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New York Evening Post [June 16, 1923] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Spring Song · Edna St. Vincent Millay · ??

New York Evening Post [August 13, 1923] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Outward Bound · Christopher Morley · ??

New York Evening Post [October 6, 1923] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Seafaring in Fiction · William McFee · ??

New York Evening Post [December 22, 1923] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents On the Shelf · Christopher Morley · ??

New York Evening Post [January 8, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Wilson, Not Col House, Was the Master Mind · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 10, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Col House’s Claim to Bank Act Credit Sham, Avers Glass · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 11, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Col House Sought Evasion of Party Plank, Says Glass · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 12, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Col House’s Diary Refutes Bank Act Claim, Glass Says · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 13, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents House Go-Between for Bank Act Foes, Glass Declares · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 14, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Glass Ascribes Miracle Banning Panic to Wilson · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 15, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Glass Says Mind of Wilson Ruled Whole Bank Act · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 17, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Reserve Bill Leak to Bankers Laid to House by Glass · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 18, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Untermeyer Aided by House in Weird Bill, Glass Says · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 19, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents McAdoo Redeems Shift, Imperiling Bill, Glass Says · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 20, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Political Sense of Wilson Shown in Bank Bill Jam · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 21, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Reserve Bill Foes Left Stranded As Bryan Deserts Them · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 22, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Glass Cites Aid of Republicans in Passing Bank Bill · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 24, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents White House Ban Put on Vanderlip, Glass Chronicles · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 25, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Vanderlip’s Plan Riddled in Debate Here, Glass Avers · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 26, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Plan to Give Bill Wall Street Tag Fails, Glass Says · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 27, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Glass Declares Reserve Act Vital Aid to Prosperity · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 28, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Paupers As Heads of Reserve Banks Urged, Glass Says · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 29, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Sponsors Upheld in Final Bank Bill Vote, Glass Says · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [January 31, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Wilson Lauds Aid of Republicans in Signing Bank Act · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [February 1, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Glass Finds Rush to Claim Bank Act After Its Success · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [February 2, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents US Reserve Board on Supreme Court Plane, Glass Says · Carter Glass · ??

New York Evening Post [February 3, 1927] Incomplete details taken from Copyright Renewal Records. Need Contents Plan to Cut Total of Reserve Banks Nipped, Glass Says · Carter Glass · ??

New York Five Cent Library    (about) Details supplied by Jess Nevins.

