Cartoons Magazine #v5#1 [25]

(January 1914)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 1) (Expand) /

advertisement / 3 pages (report information)

Classified Advertisements (Table of Contents: 2) (Expand) /

advertisement / 5 pages (report information)

Do You Like To Draw? (Table of Contents: 3) (Expand) /

advertisement / 1 page (report information)

The Cartoons Magazine (Table of Contents: 4)

text article / 0.5 page (report information)

Script

H. H. Windsor

Letters

typeset

The Cartoon and the Defeat of Tammany Hall (Table of Contents: 5)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Thomas Nast (signed); Boardman Robinson (signed); Clive Weed (signed); Frank Parker Stockbridge; C. R. Macaulay (signed)

Pencils

Thomas Nast (signed); Boardman Robinson (signed); Clive Weed (signed); C. R. Macaulay (signed)

Inks

Thomas Nast (signed); Boardman Robinson (signed); Clive Weed (signed); C. R. Macaulay (signed)

Letters

Thomas Nast (signed); Boardman Robinson (signed); Clive Weed (signed); C. R. Macaulay (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; biography; satire-parody

Characters

Boss Tweed; Charles F. Murphy; Tammany Tiger

Synopsis

Heavily illustrated article examining how cartoonists helped bring down Tammany Hall in New York City from 1871 through the 1913 election.

Reprints

• Nast cartoons from Harper's Weekly (October 30, 1871. Two others undated from 1871). Weed cartoon from New York Tribune from 1913. Macaulay cartoons from the New York World from 1913. Robinson cartoon from the New York Tribune from 1913.

Keywords

political

"Love Laughs at Locksmiths" -- also Dukes (Table of Contents: 6)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Bob Satterfield (signed)

Pencils

Bob Satterfield (signed)

Inks

Bob Satterfield (signed)

Letters

Bob Satterfield (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Characters

Duke of Abruzzi

Synopsis

Editorial cartoon satire on the love life of the Duke of Abruzzi

Reprints

• Satterfield editorial cartoon reprint from Satterfield Cartoon Service from 1913

Keywords

political

Domestic Zoo, A (Table of Contents: 7)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

French (signed)

Pencils

French (signed)

Inks

French (signed)

Letters

French (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Characters

Bobbie

Synopsis

Bobbie talks about his family. Reference to actual people this cartoon was referring to is unknown

Reprints

• Editorial cartoon from Chicago Record Herald from 1913.

Keywords

political

Indexer Notes

Cartoon copyright 1913 by Henry Barrett Chamberlin

Clean Advertising (Table of Contents: 8)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

W. Clyde Spencer (signed)

Pencils

W. Clyde Spencer (signed)

Inks

W. Clyde Spencer (signed)

Letters

W. Clyde Spencer (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Synopsis

A editorial against modern journalism

Reprints

• Editorial cartoon from the Denver Times from 1913

Keywords

political

What Will be the Fate of the Chinese Republic? (Table of Contents: 9)

comic story / 3 pages (report information)

Script

Charles Barnett (signed as Barnett); Daniel Fitzpatrick (signed); ?

Pencils

Charles Barnett (signed as Barnett); Daniel Fitzpatrick (signed)

Inks

Charles Barnett (signed as Barnett); Daniel Fitzpatrick (signed)

Letters

Charles Barnett (signed as Barnett); Daniel Fitzpatrick (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Synopsis

Article with two cartoons detailing United States newspaper's reactions to the overthrow of the Chinese monarchy

Reprints

• Editorial cartoon reprint from St. Louis Post Dispatch from 1913
• Editorial cartoon reprint from the Los Angeles Tribune from 1913?

Keywords

political

Rebuffed by an Old Friend (Table of Contents: 10)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Caine (signed)

Pencils

Caine (signed)

Inks

Caine (signed)

Letters

Caine (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Characters

William Jennings Bryant

Synopsis

Bryant is rebuffed by the Anti-Saloon League of America

Reprints

• Editorial cartoon from St. Paul Pioneer Press from 1913?

Keywords

political

How the Wilson Administration Is Regarded (Table of Contents: 11)

text article / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Ding Darling (credited as Jay Norwood Darling) (signed as J. N. Ding); McKee Barclay (signed); Park Sumner (signed); Harold Heaton (signed); ?

Pencils

Ding Darling (credited as Jay Norwood Darling) (signed as J. N. Ding); McKee Barclay (signed); Park Sumner (signed); Harold Heaton (signed)

Inks

Ding Darling (credited as Jay Norwood Darling) (signed as J. N. Ding); McKee Barclay (signed); Park Sumner (signed); Harold Heaton (signed)

Letters

Ding Darling (credited as Jay Norwood Darling) (signed as J. N. Ding); McKee Barclay (signed); Park Sumner (signed); Harold Heaton (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Characters

Woodrow Wilson

Synopsis

Article heavily illustrated by editorial cartoons lists the take many newspapers are having on the Woodrow Wilson Presidency

Reprints

• from Des Moines Register and Leader Darling editorial cartoon (Register and Leader Company, 1902 series) 1913-XX-XX ?
• from Detroit Tribune Sumner editorial cartoon (Evening News Association, 1885 series) 1913-XX-XX ?
• from Chicago Inter-Ocean Heaton editorial cartoon (Inter Ocean Publishing Company, 1876 series) 1913-XX-XX ?
• from Baltimore Sun Barclay editorial cartoons (The Baltimore Sun Company, 1837 series) 1913-XX-XX ?

