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INTRODUCTION Papers of a journalism educator, dean of University of Missouri School of Journalism, and author of Pulitzer Prize-winning History of American Magazines; and his wife.

DONOR INFORMATION The papers were donated to the Western Historical Manuscript Collection by the University of Missouri Library on 10 December 1957 (Accession No. 3332). An addition was donated on 10 December 1959 by Frank Luther Mott (Accession No. 3423). Another addition was placed on contract by the Frank Luther Mott Estate on 10 August 1965 (Accession No. 3632).

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES Frank Luther Mott, professor of journalism and dean, was born in Keokuk County, Iowa, on 4 April 1886, to David Charles and Mary E. Tipton Mott. He attended Audobon High School, Audobon, Iowa, and graduated in 1903. He was a student at Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa, 1903-1906. From there Mott went to the University of Chicago where he received his Ph.B. in 1907. His M.A. (1917) and Ph.D. (1928) degrees in English were received from Columbia University. He married Vera H. Ingram, 7 September 2010. They had one daughter, Mildred. Mott was co-editor with his father of the Marengo (Iowa) Republican, 1907-1914; editor, Grand Junction (Iowa) Globe, 1914-1917; instructor, Marquand School for Boys, Brooklyn, New York, 1918-1919; platform manager in the Chautauqua circuit, Des Moines, Iowa, during summers 1917-1920; professor of English at Simpson College, 1919-1921; assistant professor of English at University of Iowa, 1925-1927; professor of journalism and director of the School of Journalism, 1927-1942, dean, School of Journalism, 1942-1951, and emeritus, 1951-1964, at the University of Missouri; on leave as section chief of journalism, American University, Biarritz, France, 1945-1946; on leave as adviser to Japanese news leaders, 1947; joint editor with John Frederick of The Midland, 1925-1930, and associate editor, 1930-1933; editor-in-chief of Journalism Quarterly, 1930-1934; chairman of National Council for Research in Journalism, 1934- 1938. Mott was awarded the Pulitzer Prize, 1939, and Bancroft Prize, 1958 for his work in the history of American magazines. His honorary degrees included: Litt.D., Simpson College, 1939; L.H.D., Boston University, 1941; Litt.D., Temple University, 1945; LL.D., Marquette University, 1958. (See folder 2176 for chronological list of honors.) Mott was a member of the following organizations: Modern Language Association of America; American Association Teachers of Journalism; American C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 2

Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism (President 1929, 1950); American Antiquarian Society; American Historical Association; American Dialect Society; Alpha Tau Omega; Kiwanis Club; Kappa Tau Alpha (president 1936-1939); and Sigma Delta Chi. Mott was also the author of numerous books and articles on journalism and magazine history, among them: A History of American Magazines, 5 volumes; American Journalism; News in America; and Jefferson and the Press. He also wrote short stories. Vera Ingram Mott was born on October 5, 1885, in Mt. Ayr, Iowa, to Adalaska O. and Sara Kinsell Ingram. She attended Mt. Ayr High School and graduated in 1903. She was a student at Simpson College and received her degree in 1907. Vera Mott taught English at Indianola High School in Indianola, Iowa, before her marriage in 1910, and at Simpson College, 1926-1928. She assisted her husband with his research, writing, and indexing. The Motts moved to Columbia, Missouri, in 1942. Vera Mott helped organize and was a member of Journalism Women at University of Missouri, Crafts Guild, and Weaver’s Guild. She was also a member of the Fortnightly Club, The Readers, Wednesday Study Club, Chapter AZ of PEO Sisterhood, Pi Beta Phi sorority, Friends of the Library, and the League of Women Voters. Her interests included pewter working, weaving, candle making, gardening, and reading. She was the author of two articles on dime novels in The Palipsest, a publication of the State Historical Society of Iowa. Vera Mott was honored by Theta Sigma Phi (1959) and Journalism Women at the University of Missouri (1961).

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The papers have been arranged into the following ___ series: Mott’s Published Works; Correspondence and Papers; Pamphlets on Journalism; Magazine History; Journalism History; Mott’s Publications; Unpublished Manuscripts; Subject Material; Biographical Data; Autograph Collection; Vera I. Mott; Miscellaneous; Degrees, Awards, Certificates, and Memberships; Diaries (Microfilm); Diaries and Personal Correspondence; Volumes; Card Files; and Audio Cassettes. The collection contains Mott’s books and copies of his published articles; personal correspondence, professional correspondence including material on journalism associations and Mott's work as Dean of the Iowa (1927-1942) and Missouri (1942-1951) Schools of Journalism; published and unpublished manuscripts; clippings, pamphlets, letters and index cards on the history of American Journalism, magazines, and bestselling books; memorabilia; photographs; autograph collection; awards and degrees. Vera I. Mott’s papers include clippings; photographs; article on dime novels; memorabilia; and awards. More complete series descriptions are located in the folder list. Note: Material in this collection was arranged by Mildred Mott Wedel and processed by the Western Historical Manuscript Collection. C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 3

FOLDER LIST

Mott’s Published Works Series f. 1 Undated reviews and short articles. f. 2 "Youth and Death," The Sewanee Review, July-September 1918. f. 3 "Eyes," The Stratford Journal, 1920. 2 reprints. f. 4-5 "The Man with the Good Face," The Midland, December 1920. Brochure reprint, 1921 f. 6 "Whim Whams" column in Cedar Rapids Gazette, 1921-unknown date f. 7 "The Man with the Good Face," (Spanish translation) Inter-America, May 1922. f. 8 "Carlyle's American Public," Philological Quarterly, Vol. IV, No. 3. 3 reprints. f. 9 "Master of Oratory," The Palimpsest, February 1924. f. 10 "Pronunciation of Iowa," The Iowa Alumnus, November 1924. f. 11 "The Harlem Poets," The Midland, May 1927. f. 12-13 "The Christian Disciple and the Christian Examiner," The New England Quarterly, April 1928. f. 14 "A Brief History of 'Graham's Magazine," Studies in Philology, July 1928 f. 15 "Books for the Newspaperman," The Iowa Journalist, August 1928; "The Man with the Good Face," The Scholastic, December 15, 1928. f. 16 "Words," Quill and Scroll, April-May 1929. f. 17 "Life and Color," The Midland, July-August 1929. f. 18-19 "The Man with the Good Face," Wartburg Almanac, 1929; The Golden Book Magazine, May, 1930. f. 20 "Estimate of Piper," Present-Day American Literature, April 1931. f. 21 "Selected List of Books on Journalism," University of Iowa Extension Bulletin, May 1932. f. 22 "Literature with Roots," The Midland, May-June 1932. f. 23 Book review clipping, 1932. "Iowa Looks at Ruth Suckow," Wings, October 1934. f. 24 "Revolt Against the City," ghost-written by Mott, 1935. f. 25 "One Hundred and Twenty Years," The North American Review, June 1935. f. 26 Benjamin Franklin, edited by Mott and Jorgenson. f. 27-29 "Footnote to Mortality," Prairie Schooner, Summer 1936; Modern Story, August, 1936. f. 30 "Iowa," remarks upon receiving plaque for literature in 1939. 6 copies. f. 31 "The Beginnings of Artemus Ward," Journalism Quarterly, June 1941. 5 reprints. f. 32 "The Thirty-Three Themes of Modern Imaginative Literature," University of Iowa Extension Bulletin, July 1941. 2 copies. f. 33 "American Newspapers," radio conversation between Mott and John Frederick printed by Northwestern University on the Air, October 1941. C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 4

3 copies. f. 34 "Trend in Newspaper Content," The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, January 1942. 5 reprints. f. 35 "The Development of News Concepts in American Journalism," Mellett Lecture, 1942. 5 copies. f. 36 "Facetious News Writing, 1833-1883," Mississippi Valley Historical Review, June 1942. f. 37 "The Man with a Good Face," Clear Horizons, October 1942. f. 38 "American Literature in Wartimes--Past and Present," radio conversation between Mott and John Frederick printed by Northwestern University on the Air, January 9, 1943. 5 copies. f. 39 "Our War Propagandas," radio conversation printed by Northwestern University on the Air, November 1943. f. 40 "100 Books on American Journalism," The University of Missouri Bulletin, June 1944; "Evidences of Reliability in Newspapers and Periodicals in Historical Studies," Journalism Quarterly, December 1944. 2 reprints. f. 41-43 "Newspapers in Presidential Campaigns," Public Opinion Quarterly, Fall 1944. 1 issue, 1 reprint, 2 photostats. f. 44 "The Newspaper Coverage of Lexington and Concord," The New England Quarterly, No. 4, 1944. 4 reprints. f. 45 Two book reviews, 1947, 1948. "A Survey of the Japanese Daily Press as of April 1947," Journalism Quarterly, December 1947, 1 reprint. "Getting Down to Brass Tacks for Writers of Science Articles," Mississippi Valley Medical Journal and Radiologic Review, January 1948. 5 reprints. f. 46 "The Professional Element in Journalism," University of Nebraska Publication, 1948. f. 47 "Fifty Years of Life: The Story of a Satirical Weekly," Journalism Quarterly, September 1948. f. 48-49 "The Professional Element in Journalism," speech printed by Press of the Crippled Turtle, 1949. 4 copies. Book Reviews, 1949. f. 50 "The Beadles and their Novels," The Palimpsest, June 1949. f. 51-53 Kappa Tau Alpha Addresses, Press of the Crippled Turtle, 1950. 5 copies. "The Scholar's Way," 1946. "The Liberal Discipline," 1947. "Journalism and History," 1948. "Qualities for Success," 1950. f. 54-55 Book Review, 1950. "The Phantom Flivver," The Saturday Evening Post, January 28, 1950. 3 copies. f. 56 "Six Weeks to See," Living, September 1950. Reprint of "Eyes." f. 57 "A Gallery of American," an anthology published by The New American Library, 1951. f. 58 Four book reviews 1951 and 1952. "Engineering and Humanism," address for Engineers' Week, 1952. Reprint of an essay by Fisher Ames, 1952, with introduction by Mott. f. 59 Missouri Honor Awards for Distinguished Service in Engineering, The University of Missouri Bulletin, 1952. 2 copies. C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 5 f. 60-62 "Has the Press Lost Its Political Punch?", The Columbia Missourian, September 23, 1952. The Rotarian, October 1952. f. 63 "100 Books on American Journalism," The University of Missouri Bulletin, 1953. f. 64-65 "The Magazine Revolution and Popular Ideas in the Nineties," American Antiquarian Society, 1954. 2 reprints. f. 66 Four book reviews, 1954, 1955. "A Quick View," The Christian Science Monitor, April 23, 1954. f. 67-69 Kappa Tau Alpha addresses, Press of the Crippled Turtle, 1955. 5 copies. "Editorial Leadership," 1951. "The Uses of Leisure," 1952. "Devotion to Demos," 1953. "The Religion of a Journalist," 1954. f. 70-71 "The Religion of a Journalist," speech in recognition of Ralph Casey, May 6, 1955. 5 copies. f. 72 "Magazines and Books, 1975: A Merging of Two Fields", Journalism Quarterly, Winter, 1955. 5 reprints. f. 73-74 Three Book Reviews, 1956. "The Present Outlook for Publication of Studies in History and Biography," paper delivered at a seminar sponsored by the Council on Communications Research, August 28, 1956. 5 copies. f. 75-76 "A Gallery of Americans," Tamil and Kannada (India) translations, 2 copies. f. 77 "Pronunciation of Iowa," The Palimpsest, March 1957. f. 78-79 "A Capsule History of American Journalism," for National Newspaper Week, 1957. 2 book reviews. "The First Sunday Paper: A Footnote to History," Journalism Quarterly, Fall 1958. 5 reprints. 1 issue. f. 80 Portuguese translation, 1958. "A Capsule History of American Journalism." f. 81-85 "A Free Press: The Story of an American Newspaper" (U.S. Government Printing Office), 1958. f. 86-87 "Education for Journalism," The Journalism Educator, April 1959. 2 copies. f. 88-90 "200 Books on American Journalism," The University of Missouri Bulletin, September 1959. 5 copies. 2 reviews. f. 91-93 "History of American Magazines" program for series of lectures, 4 copies. Kappa Tau Alpha Addresses, Press of the Crippled Turtle, 1960. 5 copies. "Time Enough," 1955. "Word-Fellows," 1956. "Some Thoughts on Mass Culture," 1957. "The New Newspaper," 1958. f. 94 "A Twentieth-Century Monster: The Mass Audience," Saturday Review, October 8, 1960. 2 copies. f. 95 "New Cultural Era Seen in Surge of Paperbacks," Columbia Missourian, April 17, 1960 and The Iowa Publisher, April, 1961. Book reviews 1960, 1961. 5 Press of Crippled Turtle prints of Mott's verses for the occasion of his 75th birthday on April 4, 1961. f. 96-97 "Country Town Boyhood," The Palimpsest, January 1962. 2 copies. f. 98-100 "The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Speakers" and "The C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 6

Midland," The Palimpsest, March 1962. f. 101 "Resurgence of Neihardt," Quarterly Journal of Speech, April 1962. 5 copies. f. 102-111 "Chautauqua in Iowa," The Palimpsest, May 1962. 10 copies. f. 112-113 "Journalism's Next Quarter Century," The Quill, November 1962. 3 copies. f. 114 "Journalism Schools Keep in Step," 3 book reviews, 1962-1963; "Quaker Boy," Friends Journal, April 1, 1963. f. 115 Chinese translation of "A Free Press." f. 116 "Tom Trite at J-School," Kappa Tau Alpha Address, 1963. 5 copies. f. 117-119 "Iowa Magazines--Series 1," The Palimpsest, July 1963. 3 copies. f. 120-123 "Iowa Magazines--Series 2," The Palimpsest, Aug. 1963. 4 copies. f. 124 "What is the Oldest U.S. Newspaper?", Journalism Quarterly, Winter 1963. 6 reprints. 4 book reviews, 1963, 1964. f. 125 "Too Much 'Show Biz'?", The North American Review, March 1964.

Correspondence and Papers Series f. 126-139 History of American Magazines, 1931-1963. Correspondence with magazine editors and publishers concerning the history of their magazines. f. 129 Critical letter from Mott concerning Time magazine's news coverage. Letters to Mott requesting information about magazine history. f. 131 Contains inquiries about the availability of Mott's magazine history volumes; correspondence between Mott and the Harvard Press concerning publishing plans and problems; Mott anecdote about McClure's visit to the Iowa campus. f. 140-141 History of American Magazines, Illustrated Copy, Volume IV. Photostatic and original copies of old magazine covers. Photostatic copies of old magazine pages, pictures, cartoons and advertisements. Includes photographs of Walter Hines Page, Samuel S. McClure, Frank A. Munsey, Benjamin O. Flower. f. 142-151 American Journalism, Correspondence and News photos, 1946-1962 f. 142-150 Correspondence with the Macmillan Company concerning plans and problems involved in publishing revised editions. Letters of inquiry about phases of journalism history and letters offering minor corrections in the volume. Requests for permission to quote from American Journalism. Correspondence with the publisher concerning a Missouri law which was applied to professor-Authors prohibiting receipt of royalties on books sold to University of Missouri students. f. 151 Contains photographs used as illustrations in the 1962 revised edition. f. 152-154 Golden Multitudes, 1945-1963. Correspondence about the sources and methods used in doing research for this history of American best C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 7

sellers. Mott inquiries of authors and publishers concerning sales figures on best sellers. Contains requests for permission to quote from the book and a letter informing Mott that the book is to be included in the White House library. f. 155-161 News in America, 1948-1957. Correspondence with Ralph Gabriel concerning the writing of this book for the Library of Congress series in American Civilization, and with Harvard University Press on publication. Inquiries of news gathering agencies and other news sources. Requests of publishers and authors for permission to quote from articles and books. Reports from readers of the manuscript including several letters of comments and suggestions from Ralph Casey. Letters of thanks from leading newspaper editors for advance copies of the book. Correspondence with New York newspaper editors about an article (by a student reporter) which expresses their unfavorable reaction to News in America. Mott claimed his book was misrepresented by the student's incorrect use of quotes. f. 162-166 A Gallery of Americans, 1946-1955. Correspondence with Victor Weybright of the New American Library concerning Mott's plans for an anthology of American biography and autobiography. Letters pertaining to publication. Requests of authors and publishers for permission to use copyrighted material. Included is a letter from Weybright concerning the state of the paper-bound book field, and a letter from Handy Brothers Music Co. pertaining to the conditions of the song publishing business. f. 167-184 Old Time Comments on Journalism, 1953-1963. Correspondence concerning the purpose and plans for a series of brochures containing old time comments on journalism. Letters from journalism professors and newspaper editors expressing appreciation for the brochures and commenting on the subjects. Included are many comments about the John Peter Zenger case. Requests for copies of the brochures from many not on the original mailing list. f. 185-194 Time Enough, 1956-1963. Correspondence with a number of publishers in an attempt to find a publisher for this manuscript, a series of autobiographical essays. A long indecisive correspondence with the University of Oklahoma Press ends with the return of the manuscript for revision. Correspondence with the University of North Carolina Press includes readers' reports, the decision to publish and details of publication. Letters from friends and associates, following publication, praising the book and relating their recollections of the past. Howard Mumford Jones gives a colorful reminiscence of his boyhood in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. f. 195 The Missouri Reader. Content outline for this anthology. Correspondence and papers concerning the purpose of the book and possible stories for it. Requests for permission to use copyrighted material. f. 196-207 Magazine Articles and Book Reviews, 1944-1962 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 8

f. 196-197 Correspondence concerning book reviews for The Kiwanis Magazine, 1944-1945. Included are tear sheets from the magazine's book review section. f. 198-207 Correspondence pertaining to articles and reviews written by Mott for magazines 1944-1962. Includes: a critical review of Philip Kinsley's The Chicago Tribune: Its First Hundred Years, Vol. II; article on Dickens' Christmas Carol. Correspondence about a speech by Mott titled "A Twentieth Century Monster: The Mass Audience" presented to a University of Wisconsin institute in 1960 and later published in the Saturday Review. f. 208-234 Encyclopedia Articles, 1944-1964 f. 208-221 Correspondence and papers concerning articles by Mott on journalism subjects for the following encyclopedias: World Book, American Educator, Britannica, Americana, Nelson's, Collier's, American Peoples, Our Wonderful World. f. 222-234 Correspondence about the revision of the Table of Daily Newspapers for Encyclopedia Britannica yearbooks, 1953-1959. Consists mainly of letters to foreign embassies and legations requesting information about the number of newspapers in their respective countries. Included are the replies. f. 235-250 General, 1921-1963. Letters pertaining to manuscripts submitted by Mott to magazines, includes many rejections in the 1920's. Correspondence with professors, publishers and newspapermen concerning research, articles and books. Includes critical reports of articles and books. Requests for information on magazine and journalism subjects. Contains contracts for articles. f. 251-262 Scholarly Inquiries, 1948-1963. Correspondence and papers concerning research problems. Includes inquiries pertaining to method of determining a newspaper's founding date; information on value of old newspapers and magazines; Mott's method of determining best sellers; sources of information; journalism historical facts; Mott's opinion of research projects. Report on prospective Journalism Department for Rhode Island University. Correspondence concerning the purchase of old editions of books listed as best sellers in Golden Multitudes for Mott's collection. f. 263-268 American Council on Education for Journalism, 1947-1953. Correspondence and reports pertaining to the activities of the American Council of Education for Journalism (A.C.E.J.) particularly its accrediting program. Includes minutes of A.C.E.J. meetings. Correspondence concerning the controversy about the value of college accreditation. Includes pamphlets on the National Commission on Accrediting and other accrediting agencies. Includes a questionnaire for a survey of graduate Study programs in journalism. f. 269-285 Association for Education in Journalism, Correspondence and Papers, 1951-1963. Correspondence concerning the Association for Education in Journalism (A.E.J.) programs and objectives including convention C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 9

