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WALKER, REEVE (chron.) (continued)

* Beef a La Mode, (ss)

Popular Western (Canada) Apr 1943

* Blizzard Mail [Alamo Paige, Pony Express], (ss) Exciting Western Jun 1943
* Borrowed Hardware, (nv) Thrilling Western Jul 1941
* Brains Versus Bullets, (ss) Texas Rangers Jun 1941; Fats and Nevada Prove that the Microbe is Mightier than the Sword.

Fiction Quarterly (Canada) Spr 1942

* Brand for a Maverick, (ss) Rodeo Romances Spr 1943
* Butte’s Colorful Cabbie, (ar) 5 Western Novels Magazine Dec 1952
* Cheyenne Death Trap, (ss) Exciting Western Oct 1944
* The Cheyenne Trail, (ss) Exciting Western Oct 1943
* A Chip on His Shoulder, (ss) Ranch Romances Jan #1 1954
* Dangerous Men, (ss) Range Riders Western May 1950
* Death Rides the Pony Express, (nv) Exciting Western Sum 1941
* Devil Rider, (nv) Exciting Western Jan 1952
* Ghost Rider [Alamo Paige, Pony Express], (ss) Exciting Western Aug 1946
* Gold in Them Hills, (ss) Exciting Western Mar 1947
* Gold Loot [Alamo Paige, Pony Express], (nv) Exciting Western Spr 1942
* Gun Code of the Pony Express [Alamo Paige, Pony Express], (ss) Exciting Western Apr 1943
* Guns of Vengeance, (ss) Texas Rangers Oct 1941; Young Whit Ellison Gets His Revenge Ranger Style!.
* Gunsmoke for a Hero, (ss)

Exciting Western (UK) Aug 1951

* Gunsmoke for Liars, (ss) Popular Western Sep 1940
* Hang Mob Bait, (ss) Exciting Western Jun 1946
* A Heap of Killing, (ss) Texas Rangers Oct 1943
* Herds Along the Danger Trail, (nv) Giant Western Jun 1951
* In the Line of Duty [Alamo Paige, Pony Express], (ss) Exciting Western Nov 1946
* Kill-Crazy Trail, (nv) The Rio Kid Western Sep 1951
* A Lying Trap, (ss) The Masked Rider Western Magazine Sep 1940
* The Mail Goes West [Alamo Paige, Pony Express], (ss) Exciting Western Aug 1944
* The Mail Must Go Through [Alamo Paige, Pony Express], (nv) Exciting Western Aug 1943
* A Million by Mail [Alamo Paige, Pony Express], (ss) Exciting Western Dec 1945
* The Mochila of Destiny, (nv) Exciting Western Mar 1942
* Murder on the Telegraph Trail [Pony Express], (nv) Exciting Western Win 1942
* Not Out to Pasture, (ts) Thrilling Ranch Stories Fll 1952
* Nut-Carrying Outlaws, (ms) Ranch Romances Feb #2 1954
* Outlaw Posse, (ss) The Masked Rider Western Magazine Mar 1941

Thrilling Western (UK) Mar 1956

* Outlaws of the Overland [Alamo Paige, Pony Express], (nv) Exciting Western Fll 1942
* The Overland Mail, (nv) Exciting Western Win 1942
* Paige of the Pony Express [Alamo Paige, Pony Express], (nv) Exciting Western Mar 1941
* Peace by Pony Express, (ss) Exciting Western Feb 1946
* The Phantom Buffalo, (nv) Exciting Western Sum 1942
* Pieces of Hate, (ss) Thrilling Adventures Nov 1940
* The Pony Express Pays Off, (ss) Exciting Western Dec 1944
* Pony Express Schedule, (ss) Exciting Western Apr 1946
* Poor Shot, (ss) The Rio Kid Western Aug 1940
* The River Raiders [Steve Reese], (n.) Range Riders Western Nov 1951; When killers start a grim masquerade, Steve Reese and his aides ride to the Texas Clearwater, where you can’t tell outlaws from cattlemen.
* Scotch, (ss) The Rio Kid Western Dec 1940
* Sidewinders Don’t Shoot, (ss) Popular Western May 1945
* Six-Gun Signature, (ss) Exciting Western Aug 1945

Exciting Western (Canada) Aug 1945

* Stage Line to Hell [Alamo Paige, Pony Express], (ss) Exciting Western Oct 1945
* Strange Horses, (ss) Thrilling Western Mar 1948

Thrilling Western (UK) Aug 1954

* Stranger in Rocky Gulch, (ss) Exciting Western May 1948
* Ten Days to California [Alamo Paige, Pony Express], (ss) Exciting Western Jun 1945
* Ten Dollars an Ounce, (ss) Exciting Western Apr 1945
* Tennis Bum, (ss) Thrilling Sports Jan 1941
* Tolliver Plays It Safe, (ss) The Masked Rider Western Magazine Oct 1947

Masked Rider Western (Canada) Oct 1947

* Trail-Weary Men, (ss) Texas Rangers Jan 1950

Rodeo Romances (UK) Sep 1950

* The Trial of Alamo Paige [Alamo Paige, Pony Express], (ss) Exciting Western Feb 1945
* Two-Man Feud, (ss) Thrilling Western Apr 1948; “Next time we meet,” Farrell challenged Wilton, “yuh better draw!”.
* Wells Fargo Guard, (vi) Exciting Western Jul 1948
WALKER, ROBERT SPARKS (chron.)

