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DAVENPORT, HAL (chron.) (continued)

* Man Justice, (vi) West Sep 18 1929
* Men of the Mississipi, (ss) Short Stories Dec 25 1930

Short Stories (UK) early-May 1931

* The Missin’ Marshal, (ss) Wild West Weekly Jan 26 1935
* Mussel Water, (ss) Short Stories Jul 25 1931

Short Stories (UK) early-Dec 1931

* Mystery at Bubbling Poison [as by Charles K. Haskell], (ss) Wild West Weekly Jun 16 1928
* Pocatello Red, (ss) Complete Western Book Magazine May 1934
* Renegades, (ss) West Sep 3 1930
* Renegades of the High Country, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Oct #3 1931
* Right Lovable Ol’ Hellion, (ss) West Jan 8 1930
* The Ringed Wolf of Sonora, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Sep #2 1931
* Saddle Drifters’ Picnic, (nv) West May 13 1931
* Saddle Tramps, (nv) West Mar 18 1931
* Six-guns Say No, (ss) Wild West Weekly Jul 18 1936
* Snapper Backs a Blazer, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Sep #2 1928
* Thet Mutt from the Open A, (ss) Wild West Weekly Apr 22 1933
* Up Under the High Country, (ss) West Oct 16 1929
* The Water Ouzel, (ss) Argosy Jun 10 1933
* Wet Gold, (ss) Ace-High Magazine Aug 28 1931
* While the Heart Beats, (ss) West Jul 23 1930
DAVENPORT, HENRY (chron.)

* An Evening in the Suburbs, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Aug 1906
DAVENPORT, HENRY McHARG (chron.)

* Billiken for a Day, (ss) The Columbian Magazine Jan 1911; humorous story.
* A Happy Hold-Up, (ss) The Argosy Sep 1908
* Star Haven, (pm) The Smart Set Mar 1916
* What a Beautiful Woman Can Never Understand, (ss) The Smart Set Feb 1916
_____, reviews: * The Critic’s Book Shelf, (br) The Columbian Magazine Jan 1911
DAVENPORT, HOMER (chron.)

* American Cartoonists and Their Work (with C. G. Bush, Charles Nelan & F. Opper), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 19 1901
* The Arab Horse in Legend and Story, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Apr 1907
DAVENPORT, JOHN (1597-1670) (chron.)

* Are Films Getting Worse?, (ar) Lilliput Feb 1945
* Burra-Burra Land, (ia) Lilliput Nov 1947; introduction to four new paintings by Edward Burra.
* Edward Weston of California, (ar) Lilliput Nov 1942; introduction to feature on Weston’s work.
* The Snaky Line, (ar) Lilliput Feb 1948; commentary upon three paintings by Feliks Topolski reproduced in the colour pictorial section.
DAVENPORT, KIANA (chron.)

* Bones of the Inner Ear, (ss) Story Aut 1999
* Fork Used in Eating Reverend Baker, (ss) Story Spr 1998
DAVENPORT, MARCIA (née Gluck) (1903- ) (chron.)

* Music Will Out, (ar) Colliers Dec 3 1938
* Must Music Go Begging?, (ss) McCall’s Mar 1935
* Phantom Bridegroom, (ss) All-Story Love Tales Aug 1 1939; “Author’s First Story”.
DAVENPORT, MARSHALL (chron.)

* Jewel Sleuth, (ia) Colliers Nov 23 1946
* Now I Can Go Home, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 17, Feb 24 1945
DAVENPORT, MARSHALL B. (chron.)

* Trouble Is Their Business, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 19 1949
DAVENPORT, MARSHALL R. (chron.)

* Why Are Russian Tanks Better Than Ours?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 7 1950
DAVENPORT, McHARG; see under Davenport, Henry McHarg (chron.)
DAVENPORT, MILDRED (chron.)

* Would You?, (pm) Breezy Stories Sep 1920
DAVENPORT, MRS. I. (chron.)

* A Poster Party, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Nov 1896
DAVENPORT, ODESSA (chron.)