programs and reports of research projects and manuscripts. Correspondence pertaining to the Council on Communications Research, a division of A.E.J., includes discussion of objectives, possible research projects and likely sources of financial support. Correspondence concerning the conflict in A.E.J. between accredited and non-accredited journalism schools and the parallel split between vocation and research emphasis. Correspondence defending journalism education results from Louis Lyon's critique of journalism schools published in the December, 1957, Atlantic. Contains Mott's reminiscences about the early development of A.E.J. f. 286-288 Fulbright Grants, 1951-1954. Correspondence and papers concerning the selection of journalism candidates for Fulbright grants. Includes information on criteria for selecting candidates and available grants. f. 289-296 Journalism Quarterly, 1945-1963. Correspondence concerning the financial problems of the Journalism Quarterly. Letters pertaining to the content include a discussion of the controversy between those who favor emphasis on research articles and those who desire more teaching-method articles. Papers contain book reviews' readers reports on articles; Mott's history of his connection with the Journalism Quarterly and a 1961 Readership Questionnaire. f. 297-312 Kappa Tau Alpha, 1950-1963. Correspondence and papers concerning the business of Kappa Tau Alpha, national journalism scholarship society. Contains letters pertaining to the Kappa Tau Alpha yearbook, new chapter charters, annual lectures, and annual research awards. Included are surveys of membership policy and suggested constitutional revisions. f. 313-316 University of Missouri Library, 1954-1962. Papers contain the minutes of the library committee meetings which include discussions of: library finances; shortage of space; reorganization of processing activities; acquisition and lending rules. Correspondence and papers concerning the forming of the "Friends of the Library" in 1960 and its activities. Included are several copies of this group's constitution. f. 317-327 Missouri University Press, 1954-1963. Correspondence and papers pertaining to the establishment and operation of a press at the University of Missouri. Contains minutes on the advisory committee meeting of the new press, 1958-1963, and readers' reports on manuscripts considered for publication. f. 328-329 Correspondence pertaining to speakers for Missouri Writers' Guild program. Included are the articles of agreement, by-laws, and a membership list of the Missouri Writers' Guild. f. 330 Proposed itinerary for National Editorial Association's Utah meeting in 1949. Constitution and by-laws of the association. 1952 financial statement. Brochure on 1952 meeting. f. 331-334 Correspondence with newspaper editors concerning plans for Press Congress of the World in 1959. Agenda of the Press Congress. Budget. List of foreign delegates and newspaper sponsors. C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 10 f. 335-338 Sigma Delta Chi, 1949-1962. Correspondence concerning historically significant editors and publications as subjects for Sigma Delta Chi historical sites in journalism. Report of Sigma Delta Chi research committee on project, 1958. f. 339-341 Correspondence and papers concerning a Sigma Delta Chi sponsored research project to study the performance of American daily newspapers in reporting the 1956 Presidential campaign. Includes a detailed proposal for the press study. f. 342-348 Professional Activities f. 342 Correspondence with Simpson College contains speaking invitations, fund raising plans and appeals for donations from Mott's library, 1960-1962. f. 343-347 1950-1963 correspondence with newspapers, colleges and other organizations concerning speaking engagements. Includes invitations from: American Antiquarian Society; American Historical Association; English Departments at Notre Dame and Pittsburgh University; Boston Museum of Fine Arts; Minnesota School of Journalism. f. 348 Correspondence and papers pertaining to miscellaneous activities: notes on magazine articles; judging Benjamin Franklin Magazine Awards (1954); resolution recognizing Mott's contribution to journalism; Missouri State Historical Society business, 1953-1961. f. 349-353 Congratulations, 1951-1961. Correspondence concerning Mott's retirement from the journalism deanship in 1951 and congratulating him on his career. Letters of congratulations on the publication of History of American Magazines, Vol. IV and on the winning of research awards for it. f. 354-367 Foreign Countries, 1945-1951. Notes on the French press. Papers and correspondence concerning Mott's 1945 assignment at Biarritz American University in France and his 1947 mission to Japan to consult on Japanese journalism education. His report on Japan includes war damage descriptions; observations about post-war Japan and conversations with General MacArthur and the Emperor. Reprints of Mott's article on the Japanese press published in Journalism Quarterly. Correspondence contains material on: the Korean War with a report from the war front; prospective foreign students; Christmas greetings and letters from former foreign students; descriptions of changes in Japan (1953). Japanese newspaper. f. 368-378 University of Missouri, 1948-1964 f. 368-369 Correspondence and papers pertaining to general university business: proposed retirement plans; traffic regulations; honorary degrees; graduate school; inscription for the Memorial Union building. f. 370-378 Correspondence and papers concerning School of Journalism business: the choice of 50 memorable news pictures; Journalism C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 11

Alumni Association; library acquisitions; annual journalism banquets; 50th anniversary of the Journalism School; journalism research; class rolls. Includes a short statement on the purpose of the doctoral program in journalism. f. 379-430 Degree Candidates, 1950-1964 f. 379-432 Correspondence with journalism degree candidates concerning research projects; comprehensives; manuscript publication; professional references and personal matters. Correspondence reveals Mott's relationship with his degree candidates. Papers contain: applications for admission; proposed programs; abstracts of research projects; written examinations. Included are poems and articles by James Chen, a Chinese student. f. 430 Letters from Herbert Williams briefly discuss his assignment assisting Harry Truman with his memoirs in 1954. Some graduate research subjects discussed were: Kansas City Star; Dallas Times Herald; St. Louis Globe-Democrat; Life magazine; Ida Tarbell. f. 433-487 Personal Correspondence, 1932-1964. Correspondence with friends, associates, former students and admirers. Reminiscences. Expressions of appreciation and admiration for Mott's scholarly efforts, his teaching and his kindness. Letters concerning personal matters such as habits, health, religion and hobbies. Includes: an amusing description of Mott's way of offering prayer; mention of the Unitarian fellowship in Columbia; negotiations for rent and later purchase of a summer cabin in Colorado; references to Mott's amateur painting. f. 451 Contains a 1953 statement of China policy by John W. Powell and an article relating his experiences before the Jenner Committee in 1954. f. 454 Mott receives "The Big Red Apple" journalism award from San Jose State College. f. 457 Invitation to receive an honorary degree at Marquette University. f. 458 Contains letter announcing the Bancroft Prize for A History of American Magazines, Vol. IV. Received a fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies to finish Vol. V. Request for: advice on research and writing projects; information about magazines and newspapers; personal references; permission to write Mott's biography in 1963; autographs. f. 464 Letter notifying Mott of his election to The Society of American Historians (1961). f. 480 Contains a request from the Friends Society for Mott's support of a bill to aid the displaced Seneca Indian Nation. Mott responds with a letter to Senator Symington on behalf of the bill. News releases concerning: Mott's gift of papers to the University of Missouri, 1961, establishment of a Frank Luther Mott Historical Award in Journalism, 1962. C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 12

f. 485 Letter explaining Mott's desires for memorial services for himself and his wife written May 1954. Birthday and holiday greetings. Correspondence pertaining to the Missouri Reader published in 1964. Invitations to join associations and give lectures. f. 488-489 Personal Correspondence, Ralph Casey, 1955-1964. Correspondence between Mott and Ralph Casey primarily consisting of Casey's letters but includes a few copies of Mott's replies. Letters contain mutual congratulations on their careers. Casey refers to Mott as a humanist and a great scholar. Included is some discussion of journalism education and trends in research. Casey tells Mott that he place dmott's name first when President Middlebush asked his advice when choosing a man for the Missouri deanship. Casey compliments Mott on the choice of contents for the Missouri Reader. Personal matters are discussed such as health and gardening. f. 490-492 Personal Correspondence, John Frederick, 1917-1964. Correspondence with John Frederick pertaining to: The Midland; literary interests; research projects; Frederick's teaching at Notre Dame and Iowa; travel; families and health. Includes a prospectus for two studies Frederick planned: one on the religious dilemma of the 19th century American novelist--Twain, Hawthorne, Melville, James, Cooper; and the other on literary works of Richard Jefferies, W.H. Hudson, Edward Thomas, Henry Williamson. f. 493-498 Personal Business, 1917-1964. Correspondence and papers pertaining to personal business such as academic appointments; college transcripts; insurance and retirement plans; salaries; estate planning. Orders for newspapers, old comics, rare books, and magazine subscriptions. Correspondence about the legal case against the Kansas City Star involving news competition. An application to the American Council of Learned Societies for a fellowship to complete Vol. V of American Magazines. Correspondence with Howard Mumford Jones, Allan Nevins, Elmer Ellis, and Arthur Schlesinger, Sr. pertaining to this application.

Pamphlets on Journalism Series f. 499-509 Advertising: Better business Bureau publications; Robert McCormick's views; bibliography of advertising books; glossary of terms; pro and con arguments. f. 510-515 American Newspaper Publishers Association pamphlets consisting of prize winning essays on the press written by journalism students, 1941- 1951. f. 516 Outline of 3 week American Press Institute. f. 517-518 Bibliography: Includes newspaper and journalism book catalogues; list of published readership research surveys to 1948. f. 519-522 Pamphlets concerning the Business and Industrial Press. C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 13 f. 523 Camp Paper: Report on Stars and Stripes and Yank, 1945. f. 524-526 Pamphlets on cartoons and caricature. f. 527 Chains: pamphlets concerning Scripps-Howard & Hearst newspapers. f. 528-530 Circulation of newspapers. f. 531 Columnists Eugene Field and Robert Burdette f. 532 Comics. f. 533-534 Communications: press; history of the typewriter; press wireless; transmission of news. f. 535 Community Service of Newspapers: speeches, 1948. f. 536 Consolidation: Paducah, Kentucky f. 537 Content analysis of news pertaining to the Nixon-Douglas senatorial campaign in California. f. 538-540 Criticism of the press. f. 541 Editor & Publisher: 60th anniversary copy. f. 542-543 Editorials: Includes prize winning editorials 1916-1941. f. 544-564 Editors and Publishers. Pamphlets on: Moses Annenbert; James Bradford; James Clarke; James G. Edwards; Philip Freneau; Benjamin Franklin; Winifred and Joseph Gales; Henry Grady; Horace Greeley; Charles Dana; Frederic Hudson, Crosby S. Noyes; Joseph Pulitzer, Sr.; C.P. Scott; Edgar Snowden, Sr.; William Allen White; John Greenleaf Whittier; James Kilgallen; Harrison Gray Otis; Marlen Pew; William R. Nelson; W.W. Holden; George Harrington. f. 565-587 Journalism Education. Pamphlets concerning: teaching of journalism; curriculums; cooperation between the press and schools; review of graduate standards; surveys of journalism schools; careers in journalism; Chinese journalism education, 1936; college daily newspapers; professional standards; views of newspaper editors and publishers on journalism education; Missouri School of Journalism Silver Anniversary. f. 588-596 Pamphlets on ethical practices in journalism. Includes articles by Walter Williams, Robert R. McCormick, Arthur H. Sulzberger and Norval Neil Luxon. f. 597-602 Pamphlets on Foreign Press: list of newspapers published in Great Britain and Ireland; includes material on the press in Germany (1931- 1953), France 91930-1947?), Japan (1920-1952), Scandanavia (1932- 1952), Burma, India, Spain and Portugal; copy of The Penny Magazine; contains International Press Institute publications and news of World Press Congress, Chinese newspapers. f. 603-619 Pamphlets concerning freedom of the press includes: article on John Wilkes Case in 18th Century Great Britain; articles by Robert McCormick; St. Louis Post-Dispatch symposium; Missouri School of Journalism freedom of information conference. f. 620-623 Pamphlets on function of newspapers. f. 624-654 Pamphlets concerning history of the press include the following subjects: colonial newspapers; John Peter Zenger; seditious libel; American Revolution; Bill of Rights; Jefferson and journalism; David C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 14

Frothingham; printing in South Africa; early journalism in Ohio, Tennessee, Kansas, Alabama, Montana, California, Minnesota, South Carolina, Arizona, New York; history of the Toledo Blade, Cherokee Phoenix, Boston Daily Globe, National Intelligencer, New Orleans National Advocate; Mormon journalism; copy of Penny Magazine; Horace Greeley; letters to Samuel Tilden by Greeley; Pony Express. f. 655-666 History of the Press f. 655-662 Pamphlets on journalism history in Iowa. Includes articles on early newspapers in Iowa; Copperheads of Iowa: G.D. Perkins of the Sioux City Journal; early Iowa editors; newspapers of Warren County. f. 663-666 Pamphlets on journalism history in Missouri include articles on The Holt County Sentinel; chronicle of Missouri history 1673- 1924; editors. Contains a thesis on the Missouri Intelligencer and Boon's Lick Advertiser, 1819-1829. Includes a copy of the Fulton Telegraph, 1891. f. 667-672 Pamphlets concerning the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938; writing for a union paper; collective bargaining for professional employees; Labor-Management Relations Act of 1947; Dept. of Labor publication; federal laws bulletins from American Newspaper Publishers Association, Constitution of American Newspaper Guild. f. 673-679 Pamphlets pertaining to Law of the Press: includes cases involving contempt charges, libel, property rights in news. Judiciary and the press. Employment of minors. f. 680-682 Pamphlets on mechanical equipment used in printing. f. 683-691 Lectures delivered under the Don R. Mellett Memorial Fund 1933- 1961. Lectures include: Robert McCormick, Roy Howard, Felix Morley, Mott, Paul Bellamy, Mark Ethridge, Palmer Hoyt, George Sokolsky, Grove Patterson, James Pope, Louis M. Lyons, Robert J. Blakely, Kenneth Dixon, Edward J. Mowery, James Reston, Lee Hills, Gerald W. Johnson. f. 692-705 Negro Press: Race in the News; proceedings of Negro press conference, 1943. Lincoln Journalism Newsletter, 1945-1955, published by Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Missouri, includes news about Negro journalism; segregation; progress of racial desegregation; advertising potential in Negro market; first Negro admitted to Washington Press Club. f. 706-708 Use of newspapers in the classroom and preparing a school newspaper. f. 709-725 Reporting f. 709-714 Reporting: pamphlets concerning newspaper writing, accuracy of the news, hiring and training reporters and copyreaders, sports writing. The Great Debates of the 1960 Presidential campaign, news philosophy. f. 715-716 Agriculture reporting. f. 717 Crime news. f. 718-723 Science reporting, training for science writer. C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 15

f. 724-725 Reporting from Washington for the New York Times. Lectures by James Reston on reporting foreign policy. f. 726 Newspaper syndicates f. 727-728 Television f. 729 Newspaper terminology f. 730-740 Typography. Speech on "European Recollections" delivered before the New York Typographical Society, 1861, folder 731. f. 741-743 Journalism profession, careers in journalism, newspaper work. f. 744-747 War: War correspondents; a list of correspondents killed in World War II; Iwo Jima flag raising photograph; press in wartime; effects of war upon the economics of newspaper publishing; heroes of the press; war information and censorship. f. 748-757 Weekly newspapers: pamphlets about country journalism with special treatment to South Dakota, Missouri, Ralls Banner in Texas, Idaho, Iowa, Wisconsin. Includes 1898 issues of The Country Editor. Shopping for a country weekly and jobs in rural journalism are subjects treated. f. 758 Women in journalism: survey and poll of women journalists, 1944.

Magazine History Series f. 759-922 Clippings, correspondence, articles and promotional material related to Mott's History of American Magazines. This data is organized alphabetically by magazine. f. 772 Letter from Willard Church concerning his father William Conant Church, founder of the Army and Navy Journal. f. 797 Letter dated May 1, 1931, from the editor of Current History Magazine describing the origin and purpose of the magazine. f. 805-806 Papers on Esquire Magazine include summary of the case of Esquire vs. Postmaster General concerning censorship (1943- 1944). f. 815 Letter dated Jan. 16, 1929, from Lawrence Martin about Sarah J. Hale's influence on Godey's Lady's Book. f. 850-854 Thesis: The History of McClure's Magazine. f. 865 Correspondence from Gilbert and Melville Grosvenor relating the history of The National Geographic. f. 905-906 Draft by William C. Stewart concerning Today, a magazine organized to give Roosevelt's New Deal favorable publicity. f. 923-980 Clippings, correspondence, and articles about magazine history organized alphabetically by category. Contains data on: advertising; John Frederick Bangs (includes correspondence from Francis Bangs on career of J.F. bangs); bibliography; magazines for the blind; business publications; circulation; comics; educational periodicals; foreign news service for trade magazines; overseas editions; freelancing; historical magazines; hobbies; house organs; humor; little magazines (includes a thesis); masonic periodicals; Negro, news, picture and penal C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 16

magazines; postal controversy; pulp; religion; science and science fiction (includes correspondence with Hugo Gernsback regarding his science publications); Sunday weeklies; theatrical trade journals; transportation; typographic; women; and miscellany. f. 981-999 Newsletters (1947-1961) sponsored by Business magazines, Inc. Contains news about advertising, circulation; 2nd class postal rates; paper prices; staff and ownership changes; new magazines; censorship and other subjects of interest to magazine publishers. f. 1000-1006 Magazine Publishers Association: bulletins on activities; advertising; legislation affecting magazines; speeches made at conferences. f. 1007-1014 Catalogues offering specimens of American magazines from colonial to modern times. Includes a list of important magazines 1848-1887 and Mott's classified list of magazines 1900-1930.

Journalism History Series f. 1015-1171 Clippings and correspondence on journalism history: advertising; newspaper chains (Newhouse & Hearst): comics; journalism education; foreign press (date concerning foreign newspapers); press history; hoaxes; labor problems; law of the press; Negro press; news gathering agencies; newsletters; daily, small town, student and suburban newspapers; newspapers of Newburyport, Massachusetts; ownership and investment; photojournalism; postal rates and services; press associations; printing; journalism profession; censorship (codes for wartime); influence of the press; public opinion (Gallup polls, presidential press relations, presidential elections, propaganda, readership studies); public relations; radio (Commentators and the news, freedom of speech, relations with the press); reporting (big stories, crime, science, war, etc.); information on old and rare newspapers; Theodore Kruglak talk on journalism research. f. 1172-1184 Salaries, syndicates tabloids, terms, television, trump printers, typography, United Nations and the press, verse, women in journalism. f. 1185-1201 Bibliography. Various lists of books on journalism; thesis on novels concerning journalistic subjects; list of graduate theses in Journalism 1945-1947; correspondence pertaining to compilation of a list of important books in journalism. f. 1202-1320 Samples of old newspapers and reprints, almanacs, magazines, and a copy of The New England Primer. Includes copies of Gleason's Pictorial, Harpers Weekly, Massachusetts Spy, Methodist Advocate (Atlanta, Georgia), Peterson's Magazine. Portraits of early journalism figures. Reprints of Vicksburg Daily Citizen, wallpaper editions, 1863. f. 1321-1333 Special Publications. Special newspaper anniversary editions, history of the press publication in France, photographic publications, readership study publications. Included are: London Times Anniversary Edition, 1935; Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, 1947; and Indianapolis News Headline History (reproductions of World War II C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 17

front pages). f. 1334-1335 Correspondence with newspaper editors and publishers concerning developments in the press, 1946. f. 1336-1337 Notes and speeches on freedom of the press. f. 1338-1344 Letters from editors, responding to a Mott inquiry in 1934, stating what they consider to be the function of a newspaper. Includes notes on this subject. f. 1350-1355 Articles about propaganda, rumors during World War II, war and journalism, and miscellany.

