• Make Your Luck (ed) Short Stories Oct 10 1926
• No One Loves Us; But Why Go Into the Garden and Eat Worms? (ed) Liberty Oct 16 1926
• Learn Languages (ed) Liberty Oct 23 1926
• Disfranchising Pennsylvania and Illinois (ed) Liberty Oct 30 1926
• An Important Announcement (cn) Clues Oct 1926
• Our Platform (ed) Sex Oct 1926, etc.
• An Editorial on Sex (ed) Liberty Nov 6 1926
• Taking Away the College Man’s Car (ed) Liberty Nov 13 1926
• “You Can Do It Better with Gas” (ed) Liberty Nov 20 1926
• The Courage of Idealism (ed) Short Stories Nov 25 1926
• Mr. Savage’s “Sacred Pilgrimage” (ed) Liberty Nov 27 1926
• Thanksgiving, 1926 (ed) Liberty Nov 27 1926
• Announcement (ed) Sex Nov 1926
• Important Notice (ed) The Argosy (UK) Nov 1926
• The Annexation of Canada—and Why It Won’t Happen (ed) Liberty Dec 4 1926
• These Be Harsh Words (ed) Liberty Dec 4 1926
• The Boy Is Game (ed) Liberty Dec 11 1926
• The Freedom of the Knees (ed) Liberty Dec 18 1926
• It Comes but Once a Year (ed) Liberty Dec 25 1926
• An Amendment to the Contest Announcement... (ms) Clues Dec 1926
• Does Gangland Rule America? (ed) Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories Dec 1926/Jan ’27
• Let’s Have a Pow-wow! (lt) Ranch Romances Dec 1926
• Better Take Your Wives Along, Boys, and Make Sure (ed) Liberty Jan 1 1927
• Oil and Troubled Waters (ed) Liberty Jan 1 1927
• Canada Can Handle Liquor: Why Can’t We? (ed) Liberty Jan 8 1927
• The Art of Living (ed) Short Stories Jan 10 1927
• Is Mr. Coolidge a Pacifist? (ed) Liberty Jan 15 1927
• Is Pleasure a Sin? (ed) Liberty Jan 22 1927
• Easy Money and Big Business (ed) Short Stories Jan 25 1927
• What’s Coming Next (cl) Cupid’s Diary Jan 25 1927
• More for Rrohibition: Less for Defense (ed) Liberty Jan 29 1927
• Nicaragua and Destiny (ed) Liberty Jan 29 1927
• Concerning the Department Contest (ms) Clues Jan 1927
• Entre-Nous (ed) Pep! Jan 1927, etc.
• Whoopee! Twice-a-Month! (ed) Ranch Romances Feb #1 1927
• Steppin’ High, Wide and Handsome (ed) Ranch Romances Feb #2 1927
• Keeping Health a Secret (ed) Liberty Feb 5 1927
• Should We Give Back Our Southwestern States to Mexico? (ed) Liberty Feb 12 1927
• Education—and What of It? (ed) Liberty Feb 19 1927
• The Road to Success (ed) Short Stories Feb 25 1927
• Hard Cases Make Bad Law (ed) Liberty Feb 26 1927
• Crime, Incorporated (ed) Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories Feb 1927
• New Contest Announcement (cn) Clues Feb 1927
• Who Are Your Favorite Authors? (ed) Ranch Romances Mar #1 1927
• If Any One Should Ride Up and Ask You! (ed) Ranch Romances Mar #2 1927
• The Land of Make-Believe (ed) Liberty Mar 5 1927
• Renumbering the Commandments (ed) Liberty Mar 12 1927
• Deodorize the Stage (ed) Liberty Mar 19 1927
• Who Reads Liberty? (ed) Liberty Mar 19 1927
• Oh, Shucks! Let ’Em Fight (ed) Liberty Mar 26 1927
• Contest Announcement (cn) Clues Mar 1927, etc.
• Facts in Fiction (ed) Clues Mar 1927, etc.
• Police! (ed) Real Detective Tales and Mystery Stories Mar 1927
• Venus Versus Sex (ed) Sex Stories Mar 1927
• Have You Cast a Vote? (ms) Ranch Romances Apr #2 1927
• Religion and Mexico (ed) Liberty Apr 2 1927
• The Right to Trim a Sucker (ed) Liberty Apr 2 1927
• Christopher Columbus Coolidge, Esq. (ed) Liberty Apr 9 1927
• Give the Farmer His Due—Or He’ll Take It (ed) Collier’s Apr 9 1927
• Princeton on Roller Skates (ed) Liberty Apr 9 1927
• Thrift (ed) Short Stories Apr 10 1927
• Let’s Shinny on Our Own Side (ed) Liberty Apr 16 1927
• Let Football Alone (ed) Liberty Apr 23 1927
• Mr. Lewis Lies (ed) Liberty Apr 30 1927