* Cantankerous Woman, (ss) Ranch Romances Nov #1 1956
DAVENPORT, PHILIP (chron.)

* Jay McInerney Interview, (iv) Multi-Storey May 2001
DAVENPORT, R. B. (chron.)

* Chovalsky the Joiner, (ss); from: Siberian Sketches.

Short Stories Jul 1891
DAVENPORT, REUBEN B. (chron.)
_____, trans. * A Chevalier of the Empire, by Georges d’Esparbès, (ss) Short Stories Sep 1895
DAVENPORT, W. A. (chron.)

* The Blowser, (ss) Action Stories May 1922
DAVENPORT, W. H. (chron.)

* Foxy Confucius, (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Apr 1881
DAVENPORT, WALTER (chron.)

* 12,000,000 in Search of a Leader, (ar) Colliers Nov 11 1944
* 48 States of Mind, (cl) Colliers Feb 17, Feb 24, May 26, Jun 9, Jun 16, Jun 23, Jun 30, Jul 7, Oct 13 1951, Feb 16, Apr 26 1952, Nov 13 1953, Jan 8, Sep 17, Oct 1, Oct 15 1954, Feb 4, Jul 22, Aug 5, Aug 19, Sep 16 1955
* Admirable Dewey, (ar) Colliers Jun 8 1940
* Airlift to Freedom (with Clay Doster), (ar) Argosy Jan 1958; the story of a family in Bucharest that features Jack Maher.
* The American Miracle, (ar) Colliers Oct 25 1941
* Anything Goes in Okinawa, (ar) Colliers May 26 1945
* Bad-Blood Wagon, (ar) Colliers May 27 1939
* Bashful Buckey, (ar) Colliers Apr 6 1940
* Blueprint for Bedlam, (ar) Colliers Apr 15 1944
* Boys in the Woods, (ar) Colliers May 22 1937
* California Scrip Tease, (ar) Colliers Oct 15 1938
* Call Up Harry, (ar) Colliers May 13 1939
* Can a Wet Be President?, (ar) Liberty Apr 17 1926
* Canada Gets Mad, (ar) Colliers Jun 22 1940
* Caught with Our Guard Down, (ar) Colliers Jul 13 1940
* Cincinnati’s Dyke, (ar) Colliers Apr 10 1937
* Congressional Gadfly, (ar) Colliers Oct 14 1944
* The Conquest of Marguerite, (ss) Liberty Oct 23 1926
* The Cook’s Day Out, (ar) Colliers Mar 5 1927; interview with Rosa Lewis, “England’s greatest cook”.
* Defense on Ice, (ar) Colliers Apr 12 1941
* Detroit Develops Peace Nerves, (ar) Colliers Aug 26 1944
* Detroit Strains at the Federal Leash, (ar) Colliers Oct 31 1942
* Don’t Say I Told You, (ar) Colliers Nov 2 1940
* The Drought and Other Blessings, (ar) Colliers Jul 11 1931
* The Finest Mess in the World, (ar) Colliers Mar 8 1941; The Army eats-and how!.
* The Fireless-Side Chat, (ar) Colliers Oct 24 1942
* 48 States of Mind, (ms) Colliers Jan 6, Jan 13, Jan 20, Jan 27, Feb 3 1951
* From Here to There, (ar) Colliers May 9 1931; Bridges and the fearless men who make them.
* The Fuehrer of Sugar Creek, (ss) Colliers Dec 6 1941
* Geoffrey John of Amiens, (ar) Liberty May 23 1925
* Good Intentions Won’t Pay Pensions, (ar) Colliers Oct 29 1938
* The Guns Are Coming, (ar) Colliers Jul 12 1941
* Hampton Fights the Battle of Jericho, (ar) Colliers Mar 14 1942
* Happy Couldn’t Wait, (ar) Colliers Jul 16 1938
* Headache Down South, (ar) Colliers Jul 13 1946; about the effects of Modernization and the C.I.O.
* Heat Wave, (ar) Colliers Mar 10 1934