Mott’s Publications Series f. 1356 Rewards of Reading: Reviews. f. 1357-1367 A History of American Magazines: reviews, illustrations and congratulatory letters on winning the Pulitzer Prize in 1939. f. 1368-1369 News Stories 1933 and 1934: Reviews. f. 1370-1371 Headlining America: Reviews. f. 1372-1377 American Journalism: Reviews. f. 1378-1407 Golden Multitudes: Clippings about authors and best sellers, reviews, correspondence, and photographs. f. 1408-1409 News in America: Reviews. f. 1410-1426 Time Enough: Manuscript, reviews. f. 1427-1475 Missouri Reader: Manuscript, reviews. f. 1476-1477 Miscellaneous publications: Reviews. f. 1478-1493 Publishing Accounts. Publishing contracts, correspondence and royalty statements on the publication and sale of Mott's books: A History of American Magazines, Good Stories, Interpretation of Journalism, Headlining America, American Journalism, Golden Multitudes, Anthology of American Literature, A Gallery of Americans, News in America, miscellaneous books.

Unpublished Manuscripts Series

Note: Mrs. Wedel arranged the material in f. 1494-1605. Some of the manuscripts may have been published but the staff at Western Historical Manuscript Collection has not checked each item. Some pieces are out of chronological order because they were dated after collection was processed. f. 1494-1507 Undated f. 1494 Incomplete list of unpublished manuscripts. f. 1495-1505 Essays: "Jonah," "Periodicals," "Dreams," "The Poetry of Everyman," "Facetious Writing and Editing of News 1833- 1883." Articles on magazine history. f. 1506-1507 Notes on journalism, literature and miscellany. f. 1508-1524 1900-1921, Approximately f. 1508-1511 High school essays and college papers including a debate on C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 18

Negro rights (1904) and an essay on the advance of Japan (1905). f. 1512-1517 Speeches most of which were delivered while Mott was editor of the Grand Junction (Iowa) Globe. Subjects are: patriotism, religion, Shakespeare, Theodore Roosevelt, success. f. 1518 Booklet containing Mott's brief description of people he met while platform manager of the Chautauqua circuit in Iowa, 1917- 1920. f. 1519-1524 Speeches and papers prepared while teaching at Simpson College 1919-1921. Includes: a chapel talk and toastmaster speech, essays on reading, and on Neihardt; class records. f. 1525-1539 1920s. Course outlines, class notes and reading notes from Mott's days as a graduate student at Columbia University. Includes notes from Harry Morgan Ayre's Medieval Literature course, Carl Van Doren's American Literature, Brander Matthew's drama lectures and George Philip Krapp's English Usages. f. 1540-1575 1921-1942, Approximately. Notes for courses Mott taught at the University of Iowa. Includes the short story, American Literature and "Today's Problems" which pertains to current (about 1934) social, political and economic problems. Speeches Mott delivered at high school commencements in small towns. Subjects are: "Courage", "Progress and the New World". Articles and talks on: National Police Gazette, Thomas Carlyle, Midwestern literature, journalism, Job, Stephen V. Benet, Negro poetry (includes comment on the Negro's place in America), word usage, press and democracy, Hitler, drama, education. Included are poems and humorous articles authored by Mott. Also receipt notebook for Journalism Quarterly. f. 1576-1605 1942-1964, Approximately. f. 1576-1591 Articles and speeches given while Mott was Dean at the University of Missouri. Subjects are: wire services and syndicates, Field and Mott disagreement over role of newspaper in Presidential elections, H.F. Dill of the Memphis Appeal, freedom of the press, freelancing for medical journals, Westbrook Pegler, country correspondence, South Bend Tribune, role of propaganda, Horace Greeley, modern newspaper, journalism education, best sellers and book publishing, note on Missouri journalists, magazine history (includes scope, miscellaneous sketches and page proofs for History of American Magazine IV). f. 1580 Industrial Journalism (interviews and editors' replies to Mott's questionnaire. f. 1591 "Newspapers and War: An Historical Analysis" (1942 speech). f. 1592-1605 Articles and speeches given while Mott was Dean at the University of Missouri pertaining to: Christmas Carol, Japanese Press, travels in Europe (1945), journalism profession, Luce Commission Report, George Washington, La Prensa, C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 19

photojournalism, improving newspapers, Charles G. Ross, women's education, Middlebush dinner, Christmas, Job, television Tom Trite, and miscellany. f. 1604-1605 "A 20th Century Monster: The Mass Audience" (speech discussing problems in mass communication).

Subject Material Series

Note: Check index terms for specific individual or topic. f. 1606-1852 Pamphlets, clippings and articles collected by Mott during his lifetime concerning: American and British authors and poets, American Humanists, Beadle fiction, Bible, More Books (article by Arthur Schlesinger, Sr. on American etiquette), paperback books, Albert Brisbane, Ralph Casey, Chicago fire (1861), Winston Churchill, John A. Cockerill (contains galley proofs for Homer A. King's Pulitzer's Prize Editor), conformity, copyright law (1919), Winterton C. Curtis, Irving Dilliard, dime novels, drama, Fifth Amendment, Benjamin Franklin, Frontier, Abbe Gardner, Alexander Hamilton, Historical Time Line, Herbert Hoover, humor, Iowa, Japan, Thomas Jefferson, copies of Journal of Journalism History, Ladies Home Journal (editor's pages 1912-1913), Ladies Letter-Writer (1869), Harold Laski, Abraham Lincoln, Walter Lippman, The Midland Monthly, Midwestern literature, Missouri, Robert M. Neal, Negro question, John G. Neihardt, copies of The Periodical Post Boy, poetry, philology, publishing firms, socialism, Trovillion Private Press, Harry Truman, Allan Walker Read, religion, Russian literature, war's effect on literature, Eugene Fitch Ware, Walter Williams, Woodrow Wilson, Grant Wood, and miscellany.

Biographical Data Series f. 1853-1976 Mementos and Clippings f. 1853-1857 Undated, 1903-1931 f. 1853-1855 Undated miscellaneous mementos and clippings from Iowa and Missouri days. Includes a brief genealogical sketch of the Frank L. Mott family and congratulations on selection of Mott's story for O'Brien's The Best Short Stories of 1921. f. 1856 Scrapbook from Simpson College and University of Chicago days (1903-1907). f. 1857 Picture postcards of Frank and Vera Mott during their early married life, article from time Mott was co-editor of Marengo (Iowa) Republican, and miscellany. f. 1858-1892 Approximately 1931-1942. Mementos and clippings from period Mott was Dean at the University of Iowa. Includes material on his work as teacher and journalism head, his family, C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 20

vacation souvenirs, programs and playbills. Among clippings are pieces on: Headlining America (1937), receipt of Pulitzer Prize and Johnson Brigham plaque for A History of American Magazines (1939), receipt of Litt.D. from Simpson College, listing in Current Biography (1941), receipt of L.H.D. from Boston University (1941), American Journalism (1690-1940), radio talk with John Frederick, Mott defense of press against Ickes' attack, Mott support of newspaper operation of radio stations before F.C.C. (1942), Mellett lecture at University of Georgia on news concepts in journalism. f. 1893-1934 Approximately 1942-1951. Mementos and clippings from the period Mott was Dean at the University of Missouri. Includes material on his work as teacher and journalism dean, his articles and book reviews, his family, vacation souvenirs, programs and playbills. Contains information on: annual journalism week celebrations; role of post-war journalism; Jefferson and the Press; Journalism in Wartime (1943); war prisoners' correspondence course; receipt of Litt.D. from Temple University (1945); American University at Biarritz, France; Kappa Alpha Mu; Mott's role as advisor to Japanese news leaders (1947); Golden Multitudes; Library of Congress selection of Mott for its American Civilization series; presentation of Best Pictures of 1948 to Truman; election as fellow of Sigma Delta Chi (1949); The Phantom Flivver, A Gallery of Americans (1951); naming of Missouri chapter of Kappa Tau Alpha after Mott: period as visiting professor at Stanford; Mott's retirement. f. 1935-1976 Approximately 1951-1964. Mementos and clippings from the period Mott was Dean Emeritus at the University of Missouri. Includes material on his work as a teacher, his family, news releases, vacation souvenirs, programs and playbills. Contains information on: annual journalism week celebrations; election to Epsilon Sigma at Simpson College (1952); Oldtime Comments on Journalism; testimony for Kansas City Star; final History and Principles lecture (1956); diploma of Professor Emeritus; receipt of Sigma Delta Chi; Kappa Tau Alpha and Bancroft Awards for A History of American Magazines IV (1958); receipt of LL.D. from Marquette University; election to Phi Beta Kappa; naming of Kappa Tau Alpha Research Award after Mott (1960); period as visiting professor at Southern Illinois University; donation of Mott collection to University of Missouri; presentation of portrait to journalism school (1961); election to QEBH; Time Enough; Five Stories; selection of Mott's works for White House library (1963); grant from American Council of Learned Societies; Missouri Reader (1964). f. 1977-1984 Finances: Receipts and Contracts, Approximately 1913-1964. Receipts and contracts of Frank and Vera Mott: includes contract and C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 21

sale of the Grand Junction (Iowa) Globe (1913); will and estate of David C. Mott (1941); deeds; receipts for construction work, hospital and medical expenses, and charitable contributions; miscellany. f. 1985-2030 Photographs f. 1985-2003 Photographs of Frank and Vera Mott: their childhood and families, high school years, Simpson College days, and early adulthood. f. 2004-2005 Iowa Chautauqua circuit pictures; includes photo of William Jennings Bryan. f. 2006-2009 Dated and undated photographs from the period when Mott was Dean at the University of Iowa (1921-1942). Contains pictures of Mott and his family, classroom photos, a picture of Walter Williams and Mott (1929), and a photograph of the Association of Teachers of Journalism (1937). f. 2010-2026 Dated and undated photographs from the period when Mott was Dean at the University of Missouri (1942-1964). Contains pictures of Mott and his family, classroom scenes, journalism staffs, and professional meetings. Includes photos of the American University at Biarritz, France (1945-1947), Tabard Inn group (1948), Past Presidents of the Missouri Press Association (1960), and Joseph Resenthal. f. 2027-2030 Negatives and photographic plates. f. 2031-2056 Letters of Condolence, Obituaries, Tributes, and Memorials f. 2031 Undated letters and cards of condolence on the deaths of Frank and Vera Mott. f. 2032-2048 Dated letters and cards of condolence from friends and professional acquaintances of the Mott family on deaths of Vera I. Mott (Sept. 13, 1964) and Frank L. Mott (Oct. 23, 1964). f. 2049 Obituaries from Iowa and Missouri newspapers on death of Vera Mott; memorial service. f. 2050-2056 Obituaries from Iowa and Missouri newspapers, alumni bulletins, New York Times, Washington Post, Time, Editor & Publisher, etc. on death of Frank L. Mott; memorial service; tributes include Iowa scholarship fund, John Frederick and Missouri journalism faculty eulogies, Ralph Casey article on Mott's scholarship.

Autograph Collection Series f. 2057 Mott's list of autographs in his collection. f. 2058 Undated autographs and autographed letters signed; first day covers. f. 2059-2067 Autographs and autographed letters signed (1800-1962) of famous men in journalism and magazine history including Horace Greeley, Frank Leslie, William Allen White, William Randolph Hearst, etc.; replies to Mott query on function of newspapers; shorthand notes from Lee Hills' interview with Krushchev (1962); clippings and photos of prominent C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 22

journalists. Note: See also folder 2156.

Vera I. Mott Series f. 2068-2100 Mementoes and records acquired by Vera Ingram Mott during her lifetime. Includes family records and mementoes from Simpson College days; Mt. Ayr, Iowa, newspapers; Indianola (Ka.) High School class record book; garden diary; engagement calendars; Kinsell genealogy; school essays and literature notebooks; notes on American Lyceum; article on magazines; miscellany. Note: See also biographical data on Frank L. Mott (folders 1853-2056).

Miscellaneous Series f. 2101-2147 Original manuscript of A History of American Magazines 1885-1905, Vol. IV. f. 2148-2154 Records of "Footnote to Mortality", Portrait ceremony (Dec. 10, 1961), "Story for Today," "Eyes." OVERSIZE f. 2155 Photographs of Mott. OVERSIZE f. 2156-2174 Includes autographed letters and photos of famous men in journalism and magazine history; "Yellow Kid" posters and photos; magazines and booklets on the New York World-Telegram and Sun, Louisville Courier-Journal, United Press, Bernard Macfadden, Milwaukee Journal, Hartford-Courant, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Yank, Illustrated London News (1915), photograph exhibitions (1945, 1946, 1953, 1954) at the University of Missouri; photostats of Jefferson letters and old newspapers and magazines (18th and 19th century). OVERSIZE f. 2175 Newspaper Time Lines, 1690-1820 (Mott's chronological chart of newspapers). OVERSIZE

Degrees, Awards, Certificates, and Memberships Series f. 2176-2211 Honorary degrees, research and service awards, certificates, memberships, club and fraternity pins acquired by Mott during his lifetime. Note: A chronological list of the honors Mott received is in folder 2176. f. 2183 Bancroft Prize for A History of American Magazines, Vol. IV (1958). f. 2197 Pulitzer Prize for A History of American Magazines (1939). OVERSIZE f. 2208 Merrifield Sketch of Mott. OVERSIZE f. 2209-2211 Contains certificates and awards of Vera Ingram Mott. OVERSIZE

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Diaries (Microfilm) Series f. 2212 Diaries, 1926-1944 Diary #1 1926-1937; 1941-1942. Record of Mott's experiences as teacher and Dean at the University of Iowa. Includes material on his family life; impressions of visiting authors; work on The Midland and Journalism Quarterly magazines; his books and speeches; journalism organizations; vacation trips; gardening; autograph collection; selection as Dean of the University of Missouri Journalism School. Diary #2 1938; 1940. Record of Mott's family life and work in 1938. Mott's impressions, recorded in 1940, on receiving the Pulitzer Prize in 1939 for his work on magazine history. Diary #3 1945-1946. Mott's experiences as a journalism teacher at the American Army University at Biarritz, France. Includes his view of Army life; problems in setting up a journalism program and newspaper; impressions of post-war France and Germany. Diary #4 1947. Mott's work as advisor to Japanese news leaders. Includes his views of post-war Japan; problems of establishing a free press; visit with General Douglas MacArthur and Emperor Hirohito. Diary #5 1940-1944. Vera Mott's record of family life and activities while living in Iowa City, Iowa, and Columbia, Missouri.

Diaries and Personal Correspondence Series f. 2213-2215 Diary kept from November 1911 to March 1914 includes material on his work as co-owner and co-editor of the Marengo (Iowa) Republican until November 1913 when he purchased the Grand Junction (Iowa) Globe; family life; Classic Club work including his impressions of classics and authors; church work; and political work. f. 2216 Diary kept from January to November 1916 includes material on his work as editor of the Grand Junction Globe; comments on various classics, authors, plays and magazines; church work; library board work; political work; various lectures given by him, mainly his "Dreams" lecture; and comments on World War I. f. 2217-2219 Letters written by Mott during the summer of 1917 to his wife in Ismay, Montana, concern his work as platform manager of the Midland Chatauqua circuit. Included are first mention of his "Six Prophets of the Middle West," descriptions of South Dakota and Kansas, and record of his meeting William Jennings Bryan. f. 2220 Papers include a summary of Mott's activities, August to October 1917 written at Ismay, Montana, and in New York mentioning his story "Those Having Eyes" for the first time and his first impressions of New York University and Columbia University. Also two lengthy letters written to his parents in October and December concerning life in New C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 24

York City and classes at Columbia. f. 2221 Diary kept from January to April 1918 includes a summary of Mott's activities during 1917; comments on life in New York City, classes at Columbia, and World War I; and a list of books read recently. f. 2222-2225 Letters written to his wife during the summers of 1918-1920 concern his work as platform manager of the Midland Chautauqua circuit. f. 2226 Letters written by Mott from New York City, October 1923-May 1924, while finishing work on his Ph.D., concern family matters, school work, and life in New York. f. 2227 Miscellaneous mementos.

Volumes Series v. 1-42 Mott's Published Works v. 1 Stories and Articles I v. 2 Stories and Articles II v. 3 Stories and Articles III v. 4 American Journalism, 1690-1940 (Indian version by Nadig Krishna Murthy) v. 5 The News in America (Chinese Version) v. 6 N.O.L. (Northern Oratorical League) Orations 1907--Mott and others. v. 7 Six Prophets Out of the Middle West (1917) v. 8 "The Recruit's Story" by Mott in Prairie Gold by Iowa Authors (1917) v. 9 "The Man with the Good Face" by Mott in The Best Short Stories of 1921, edited by Edward J. O'Brien (1922) v. 10 "The Man with the Good Face" by Mott in Stories from the Midland, edited by John Frederick (1924) v. 11 The Call of the Wild by Jack London (introduction by Mott) v. 12 Rewards of Reading (1926) v. 13 American Magazines 1865-1880 (1928) v. 14 A History of American Magazines, 1741-1850, I (3rd printing, 1957) v. 15 A History of American Magazines, 1850-1865, II (2nd printing, 1957) v. 16 A History of American Magazines, 1865-1885, III (2nd printing, 1957) v. 17 A History of American Magazines, 1885-1905, IV (1957) v. 18 News Stories of 1933 edited by Mott and others (1934) v. 19 News Stories of 1934 edited by Mott and others (1935) v. 20 Whirling World Series I-IV edited by Mott (1935) v. 21 The Bedside Book of Famous American Short Stories, College Edition, edited by Mott (1940) v. 22 Benjamin Franklin by Mott and Jorgenson (1936) v. 23 Good Stories edited by Mott (1936) C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 25

v. 24 Headlining America, 1937 Edition, by Mott and others v. 25 Interpretations of Journalism by Mott and Casey (1937) v. 26 Headlining America, 1938-1939, by Mott and others (1940) v. 27 American Journalism, 1690-1940, 1st Edition (1941) v. 28 American Journalism, 1690-1950, Revised Edition (1950) v. 29 American Journalism, 1690-1960, 3rd Edition (1962) v. 30 Jefferson and the Press (1943) v. 31 Journalism in Wartime edited by Mott (1943) v. 32 Golden Multitudes (1947) v. 33 Golden Multitudes (2nd printing, 1960) v. 34 American Literature, From the Beginning to 1860, edited by Davis, Frederick and Mott (1948) v. 35 American Literature, 1860 to Present, edited by Davis, Frederick and Mott (1949) v. 36 American Literature, Since 1900, edited by Davis, Frederick and Mott (1949) v. 37 The Saturday Evening Post Stories 1950 v. 38 The News in America (1952) v. 39 Oldtime Comments on Journalism edited by Mott (Press of the Crippled Turtle--University of Missouri, 1953-1958). v. 40 Five Stories (1962) v. 41 Time Enough (1962) v. 42 Missouri Reader edited by Mott (1964) v. 43-72 Memorabilia, Books and Photostats. Contains books of interest to Mott; scrapbooks of poems, pictures, cards and travel mementos, etc., copies of The Zenith (Simpson College student publication); check and deposit ledgers; copies of Helmet and Arquandia (Marquand preparatory School student publications); garden diary; bound volumes of letters. v. 43 Lexington and Concord in Colonial Newspapers (photostats of early newspapers: March-June, 1775) v. 47 Ten Facsimile Reproductions Relating to New England by Samuel Abbott Green (book containing examples of early printing) v. 51 Caricature: Wit and Humor of a Nation in Picture, Song and Story (1909) v. 57 Vogue magazine (January 1, 1923 edition) v. 58 A Portrait Gallery of American Editors by Doris Ulmann (1925) v. 61 Yank magazine (Continental Edition, September 10, 1944- January 14, 1945) v. 63 Biarritz American University scrapbook (July 1945-January 1946) v. 64 Journey to Japan scrapbook (March-April 1947) v. 68 Letters of appreciation to Frank Luther Mott from friends and associates, April 25, 1961 (presented at Kappa Tau Alpha initiation banquet and honoring his 75th birthday). C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 26

v. 69-70 Letters of Appreciation to Frank Luther Mott from Friends and Associates, December 10, 1961 (presentation of Mott portrait to University of Missouri Journalism School). v. 71 The Pageant of the Press: A Survey of 125 Years of Iowa Journalism, 1836-1961 by William J. Petersen.

