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Lowall, Gene (chron.) (continued)
- * Watchdog for Justice:
* ___ The Cop Killers, (cl) Argosy July 1967
* ___ Courageous “Moonlight” Hero Foils Heister Trio, (cl) Argosy February 1970
* ___ Dead End on Fugitive Trail, (cl) Argosy January 1968
* ___ Death Scores Near-Miss on Ex-Marine, (cl) Argosy May 1971
* ___ The Disguise That Almost Worked, (cl) Argosy February 1968
* ___ Don’t Smile, Thief—You’re on Camera!, (cl) Argosy July 1970
* ___ ESP—The Lawman’s Latest Weapon, (cl) Argosy December 1972
* ___ FBI Report Shows Soaring Crime Wave, (cl) Argosy November 1968
* ___ Fingerprints Don’t Lie, (cl) Argosy November 1971
* ___ Fleet-Footed Watchdogs Collar Thief, (cl) Argosy October 1970
* ___ Haircut Hero Is Watchdog-of-Year, (cl) Argosy April 1968
* ___ Heroes Win Unscheduled “Double-Header”, (cl) Argosy August 1969
* ___ Heroic Pair Nab Pipe-Swinging Killer, (cl) Argosy September 1969
* ___ How Burglarproof Is Your Home?, (cl) Argosy March 1972
* ___ How Not to Get Mugged, (cl) Argosy September 1971
* ___ The Hunt for the “Florida Fox”, (cl) Argosy March 1968
* ___ It’s Their Night to Prowl!, (cl) Argosy July 1969
* ___ It Wasn’t in the Script, (cl) Argosy May 1969
* ___ Job Corpsman vs. Trigger-Happy Gunman, (cl) Argosy November 1967
* ___ Junkie Foiled in Cop Attack, (cl) Argosy October 1972
* ___ Justice and the “Stop Thief” Caper, (cl) Argosy August 1968
* ___ Justice for Ed Briney?, (cl) Argosy June 1970
* ___ The “Justice Sword” Had Wheels!, (cl) Argosy December 1970
* ___ Just in Time: Guts Plus an Antique Weapon!, (cl) Argosy April 1971
* ___ Killer-On-The-Loose: The Sinister Shadow of “XYZ”, (cl) Argosy February 1969
* ___ Kung-Fu to the Rescue, (cl) Argosy June 1973
* ___ The Latest Campus Crime Wave, (cl) Argosy August 1973
* ___ The Lifeguard and the Bank Heister, (cl) Argosy October 1967
* ___ Long-Forgotten Clues May Trap Zodiac Killer, (cl) Argosy March 1971
* ___ Michigan’s Massacre of the Innocents, (cl) Argosy July 1968
* ___ Nine Tortured Hours of “Justice Cool”, (cl) Argosy January 1969
* ___ “Operation Ident” Prevents Theft, (cl) Argosy April 1973
* ___ Phone Call from the Gaffney Strangler, (cl) Argosy March 1974
* ___ Price Tag for Courage, (cl) Argosy March 1969
* ___ The Radio Crime Fighters, (cl) Argosy March 1970
* ___ Ruth Eisenmann-Schier—Woman of Mystery, (cl) Argosy April 1969
* ___ Self-Defense Can Be Illegal, (cl) Argosy April 1972
* ___ The Sharpshooting Victim Who Never Gave Up, (cl) Argosy August 1971
* ___ Short Weight on Justice Scales?, (cl) Argosy August 1972
* ___ The Sledgehammer That Foiled a Gunman, (cl) Argosy December 1969
* ___ Still Wanted: The Zodiac Killer, (cl) Argosy December 1973
* ___ The Stolen Credit-Card Swindle, (cl) Argosy January 1970
* ___ Sweet Smell of Dynamite, (cl) Argosy July 1972
* ___ The $10,000 Crackup, (cl) Argosy May 1973
* ___ To Hang or Not to Hang, (cl) Argosy June 1972
* ___ Troubles of a “Hot Guy” Look-Alike, (cl) Argosy June 1968
* ___ $27 Million in “Bogus Bread”, (ar) Argosy November 1972
* ___ Two Valiant Civilian Heroines Trap a Cop Killer, (cl) Argosy October 1971
* ___ Unarmed Ex-Marine Helps Cops Nab Gunman, (cl) Argosy January 1973
* ___ Unarmed Lawman Captures Three Armed Gunmen, (cl) Argosy January 1972
* ___ Voiceprints May Trap the Zodiac Killer, (cl) Argosy May 1972
* ___ Washington’s “Incinerator Murder” Mystery, (cl) Argosy November 1970
* ___ Witness in a Barber Chair, (cl) Argosy June 1967