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #1, August 12, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) John L., Jr., the Young Knocker-Out; or, Fighting for a Fortune [John L. Sullivan, Jr.] · Billy Madden · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #2, August 19, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) O’Brien, the Bunco King; or, Nat Woods’ Capture of an All-Around Crook [Nat Woods] · Anon. · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #3, August 26, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) The Cherry Hill Gang; or, Murdered at Midnight · Tom Ward · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #4, September 2, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) John L. Jr., at Coney Island; or, the Plot to Keep a Fighter Down [John L. Sullivan, Jr.] · Billy Madden · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #5, September 9, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Telegraph Tom at Work; or, the Young Desperado’s Oath [Telegraph Tom] · William Murray · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #6, September 16, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Dead Shot Dave, the Nerviest Sport on Record; or, the Card Wizard of the Mississippi [Dead Shot Dave] · Jim Bowie · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #7, September 23, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Pawnee Bill, the Hero of Oklahoma; or, the Fugitive of Refuge Ranch [Pawnee Bill] · Harry Hart · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #8, September 30, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) John L., Jr., in New York; or, Fighting Four to One [John L. Sullivan, Jr.] · Billy Madden · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #9, October 7, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Tom Edison, Jr., in Australia; or, in Search of a Golden Treasure [Tom Edison, Jr.] · Philip Reade · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #10, October 15, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) John L., Jr., in New Orleans; or, Fighting Without a Backer or Trainer [John L. Sullivan, Jr.] · Billy Madden · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #11, October 22, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Nat Woods’ Great Capture; or, the King of the Counterfeiters [Nat Woods] · Anon. · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #12, October 29, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Shadowed in a Wagon; or, Telegraph Tom’s Shrewd Trick [Telegraph Tom] · William Murray · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #13, November 5, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) The Stable Gang’s Last Battle; or, Killed for Revenge · Tom Ward · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #14, November 12, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Gentleman Jack; or, From Student to Pugilist [Gentleman Jack] · Jim Daly · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #15, November 19, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Nat Woods Among the New York Crooks; or, Pete the Bunco Sharp [Nat Woods] · Anon. · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #16, November 26, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Dead Shot Dave in Butte; or, Breaking the Green Cloth Record [Dead Shot Dave] · Jim Bowie · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #17, December 3, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) John L., Jr. in Chicago [John L. Sullivan, Jr.] · Billy Madden · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #18, December 10, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Pawnee Bill to the Rescue [Pawnee Bill] · Harry Hart · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #19, December 17, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Tom Edison, Jr.’s Electric Eagle; or, In Search of a Mountain of Gold [Tom Edison, Jr.] · Philip Reade · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #20, December 24, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Nat Woods Tracing the Chrystie Street Tragedy [Nat Woods] · Anon. · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #21, December 31, 1892] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Daisy Dave, the Sport Detective; or, a Dandy and Don’t You Forget It · Ralph Watson · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #22, January 7, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) John L., Jr., in San Francisco; or, Fighting a Ringer [John L. Sullivan, Jr.] · Billy Madden · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #23, January 14, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Gotham’s Dark Side; or, Crime in Hell’s Kitchen · Tom Ward · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #24, January 21, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Dead Shot Dave in Spokane; or, a Lone Hand and a High Stake [Dead Shot Dave] · Jim Bowie · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #25, January 28, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) The Bluff Gang’s Oath · Tom Ward · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #26, February 4, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) John L., Jr., in Pittsburgh; or, Fighting the Law [John L. Sullivan, Jr.] · Billy Madden · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #27, February 11, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Robbed on the Highway; or, Nat Woods After Big Game [Nat Woods] · Anon. · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #28, February 18, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) The Grand Street Dodger; or, Telegraph Tom’s Strategy [Telegraph Tom] · William Murray · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #29, February 25, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) The Court House Thieves; or, a Clean Haul by Nat Woods [Nat Woods] · Anon. · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #30, March 4, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) John L., Jr., in St. Louis [John L. Sullivan, Jr.] · Billy Madden · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #31, March 11, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Flip-Up Larry, the High-Roller; or, New York Under the Electric Light [Flip-Up Larry] · Louis Tracy · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #32, March 18, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Gentleman Jack’s Debut; or, the Ring Champion on the Stage [Gentleman Jack] · Jim Daly · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #33, March 25, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Dead Shot Dave in Tacoma; or a Fortune at One Throw [Dead Shot Dave] · Jim Bowie · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #34, April 1, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) John L. Jr., in Cincinnati; or, Fighting for the Poor and Weak [John L. Sullivan, Jr.] · Billy Madden · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #35, April 8, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Telegraph Tom’s Still Hunt; or, Tug the News Boy Crook [Telegraph Tom] · William Murray · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #36, April 15, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Gentleman Jack’s Tour; or, the Ring Champion and His Enemies [Gentleman Jack] · Jim Daly · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #37, April 22, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Struck Down from Behind; or, The Gas House Gang’s Last Victim · Tom Ward · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #38, April 29, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Flip-Up Larry’s Little Game; or, the High-Roller in the Pool Rooms [Flip-Up Larry] · Louis Tracy · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #39, May 6, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Pawnee Bill’s Brave Stand-Off; or, the Defense of Cedar Creek [Pawnee Bill] · Harry Hart · na

New York Five Cent Library [v1 #40, May 13, 1893] (Street & Smith, 5¢, 16pp, tabloid) Mayor Liederkranz of Hoboken; or, the Jolly Captain of the Pretzel Schuetzen Corps · Peter Pad · na