Card Files Series

Index cards: A History of American Magazines; History of American Journalism 1690-1940; Golden Multitudes; mailing list for Oldtime Comments on Journalism; Vera I. Mott's cards on American Lyceum.

Box 1 Magazines, 1850-1885, A - Russell's Box 2 Magazines, 1850-1885, S - War, Post-War (Civil War) Period Magazines-Notes. Box 3 Post-War (Civil War) Period Magazines-Notes. Lists of magazines by category, A- Bib. Box 4 Lists of magazines by category, B - Gen. Q. Box 5 Lists of magazines by category, G - Lit. Box 6 Lists of Magazines by category, M - Reform. Box 7 Lists of Magazines by category, R - Transp. Box 8 Lists of Magazines by category, W; Revision. Iowa (?) magazines 1885-1905 by category. Box 9 Magazines, General notes 1885-1905 Box 10 Magazines, General Notes 1885-1905. Magazines after 1905, A - Ci. Box 11 Magazines after 1905, Cl - I. Box 12 Magazines after 1905, J - Ph. Box 13 Magazines after 1905, Pl - Xyz. Box 14 Magazines-Old Lists; 1905-1930 and after. Miscellaneous Magazine History Data File. Box 15 Miscellaneous Magazine History Data File. History of American Journalism 1690-1872. Box 16 History of American Journalism 1872-1904; Revisions; Bibliography. Box 17 Golden Multitudes, Ab-Las. Box 18 Golden Multitudes, Lav-Yea. Box 19 Golden Multitudes, Better Sellers; Miscellaneous information Box 20 Golden Multitudes, Miscellaneous information. Mailing list for Oldtime Comments on Journalism. Vera I. Mott index cards for American Lyceum. Box 21 Miscellaneous Magazine History Data File.

Audio Cassettes Series a.c. 1-5 Frank L. Mott diary excerpts, 31 July 1942-28 August 1962. Mildred Mott Wedel reading from the diaries. a.c. 6 Side 1 – "Missouri Forum," post-1961. Television program on which C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 27

Frank L. Mott was interviewed by John G. Neihardt, Loren Reid, and Earl F. English; Side 2 – Oral interview with Paul Fisher concerning Press of the Crippled Turtle, Columbia, Missouri, n.d.

INDEX TERMS

Subject Folders Other Image Aaron, Daniel 845 Abbot, Willis 159 Acta Columbiana 759,943 Actors and actresses v. 46 Adams, John 638,767,1553 Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848) 801 Adams, Samuel 1544 Adler, Philip D. 2044,2048 Adler, Selig 3388 Advertising 499-509,923,1602,1604,1605,1898 Advocate of Peace 760 Agar, Herbert S. 1882,1883 Agee, Warren K. 294 Agricultural Museum 760 Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio 1086 Alaska 762 Alcott, Amos Bronson (1799-1888) 1545,1555 Alden, Henry Mills (1836-1919) 822,823 Aldrich, Thomas Bailey (1836-1907) 1548,1606 Alexander, Charles 481,482 Alexander's Messenger, Philadelphia, 1202 Pennsylvania Alexandria Advertiser, Alexandria, Virginia, 1202 1747 Alexandria Gazette, Alexandria, Virginia 559,1086 Alisky, Marvin 650 Allard, Winston 438,1576,2011,2013-2016 Allen, Eric William 568,572 Allen, Frederick 823,832,935,976,978,1382 Allen, Lafe Franklin (1914- ) 461,475 Allen, Walter (1840-1907) 263,264 Aly, Bower (1903-1977) 191,206,207,1799 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 28

Subject Folders Other Image Amberg, Richard Hiller (1912-1967) 321-323,398,399,1085 American Agriculturist, Ithaca, New York 761 American Antiquarian Society 138,243,251,252,344,345,450,644, 1606,2198 American Architect 761 American Association of Schools and 584,585,2212 Departments of Journalism American Banker, New York City 762 American Boy 762 American Council of Learned Societies 491,492,498,1975 American Council on Education for 263-268,578 Journalism American Farmer 763 American Heritage 201,202,466,764 American Journal of Sociology 1589 American Journalism 142-151,1486,1487,1885,1901 v. 4,27- 29 American literature--Black authors 2212 American Machinist 765 American Magazine 766,973 American Magazine of 1741 766 American Medical Writers Association 2181 American Mercury 195,491,767,768,793,895,977 American News Company 126 American Newspaper Publishers 580 Association American Poultry Journal, Chicago 769 American Revolution--Journalists 1353,1591 v. 43 American Weekly, New York City 769,968 Amerika 761 Ames, Edward Scribner (1870-1958) 192 Ames, Fisher (1758-1808) 34 Ames, William 278,279,280,284,641,2048 Analectic Magazine 137 Anderson, Margaret 812,952 Anderson, Melville 764 Anderson, Paul Y. (1893-1938) 1598 Anderson, Sherwood (1876-1941) 462,467,812,841,842,1549,1608,1609, 2212 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 29

Subject Folders Other Image Andrews, J. Cutler 202,239,240,308 Annals of the American Academy of 1589 Political and Social Science, Philadelphia Annenberg, Moses 544,1083 Ansley, Clarke Fisher (1869-1939) 490 Antiquarian Bookman, Newark, New 770 Jersey Appeal to Reason 770 Appleton-Century Company 1610 Arena 130,239,771 Argosy 770 Arizona Writers Convention, 1949 1926 Arizona, Tucson 464 Armstrong, William M. 256 Army and Navy Journal 238,772 Arnold, Charles 2047 Art in America 468,773 Arthur's Home Magazine 773,846,847,849 Ashcraft, James 2013-2015,2017,2032,2041 Associated Press 604,1061-1064,1576,1578,2063 Association for Education in Journalism 269-285,437,472,489,1943,1963,1973 Astor, William 905,906 Astrophysical Journal, Chicago 773 Atherton, Lewis E. (1905-1989) 186,190,314-316,353,1970 Athkinson, Samuel Coate 127,129 Atlantic 78,185,205,235,282,774,814,977, 1502,1503,1547,1548,1604,1905 Atlas 773,950 Augusta Chronicle, Augusta, Georgia 243 Aurora, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana 240,279 Axelson, Robert W. 169,180 Ayres, Harry Morgan (1881-1948) 2220,2226 Bacheller, Irving 1615 Baker, Hy 1585 Baker, Ira L. 255 Baldwin, Joseph G. 1544 Ballantine, Ian 1628 Ballyhoo 775,944 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 30

Subject Folders Other Image Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, Maryland 1086,2173 Bancroft Prize 352,353,45,1953,2183 Bangs, Francis H. 832,924 Bangs, John Kendrick 759,832,924 Banner, Frank 263,580 Barlow, Joel 1554 Barnard, Evan G. 1611 Barnes, Trini McCormick 793 Barrett, Edward W. 183,347,353,376,1198,1975,2056 Barrie, James Matthew 1616 Barrow, Hallie M. 195 Barth, Alan 300 Beadle, Evastus F. 1546,1555,1617,1679 Beadle's Monthly 775 Beale, Bill 725 Beck, Tom 131 Beecher, Henry Ward (1813-1887) 1577 Bell, Ogden 1585 Bellamy, Paul 685 Benchley, Robert 1611 Benet, Stephen Vincent (1898-1943) 241,1567,1559,1619,2161,2212 The Benjamin Franklin Gazette 548 Bennett, Arnold 1620 Bennett, James Gorden, Jr. 209,1296,1345,2156 Bennett, James Gordon 551,552,1598,1604,1886,2061,2156 Benson, Eugene 813,814 Bent, Henry E. (1900-1986) 167,172,174,177,182,190,483,485, 1598,2039 Bentel, Dwight 159,168,175,182,265,268,274,291, 292,568,586 Benton, Thomas Hart (1782-1858) 1047 Benton, Thomas Hart (1889-1975) 485,486 Bergstresser, Genevieve 1744,1745 Berk, Phil 1602,2011 Bernhard, Lucian 1909 Berry, Don L. 161,171,191,193,194,476,660,1403, 1621,2036 Best Articles and Stories 775 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 31

Subject Folders Other Image Best sellers (Books) 1582,1583,1596-1598,1626,1930, 1932,1933 Best Short Stories of 1921 1854 v. 9 Bestor, Arthur Eugene, Jr. 1421,1630,1832 Beth, Elmer 274,275,278,290,295,339,1198 Better Business Bureau 502,503 Better Farms 783 Better Homes and Gardens 480,776-782 Biarritz American University 354-356,358,359,362,364,367,437, v. 63 441,455,496,523,1911-1916,2010, 2199,2212 Bickley, W. B. (1912-1973) 2011,2013,2014,2016 Bierce, Ambrose (1842-1914?) 1612,1894 Bigelow, L. J. 813,814 Bill of Rights, 156th Anniversary of the 1577,1919 Ratification (1947) Black press 692-705,960 Black, Nell Woods 1712-1714 Blacks 1511,1568,1771-1778 Blair, Cowgill (1889- ) 1585 Blair, Walter 251 Blakeless, John 843 Blakely, Robert 688 Blanton, Charles L., Jr. (1899-1978) 482,2012,2034 Blanton, H. J. "Jack" (1869-1955) 437,1585 Blassingame, Lurton 130,185 Bleyer, Willard Grosvenor 285,572,580,584 Blinn, Edmund G. 584 Bliven, Bruce (1889-1977) 868 Bode, Carl (1911- ) 137,138,183,246,1673 Bohemian Magazine 436 Bok, Edward (1863-1930) 127,209,828,829,1590 Bond, Louis 261 Bond, Richard P. 170-172,179,181,182,184,187 Bonfils, Frederick G. (1860-1933) 255 Bookman 130,132,139,235,783 Boone, Daniel (1734-1820) 1544 Boone, Daniel (1734-1820) 1544 Boorstin, Daniel J. (1914- ) 244,245,346,460 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 32

Subject Folders Other Image Booth, George G. 337 Boston Courier 1208 Boston Cultivator 1208 Boston Daily Advertiser 1209 Boston Daily Globe, Boston, 244-246,644 Massachusetts Boston Gazette, Boston, Massachusetts 251,335,336 Boston Independent Chronicle 1209 Boston Magazine (1784) 1234 Boston Statesman, Boston, Massachusetts 1211 Boston Times 1211 Boston Traveller, Boston, Massachusetts 1212 Boston University 1882,1883,2179 Boston Weekly Journal 1212 Boston Weekly Magazine, Boston, 784 Massachusetts Bovard, Oliver K. (1872-1945) 271-275,277 Bowker Company 238 Bowles, Samuel 645 Bowman, Louis N. (1900-1971) 2012 Boyle, Harold V. "Hal" (1911-1974) 1896 Boys' Holiday 128 Brackenridge, Hugh H. 1544,1548,1554 Bradford, Andrew 335 Bradford, James 545 Bradford, William 1543,1552 Bradstreet, Anne 1553 Bragin, Charles 1678,1679 Braithwaite, William Stanley 1568 Branch, Douglas 491 Brandt, Raymond Peter (1896-1974) 1598 Brashear, Margaret M. "Minnie" (1874- 170 1963) Bray, William 2012,2014 Breeder's Gazette 784 Breedow, Robert 2014 Brendler, Ralph 1626 Brickbat 128 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 33

Subject Folders Other Image Bride's Magazine 784 Bridges, Robert 896 Brigham, Clarence S. 138,174,178,200,243,244,246,251, 336,344,453,628,644,1314,1403 Brigham, Johnson 859,860,1629,1871,1881 Brisbane, Arthur (1864-1936) 142,209,1630 British Mercury 1214 Brooklyn Magazine 1590 Broom 785,955 Brother Jonathan 1213 Brown, Alice 1548,1556 Brown, Charles Brockden 1544,1554,1598 Brown, Charles E. 1919 Brown, Charles Farrar 31 Brown, Charles H. 290 Brown, Earl 1585 Brown, George 209 Brown, James Wright (1873-1959) 168,174,176,178,180,181,201,337, 447,448,541 Brown, John Mason 1602 Brown, Robert U. 205,290 Brown, W. Burlie 138 Browne, Francis Fisher 802,812 Brownson, Orestes A. 1563 Brucker, Herbert 145,158,204,255,261,296,349,1578, 1593,1604,1975 Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925) 209,1518,1631,2005,2218 Bryant, William Cullen (1794-1878) 1545,1554,1953,2156 Buckley, William F. 863 Buffalo Commercial, New York 1214 Buffalo Gazette, Buffalo, New York 1214 Bugg, James L., Jr. (1920- ) 169,171,175,183 Bull, Russell 2023 Burdette, Robert 531 Burma 597E Burroughs, John 1632 Bush, Chilton R. 155,169,184,192,242,254,272,274, 277,292-295,537,585 Butterfield, Roger 201 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 34

Subject Folders Other Image Buzbee, Robert 2014,2045 Byrd, William 1553,1614 Cabell, James Branch (1879-1958) 1639,1706 Cable, George Washington (1844-1925) 1548,1556 Cairns, William B. (1867-1932) 128 California Cultivator 945 Calkin, Homer L. 635 Calkins, Earnest Elmo (1868-1964) 127,923,976,1387 Canby, Henry Seidel (1878-1961) 822,894 Canham, Erwin Dain (1904- ) 83,159,202,204,245,246,264,514, 1067,1578,1605,1882,1883,1896 Cannon, George Quayle (1827-1901) 171 Canton Repository, Canton, Ohio 1087 Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota 2222 Carlyle, Thomas 8,1528,1529,1545,1553,1563,1564 Carolina Israelite, Charlotte, North 785 Carolina Carpenter, William Weston (1889-1969) 358,359 The Carpet-Bag, Boston 1215 Carter, Henry 258 Carter, Roy 274,293 Cartoons and caricatures 524-526,2058 y Cary, Richard 242 Casey, Ralph 70,71,124,156,157,159,161,167,168, 170,176,182,187,191,194,264,265, 267,268,274,275,279,285,289,294, 346,349,353,475,488,489,535,580, 584-586,614,620,621,1132,1634, 1890,2037,2038,2040,2044,2048, 2056,2212 Cather, Willa (1876-1947) 1556,1640 Catton, Bruce (1899-1978) 201,202,764,1127 The Cavalry Journal, Washington, D.C. 786 Cave, Deborah Ice 1519 Cedar Rapids Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 6 Celler, Emanuel (1888-1981) 206,1604 Century Magazine, New York City 139,255,986,987 Cerf, Bennett Alfred (1898-1971) 1909 Chafee, Zechariah, Jr. (1885-1957) 613,1882,1883 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 35

Subject Folders Other Image Chambers, Henry Kellett 296,473,474,482 Chambers, Maria Cristina 481,482 Channing, Henry William (1810-1884) 1563 Charles Scribner's Sons 1489,1583 Charless, Joseph (1772-1834) 666 Charleston Mercury, Charleston, South 1216 Carolina Charleston News and Courier, Charleston, 1087 South Carolina Charnley, Mitch 137,152,202,242,289,293,349,453 Chautauquas 2216-2219,2222-2225 Chautauquas--Iowa 102-111,185,190,192,207,468,1517, 1518,2004,2005 Checkley, John (1680-1754) 633 Chenery, William L. 128,130,131,381,790,831 Cherokee Phoenix 642 Chicago Daily News 1334,1335,1338,1339 Chicago Review 987 Chicago Sun Times 1068 Chicago Tribune 198,1069,1070,1216-1218 Child Life, Boston 126 Childs, Marquis William (1903- ) 441 Chimney Corner 128 China 451,452,2047 China Monthly Review 452 China Post 1219 China Weekly Review 409 Chinese Central 1576 Christian Century, Chicago 788,977 Christian College, Columbia, Missouri-- 1598,1943 Commencement, 1952 Christian Herald, New York City 138,139,1219 Christian Observer, London, England 127 Christian Science 1642 Christian Science Journal, Boston 789 Christian Science Monitor, Boston 159,243,296,345,470,700,789,1067, 1603,1604 Church, Francis Pharcellus (1839-1906) 772,813,1600 Churchill, Winston (1874-1965) 1644 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 36

Subject Folders Other Image The Churchman, St. Petersburg, Florida 789 Ciardi, John (1916- ) 894,1686 Civil War--Journalism 652,1116,1157,1353,1354,1591 Clark, Earle (Sammy) 2038 Clark, James 2011 Clark, Lewis Gaylord (1808-1873) 827 Clark, W. C. 279,458,1198 Clarke, James 546 Classic Club 2213,2214 Claypoole's Daily Advertiser 1220 Clemens, Cyril (1902- ) 239,434,1653 Clemens, Orion 1650 Clemens, Samuel Langhorne (1835-1910) 2,166,170,434,813,814,1547-1549, 1555,1645-1653 Clement, Jesse 918 Coast Artillery Journal 789 Cobb, Irvin Shrewsbury (1876-1944) 1654 Cockerill, John Albert (1845-1896) 147,148,245,486,487,1655-1661,2156 Coffman, Cecil 1594 Colby, Elbridge 277,282,1683 Coldren, Philip (1882-1955) 1585 Cole, Arthur H. 257 Cole, Timothy (1852-1931) 987 Coleman, Carroll 1634,1643,1699,1920,2035,2043, 2045 Collier's 128,130,131,133,700,790,791,831, 977,1604 Collingwood, Herbert Winslow (1857- 887 1927) Collins, Seward 130 Colman's Rural World 793 Colt, John 2023 Columbia Daily Tribune 1854 Columbia Missourian 60,1581,1593,1667,1768,1894 Columbia University, New York 458,493,1525-1539,2047,2056,2195, 2196,2220,2221,2224,2226 Columbian Centinel, Boston 1221,1222 Columbian Herald, New York City 1223 Columbian Magazine, 1787 1235 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 37