* Departure, (pm) Verse Craft Jan/Feb 1933
WALKER, ROBERT W(ayne) (1948- ) (chron.)

* Alexis Harlamoff, (bg) Good Words Dec 1889
* The Brownsville Incident, (ar) Watson’s Jeffersonian Magazine Oct 1908
WALKER, ROD C. (chron.)

* Madman’s Trek, (ss) Jungle Stories Sum 1950
* Madmen’s Trek, (ss) Jungle Stories Sum 1950

High Adventure #71 2003
WALKER, ROSALIND (chron.)

* One Heart You Can’t Break, (ss) Ten-Story Love Jul 1943
WALKER, ROY (chron.)

* Bertolotto, (ar) Lilliput Feb-Mar 1954
WALKER, SID (chron.)

* letter, (lt) Gargoyle Jun 1940
WALKER, STANLEY (chron.)

* Baldy Jack, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Apr 12 1924
* Cherry Pits, (ss) Real Detective Tales & Mystery Stories Feb 1925
* Cissy is a Newspaper Lady, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 6 1939
* A Fued and a Flood, (sl) Ranch Romances Feb #1, Feb #2 1927
* Lone Star State, (ar) All Western Magazine Jun 1936
* Look What Happened to Me, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 7 1947
* Our Oldest Civilization, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Oct 1938
* Peaches, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly May 22 1926
* The Runt Plays Galahad, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Oct 17 1925
* Shoot the Works, (ss) Ranch Romances Jan 1926
* Symphony in Brass, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 4 1938
* The Tattoo, (ss) Argosy All-Story Weekly Jan 10 1925
* The Tie That Binds, (ss) Ranch Romances Feb 1925
* What Has Texas Got to Brag About, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Apr 21 1962
WALKER, T. D. (chron.)
_____, [ref.] * “The Spanish-American War. Part V. — The Fall of Santiago, and the Puerto-Rican Campaign” by Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, (ar) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Jun 1899
WALKER, TED (chron.)

* Before Cruft’s, (ss) TriQuarterly #47 1980
WALKER, THOMAS (1858-1932) (chron.)

* Famous Ranch Brands, (nf) Mammoth Western Jul 1950
WALKER, TURNLEY (chron.)

* Broderick Crawford: “It’s a Helluva Life”, (iv) Pageant Dec 1956
WALKER, W. R. (chron.)

* Jonathan Swift, (ar) Western Mar/Apr 1881
WALKER, WALDO (chron.)

* About That Bout, (ss) The Cavalier Jul 26 1913
* The Plate That Would Not Break, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Aug 1913
WALKER, WALTER (chron.)

* Cold-Decked Payoff, (vi) Sure-Fire Western May 1937
* A Corpse Goes Calling, (nv) Ten Detective Aces Jun 1937
* Half-Pint to Hell, (ss) Ten Detective Aces Jul 1937
WALKER, WAYNE T. (chron.)

* Gentleman Horsethief, (ar) Real Western Aug 1954
WALKER, WHIMSICAL (chron.)
_____, [ref.] * “From Sawdust to Windsor Castle” by Anon., (br) John o’ London’s Weekly Nov 25 1922
WALKER, WILLIAM H. (chron.)

* cartoons (with F. Opper, T. S. Sullivant & J. Warren), (ct)

Tom Watson’s Magazine Nov 1905
WALKER, WILLIAM SYLVESTER (chron.)

* A Legend of “Haunted” Gully, (ss) Centennial Magazine Feb 1889
* The Mystery of Yelcomorn Creek, (ss) Centennial Magazine May 1890
* Nuggety Bend, (ss) Centennial Magazine Sep 1890
_____, [ref.] * “William Sylvester Walker (‘Coo-ee’): A Neglected Colonial Writer of the Australian Outback” by James Doig, (ar) Studies in Australian Weird Fiction Apr 2009
WALKER, WILLY (chron.)

* Edison’s ‘Trivial Toy’, (ar) Argosy Jul 14 1934
WALKER-SMITH, DEREK (chron.)

* The Titanic Disaster, (ar)

Encore Oct 1945
WALKEY, S(amuel) (1871-1953) (chron.)