* ___ Witness to Crime, (cl) Argosy May 1967
* ___ “You Can’t Afford…”, (cl) Argosy September 1967
- * A Watchdog for Justice Special:
* ___ Manhunt for the Three-Fingered Trumpeter, (cl) Argosy October 1969
* ___ Money, Muscle and Murder, (ar) Argosy September 1968
* ___ Setup for a Fall Guy?, (cl) Argosy June 1969
* ___ The Terrible Ordeal of Darrel Parker Ends, (cl) Argosy November 1969
* ___ Zodiac—California’s Blood-Thirsty Phantom, (cl) Argosy September 1970
- * Wilbert Coffin—The Case That Wouldn’t Die, (ar) Argosy July 1956
- * Witness in a Barber Chair, (ar) Argosy June 1967
- * Witness to Crime, (ar) Argosy May 1967
- * “You Can’t Afford…”, (ar) Argosy September 1967
- * Zodiac—California’s Blood-Thirsty Phantom, (ar) Argosy September 1970
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Lowater, Ninette M. (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
- * Christmas, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly December 1892
- * The Death of Love, (pm) People’s January 1909
- * June, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly June 1891
- * Poetry, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly February 1897
- * Premonitions of Spring, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly April 1892
- * Regret, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly September 1892
- * A Reverie, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly May 1894
- * September, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly September 1891
- * The Tide of Years, (pm) The Smart Set May 1903
- * Too Late, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1899
- * The Winds, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly May 1895
Lowdermilk, Romaine H. (1890-1970) (about) (chron.)
- * The Astral Bull, (ss) Adventure March 20 1926
- * The Boomer (with Arch E. Giddings), (ss) Short Stories March 10 1923
- * Codes (with Arch E. Giddings), (ss) Short Stories February 25 1924
- * Gasolene at Golden, (ss) Short Stories October 10 1921
- * The Gypso Contracker, (ss) Short Stories February 25 1926
- * Hidden Dollars, (nv) Adventure September 10 1925
- * Honest Endeavor, (ss) Short Stories November 25 1924
- * Houn’s, Hosses an’ Home, (ss) Adventure mid September 1920
- * Jocket Randleman Up (with Lyle Abbott), (ss) Short Stories January 25 1923
- * The Last Lap (with Al Lewenthal), (ss) Short Stories June 25 1926
- * The Mantle of the Prophet, (ss) Adventure June 20 1922
- * A Matter of Equilibrium, (ss) Short Stories August 25 1921
- * Mud, (ss) Adventure mid July 1920
- * Nineteen, (ss) Short Stories February 10 1926
- * Officer Hootch, (ss) Short Stories February 25 1922
- * Old Fool, (ss) Short Stories July 10 1944
- * The Passing of Pete Davila, (ss) Adventure January 20 1925
- * Pinto and the Twisted Foot, (ss) Short Stories June 10 1922
- * Powderface Perry, (ss) Short Stories March 10 1926
- * Same Old Vic, (ss) Adventure February 28 1922
- * The Singer and the Song, (ss) Argosy Allstory Weekly January 20 1923
- * The Single Stah, (ss) Adventure mid March 1921
- * The Spirit of His Youth, (nv) Adventure mid June 1919
- * “Thees Ees the Hombre”, (ss) Adventure 1st September 1920
- * Three Wise Men, (ss) Adventure 1st December 1919
- * Too Much Caution, (ss) Adventure 1st April 1919
- * Tucker’s Top Hand, (na) Short Stories July 10 1923
- * The Westerner, (ss) Argosy Allstory Weekly July 14 1923
Lowe, Arthur (fl. 1920s-1940s) (chron.)