Subject Folders Other Image Columbian Register, New Haven, 1223 Connecticut Columbus Citizen-Journal, Columbus, Ohio 1088 Colvin, James 2021 Comic books, strips, etc. 532,939,940,1018,1019,1576 Commentary, New York City 793 Commentator, New York City 793 Common Sense 793 Conant, William Church 238,772,813 Condon, Samuel 246 Confidential, New York City 794,933 Congressional Quarterly, Washington, D.C. 794 Congressional Record 794 Connecticut Courant 1224 Connecticut Herald 1224 Connecticut Journal 1225 Connecticut Magazine, 1801 1226 Connecticut Nutmeg 794 Connecticut, Meriden 383,384 Conrad, Joseph (1857-1924) 1636,1649 Constellation 129 Contact 795 Conwell, Russell Herman (1843-1925) 1635 Cooke, Alastaire 1602 Cooke, Edmund Vance (1866-1932) 1636 Cooke, James Esten 813,814 Cooke, Rose Terry (1827-1892) 1548,1556 Cooper, Frederick T. 769 Cooper, James Fenimore (1789-1851) 1544,1546,1554,1597 Cooper, Kent (1880-1965) 1133,1576,1578 Cooper, Thomas 638 Copperheads of Iowa 656 Cosgrave, Luke 1636 Cosmopolitan 131,795,973,1604 Cotton, John 1552,1553 The Country Editor 749, 750 Country Gentleman 795,796 Cousins, Norman (1915?-1990) 894 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 38

Subject Folders Other Image Cousins, Robert G. 1636,1672 Cowles, Gardner "Mike" 843,884,1089,1091 Cowles, John 159,270,596,1578,1882,1883 Cox, Oscar 3015 Craig, Hardin (1875-1968) 131,190-192,462,470,493 Crane, Anne Moncure (1838-1872) 952,953 Crane, Natalia 1637 Crane, Stephen (1871-1900) 879,1549,1556,1636 Crawford, Francis Marion (1854-1909) 1556 Crawford, Joan (1908-1977) 163,164 Creel, George (1876-1953) 1116,1117,1353,1588,1591 Crockett, David (1786-1836) 1546 Croft, Huber O. (1896-1976) 1966 Croly, Herbert (1869-1930) 868,1403 Cronkite, Walter (1916-2009) 1605 Cross, Harold L. 305 Crossley, Wallace (1874-1943) 1585 Crowell, Alfred Augustus (1907- ) 291,292 Crown, James Evans (1873-1945) 684 Crowninshield, Frank (1872-1947) 912,913 Croy, Homer (1883-1965) 445,450,455,458,464,483,487 Crusade for Freedom Leaflets 1227 Cullen, Countee (1903-1946) 11,1568,1771 Culmsee, Carlton 168,171,177,365 Current History, Philadelphia 976 Curry, Tom 663 Curtis, Cyrus Hermann Kotzschmar 828,829,888-893 Curtis, Winterton Conway (1875-1966) 1664-1667 Cushman, Robert E. 252,603 Cutler, Linwood 2011,2016 Cutlip, Scott M. 182,203,204,293 Daily Evening Traveller, Boston, 1227 Massachusetts Daily Worker 1073,1088 Dakin, Roger 790 Dale, E. L. (1890-1969) 2012 Dalton, John Montgomery (1900-1972) 179,192,470,483 Dana, Charles A. (1819-1897) 209,551,1345,1604,2060,2156 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 39

Subject Folders Other Image Daniels, Jonathan (1902- ) 198 Daniels, Josephus (1862-1948) 1340 Danish Press 420 Darling, Jay Norwood (1876-1962) 525,526 Davenport Daily Evening News, 562 Davenport, Iowa Davenport Democrat and Leader, 1669 Davenport, Iowa Davidson, Chalmers G. 154 Davis, Curtis Carroll 246 Davis, Elmer (1890-1958) 747,2064 Davis, Joe Lee 1787 Davis, Richard Harding 744 Day's Doings 128 Dean, Graham 180,460,462,487,1404,2041 Dean, Theresa 1182 Dearborn Independent, The 796 DeBow, James D. B. 800 DeBow's Review 800 Decamp, Charles B. 129 Decision 796 DeCrevecoeur, Michel-Guillaume Jean 1553 (1735-1813) DeForest, J. W. 813,814 DeLeon, Daniel 878 Delineater 235,801 Dell, Floyd 812,845 Denman, Clint H. 2012 Denman, Harry (1875-1951) 1585 Denman, Mack F. 2012 Dennie, Joseph 1500 Denver Post 128,255,1088 Derry, H. D. "Hal" 1585 Des Moines Register, Des Moines, Iowa 525,526,1089 Deseret News (Utah) 142,171,1093 Desmond, Robert W. 159,160,171,578 DeVoto, Bernard (1897-1955) 894 Dewey, Thomas E. (1902-1971) 1130 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 40

Subject Folders Other Image Dexter, Samuel 644 Dey, Frederic Van Rensselaer 1670 Dial 802,812,919,954,1545,1598 Dickens, Charles (1812-1870) 1508,1583,1592,1597,1674,1675 Dickinson, Emily 1671 Dill, Benjamin Franklin 243,246,1576 Dilliard, Irving (1904- ) 178,304,305,306,326,348,1676 Dime Novels 1229,1230,1546,1555,1606,1617, 1677-1680 Ding, J. N. 525,526 Disciple Journals 139 Dix, Dorothy (1861-1951) 1184 Dixon, Kenneth 689 Dobie, Frank 491 Dodd, William E. (1869-1940) 1597 Dollar Monthly 803 Dollar Weekly Sun, Philadelphia, 1231 Pennsylvania Dolliver, Jonathan P. 9, 1672 Doniphan, Alexander W. (1808-1887) 1672 Dorman, Michael 160, 161 Double Dealer 954 Downey, June E. 1673 Drafts 949 Drama 1681-1683, 1701 Dreiser, Theodore (1871-1945) 129, 436, 807, 1549, 1556 Drewry, John E. 132, 220, 242, 263, 264, 310, 311, 767, 868, 912, 914, 976, 977, 1975, 2009, 2048 Dryden Press 1485 Dryden, John 1552 Dubuque Visitor, Dubuque, Iowa 655, 659, 661 Dubuque, Julien 655 Duffy, Thomas 2035 Dunbar, Paul Lawrence 1568 Duncan, Charles 258, 283, 310, 346, 474, 489, 1198, 1975 Duncan, Thomas 17, 236, 1673 Dunlap, Frederick (1881-1968) 191, 455, 1918 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 41

Subject Folders Other Image Dunlap, John 240 Dunlap, William 786 Dun's Review 803 Dystel, Oscar 790 Eastman, Max 845 Eaton, Clement 549 Ebony 804 Eclectic Magazine 843 Editor and Publisher 290, 541, 594, 600, 677, 804, 1232 Edom, Clifton C. (1907-1991) 114, 212, 213, 216, 219, 370, 371, 373, 375, 376, 415, 416, 467, 476, 1106, 1933, 2011, 2013-2016, 2021 Edwards, Annie 813, 814 Edwards, James G. 546 Edwards, Jonathan (1703-1758) 1553 Ehrlich, Henry 2021, 2022 Ehrman, Mortimer 160 Einstein, Albert (1879-1955) 1686 Eisenhower, Dwight David (1890-1969) 490, 1128, 1130, 1131 Eisenhower, Milton Stover (1899-1985) 177 Eisenstadt, A. S. 203, 207 Election, 1912, Presidential 2213 Election, 1912--Iowa 2213 Election, 1916, Presidential 2216 Election, 1916--Iowa 2216 Electric engineering 804 Eliot, George Fielding (1894-1971) 1971 Eliot, Thomas Stearns (1888-1965) 842, 1686 Ellard, Roscoe Brabazon (1894-1962) 174, 276, 278, 444, 542 Ellis, Byron E. 177 Ellis, Clifford L. 181, 182 Ellis, Elmer (1901-1989) 136, 177, 453, 461, 464, 477, 484, 492, 498, 1960, 1971, 1974, 2052 Ellis, John W. 1585 Ellsworth, Ralph E. 183 Ellsworth, William Webster (1855-1936) 786 Embury, Emma E., Account Book of 978 Emerson, Ralph Waldo (1803-1882) 954, 1545, 1547, 1552, 1555, 1563, 1564, 2221 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 42

Subject Folders Other Image Emerson, Ralph Waldo (1803-1882), 2221 "Nature" Emery, Edwin 178, 201, 202, 256, 262, 274, 279, 282, 294-296, 353 Empey, Arthur Guy (1883-1963) 2219 Emporia Gazette, Emporia, Kansas 560, 1089 Encore 804 Encyclopedias 208-234 England 1592, 1602, 1605 Engle, Paul 236, 1567, 1875 English, Earl Franklin (1905- ) 192, 202, 240, 249, 263-265, 267, 270, 276, 290, 464, 465, 467, 470, 1581, 1593, 1930-1933, 1969, 1971, 1974, 1975, 2009, 2011, 2014, 2016, 2047 Erie Observer, Erie, Pennsylvania 1241 Ernst, Frank 1585 Eros 804 Esquire 805, 806 Etheridge, Edward B. (Ned) 1969 Ethridge, Mark Foster (1896- ) 159, 686 Euripides 2221 The Evening Fire-Side, Philadelphia, 1805 1242 Everly, Frank 312, 471, 472 Evers, Karl 2011 Everybody's Magazine 137 Ev'ry Month 807 The Examiner, New York, 1815 1241 F. S. Crofts and Company 1483 Fact 808 Family Weekly, Chicago 808, 968 Farm Journal, Philadelphia 808, 809 Farrar, John 130, 132, 136, 235 Farrar, Ronald T. 469, 487, 2036, 2042 Farrington, Frank 1735 Fawcett, Warren 1570 Feldman, Phil 193 Fenton, Charles A. 241 Ferguson, Richard 2011 Ficke, Arthur Davison 236, 1687 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 43

Subject Folders Other Image Field, Eugene (1850-1895) 531, 1345, 1687 Field, Marshall, Jr. 289, 464, 875, 1068, 1071, 1576, 2065, 2156 Field, Marshall, Sr. 1068, 1077, 2065, 2156 Fike, Stanley R. (1913-1989) 466, 485, 2012, 2022, 2036, 2041 Finn, Barney 1585 Fisher, Henry J. 137 Fisher, Paul 167, 168, 172, 180, 184, 1581, 1921, 1947, 1948, 2011, 2014 Flack, Frank M. 243 Flair 809 Flanagan, Darwin 1585 Flannigan, Darrell 2013, 2015 Flesch, Rudolph 1595 Flower, Benjamin Orange (1858-1918) 130, 141, 239, 240, 771, 855 Forcey, Charles B. 138, 251 Ford, Edwin 178, 181, 241, 287, 648, 2041 Ford, James 168, 170, 171, 177 Foreign Affairs, New York, New York 810, 977 Fort Madison (Iowa) Patriot 546 Fortune 870, 977 Forum 137, 235, 242, 349, 811, 895, 977 The Fourth Estate 810 France 5970, 1592, 1912, 1914 Frank Leslie's Illustrated, (N.Y., 1876) 1243, 1506 Frank Leslie's New Monthly 128 Franklin, Benjamin (1706-1790) 26, 130, 136, 182, 201, 249, 250, 335, v. 22 444, 454, 548, 888-891, 1232, 1243, 1345, 1544, 1553, 1602, 1693, 1694, 1949 Franklin's General Magazine 811 Fratcher, William R. 178, 190, 2042 Frederick, John 2212 Frederick, John T. 17, 33, 38, 237, 252, 344, 411, 440, 470, 490-492, 855, 953, 954, 1404, 1864, 1886, 1904, 1974, 2023, 2040, 2041, 2044, 2053 Frederick, Pauline 1971 Freedom of the press 603-619, 630-633, 638, 805, 806, 932, C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 44

Subject Folders Other Image 1336, 1337, 1576, 1577, 1591, 1605, 1881-1883, 1886, 1896, 1898, 1900 Freeland, W. E. 180, 203, 484, 2012, 2021, 2041, 2045 Freeman, Mary E. Wilkins 1548, 1556 Freemasons 958, 959 The Freemen, New York City, New York 811 French, Alice 1687 Freneau, Philip 547, 1238, 1544, 1545, 1554 Friday Literary Review 812 Friends' Review 811 Frost, Robert (1874-1963) 1549, 1697, 1698, 1859, 1885 Frothingham, David 638 Fugitive 954, 955 Fulbright Scholarships 286-288 Fuller, Margaret ( -1954) 954, 1545 Funk, Wilfred John ( -1965) 131, 132, 830, 921 Gabriel, Ralph H. 155-157, 170-171, 177 Galaxy, New York City, New York 235, 238, 444, 445, 769, 772, 813, 814 Gales, Joseph 549, 641 Gales, Winifred 549, 641 Gallagher, James Wes (1911- ) 1975 Gallup Polls 1122-1124, 1136, 1137, 1578, 1604 Gallup, George Horace (1901- ) 2212 Galveston (Texas) Daily News 1089 Gardner, Abbie 1700 Garland, Hamlin (1860-1940) 236, 242, 771, 1548, 1549, 1556, 1565, 2212 Garrison, William Lloyd (1805-1879) 209 Garst, Robert 160 Garten, Meredith (1897- ) 1585 Garwood, Irving (1883-1957) 817, 825 Gaston, William 549 Gatts, Al 2011 Genesis West 795 Geographical Review, New York City, New 815 York Georgia Press Institute 1890 The Georgia Review, Athens, Georgia 242 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 45

Subject Folders Other Image German language v. 46 Germany 597A, 597B, 1594, 1602, 1895, 1927 Gernsback, Hugo (1884-1967) 964-967 Ghio, Robert 2011, 2016 Gibson, Charles Dana (1867-1944) 525, 832 Gillilan, Strickland ( -1954) 207 Gleason's Pictorial, Boston, 1244 Massachusetts, 1853 Globe 953 Goddard, William 247, 335, 2004 Godey's Ladies Book 235, 242, 815, 978, 1566, 1597, 1598 Godfrey, Gilbert 239 Godkin, Edwin Lawrence (1831-1902) 862, 2156 Gohdes, Clarence 250, 480, 481, 919 Golden Book Magazine, The 19 Golden, Harry 785, 1975, 2065 Goldman, Eric F. 208, 210 Gonzales, N. G. 149, 431 Good Housekeeping, New York City, New 472, 473, 477, 478, 816, 829, 970 York Goodwin, Eugene 310 Goodwin, Nat C. (1857-1919) 2221 Gookin, Daniel 1552 Gould, Bruce and Beatrice 130, 131, 136, 467, 829, 1570, 2046 Grady, Henry 550-2064 Graham's Magazine 14, 797, 817, 971, 978, 1296 Grand Junction Globe, Grand Junction, 1977, 2003, 2053, 2215, 2216 Iowa Grant, Roderick McLellan (1901-1961) 1580 Grass Roots Digest, Columbia, Missouri 374, 458 Grassroots Editor, Carbondale, Illinois 2055 Grauer, Ben 170, 171, 179 The Great Divide 133 Greeley, Horace (1811-1872) 209, 243, 248, 462, 474, 551, 647, 648, 1346, 1577, 1581, 1602, 1886, 1951, 2059, 2156 Green, Bartholomew (1666-1732) 562 Green, Samuel 564 Greene, Asa 129 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 46

Subject Folders Other Image Gregg, Thomas 803, 971 Gresham, Grits 38-41 Griffin, Phil 274, 280 Grit, Williamsport, Pennsylvania 133, 818, 819, 1603 Gross, Milton 2011, 2014, 2015, 2017 Grossman, Max 154, 255, 350, 354, 443, 458, 469, 475, 476, 523, 1911, 1913, 2047 Grosvenor, Gilbert Hovey (1875-1966) 130, 133-137, 185, 192, 464, 474, 475, 864, 865, 1262 Gue, Benjamin F. (1828-1904) 660 Guiterman, Arthur (1871-1943) 1724 Gunderson, Robert G. 206 Gustavson, R. G. 264, 266-268, 297 Hagemann, E. R. 138 Hainline, Menzo 1585 Haldeman-Julius Monthly 820-821 Hale, Edward Everett (1863-1932) 1594 Hale, Nathan 1544 Hale, Sarah Josepha 815, 1296, 1598 Hall, Boyard R. 1597 Hall, David 129 Hall, Grover Cleveland 335 Hall, J. Norman, Kitchener's Mob 2216 Hall, James 1546 Hall, Leonard Wood (1900-1979) 195, 484 Hall, William E. 2053 Hamilton, Alexander (1757-1804) 1553, 1606, 1702 Hamilton, Andrew 646 Handy, W. C. 443 Haney, John A. 2035 Haneybrink, Joseph 1585 Hansen, Harry 1909 Hardy, Thomas 2214 Hardy, Thomas (1840-1928), Under the 2214 Greenwood Tree Harlem 1568 Harper's Bazaar 824, 915 Harper's Magazine 185, 235, 822, 823, 832, 895, 950, 976, 977, 1502, 1503, 1549, 1597, C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 47

Subject Folders Other Image 1604 Harper's Weekly 824, 924, 1245, 1246 Harrington, George C. 562 Harris, Benjamin 1604 Harris, Joel Chandler (1848-1908) 1556 Harrison, Walter 1580 Hart, James D. 130, 236 Harte, Bret (1836-1902) 814, 874, 895, 1547, 1556 Hartford Courant, The 145, 261, 296, 479, 485-487, 1089, 2168 Hartwick, Harry 190, 433, 462, 467, 468, 1366, 1403, 2041, 2047 Harvard University, Cambridge, 127-136, 155-161, 185, 1479-1481, Massachusetts, Press 1492, 1901 Harvey, George 571 Haswell, Anthony 335 Hauberg, C. A. 240, 241 HAVAS 1576 Haverfield, Robert 2011, 2013-2015 Hawaii 464 Hawthorne, Nathaniel (1804-1864) 1509, 1548, 1554, 1555, 1597, 1702, 2221 Hay, John 1547, 1597 Hay, Timothy 1599 Hayne, Paul Hamilton 1703 Hearn, Lafcadio 1703 Hearst Newspapers 236, 769, 795, 816, 1017, 1076 Hearst, William Randolph (1863-1951) 209, 465, 469, 1017, 1076, 1347, 1604, 1886, 2065, 2066 Hecht, Ben (1894-1964) 839-842 Heck, Frank 2011 Heinze, Leland 2012 Heiskell, J. N. (1872-1972) 1971 Hemingway, Ernest (1899-1961) 1705 Henderson, Joseph F. 792 Henry, Patrick (1736-1799) 1544, 1553 Herald of Gospel Liberty 824 Hergesheimer, Joseph 1706 Herman, Hans 240, 241 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 48