* Chased by Wolves, (ss) Chums Aug 12 1908
* Comrades in Peril, (sl) Chums Jan 8, Jan 15, Jan 22, Jan 29, Feb 5, Feb 12, Feb 19, Feb 26, Mar 4, Mar 11, Mar 18, Mar 25, Apr 1, Apr 8, Apr 15, Apr 22, Apr 29 1908
* The Finnish Terror: A Complete Tale of Wild Peril in the Forest of Finland, (ss) Chums Jun 17 1908
* The Ghost of the Haunted Abbey, (ss) Chums Jul 8 1908
* “Jack-a-Lantern” No. 2—The Night of the Swords, (ss) Chums Mar 15 1928
* “Jack-a-Lantern” No. 3—The Lost Ones of the Lonely Chateau, (ss) Chums Mar 22 1928
* “Jack-a-Lantern” No. 4—The Vengeance of the Blue Light, (ss) Chums Mar 29 1928
* “Jack-a-Lantern” No. 5—The Executioner from Rouen, (ss) Chums Apr 5 1928
* “Jack-a-Lantern” No. 6—The Outwitting of the Bloodhound, (ss) Chums Apr 12 1928
* “Jack-a-Lantern” No. 7—The Secret Castle, (ss) Chums Apr 19 1928
* “Jack-a-Lantern” No. 8—To Rescue the King, (ss) Chums Apr 26 1928
* The Return of “Jack-a-Lantern”, (ss) Chums Mar 8 1928
* Sir Comely’s Adventure, (ss) The Story-Teller Aug 1910
* Trapped by the Enemy: A Story of the Indian Frontier, (ss) Chums Nov 20 1907
WALKINSHAW, JANETTE (chron.)

* How to Rescue a Goose from a Swimming Pool, (ss) Jennings Spr 1987
WALKLEY, A. B. (chron.)

* Charlie Chaplin, (ar) The Strand Dec 1921; an article about the actor.
* Has the English Drama Renasced?, (ar) Phil May’s Annual Win 1895
* The Six Greatest Men, (ms) The Strand 1922

John o’ London’s Weekly Oct 14 1922
_____, [ref.] * “Little Portraits: A. B. Walkley” by Sidney Dark, (bg) John o’ London’s Weekly Feb 17 1923
WALKLEY, WILLIAM S. (chron.)

* The Unknown Woman at the Nativity, (ss) Ladies Home Journal Dec 1915
WALKUP, WALLACE (chron.)

* Howling Flames of Death, (ts) All Man May 1963
WALL STREET BROKER, A (chron.)

* How J. Pierpont Morgan Does Business, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 21 1902
WALL, ALICE (chron.)

* The Measure of Succcss, (ss) National Magazine Nov 1914
WALL, BERNARD (chron.)
_____, trans. * Casual Encounter, by Alberto Moravia, (ss) Argosy (UK) Aug 1953 * Religion: Opening the Mystic Gates, by Luigi Santucci, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 1978
WALL, CAPTAIN C. H. (chron.)

* The Clueless Crime, (ar) Dime Mystery Book Magazine Dec 1932
WALL, CARL B. (chron.)

* 68 Against the Sea, (ar) Argosy Sep 1949
* Escape Artist, (te) True Mar 1945
WALL, DON(ald) (chron.)

* There’ll Be Some Changes Made, (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Jul 1977
WALL, EVANS (Spencer, Jr.) (1886-1963) (chron.)

* Alligator Swamp Robbery, (ss) Triple-X Sep 1924
* Cornered, (vi) Breezy Stories Jul 1929
* The Door That Couldn’t Open, (ss) Telling Tales Sep #2 1924
* Jealousy, (ss) Telling Tales Oct #1 1924
* Land of Desire, (sl) People’s Home Journal May, Jun 1927
* Masterful Man, (ss) Marriage Stories May 1924
* Scheherazade Keeps Her Head, (ss) Breezy Stories Dec #2 1924
* Scheherezade Sets the Trap, (ss) Droll Stories Nov 1925
WALL, F. R. (chron.)

* Tried by His Peers, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine Jan 1900
WALL, FRANK; pseudonym of Harold de Polo, (c1885-1958) (chron.)

* The Great Nag-A-Por Diamond, (ss) Short Stories (UK, 1) Jun 7 1902
WALL, FREDERICK (chron.)

* Can Football Be Improved?, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 27 1934
* Football’s Unsolved Problem (with J. Murray Smith), (ar) The Passing Show Apr 17 1937
* Giant Killers (with J. Murray Smith), (ar) The Passing Show May 1 1937
* I Defend Football Finance, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 25 1934
* This Was Football... (with J. Murray Smith), (ar) The Passing Show Sep 29 1934
* When I was a Soccer Ambassador, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 16 1935
WALL, GEORGE T. (chron.)

* Moon Over Meadow, (ss) Hardboiled, A Man’s Magazine Oct 1936
WALL, GERTRUDE (chron.)

* River Gossip, (pm) The Smart Set Aug 1900
WALL, JESSIE D. (chron.)

* The Custom, (ss) The New Strand Mar 1962
* Short Circuit, (ss) The New Strand Sep 1962
WALL, JOE (chron.)

* Marriage Ceremony, (ss) The Tanager Dec 1939
_____, reviews: * Book Reviews (with Henry Alden), (br) The Tanager Dec 1939
WALL, JOHN J. (chron.)

* Three Theories of a Crime, (nv) The Argosy Sep 1897

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