- * Aunt Annabella’s Bangle, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine December 1925
- * A Box of Matches, (ss) Short Stories October 10 1932
- * Building to High Heven, (ar) Maclean’s April 15 1934
- * By Canadian Press, (ar) Maclean’s August 1 1932
- * Chapter and Verse, (ss) Argosy November 14 1931
- * Crusader, (ss) MacLean’s January 1 1928
- * Fifty-Fifty, (ss) MacLean’s March 15 1930
- * Fly Guy, (ar) Maclean’s September 15 1939
- * Headline Fodder, (ar) MacLean’s November 15 1927
- * How’s Your Credit?, (ar) Maclean’s April 1 1939
- * Just Business, (ss) MacLean’s May 15 1930
- * Justice Is Blind, (ss) The Novel Magazine May 1933
- * Kindergarten of the Air, (ar) Maclean’s May 1 1940
- * Lee Farrell-Bandit, (ss) MacLean’s March 15 1928
- * Looking for Trouble, (ar) Maclean’s April 1 1934
- * The Lucky Stiff, (ss) MacLean’s December 1 1929
- * North of Sixty-Four, (ar) MacLean’s July 15 1929
- * “One of the Family”, (ar) Maclean’s February 15 1942
- * Pilot’s Aboard!, (ar) Maclean’s November 15 1931
- * Sixty-Four Forty to Steel, (ar) MacLean’s August 15 1929
- * Switchboard Diplomats, (ar) Maclean’s September 1 1934
- * Treasure in Iron, (ar) Maclean’s June 1 1940
Lowe, Corinne (Martin) (1882-?) (chron.)
- * Alice Through the Working Class, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1919
- * All the Animals Are Admitted to Fashion’s Ark, (ar) Liberty October 18 1924
- * Antics in Antiques, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 11 1913
- * Autumn Evening Strikes a Vein of Gold, (ar) Liberty October 4 1924
- * Autumn Styles Take Some Hints from Summer, (ar) Liberty September 6 1924
- * Bad Weather Clothes for Palm Beach Wardrobes, (ar) Liberty January 17 1925
- * Blouse and Skirt Forn the Newest Merger, (ar) Liberty August 9 1924
- * Burbanking Grandma—New Varieties of an Old Relative, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 8 1914
- * Chic and the Three R’s, (ar) Liberty August 30 1924
- * Cinderella Upside Down, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 30 1912
- * Coat Motifs Rule Autumn Wardrobe, (ar) Liberty September 20 1924
- * Coaxing Women to Buy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 7 1911
- * Contrasting Coats and Skirts Are New and Chic, (ar) Liberty April 11 1925
- * Costumes for Formal Afternoon Occasions, (ar) Liberty November 22 1924
- * Counter Encounters, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 8 1911
- * Dominance of Printed Materials Marks Spring Styles, (ar) Liberty March 28 1925
- * Elspeth Comes Out, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 15, Sep 22, Sep 29, Oct 6, Oct 13 1928
- * Europe Comes Across, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 25 1920
- * Even in This Alpaca Age Crepes Gain Authority, (ar) Liberty May 17 1924
- * Fashion Decrees Chic Garb for Winter Sports, (ar) Liberty January 3 1925
- * Fashion Does Some New Steps in the Dance Frock, (ar) Liberty June 21 1924
- * Fashion Greets Summer with Organdy, (ar) Liberty July 5 1924
- * Fashions of the Day, (ar) Liberty May 10 1924
- * Fashion’s Sun Beams on the Shaded Fabric, (ar) Liberty October 11 1924
- * Fashions: Wash Frocks Still Have a Place in the Sun, (ar) Liberty June 28 1924
- * The Flared Hemline Marks the New Wedding Gowns, (ar) Liberty March 7 1925
- * Flavius Best, Pinxit, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 29, Oct 6 1917
- * For Mr. Fluffycuffles, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 24 1913
- * Frock with Overblouse a Palm Beach Essential, (ar) Liberty January 10 1925
- * Furnished Up to Date, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 7 1914
- * The Good Little Vamp, (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1920
- * Graceful Lines in Holiday Gowns, (ar) Liberty December 27 1924
- * The Grand Strategy of Style, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 1 1913
- * A Great Woman Merchant, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 18 1911