Subject Folders Other Image Herrick, John P. 160 Herzberg, Joseph 160, 161 Hewitt, W. C. (1893-1967) 2012 Hibbs, Ben 129-131, 310, 795, 891-893, 1604 Higbie, Charles E. 203 Higginbotham, A. L. (1895-1967) 145, 168, 177, 180, 183, 252, 274, 291, 310, 1964 Higgins, Marguerite 1182, 1184 Hill, Eldon C. 242 Hill, Evan 180, 181 Hills, Lee 690, 1605, 1974, 2065 Hincks, Sir Francis 209 Hinkle, Olin E. 148 Hirohito (1901- ) 2212 History of American Magazines 126-141, 458, 461, 463, 468, 470, 472- v. 14-17 475, 477-481, 485, 486, 489-491, 498, 1357-1367, 1478-1481, 1874, 1953, 1954, 2053, 2101-2147, 2212, 2226 Hitler, Adolf (1889-1945) 1571 Hoar, George F. (1826-1904) 2 Hobbies 824 Hobby, Olveta Culp (1905- ) 159, 332, 436 Hodgins, Eric 127, 621 Hogg, John 1931, 2013-2016 Holden, William W. 562 Holiday 824 Holiday Book 128 Hollman, Frank H. 2012 Holmes, Oliver Wendell 1555, 1598 Holt County Sentinel, Oregon, Missouri 663 Holtman, Flora 2011, 2013-2016 Home Companion 132, 133, 978 Honan, Joseph C., Jr. 150 Honolulu Star-Bulletin 1089, 2169 Hooker, Thomas 1552 Hoover, Herbert (1874-1964) 1605, 1708 Hoover, J. Edgar (1895-1972) 1148, 1149 Horizon 824, 848 Hortin, L. J. 311, 312 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 49

Subject Folders Other Image Hough, Emerson 1704 Houghton, Cholm G. 465, 2034, 2046 Houghton, Mifflin Company 1484, 1626, 1704 Hours at Home 824 House Beautiful 485 Housman, A. E. (1859-1936) 1709 Houtchens, Lawrence H. 1675 Howard, Nat 263, 265 Howard, Roy W. 464, 684, 1971, 2065, 2066 Howe, Joseph 209 Howell, Clark (1884-1969) 209, 2063 Howells, William Dean (1837-1919) 279, 774, 795, 813, 814, 822, 1547, 1548, 1556, 1646, 1647, 1710 Hoyt, Edwin P. 144 Hoyt, Palmer 179, 304, 453, 686, 1334, 1578 Hudson Review 946 Hudson, Frederick 552 Hughes, Langston (1902-1967) 11, 484, 1568, 1771, 2212 Huneker, James Gibbons 1704 Hunt, Haroldson L. 808 Huntley, Chet (1911-1974) 1605 Hutchins, Robert 290, 488, 613, 1583, 1593, 1867 Hutchins, Stilson 2156 Hyde, Grant 458 Hypatia 2213 Ibsen, Henrick (1828-1906), "Doll House" 2216 Ickes, Harold LeClaire (1874-1952) 1598, 1884, 1901, 1906, 1907, 1909 Iconoclast 201, 202, 825 Idaho, Moscow 451-452 Illinois Monthly Magazine, 1832 1247 Illinois, Chicago--Fires and fire prevention 1641 Illustrated London News, 1856 1248 Illustrated News, New York, 1853 1250 Illustrated Western World 133 In Fact, Long Island City, New York 539 The Independent, Kansas City, Missouri 825, 1588, 1715-1717 India 444, 597E Indiana University Press 186 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 50

Subject Folders Other Image Indians, Seneca 479, 480, 481 Industry--Periodicals 930 Ingham, Harvey (1858-1949) 1867, 2062 Inland Press Association 1577, 1867, 1895, 1929, 1945, 1968 Innocent Weekly Owl, New York 825 International News Service 1061-1065, 1576 Iowa Authors Club 1854, 1874, 1876, 1885, 2177 Iowa City (Iowa) Press-Citizen 1860 Iowa Homestead 826, 917 Iowa, Audubon 193, 194, 1509, 1516, 1891, 2190 Iowa, Coralville 1870, 1887 Iowa, Dubuque 655, 659, 661 Iowa, History 10, 30 Iowa, Iowa City 436, 456, 462, 466, 467, 468, 469, 656, 1860, 1873, 1918 Iowa, Sioux City 657 Iowa, What Cheer 434, 1403 Iowa. State Historical Society of 1928 Irving, Washington (1783-1859) 1545, 1548, 1554, 1597 Isaacs, Norman E. 339 Jacoby, Al 2012, 2015 James, Edwin L. 1896 James, Henry, Jr. 813, 814, 1556 Japan 45, 356-367, 597D, 1511, 1595, 1602, v. 64 1768, 1917-1919, 1929, 1945, 2010, 2212 Jefferson, Thomas (1743-1826) 260, 637, 645, 1493, 1553, 1577, v. 30 1598, 1720, 2160 Jewett, Sarah Orne 1548, 1556 Job 1567, 1601 Johnson, Gerald W. 691 Johnson, Homer 1585 Johnson, Hugh S. (1882-1942) 531 Johnson, Icie F. 195 Johnson, James Weldin 1568, 1771 Johnson, John H. 804, 960 Johnson, Lyndon Baines (1908-1973) 1976 Johnson, Robert Underwood 986, 987 Johnson, Tom 1722 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 51

Subject Folders Other Image Johnston, E. K. 198, 2014 Jonah 1495, 1720 Jones, Donald 2011, 2014-2016 Jones, Howard Mumford (1892- ) 133, 134, 191, 254, 490, 492, 498, 1359, 2212 Jones, Paul C. (1901-1981) 1585 Jones, Robert L. 139, 273, 275, 282, 285, 584, 1198 Jones, Robert W. 127, 246 Jorgenson, Chester E. 249, 1922 Journal of Journalism History 1723 Journal of the West 943 Journalism and politics 1130, 1131, 1599, 1884, 1901, 1906, 1907, 1909, 1943 Journalism Bulletin 584 Journalism Educator 86, 87, 293 Journalism Quarterly 31, 40, 45, 47, 72, 78, 79, 124, 274- 276, 278, 280, 285, 289-296, 584, 585, 602, 2212 Journalism, Industrial 519, 520, 930, 931, 1580 Journalism, Scientific 717-723 Journalism--American Revolution 1353, 1591 v. 43 Journalism--Censorship 805, 806, 1113-1120, 1353, 1591, 1605, 1884, 1900 Journalism--Civil War 652, 1116, 1157, 1353, 1354, 1591 Journalism--Ethics 588-596, 1581 Journalism--History 1015-1355, 1579 Journalism--Iowa 1045, 1046 v. 71 Journalism--Korean War 1120, 1166, 1167 Journalism--Mexican War 1116, 1353, 1591 Journalism--Missouri 1047, 1048, 1600 Journalism--Mormon 643 Journalism--Objectivity 138, 468, 767, 768, 771, 850-854, 971, 1588 Journalism--Pamphlets 499-758 Journalism--Study and teaching 566-587, 1581, 1602 Journalism--War 744-747, 1157-1167, 1353, 1591, v. 31 1892 Journalism--War of 1812 1353, 1591 Journalism--World War, 1914-1918 744, 1116, 1117, 1132, 1353, 1591 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 52

Subject Folders Other Image Journalism--World War, 1939-1945 744-747, 1115-1120, 1132-1135, 1157-1166, 1350-1353, 1591 The Journalist 541 Joyce, James 826, 838-842, 1720 Judge 827, 944 Kalish, Stanley 2020 Kansas 2219 Kansas City Star 390, 494, 495, 497, 564, 1090, 1251, 1506, 1598, 1948 Kant, Immanuel (1724-1804) 1545 Kantor, Mackinley (1904- ) 472, 473, 1869 Kappa Alpha Mu 1916, 1933, 1959, 2021, 2180 Kappa Tau Alpha 51-53, 67-69, 91-93, 116, 297-312, 487, 1578, 1602, 1603, 1933, 1941, 1945-1947-1949, 1953, 1959, 1961, 1964, 1966, 1969, 1971, 1973-1975, 2038, 2053, 2203, 2206 Kay, George F. 1724 Keene Evening Sentinel, Keene, NH 485, 486 Keene, Charles 525 Keller, Cal 1585 Kelly, Daniel J. 173, 174 Kempster, Harry L. (1883-1962) 1921 Kendall, Amos 258, 259, 290 Kendall, George Wilkins (1809-1867) 335, 337 Kennedy, John Fitzgerald (1917-1963) 475, 1129, 1131 Kennedy, John P. 1555 Kentucky, Paducah 536 Kerstetter, William 192 Kesler, Carl 2011 Key Reporter 827 Kilgallen, Dorothy (1913-1965) 1184 Kilgallen, James L. 563, 1891 Kilgare, Bernard 1724 Kilmer, Joyce (1886-1918) 1724 King, Homer 147, 148, 245, 1655-1661 King, James 335 King, John 655, 659, 661 King, Martin Luther, Jr. (1929-1968) 788 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 53

Subject Folders Other Image Kinsley, Philip (1880-1960) 198 Kipling, Rudyard (1865-1936) 1725 Kiplinger Magazine 827 Kirkland, Caroline Matilda (1801-1864) 1546 Kirkpatrick, James 2012 Kiwanis Magazine 196-197 Knickerbocker 827 Knight, John Shively (1894- ) 159, 304, 1922, 2064 Knott, Thomas A. 1724 Knox, Frank 1339 Kobre, Sidney 269, 270, 272, 274, 276-279, 1148 Korea 360 Korean War, 1950-1953--Journalism 1120, 1166, 1167 Krapp, George Philip (1872-1934) 1724, 2220, 2221 Kreymborg, Alfred (1883-1966) 953 Krieghbaum, Hillier 294, 295, 296, 390, 718, 1155 Krock, Arthur (1887-1974) 725 Kruglak, Theodore 311, 312, 470, 484, 1171, 2012 Kyodo Press 1576 La Cross, Louis 137 La Gorce, John Oliver (1880-1959) 865 La Prensa (Argentina) 1595 Lacossitt, Hy 1585 Ladies Home Journal 130, 131, 136-138, 163, 164, 185, 235, 467, 828, 829, 889, 970, 1604, 1728, 1729 Ladies Letter-Writer (1869) 1730 Laird, Charlton G. 237 Lakeside Monthly 780 Lamade, Dietrick (1859-1938) 818, 819 Lamade, George R. (1894-1965) 818, 819 Lambert, Edward C. (1910- ) 192, 2011, 2013-2016 Lane, Gertrude Battles ( -1941) 791, 792, 829 Langlie, Arthur B. (1900-1966) 849 Language and languages 1795-1799, 1810-1814 Lanier, Sidney 1556 Larrabee, William 1731 Lashbrook, Ralph 263, 265, 349, 2009, 2035 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 54

Subject Folders Other Image Lasher, George Starr (1885-1964) 297 Laski, Harold J. (1893-1950) 1726 Law of the Press 630-633, 638, 673-679, 1053-1059 Lawrence, D. H. (1885-1930) 482 Lawrence, David (1888-1973) 531, 2062 Lawson, Victor Fremont (1850-1925) 337 Lazell, Fred 1876 Leach, Edward T. 1591 Leach, Henry Goddard (1880-1970) 137, 811, 895 Leacock, Stephen 1711 League of Nations 1576 Lechlitner, Ruth 1549 Lee, Charles 347 Lee, Richard 206 Lee, Robert Edward (1807-1870) 1602 Leggett, William (1801-1839) 1577 LeKachman, Robert 980 Leland, Charles Godfrey (1824-1903) 813, 912, 1563 Leslie Periodicals 128, 258, 261, 262, 379, 811 Leslie, Frank (1821-1880) 129, 258, 970, 2062, 2156 Leslie, Frank, Mrs. (1851-1914) 563 Levin, Arthur J. 351, 1404 Levine, Seymour 240 Lewis, Sinclair (1884-1951) 1732 Liberty 831 Life Illustrated 830 Life Magazine 415-417, 833-836, 960, 977, 1603, 1604 Life Magazine, (1883-1936) 832, 944, 972 Lillard, Richard G. 127 Lily 128 Lin, Emily 1576 Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Missouri 692 Lincoln, Abraham (1809-1865) 1733-1740, 2213, 2214, 2216 Lindeman, E. C. 162, 164 Lindsay, Edward 268, 269, 274 Lindsay, John V. (1921- ) 914 Lindsay, Vachel (1879-1931) 192, 812, 1549, 1565, 1591, 1741, C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 55

Subject Folders Other Image 2217 Lippard, George 1726 Lippincott's Magazine 843 Lippmann, Walter (1889-1974) 531, 1129, 1605, 1727 Litchfield Enquirer, Litchfield, Connecticut 1252, 1253 Literary Digest 131, 132, 482, 830 Literature--History and criticism 1638 Littell, Eliakim (1797-1870) 843 Littell's Living Age 843 Little Review 235, 812, 837-842, 946, 952 Living 56 Locke, John 1545, 1605 Log Cabin (New York, 1841) 1253 London Times 1321 London, Jack (1876-1916) 1556 v. 11 London, Jack (1876-1916)--Call of the Wild 261 v. 11 Long, Howard R. 192, 247, 276, 345, 346, 374, 452, 460, 461, 463, 473, 474, 476, 478, 497, 1023, 2013-2017, 2023, 2041 Long, Huey P. (1893-1935) 1205 Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth (1807- 1546, 1547, 1552, 1555 1882) Longmans, Green and Company 1727 Longstreet, Augustus B. (1790-1870) 1544, 1546 Look 237, 843, 1604 Loomis, Lee Pierson (1884-1964) 1968 Lorimer, George Horace (1868-1937) 209, 889-891 Louisiana, Shreveport 385-589 Louisville Courier-Journal, Louisville, 2159 Kentucky Lovejoy, Elijah Parish (1802-1837) 335 Lowell, Amy (1874-1925) 1549, 1556, 1742, 2226 Lowell, James Russell (1819-1891) 774, 1546, 1548, 1555, 1727 Luce, Henry R. (1898-1967) 156, 810, 833-836, 902, 904, 977, 1882, 1883 Luxon, Norval Neil 136, 170, 177, 184, 187-191, 194, 263- 265, 267, 268, 274, 285, 289, 292, 294, 296, 311, 352, 449, 461, 472, 478, 485, 570, 586, 596, 1975, 2009, C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 56

Subject Folders Other Image 2046 Lyon, Peter 124, 478, 482 Lyons, Eugene 539 Lyons, Louis M. 283, 461, 688, 1003 MaCahill, Charles 263, 264 MacArthur, Douglas (1880-1964) 356-358, 360, 2212 Macaulay 2213 MacDonald, Dwight 810 Macfadden, Bernarr (1868-1955) 402, 831, 880, 908, 962, 2163 MacKenzie, William 209 MacLean, Malcolm 273 MacLeish, Archibald (1892- ) 1746 Macmillan Company, The 142-154, 185, 188, 236, 240, 241, 1482, 1486-1488, 1493, 1747 Mad 844 Mademoiselle 844 Maeterlinck's Blue Bird 2216 Magnolia or Southern Appalachian 844, 1259 Maguire, J. Russell 768 Malone, Dumas (1892- ) 1479 Manchester Guardian 558 Manchester, William 436 Manufacturers Record 844 Marengo Republican, Marengo, Iowa 1857 Marine Journal 844 Markel, Lester 183, 310, 1080, 1107, 1122, 1605, 1964 Markham, Edwin (1852-1940) 1747 Markham, James W. 177, 271-273, 275, 277, 307, 308, 311, 390, 413, 452, 469, 1964, 2011, 2013, 2016, 2022, 2039 Marolf, Louis C. 1747 Marquette University, Milwaukee, 457, 488, 1955, 2044, 2184 Wisconsin Marsh, Daniel L. 1882, 1883 Martin, Edward Sandford (1856-1939) 832, 924 Martin, Frank L. (1881-1941) 148, 234, 573, 580, 1598, 1891, 1895, 2009 Martin, Lawrence 815 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 57

Subject Folders Other Image Marvin, Dwight 159, 263-265, 350 Marvin, Kenneth 269, 277, 279 Marx, Karl (1818-1883) 551 Mason, Edward F. 201, 239, 1934, 2009 Mason, John 1552 Mass media 533, 534, 1578, 1603-1605 Massachusetts Spy 244, 1260, 2125 Masses 845 Masters, Edgar Lee (1869-1950) 1549, 1565, 1747 Mather, Cotton (1663-1728) 1543, 1552-1553 Mather, Increase (1639-1723) 1548, 1553 Mathews, Joseph J. (1908- ) 242 Matthews, Brander (1852-1929) 1638, 1646, 1649, 1681, 1725, 1798, 1816, 2220, 2221 Maugham, W. Somerset (1874-1965) 249 Mauldin, Bill (1921-2003) 326, 1085 Maule, Thomas 633 Maurer, Wesley H. 301, 302, 306-308 May, Henry F. (1915- ) 935 May, Phil 525 Mayes, Herbert 849 McBride, Mary Margaret (1899-1976) 471 McBride, Thomas H. 1746 McCabe, Gibson 1004 McCall's Magazine 139, 829, 846-849, 970, 1604, 2173 McCarthy, Justin 813, 814 McClure, Samuel S. (1857-1949) 124, 131, 132, 137, 141, 478, 482, 850-854, 1588 McClure's Magazine 131, 132, 137, 468, 490, 850-854 McCormick, Anne 1183 McCormick, Robert R. (1880-1955) 502, 590, 605-608, 683, 1069, 1070, 1096, 1097, 2063 McCullogh, Joseph B. 1595, 2156 McCurdy, Henry B. 245 McCutcheon, Barr, The Alternative 2216 McGill, Ralph E. 1132 McGraw-Hill Publishing Company 844, 1748 McKay, Claude 11, 1568 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 58

Subject Folders Other Image McKay, Douglas (1893-1959) 176 McLean, Malcolm S., Jr. 207 McMullen, John K. 1585 McMurtrie, Douglas C. 649, 660, 730, 1110, 1178 McNaught's Monthly 844 McPherson, Holt 263, 265 Meador, Eli (1879-1959) 1585 Meddill, Joseph 337 Meeker, Jotham 337 Melcher, Frederic G. 190, 238, 357 Mellett, Donald R. Lectures 35, 260, 261, 335, 613, 627, 683-691, 1890 Melton, Elston J. 193, 248, 249, 2012 Melville, Herman (1819-1891) 1555 Memphis Appeal 1090, 1576 Menace 855 Mencken, August 138 Mencken, H. L. (1880-1956) 195, 436, 767, 895, 1170, 1608, 1724, 1774 Mercer, Willis 1748 Meredith Publishing 261, 455, 776-782, 903 Merry's Museum 855 Merwin, Frederic E. 300-307, 309, 350, 1198 Methodist Advocate, Atlanta, Georgia 1260 1869 Metropolitan Magazine 129 Metropolitan Record 1275 Meuser, Kenneth G. 1585 Mexican War, Journalism 1116, 1353, 1591 Mexico 481, 1750 Meyer, Robert 2052 Miami Herald, Miami, Florida 673, 1090 Michigan City News-Dispatch, Michigan 1593, 1922, 1945 City, Indiana Michigan, Glennie 490, 491 Mickelson, Paul R. 156 Mickelson, Sig (1913- ) 1604, 1605 Middlebush, Frederick Arnold (1890-1971) 142, 167, 184, 187, 191, 194, 202, 267, 369, 396, 459, 489, 493, 494, C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 59