* Holy Harold, (ar) Colliers Oct 11 1941; on Secretary Harold Ickes.
* Hoover Loses the West, (ar) Colliers Oct 1 1932
* Hot Seats, (ar) Colliers Aug 22, Sep 5 1942
* How Huey Long Gets Away with It, (ar) Colliers Jun 17 1933
* How to Get Your Jewels Back, (ar) Liberty Mar 27 1926
* Hull of the Hills, (ar) Colliers May 4 1940
* I"m Glad You Asked Me, (ar) Colliers Aug 20, Aug 27 1938
* Impregnable Pearl Harbor, (ar) Colliers Jun 14 1941
* Indiana Gets a New Brew, (ar) Colliers Nov 18 1933
* Just a Boy from the Ozarks Sen Fulbright, (ar) Colliers Feb 10 1945
* The Lord and Little Dick, (ar) Colliers Aug 19 1939; governor of Michigan.
* Meet Governor Roosevelt, (ar) Colliers Jun 25 1932
* Mr. Roosevelt’s Congress, (ar) Colliers Jan 16 1937
* Mr. Roosevelt’s Friend Sidney, (ar) Colliers Jul 29 1944
* The New White House Boys, (ar) Colliers Nov 17 1945
* The Non-Bureaucratic Mr. Byrnes, (ar) Colliers Jan 30 1943
* Norfolk Night, (ar) Colliers Mar 28 1942
* Old Folks Preferred, (ar) Colliers Dec 31 1938
* Onward, Christian Sailors, (ar) Colliers Sep 13 1941
* Out Comes a Blue Eagle, (ss) Colliers Oct 14 1933
* Panama Jungleers, (ar) Colliers Apr 11 1942
* Pay As You Go, (ar) Colliers Nov 19 1932
* Pennsylvania -of all Places, (ar) Colliers Mar 23 1935
* Politics Is People (with Edward J. Kelly), (ar) Colliers Apr 13 1946
* Presidential Planner, (ar) Colliers Sep 2 1944
* Relieving the Farmer (with Al Burgess), (ar) Colliers May 3 1930
* Ruddy Rodeo, (ia) Colliers Jun 1 1946
* The Rum Racket Returns, (ar) Colliers Nov 28 1942
* The Shouting Dies, (ar) Colliers May 2 1936; What Georgia thinks of Gene Talmadge.
* Spare the Axe and Spoil Everything, (ss) Colliers Apr 30 1932; The politics of duplication.
* Swing It, Swing Shift!, (ar) Colliers Aug 22 1942
* Tammany’s Own, (ss) Colliers Mar 4 1933
* They’ve Picked Your War Job, (ar) Colliers Nov 4 1939
* To Pay Paul “M. Randolph Paul’s Headache”, (ar) Colliers Mar 18 1944
* Too Mad to Fight, (ar) Colliers May 10 1941
* An Uncertain Party, (ar) Colliers May 23 1936; third party politics.
* Uncle! Uncle!, (ar) Colliers Mar 27 1943
* Underground to Freedom, (ar) Colliers Mar 6 1943
* Up-and-at-’em Downey, (ar) Colliers Mar 18 1939
* The Vanished Desert, (ar) Colliers Dec 2 1933; Why the nation repudiated prohibition.
* The Voice of the Pub, (ar) Colliers Apr 3 1943
* War Rides the Assembly Line, (ar) Colliers Jul 11 1942
* Washington Round by Round, (ar) Colliers Oct 17 1942
* What Price Henderson, (ar) Colliers Sep 6 1941
* What’ll You Have?, (ss) Colliers Dec 23 1933
* Where Do We Go from Here?, (ar) Colliers Apr 18 1931; A World War veteran views the Loan.
* With Labor Thrown In, (ar) Colliers Nov 27 1937
* You Can’t Fool New Hampshire, (ar) Colliers Jul 14 1934
* You Can’t Say That!, (ar) Colliers Feb 15 1941
DAVENPORT, WALTER RICE (chron.)

