Box 41
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Contains 42 Results:
What of Our Democrazy? - published in Credit Craft, Official Bulletin of the Chicago Association of Credit Men, , Nov. 1923
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2533
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From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
Nov. 1923
When American Shall Have Poets, ca. 1940
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2534
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From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
ca. 1940
When Does this Damn Street Car Start? - short story (Eric Bellamy), ca. 1940
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2535
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
ca. 1940
When Uncle Dog Came - short story, n.d.
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2536
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
n.d.
Where the Ships are Made, n.d.
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2537
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From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
n.d.
White Wizard - published in The Strand Magazine (includes draft), Mar. 1908
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2538
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From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
Mar. 1908
Whither America at the Cross Roads of 1940? - address, 1940
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2539
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From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
1940
Who Forced the Naval Pace - And Why?, n.d.
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2540
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From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
n.d.
Why Britain and America should Pool their Political Strength - address (includes clipping), Jan. 6, 1922
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2541
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From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
Jan. 6, 1922
Why Does America Want a Larger Navy?, n.d.
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2542
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From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
n.d.
Why These Menacing Press Rows?, ca. 1940
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2543
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From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
ca. 1940
Wilbur, Dr. Ray, President of Stanford University on the Oriental Question in California (2 drafts), 1925
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2544
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From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
1925
Will the Anti-War Bullwords Hold? - address, n.d.
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2545
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From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
n.d.
Willard Iles, Editor - short story (Rak Parke), n.d.
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2546
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From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
n.d.
Winton's Week-End - short story, n.d.
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2547
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
n.d.
With the British Army in France - collected clippings, 1917
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2548
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
1917
With the Canadians in English Forests, n.d.
File — Box: 41, Folder: 2549
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Manuscripts, clipping scrapbooks and notebooks containing Bell's writing and research. The works are primarily journalistic pieces, news dispatches from the London Chicago Daily News office, interviews with world leaders, and editorial columns. Other materials include short stories (some written under the pseudonyms Eric Bellamy and Rak Parke), poetry, and texts of the numerous addresses Bell gave during his two speaking tours. There are three unpublished...
Dates:
n.d.