Subject Folders Other Image 1403, 1599, 1893, 1910, 1934, 1947, 2037, 2042, 2212 Middleton, Drew 198-202 The Midland 4, 11, 17, 22, 98-100, 117-119, 187, v. 10 206, 438, 467, 470, 490-492, 855, 953, 954, 1549, 2053, 2212, 2216, 221 The Midland Monthly 117, 859, 869, 1751 Milestones 856 Military Police Journal 856 Miller, Harlan 168 Miller, Joaquin 1547 Milwaukee Journal 2167 Milwaukee Press Club 2166 Miners, Ward L. 247 Minneapolis Star and Tribune 1968 Missionary Herald 856 Mississippi Valley Historical Review 31, 857 Mississippi Valley Medical Editors 145, 1919 Association Missouri Historical Review 943 Missouri Intelligencer and Boon's Lick 404, 405, 664, 665 Advertiser Missouri Press Association 433, 464, 1892, 1920, 2012 Missouri Writers Guild 328, 329, 1899, 2207 Missouri, Cape Girardeau 735 Missouri, Columbia 427, 487, 1896 Missouri, Hermann 1855 Mitchell, John Ames 832 Moats, Francis I. 1749 Modern Electrics 964, 966, 967 Modern Language Association 861 Moeller, Leslie 178, 180, 183, 207, 239, 264, 265, 267, 276, 277, 294, 295, 349, 489, 661 Moley, Raymond Charles (1886-1975) 871, 905, 906 Monroe, Harriet ( -1936) 812, 881, 951 Morelock, Thomas 481, 484, 2009, 2011, 2013-2017 Morengo (Iowa) Republican 2213, 2214 Morgan, George 2011, 2015 Morley, Christopher (1890-1957) 1542, 1567 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 60

Subject Folders Other Image Morley, Felix 684 Mormons 142, 1636, 1758, 1940 Morris, Richard B. 614 Morrissey, James 2011 Mott, David C. 914, 458, 470, 658-660, 803, 1760, 1761, 1884, 1977, 1985, 2009 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) 1-2227 v. 1-72; Box 1- 21; a.c. 1-6 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), "Dreams" 2216 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), "Eulogy" 2214 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), "Eyes" 2220, 2221 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), "In and 2214 v. 40 About the Twin Cities" Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), 2214 "Montana Impressions" Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), 2214 "Newspapers and the Public" Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), "The 2221, 2222 Butt-Notcher" Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), "The Man 2225 With the Good Face" Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), "Those 2220-2221 Having Eyes" Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), A Gallery 57, 75, 76, 162-166, 490, 1477, 1490, of Americans 1491, 1934 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), Five 468, 469, 471, 472, 483, 2053 Stories Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), Golden 152-154, 185, 1378-1407, 1488, 1583, v. 32, Multitudes 1584, 1598, 1918 33 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), Missouri 477, 480, 482-487, 489, 492, 1427- v. 42 Reader 1475 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), Oldtime 167-184 v. 39 Comments on Journalism Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), Six 471, 472, 2217, 2221 Prophets Out of the Middle West Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964), The News 155-161, 1408, 1409 v. 5, 38 in America Mott, Mary E. 1762 Mott, Vera Ingram (1885-1964) 1855, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1864, 1869, C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 61

Subject Folders Other Image 1870, 1874, 1877, 1880, 1886, 1889, 1891, 1906, 1918-1920, 1922, 1927- 1930, 1932, 1947, 1948, 1963, 1964, 1972, 1976, 1977-1984, 1989-1994, 1997-2000, 2002, 2006, 2012, 2013, 2016, 2017, 2031-2041, 2049, 2068- 2100, 2189, 2209-2211, 2212 Mowery, Edward J. 689 Muilenberg, Walter 490 Muir, John 1763-1766 Mulford, Samuel 633 Munsey, Frank A. 141, 858 Murfree, Mary N. 1548, 1556 Murphy, Donald R. 193 Murphy, Lawrence W. 170, 240, 276, 585 Murray, Byron D. 254 Murrow, Edward Roscoe (1908-1965) 1602, 1604 Murthy, Nadig Krishna 149, 150 v. 4 Musgrave, Arthur 169 Musick, Ruth Ann 1767 Naeter, Fred W. (1874-1965) 1585 Nafziger, Ralph O. (1896-1973) 167, 176, 187, 202, 263, 269, 272, 274-278, 280, 44, 476, 574, 585, 1135, 2009, 2041 Nambara, Shigeru 1768 Nashville Banner, Nashville, Tennessee 1091 Nassau Review Star, Long Island, NY 1091 Nast, Thomas (1840-1902) 2058 Nast, Thomas (1840-1902) 2058 Nathan, George Jean (1882-1958) 768 Nation, The 862, 977 National Advocate, (New Orleans, LA) 652 National Chengchi University 1973 National Editorial Association 330, 1593, 1922 National Gazette, Philadelphia, 1820-1841 547, 1238 National Geographic 130, 133-137, 185, 464, 864, 1262 National Intelligencer (Washington, D.C.) 549, 641, 1263 National Observer 863 National Police Gazette 862, 902, 1562 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 62

Subject Folders Other Image National Publisher 863 National Review 863 Neal, Robert M. 1768, 2011, 20213-2016 Negro Digest 866 Neihardt, John Gneisenau (1881-1973) 101, 190, 205-207, 235, 315, 320, 467, 1357, 1521, 1522, 1547, 1549, 1565, 1779, 1780, 2047, 2212 Neiman, Lucius 337 Nelson, Harold 278, 279, 281, 633 Nelson, William Rockhill (1841-1915) 337, 564, 1506 Neuberger, Richard L. (1912-1960) 336, 337 Nevins, Allan (1890-1971) 168, 177, 248, 293, 462, 464, 492, 499, 764 New American Library, The 162-166, 1490, 1491 New Deal 905, 906, 1541, 1542 New Directions 957 New England Courant, 1721-1726 (?) 1238 New England Homestead 866 New England Magazine 1590 New England Quarterly 13 New Englander 866 New Hampshire, Nashua 445 New Jersey Farm and Garden 867 New Leader, The 867 New Mexico, Silver City 442, 448 New Republic, The 868, 977, 1689, 1690 New York Associated Press, (N. Y. A. P.) 1576 New York Daily News 1074 New York Herald Tribune 551, 552, 646, 1075, 1577, 1600, 1909, 1934 New York Herald Tribune Book Review 235, 867, 977 New York Magazine 872, 1236 New York Post 1078, 5177, 1591 New York Sun 1581, 1602 New York Times Book Review, The 872, 977 New York Times Magazine, The 872 New York Times, The 144, 446, 576, 595, 724, 725, 746, 1075, 1079, 1080, 1081, 1277-1281, 1576, 1598, 1600, 1603, 18885, 1934 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 63

Subject Folders Other Image New York, NY 2220, 2221, 2224, 2226 New Yorker, 1901-1906 1577 New Yorker, 1925 185, 869, 870, 943 Newberry Library Bulletin 152, 802, 812, 845, 1150 Newhouse, Samuel I. 1016, 1084, 1086, 1088, 1092 Newsday (Hempstead, L. I., New York) 1082 Newspaper Advertising Executives 504 Association, Incorporated Newspaper-Radio Committee (1942) 1890 Newspapers 1202-1320 Newspapers, Alabama 1086, 1091 Newspapers, California 654, 1092 Newspapers, California, Los Angeles 198, 1072 Newspapers, California, San Francisco 1093, 1335, 1576 Newspapers, Censorship 1113-1120, 1353, 1591, 1884, 1900 Newspapers, England, London 1254-1258 Newspapers, Georgia, Atlanta 1086 Newspapers, Illinois, Chicago 1068-1971 Newspapers, Indiana, Indianapolis 1090 Newspapers, Iowa 655-662, 753, 1094 Newspapers, Kentucky, Louisville 1090 Newspapers, Louisiana, Natchitoches 1261 Newspapers, Louisiana, New Orleans 652, 1091, 1271 Newspapers, Massachusetts, Boston 1067 Newspapers, Massachusetts, Springfield 1094 Newspapers, Michigan, Detroit 1089, 1231 Newspapers, Minnesota, Minneapolis 1091, 1323 Newspapers, Missouri 663-666, 753, 757, 1600, 1892, 1933 Newspapers, Montana 654 Newspapers, New York 637, 646, 1073-1082, 1103, 1272- 1288, 2173 Newspapers, New York, Brooklyn 1087 Newspapers, North Carolina, Charlotte 1087 Newspapers, Ohio 639, 642 Newspapers, Ohio, Cincinnati 1087, 1088, 1220 Newspapers, Ohio, Cleveland 31, 677, 1088 Newspapers, Ohio, Dayton 1088 Newspapers, Oregon, Portland 1092 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 64

Subject Folders Other Image Newspapers, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 1083 Newspapers, Pennsylvania, Pittsburg 1092 Newspapers, Puerto Rico, San Juan 1094 Newspapers, Rhode Island, Newport 1289-1290 Newspapers, South Carolina 653 Newspapers, South Dakota 748 Newspapers, Tennessee, Chattanooga 1087 Newspapers, Texas, Dallas 427, 1088, 1228 Newspapers, Texas, Houston 1089 Newspapers, Utah, Salt Lake City 1093 Newspapers, Washington 1094 Newspapers, Washington, D.C. 1096, 1097, 1103 Newspapers, Wisconsin, Madison 1090 Newspapers, Wisconsin, Milwaukee 1091, 1103 Newsweek 139, 871, 977 Newton, Joseph Fort (1880-1950) 2214 Nieman Reports 158-160, 167, 632, 712 Nixon, Raymond B. 169, 171, 177, 192, 206, 240, 268, 270, 273-275, 278-281, 289-296, 339, 346, 442, 453, 602, 1104, 1578, 2009, 2033, 2064 Nixon, Richard Milhous (1913-1994) 1131 Noble, Ann 194 Noble, David W. 868 Nome (Alaska) Nugget 1091 Norris, Charles G. (1881-1945) 1770 Norris, Frank (1870-1902) 1549, 1556 Norris, John 2011 North American Review 25, 125, 235, 481, 486, 872, 945 North, Sterling (1906-1974) 478 Northcliffe, Alfred Charles 209 Norwegian Press 420 Noyes, Alfred (1880-1958) 1770 Noyes, Crosby Stuart (1825-1908) 553 Noyes, Frank Brett (1863-1948) 2063 Nye, Bill 1547 O'Brien, Edward J. (1890-1941) 954 v. 9 O'Brien, Fitz-James (1828-1862) 1548 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 65

Subject Folders Other Image Ohio Farmer, Cleveland, Ohio 873 Oklahoma Farm Journal 873 Olds, George 1585 Olson, Kenneth E. (1895-1967) 263-265, 267, 268, 278, 279, 281, 349, 475, 476, 478, 479, 580, 584, 585 Omaha (Nebraska) World Herald 1092 O'Neill, Eugene (1888-1953) 1781 O'Sullivan, Jerry L. 176, 457, 467, 468, 488, 585, 1955, 2009 Others 953 Otis, Harrison Gray (1837-1917) 564 Otis, James 1544 Oursler, Fulton (1893-1952) 831, 970, 1782 Overland Monthly 874, 1503 Overseas News Agency 1063 Oxford University Press, New York 1786 Pacific Christian Advocate 875 Page, Thomas Nelson (1853-1922) 1556, 1772 Page, Walter Hines (1855-1918) 141, 811 Painter, William R. (1863-1947) 1585 Palimpsest, The 9, 50, 96-100, 102-111, 117-123, 138, 189, 205, 206, 467, 468, 470-473, 476, 491, 492, 546, 655-657, 659, 661, 662, 876, 1617, 1621, 1629, 1650, 1680, 1700 Palmer, J. E. 132, 136 Palmer, Paul 767 Panama Star and Herald 240 Pantagraph, Bloomington, Illinois 1092, 1593, 1922 Paperback books 1626-1628 Parade 875, 968 Parker, Theodore 1545 Partisan Review 875 Parton, James (1822-1891) 764, 1604 Partridge, Bernard 525 Pathfinder 875 Patterson, Alicia ( -1963) 1082 Patterson, Grove (1881-1956) 159, 687, 1591 Patterson, James R. 2023 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 66

Subject Folders Other Image Paulding, James Kirke (1778-1860) 1544, 1555 Payne, George Henry (1876-1945) 811 Payne, William Morton (1858-1919) 802, 812 Pearson, Justus R., Jr. 238 Peck, Harry Thurston (1856-1914) 139, 783 Peden, William H. (1913- ) 171, 175, 462 Pegler, Westbrook (1894-1969) 531, 1576, 1921, 2064 Pendergast, James 1588 Penn College, Oskaloosa, Iowa 2213 Pennsylvania Gazette 129, 335, 888, 889 Pennsylvania Magazine 877, 1598 Pennsylvania Packet, 1771 1237 Penny Magazine, The 598, 645 People 878 Periodical Post Boy, The 1791-1794 Periodicals 1576, 1588 Periodicals, Bibliography 927 Periodicals, Censorship 805, 806, 932, 1605 Periodicals, History 126-141, 759-1014, 1499-1503, 1506, 1586-1590, 1597, 1598, 1604 Perkins, George D. (1840-1914) 657, 659, 674 Perkins, Howard C. 146 Perkins, Maxwell (1884-1947) 1788 Perlik, Charles A., Jr. 148 Perreault, Bill 2023 Perry, J. Douglas 273 Petersen, Christian 1871, 1874 Petersen, William J. 114, 168-171, 181, 186, 189, 194, 204- 207, 237, 248257, 452, 456, 468, 469, 471, 473, 656, 659, 662, 876, 1404, 1621,1788, 1927, 2039 Peterson, Theodore 73, 139, 183, 194, 220, 296, 934, 949, 979, 1004, 1605, 2048 Peterson's Magazine 877, 1292, 1293 Pett, Saul 1971 Pew, Marlin E. 564, 591, 2063 Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha of Missouri Chapter 460, 1962, 2186 Philadelphia (PA) Evening Bulletin 1322 Philadelphia (PA) Inquirer, The 296, 544 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 67

Subject Folders Other Image Philadelphia (PA) Record 746 Philistine 879 Phillips, David G. (1867-1911) 239, 240, 274 Phillips, George H. 291, 292 Phoenix, John 1547 Photography, Journalistic 1105, 1106, 1327-1329, 1907, 1916, 1920, 2164, 2165 Physical Culture 879 Pickerell, Albert G. 159 Pickett, Calder H. 191, 150 Pictorial Review 235, 879 Pierce, Marvin 847 Pinkham, Fred O. 268, 274, 277 Piper, Edwin Ford (1871-1939) 20, 236 Plain Talk 539, 879 Plantation 880 Playboy 880 Plummer, Neil 275, 279 Poe, Edgar Allen (1809-1849) 1546, 1548, 1554, 1800 Poetry 881, 951, 952, 1549 Pollard, James E. 170, 177, 345, 346, 455, 575 Pony Express 651, 1804 Pope, James 687 Porter, William F. 137, 346, 457, 458, 474 Porter, William Sydney 134, 1548, 1783, 1784 Portland Oregonian 1334, 1339 Portugal 597E Pound, Ezra (1885-1972) 837-842 Powell, John Benjamin (1886-1947) 409 Powell, John Wesley (1834-1902) 451 Pownall, Fred 263-265, 1099, 2040 Prairie Farmer 880 Prairie Schooner 27, 28, 491 Prentice, George D. (1802-1870) 2156 Presidents, U.S., Press relations 1125-1129 Press Congress of the World 331-334, 1602, 1958 Press of the Crippled Turtle 48, 51, 67, 91, 95, 167-184, 460, 463, v. 39 478, 490, 1916, 1947, 1948, 2053 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 68

Subject Folders Other Image Press Time 1894, 1904, 1905, 1947, 1948 Press, China 573, 601, 1604 Press, Foreign 222-234, 354-369, 597-602, 1020- 1043, 1579, 1602 Press, Law and legislation 630-633, 638, 673-679, 1053-1059 Price, Byron 747, 1117 Price, Granville 339, 451, 453, 469 Price, Warren C. 150, 175, 176, 178, 191, 206, 251, 258, 271-274, 277, 278, 282, 289-291, 457, 461, 470, 631, 652, 1198, 1199, 1201, 1964, 2009, 2040 Princeton Theological Review 882 Printer's Ink 462, 882 Printing 640, 645, 649, 659 v. 47 Proceedings 133, 243, 344 Progressive Farmer 882 Propaganda 1132-1135, 1350, 1351, 1577, 1874 Protectionist, The 882 Public opinion 1113-1137 Public Relations 1138, 1139 Publick Occurrences 335 Publishers and publishing 1582-1584, 1596, 1597, 1627, 1790 Publishers' Auxiliary 882, 1975 Puck 372, 883, 944 Pulitzer Prize 2212 Pulitzer Prize, 1939 127, 466, 1874, 2197 Pulitzer Prizes 1140, 1141 Pulitzer, Joseph (1847-1911) 209, 335, 554-557, 1084, 1325, 1338, 1348, 1595, 1604, 1655-1660, 1886, 2156 Pulitzer, Joseph III (1913- ) 556, 1084, 1085 Pulitzer, Joseph, Jr. (1885-1955) 555-557, 610, 1084, 1085, 1325, 2064 Puritans 1543, 1548, 1552, 1553, 1598, 1600 Putnam's Magazine 883 Quarterly Review of Public Relations 883 Queen 128, 129, 132, 846-849 Quick 883 Quick, Herbert 1556, 1805 Quill 112, 113, 489 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 69

Subject Folders Other Image Quinn, Archie 180 Radio Free Europe 363 Radio-Electronics 138, 965-967 Rafferty, Keen 180, 274, 479, 1018, 1975 Rago, Henry (1915-1969) 881 Railroad Trainmen 884 Railway Age 884 Raleigh (North Carolina) Register 549 The Ralls Banner, Ralls, Texas 748 Rascoe, Burton (1892-1957) 130 Ray, Royal H. 172, 278, 537 Read, Allen Walker 195, 1810-1814 Reader's Digest 470, 471, 977, 1604 Reading 1136, 1137 Recreation 977 Redbook 131, 132, 884, 973 Reddick, DeWitt 184, 1198, 2037 Reed, John 845 Reedy's Mirror 885, 1588 Reid, Helen Rogers (1882-1970) 159 Reid, Loren D. (1905- ) 191 Reid, Whitelaw (1837-1912) 2060, 2061, 2156 Religious Herald (Richmond, Virginia) 885 Reno (Nevada) Evening Gazette 1092 Reporter, The 885, 950 Reporters and reporting 719-725, 1145-1170, 1891 Repplier, Agnes (1855-1950) 243 Republican Eagle, Red Wing, Minnesota 1593, 1922 Reston, James (1909- ) 690, 724, 1129, 1604 Reuters 1576 Review of Reviews 242, 885, 886 Reviewer 954 Rice, Isaac L. 811 Richardson, Lyon N. 136, 844, 1749, 1840 Ripley, George 646 Ripley, Sophia 1598 Robbins, J. Albert 817 Roberts, Elzey (1892-1962) 614 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 70

Subject Folders Other Image Roberts, John C. 1595 Roberts, Roy A. (1887-1967) 390, 1598 Robinson, Edwin Arlington (1869-1935) 1549, 1556, 1815 Rocky Mountain Sunday School Casket, 886 1864-1868, Colorado Rocky Mountian News, Colorado 1093 Rodgers, Paul C. 239, 240 Rogge, Edward A. 153 Roman, Anton 874 Roop, Lewis W. 1585 Roosevelt, Eleanor (1884-1962) 829, 847 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano (1882-1945) 905, 906, 1126, 1127, 1130, 1591, 1604, 1866 Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919) 1516, 1816 Roper, Elmo 727, 1123 Rosenthal, Joseph 142, 143, 1106, 2020, 2164 Ross, Charles G. (1885-1950) 436, 487, 1598 Ross, Harold 869, 870 Rotarian, The 237, 886 Rowland, D. Wayne 180, 194, 456 Royall, Anne 767 Royce, Josiah 953 Rucker, Bryce 467, 473, 484, 485, 2041 Rucker, Frank W. (1886-1975) 458, 478, 1105, 1930, 1933, 1949, 2014, 2036, 2044, 2048 Rumsey, Mary 905-906 Runyon, Forest 1585 Ruppel, Louis 131, 790 Sabatini, Rafael 2212 Sabine, Gordon A. 438 Sacramento (California) Union 1093 Saint Nicholas 897, 945, 971 Saltzman, Eleanor 1859 San Francisco (Calif.)--Earthquake and fire, 1301, 1302 1906 San Jose (California) Mercury 1094 Sandburg, Carl (1878-1967) 467, 1549, 1556, 1565, 1823, 1824, 2212 Sanders, Charles L. 179, 2042 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 71