* God Is Everywhere, (pm) The Tryout Jul 1931
* I Will not Fear, (pm) The Tryout Apr 1928
* The Lad Who Failed, (pm) The Tryout Feb 1932
* Light Thou My Torch, (pm) The Tryout Mar 1927
* My Prayer, (pm) The Tryout Jun 1932
* Omnipotence, (pm) The Tryout Dec 1926
* Our Heavenly Home, (pm) The Tryout Mar 1926
* Safety, (pm) The Tryout Jan 1926
* The Sunset, (pm) The Tryout Jul 1931
* They Toll for Us, (pm) The Tryout Mar 1928
* The Vermont Flood, (ar) The Tryout Dec 1927
* Vermont in Winter, (pm) The Tryout Apr 1928
DAVENPORT, WILLIAM (chron.)

* Stassen’s Political Gamble, (ar) Colliers May 4 1946
DAVENPORT, WILLIAM A. (chron.)

* The ing Sing Southpaw, (ss) Baseball Stories Spr 1938
DAVENPORT-ADAMS, W. (chron.)

* Vexed Questions, (ed) The Pall Mall Magazine Nov 1893
DAVES, DELMER (chron.)

* Dialogues with a Director (with Joseph Taft, ed.), (ar) Persimmon Hill v5 #2 1975
DAVESON, MONS (chron.)

* An Author’s Own Story, (bg) Harlequin v5 #7 1977
DAVEY, CHUCK (chron.)
_____, narr. * I Like to Fight (with W. C. Heinz), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 7 1953
DAVEY, E. R. (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Weird Tales Oct 1933

, Letters in Weird Tales, Strange Tales, Strange Stories, Oriental Stories & Golden Fleece: Part 4
DAVEY, EDWARD RODNEY (chron.)

* The Imperial Silence, (vi) Ambit #164 2001
DAVEY, IAN (chron.)

* Black Letter Day, (ss) Nightscapes #1 1997
* The Epiphany of Dissolution, (ss) Nightscapes #6 1998
* An Incarceration in Bh’Yhlun, (ss) Nightscapes #3 1997
DAVEY, JOCELYN; pseudonym of Chaim Raphael, (1908-1994) (chron.)
_____, [ref.] * “The Undoubted Deed” by Francis Wyndham, (br) The London Magazine May 1956
DAVEY, JOHN (1937- ) (chron.)

* …And Why “Not"? (with Ian Covell, Maureen Cuffe & D. J. Rowe), (ed) Time Centre Times v2 #3 1993
* A Bibliographer’s Dream (or Nightmare?), (ar) The Megaflow Manifesto Jan 1991
* Book Collectors’ News (with Ian Covell, Maureen Davey & D. J. Rowe), (ed) Time Centre Times v3 #2 1994
* “Calling All Agents” (with Ian Covell, Maureen Davey & D. J. Rowe), (ed) Time Centre Times v3 #1 1994
* Christmas (& Other) Nomads’ Special Offers, (ms) Time Centre Times v4 #1 1995
* Chronological Michael Moorcock Bibliography, (bi) Time Centre Times v4 #3 1999
* Current/Forthcoming News…Extra, (ms) Time Centre Times v3 #2 1994
* Editorial (with Ian Covell, Maureen Davey & D. J. Rowe), (ed) Time Centre Times v4 #1 1995, v4 #4 2000, v5 #1 2003
* First Editions (?), (ar) Time Centre Times v2 #1 1993
* letter, (lt) Time Centre Times v3 #4 1995
* letter (with Jon Browne & Jatinder Sangha), (lt) Time Centre Times v4 #2 1996
* M.J.M. Fanzine Special (with Ian Covell), (bi) Time Centre Times v4 #1 1995
* MM Bibliography Update: The Nightmare Continues…, (bi) The Megaflow Manifesto May 1992
* Nomads’ Special Offers, (cl) Time Centre Times v5 #2 2005

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