- * Hard Times for American Charities, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 16 1915
- * High Tones, Painted Fabrics in Vogue, (ar) Liberty May 23 1925
- * Home We Had to Have—and We Had, (ss) The Ladies’ Home Journal May 1921
- * In the Sport Light of Fashions, (ar) Liberty June 7 1924
- * The Jazz Girl, (ss) The Red Book Magazine June 1920
- * Keeping Up with the Times, (cl) Pictorial Review Jul 1929, Mar, Apr, Jun, Jul, Aug 1930
- * The Landscape Cook, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 27 1913
- * Long Lines Dominate Evening Gowns, (ar) Liberty December 13 1924
- * The Lure of the Helpless Male, (es) Pictorial Review July 1932
- * Madam Secretary, (ar) Pictorial Review June 1933
- * Main Street in Europe, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 21 1924
- * Many Women Wear “Them” Instead of “It”, (ar) Liberty January 31 1925
- * Materials Are the Real Change, (ar) Liberty November 1 1924
- * The Merry Window, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 3 1915
- * The Mid-Season Modes Are Wearable, (ar) Liberty February 14 1925
- * Miss Wife, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 1 1919
- * The Muses’ Son, (ss) The Red Book Magazine July 1923
- * The New Autumn Sports Clothes, (ar) Liberty October 25 1924
- * New Colors and Trimming Touches in Vogue, (ar) Liberty March 21 1925
- * Ordering Your Dinner Gown, (ar) Liberty November 15 1924
- * Playing Country Club Fashions at Par, (ar) Liberty June 14 1924
- * Preparing the Girl for College, (ar) Liberty August 23 1924
- * Psycho-Anne, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 21 1921
- * Putting on Percival, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 23 1916
- * Putting on Percival, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 6 1917
- * Reducing Pounds to Dollars, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 13 1916
- * Rubbing the Lamp, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 29 1915
- * “The Shoppers’ Paradise”, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 4 1911
- * Silver Cloth for the Bride’s Frock, (ar) Liberty May 16 1925
- * Single Fellows, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 17 1920
- * The Slicker, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 17 1917
- * Smart Costumes Seen at Exclusive Restaurants, (ar) Liberty December 20 1924
- * Society in Suffrage, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine May 1914
- * Spring Topcoats of Silk Made on Tailored Lines, (ar) Liberty April 4 1925
- * Staging the Styles, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 9 1914
- * Stretching the Dollar, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 12 1920
- * Style and Spirit Mark the Little Misses’ Wear, (ar) Liberty January 24 1925
- * Styles Show Directoire Sway, (ar) Liberty September 13 1924
- * Styles That Will Make You Look Slender, (ar) Liberty February 7 1925
- * Suggestions for the Autumn Bride, (ar) Liberty September 27 1924
- * Suggestions for the Easter Bride’s Trousseau, (ar) Liberty February 21 1925
- * Suit and Separate Coat Are Smart and Serviceable, (ar) Liberty May 9 1925
- * The Sunny Side of a Small Town, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 3 1923
- * Taffeta—One of Spring’s Favored Materials, (ar) Liberty April 18 1925
- * Taking the Cure, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 3 1914
- * That Holden, (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1924
- * The Trousseau’s Trend Seen in Stage Stars’ Gowns, (ar) Liberty March 14 1925
- * True to Accessories Is Today’s Trousseau, (ar) Liberty May 31 1924
- * Use Coats or Capes as Evening Wraps, (ar) Liberty November 29 1924
- * Variety of Sleeves Featured in Late Modes, (ar) Liberty April 25 1925
- * The Wedding Belle of Today Must Ring True to Type, (ar) Liberty May 24 1924
- * We Heed the School Girl in Her Early Teens, (ar) Liberty August 16 1924
- * Will America Dress Herself?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 24 1914
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