Subject Folders Other Image Saturday Evening Post, 1821 54, 55, 66, 126, 127, 129, 130, 132, v. 37 185, 201, 235, 447, 461, 700, 829, 888-893, 977, 1303, 1586, 1587, 1604, 1654, 1855, 2172, 2173 Saturday Globe, Utica, New York 897 Saturday Review 94, 127, 204, 205, 238, 796, 804, 894, 975, 977 Scandinavia 597F Schlesinger, Arthur M. (1888-1965) 167, 178, 191, 260, 353, 470, 474, 475, 492, 498, 613, 634, 1404, 1547, 1622-1625, 2212 Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr. (1917-2007) 458 Schneider, Douglass 274 School Review 897 Schramm, Wilbur 176, 237, 239, 263, 277, 280, 281, 348, 459, 728, 1595, 1604, 2039, 2041, 2043 Schrath, Thomas 160 Schwartz, Charles W. 319-322 Schwartz, Elizabeth R. (Mrs. Charles W.) 319-322 Science 898, 1590 Science, Periodicals 898 Scientific American 898, 977 Scott, Charles P. 558 Scribner, Charles 243, 895, 986, 1583 Scribner's Magazine, 1887-1939 138, 139, 895, 896, 977 Scribner's Monthly, 1870-1881 895 Scripps, Edward Wyllis (1854-1926) 337, 461, 463, 1348, 1349 Scripps, James Edmund (1835-1906) 337 Scruton, George H. 1585, 1931, 2012, 2022 Scruton, John 2012 Seagraves, Sodie 236 Seashore, Carl E. (1866-1949) 1820 Seaton, William 641, 2156 Secession 955 Seck, Kurt 2015 Sedgwick, Ellery 774, 823, 843 Seldes, George 199, 433, 434, 539, 667, 1132 Seltzer, Louis B. 202, 2064 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 72

Subject Folders Other Image Settle, Raymond W. 1672 Sevareid, Eric 1604 Seven Arts 953 Sewall, Samuel 1543 Sewanee Review, Sewanee, Tennessee 2, 132, 133, 136, 881, 898, 914, 2221 Seward, William Henry (1801-1872) 2156 Sewell, Anna 243 Shakespeare, William (1564-1616) 1510, 1515, 1559, 1827-1830 Shannon, Ralph 662 Shapiro, Karl 344, 881 Sharp, Eugene W. (1898-1982) 1910, 2009, 2011, 2013-2016, 2056 Shaw, George Bernard (1856-1950) 1832 Sheehan, Donald 201 Shefrin, David 2013, 2016, 2017 Shelley, Jack 156, 159 Shepard, Thomas 1552 Sherwin, Mark 160, 161 Shipton, Clifford K. (1902-1974) 133, 183, 193, 240, 241, 250, 344, 345, 450 Shloss, Leon 2023 Show 899 Shriver, R. Sargent, Jr. 480 Shumway, Lowell 846, 847 Shuttlesworth, Jock 827 Shylen, Ben 1965 Siebert, Fred S. 263-265, 279, 290, 300, 303, 350, 609, 633, 679, 1134 Sigma Delta Chi 335-341, 436, 473, 474, 486, 487, 1894, 1922, 1927, 1953, 1964, 2011, 2178, 2181, 2185, 2186, 2188 Sigmund, Jay G. (1885-1937) 236, 456, 1821 Simmons, George E. 167, 175, 272-275, 291, 292 Simms, William Gilmor 1555 Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa 342, 433, 451, 454, 464, 493, 1510, v. 48- 1511, 1519, 1524, 1662, 1853, 1856, 50, 55, 1871, 1892, 1942, 1995, 1996, 2037, 56 2040, 2056, 2178, 2191, 2216-2218, 2226 Sinclair, Upton (1878-1968) 771, 821, 1386, 1821 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 73

Subject Folders Other Image Skinner, John Stuart 763 Small, Albion Woodbury (1854-1926) 1589 Smart Set 436, 491, 768 Smith, Henry Justin (1875-1936) 2063 Smith, Henry Ladd (Hank) 201, 258, 259, 262, 268, 296, 473, 474, 2039 Smith, John 1544, 1552, 1554 Smith, Lewis Worthington (1866-1947) 236 Smith, Paul C. 766, 791 Smith, Queen 2011, 2014, 2015, 2036, 2045 Smyth, Joseph Hilton 793, 796 Snider, Arthur J. 187, 188, 349, 463, 465, 471, 472 Snowdem Edgar, Sr. 559 Socialism 1630, 1832 Society for Prevention of Cruelty to 98-100, 456, 467, 1567 Speakers Society for Prevention of Cruelty to 98-100, 456, 467, 1567 Speakers Society of American Historians, The 464 Society of Friends 23, 114, 185, 186, 193, 252, 454, 479, 480 Soderstrom, E. E. 2013, 2015, 2016 Sorokin, Pitirim A. (1889-1968) 1597 South Band (Indiana) Tribune 1577, 1929, 1943 South Dakota, Description and travel 2218 Southeast Missourian (Cape Girardeau, 1593, 1906, 1927 Missouri) Southern Appalachian or Magnolia 844, 1259 Southern Churchman 900 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale 497, 1963, 1965 Southern Lady's Book 844, 1259 Southern Literary Messenger 900 Southern Planter 900 Southern Review 900, 914 Southern, William, Jr. 1585, 1933 Southwest Review 901, 954 Southwestern Crop and Stock 900 Southworth, Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte 153, 1597 (1819-1899) C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 74

Subject Folders Other Image Spain 597e Sparks, Jared 549 Spears, Monroe K. 132, 133 Spencer, Dale 2011, 2014 Spencer, Otha 191 Spilman, Louis 265, 268 Spirit of the Times 901, 971 Spivak, Lawrence E. 768 Sports Illustrated 902 Springfield (MO) Republican 1602 St. Louis (Missouri) Post-Dispatch 8 St. Louis (Missouri) Star Times 343, 614, 1085, 1595, 1929 St. Louis County Observer 343 St. Louis Globe Democrat 321-323, 398-399, 461, 463, 1084, 1085, 1338, 1595, 1929, 1950 St. Louis Post-Dispatch 554-557, 610, 1084, 1085, 1325, 1595, 1598, 1929 St. Nicholas 897, 945, 971 St. Paul (Minnesota) Pioneer Press 1093 Stachey, William 1553 Stahlman, James G. 2011 Standish, Miles 1552 Stanford University Institute of Journalism 1933 Stanton, Frank 1604, 1605 Stapel, John C. 2012 Star Spangled Banner (Boston, 1847) 1242 Stars and Stripes 903, 944 State Historical Society of Missouri 244, 348, 445, 1967, 2186 Stead, William Thomas 209 Stearns, Ella M. 1891 Stedman, Edward C. 1555 Stempel, John 277, 1975 Stephens, C. A. 471, 472, 473, 485, 1833 Stephens, Frank Fletcher (1878-1966) 170, 179, 194 Stephens, J. Boyd 160, 161 Stephenson, William 370, 371, 377, 1604, 1819 Stern, Madeleine 128, 152, 240-243, 563, 770, 875 Stevenson, Adlai Ewing (1900-1965) 490, 1130, 1131 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 75

Subject Folders Other Image Stewart, William C. 905, 906 Stockbridge, Frank Parker 541 Stoddard, George D. 472, 474, 477, 1822 Stoddard, Richard Henry 814, 1555 Stone, Melville E. 337, 1576 Story, Joseph 261 Stout, Wesley Winans (1890-1971) 130, 891 Stowe, Harriet Beecher (1811-1896) 963, 1548, 1556, 1597, 1606 Strand, William C. (1911-1974) 181, 182 Streit, Clarence K. 1576 Stritch, Thomas 173 Successful Farming 776-782, 90 Suckow, Ruth (1892-1960) 23, 1755 Sullivan, Dick 490, 491 Sullivan, Mark (1874-1952) 2062, 2212 Sulzberger, Arthur Hays (1891-1968) 144, 159, 168, 171, 176, 239, 240, 270, 595, 1079, 1081, 1114, 1578, 2064 Sunday, Billy (1863-1935) 1553 Swain, E. E. 1585, 2012 Swan, Joyce 267, 268 Swan, Roy M. 1763-1766 Swanson, Charles E. 240, 269, 270-274, 295 Swearingen, Dick 195 Swearingen, Martha 195, 483 Swindler, William F. 115, 175, 252, 263, 269, 271-275, 277, 291, 297-300, 302, 309, 346 Swing, Raymond Gram 1919 Swinnerton, Frank 2212 Symington, Stuart (1901-1988) 480, 481 T. V. Guide 1604, 1605 Taeusch, Carl Frederick (1889-1962) 456, 462, 1594 Taft, Kendall B. (1899-1972) 1841 Taft, William H. 136, 248, 292, 312, 438, 480, 481, 486, 498, 2035, 2042 Tammen, Harry 255 Tarbell, Ida Minerva (1857-1944) 381, 382, 1734, 1738 Tarkington, Booth (1869-1946) 1549 TASS 1576 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 76

Subject Folders Other Image Taylor, Floyd (1902-1951) 535 Teasdale, Sara (1884-1933) 812 Tebbel, John 124, 138, 172, 178, 200, 205, 774, 273, 849, 1081, 1112 Television 1602, 1604, 1605 Television News Reporting (CBS) 1602 Television, Periodicals 904 Temple University, Philadelphia, 434, 1910, 2200 Pennsylvania Tenniel, John 525 Tennyson 2213 Thayer, Frank 236 Theta Sigma Phi, 50th Anniversary of 2189 This Week 920, 968 Thomas, Isaiah (1750-1831) 244, 245, 335, 633, 1260 Thompson, Dorothy (1894-1961) 1183, 1184 Thompson, Paul J. 183, 274, 481, 581 Thoreau, Henry David (1817-1862) 1555, 1833, 2221 Tietjens, Eunice 812 Tilden, Samuel Jones (1814-1886) 648 Time Enough 185, 186-194, 465, 468-483, 489, v. 41 1410-1426, 2053 Time Magazine 127-129, 139, 156, 416, 491, 904, 977, 1604 Times Club 467 Today 905, 906 Todd, James 1585, 2012 Tombstone Epitaph, Tombstone, Arizona 1094 Topeka Capital, Topeka, Kansas 1094 Torre, Maria 1182 Town and Country 907 Townsend, Charles Louis 1830 Townsend, John Wilson (1885-1968) 236, 1722 Townsend, Newt 2011 Trabert, Alfons 1929 Trace 909, 910, 922, 923 Trainor, Leon 2011 Transcendentalism 1545, 1554, 1555, 1563, 1564 Transition 907, 956 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 77

Subject Folders Other Image Trollope, Anthony 814, 1597 Trovillion Private Press 247, 452, 460, 1789, 1835, 1836 True 244, 245, 908 Truman, Harry S (1884-1972) 66, 73, 430, 483, 1128, 1130, 1598, 1604, 1833, 1921 Trumbull, John 1543, 1552, 1554 Tucker, William 195, 2014 Turnbull, George 177, 183, 470, 2040 Turner, Hy 181, 182 Tuttle, Eldon 2011, 2013-2015 The Twiner, Woodbine, Iowa 1597 U.S. Constitution, 5th Amendment 1687 U.S. Federal Communications Commission 1602, 1605, 1889, 1890 U.S. Peace Corps 480 U.S. Review 911 Ulmann, Doris v. 58 Ulster County Gazette, Kingston, New York 253 Una (1853-1856) 911 Unitarian Universalist Association 397, 462, 487, 549, 1827 United Press Association 1061, 1062, 1064 United Press International 1064, 1065, 1576, 2161 University of Chicago 460, 493, 1856, 1857, 1867, 2182, 2192 University of Colorado, Boulder, Writer's 1859 Conference, 1931 University of Iowa, Iowa City, School of 2212 Journalism University of Missouri, Department of 1667 Zoology University of Missouri, Friends of the 314-316, 2186 Library University of Missouri, Press 317, 327 University of Missouri, School of Journalism University of Nebraska, Lincoln, School of 46, 1920 Journalism University of North Carolina Press 187-191, 193, 194, 205 University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, 490-492 Indiana C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 78

Subject Folders Other Image University of Oklahoma Press 185, 186 University of Pittsburgh 343 University of Texas, Austin 2033 University of Virginia, Charlottesville, 914 Student Publications List, 1850-1860 Untermeyer, Louis (1885-1977) 812 Van Doren, Carl (1885-1950) 194, 235, 1530, 1531, 1874, 2212, 2221 Van Doren, Charles 1604 Van Doren, Irita 235 Vanity Fair 912, 913 Variety 914 Vicksburg Daily Citizen, Vicksburg, 1171, 1314 Mississippi Villager, The (Greenwich Village, NY) 136, 914 Virginia City Enterprise, Virginia City, 1095 Nevada Virginia Gazette, Williamsburg, Virginia 1094 Virginia Quarterly Review 235, 914, 977 Virginia, Fancy Gap 492 Vogue 915, 1916 v. 57 Voigt, Edwin Edgar 2039, 2046 Vosburgh, Frederick 136, 865 Votaw, Maurice Eldred (1899-1981) 2014 Waldrop, A. Gayle 144, 160, 161, 167, 171, 179, 254, 257, 273, 277, 292, 349, 352, 450, 454, 2037, 2040, 2046 Walker, John Brisben 795 Wall Street Journal 1095, 1603, 1604 Wallace, Henry A. 917 Wallace, Thomas 2058 Wallace's Farmer 204, 253, 469, 917 Wallhanfen, Art 1585 Walpole, Hugh 2212 Walsh, Edward A. 253 Walters, Basil L. 1334, 1335, 1971 Walters, Harvey 2041 Wang, Paul 1947 War Cry 920 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 79

Subject Folders Other Image War--Censorship 1116-1120, 1353, 1591 Ward, Nathaniel 1553 Ware, Eugene Fitch 1845 Waring, Houston 307, 308 Warner, Robert 205 Warren, David 180, 1896 Wartburg Almanac 18 Washington Evening Star 553, 1096, 1097 Washington Post 1866, 2156 Washington, Booker T. 1773, 1774 Washington, George 1553, 1593, 1929 Washington, Seattle 489 Watson, Elmo Scott 963 Watters, T. Ballard (1897-1976) 2012 Watterson, Henry 73, 335, 337, 461, 1090, 2156 Webb, Walter Prescott (1888-1963) 456 Webster, Daniel 1554 Webster, Richard 190 Wedel, Mildred Mott 237, 457, 469, 1859, 1864, 1867, 1869, 1870, 1874, 1876, 1886, 1904, 1906, 1914, 1969, 2012, 2212 Wedel, Waldo Rudolph 133, 237, 469, 1874, 1876, 1886, 1904, 1906, 1914 Weed, Thurlow 209, 1577, 2156 Weeks, Edward A. 774, 978, 1381 Weigle, Clifford F. 269-274, 276, 284, 289 Weinberg, Arthur 252 Weisberger, Bernard A. 114, 239, 240, 258, 643 Weitenkampf, Frank 372 Wells, Thomas Bucklin 895 Western Associated Press 1576 Western Literary Cabinet (July, 1854 issue) 1320 Western Literary Magazine and Journal of 920 Education, Science Arts and Morals Western Literary Messenger (1841-1857) 918 Western Messenger (1835-1841) 919 Westland, Al 1930 Weybright, Victor 162-166, 490 Wharton, Edith 1556 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 80

Subject Folders Other Image Whitaker, Charles 1585 White, David M. 144, 154, 167, 168, 202, 240, 271, 272, 274-276, 278, 279, 281, 282, 293, 336, 339, 412, 568, 623 White, L. Mitchell 137, 176, 183, 464, 1895, 1896, 2012, 2033 White, Robert M. 1075 White, William Allen 201, 209, 335, 560, 1565, 1598, 2062, 2063 Whitman, Alberry 1568 Whitman, Walt (1819-1892) 814, 830, 1556, 1564, 1571, 1606, 1846-1848 Whittier, John Greenleaf 561, 1546, 1555, 1564 Wichita Eagle, Wichita, Kansas 1095 Wiese, Otis L. 847, 849 Wiggens, James Russell 203, 620, 1604, 1605 Wigglesworth, Michael 1543, 1533 Wilkerson, Marcus Manley 269, 270, 447, 1904 Wilkes, John 604 Williams, Irving 1580 Williams, Roger 1552 Williams, Sara Lockwood 1849 Williams, Walter 285, 487, 573, 582, 584, 588, 600, 1581, 1593, 1598, 1849, 2007, 2212 Willis, Nathaniel 922 Wilson, Quintus C. 179, 183, 276, 345, 1198, 2048 Wilson, Richard 705 Wilson, Thomas J. 128, 129, 131, 133, 134, 136, 138 Wilson, William Duane 659 Wilson, Woodrow 2213, 2216, 2221 Winchell, Walter 156, 160, 239, 446 Winged Foot 920 Winston, Waldon C. 358, 360, 448, 469, 475 Winthrop, John 1543, 1552 Wire Services 1061-1065, 1576, 1579 Wisconsin, La Crosse 192 Wisdom 921 Wise, Hal 1585 Wit and humor v. 51 C2344 Mott, Frank Luther (1886-1964) and Vera I. (1885- 1964), Papers, 1775-1965 Page 81

Subject Folders Other Image Witman, Art 2021 Wolseley, Roland E. 137, 149, 150, 289, 475, 697, 948 Woman's Missionary Friend 921 Women--Education 1598 Wood, Donald J. 275, 276 Wood, Grant 24, 30, 237, 240, 456, 467, 1567, 1839, 1916, 2212 Wood, James Playsted 128 Wood, Stanley 133 Woods, Charles L. 1585, 1922, 1950 Woodworth, Samuel 1545, 1841 Woolman, John 1553 Word Study 921 World War, 1914-1918 2216-2223 World War, 1914-1918, Journalists 744, 1116, 1117, 1132, 1353, 1591 World War, 1939-1945--Journalism 744-747, 1115-1120, 1132-1135, 1157-1166, 1350-1353, 1591 Wright, Frank Lloyd 485 Wright, Harold Bell 1380, 1386, 1841 The Yale Review 136, 235, 921, 977 Yank 921, 971, 2170 v. 61 Yeats, William Butler (1865-1939) 842 Yellow Kid 494, 2157 Young, Owen D. 1605 Young, William Jackson 1585 Your Life 921, 977 Youth's Companion 471, 473, 485, 922, 945, 971, 1606 Yust, Walter 2020 Zenger, John Peter (1697-1746) 167-182, 447, 448, 630-633, 1337