Keywords

political

These Parcel-Post Days (Table of Contents: 12)

comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Louis Winterhalder (signed); J. F. Bronstrup (signed)

Pencils

Louis Winterhalder (signed); J. F. Bronstrup (signed)

Inks

Louis Winterhalder (signed); J. F. Bronstrup (signed)

Letters

Louis Winterhalder (signed); J. F. Bronstrup (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Characters

Uncle Sam

Synopsis

Two editorial cartoons about postal delays using Parcel Post method of delivery

Reprints

• Winterhalder editorial cartoon reprint from New Orleans Picayune from ? Bronstrup editorial cartoon from San Francisco Post from ?

Keywords

political

Cartooning "Contract Charley" (Table of Contents: 13)

text article / 2.5 pages (report information)

Script

Harry Osborn

Pencils

Harry Osborn (signed)

Inks

Harry Osborn (signed)

Letters

Harry Osborn; typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Synopsis

Osborn talks about his recent work on the Baltimore Sun, with a couple of his cartoons reprinted

Reprints

• Osborn editorial cartoon reprints from the Baltimore Sun from ?

Keywords

political

Incidents in the Lives of Great Inventors (Table of Contents: 14)

cartoon / 0.5 page (report information)

Script

Webster (signed)

Pencils

Webster (signed)

Inks

Webster (signed)

Letters

typeset; Webster (signed)

Genre

satire-parody

Characters

James Watt

Synopsis

James Watt discovers steam

Reprints

• Webster editorial cartoon from Cincinnati Times-Star from ?

The Soaring Price of Eggs and Its Causes (Table of Contents: 15)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Nelson Harding (signed); Daniel Fitzpatrick (signed); Edward S. Reynolds (signed); Clifford B. Knight (signed); W. Clyde Spencer (signed); ?

Pencils

Nelson Harding (signed); Daniel Fitzpatrick (signed); Edward S. Reynolds (signed); Clifford B. Knight (signed); W. Clyde Spencer (signed)

Inks

Nelson Harding (signed); Daniel Fitzpatrick (signed); Edward S. Reynolds (signed); Clifford B. Knight (signed); W. Clyde Spencer (signed)

Letters

Nelson Harding (signed); Daniel Fitzpatrick (signed); Edward S. Reynolds (signed); Clifford B. Knight (signed); W. Clyde Spencer (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Characters

Humpty Dumpty

Synopsis

Article with cartoon illustrations detailing newspaper coverage of the rise in the cost of eggs

Reprints

• Fitzpatrick editorial cartoon reprint from St. Louis Dispatch from 1913? Reynolds editorial cartoon reprint from Portland Oregonian from 1913? Knight editorial cartoon reprint from Hartford Post from 1913? Spencer editorial cartoon from Denver Post from 1913? Harding editorial cartoon reprint from the Brooklyn Eagle from 1913?

Keywords

political

School Days (Table of Contents: 16)

comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

E. A. Bushnell (signed); Temple (signed)

Pencils

E. A. Bushnell (signed); Temple (signed)

Inks

E. A. Bushnell (signed); Temple (signed)

Letters

E. A. Bushnell (signed); typeset; Temple (signed)

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Synopsis

Two cartoons about going to school

Reprints

• Temple editorial cartoon reprint from Cleveland Plain Dealer from ? Bushnell editorial cartoon reprint from Cincinnati Times Star from ?

Keywords

political

Everybody is Puzzling over the Income Tax (Table of Contents: 17)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Fred Morgan (signed); Hy Gage (signed); William Hanny (signed); Kemp Starrett (signed); H. Hodge (signed); ?

Pencils

Fred Morgan (signed); Hy Gage (signed); William Hanny (signed); Kemp Starrett (signed); H. Hodge (signed)

Inks

Fred Morgan (signed); Hy Gage (signed); William Hanny (signed); Kemp Starrett (signed); H. Hodge (signed)

Letters

Fred Morgan (signed); Hy Gage (signed); William Hanny (signed); Kemp Starrett (signed); H. Hodge (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Characters

Uncle Samuel [Uncle Sam]

Synopsis

Article mostly illustrated with editorial cartoons about the new income tax law as seen by national newspapers

Reprints

• Morgan editorial cartoon from Philadelphia Inquirer from 1913. Hodge editorial cartoon reprint from the Spokane Spokesman Review from 1913? Gage editorial cartoon from the Philadelphia Press from 1913? Hanny editorial cartoon from the St. Joseph News Press from 1913. Starrett editorial cartoon reprint from the Albany Knickerbocker Press from 1913?

Keywords

political

Indexer Notes

Fred Morgan's editorial cartoon was used on the cover, copyright 1913 by Philadelphia Inquirer

The Annual Outgo Tax (Table of Contents: 18)

comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Whiting (signed); Donnell (signed)

Pencils

Whiting (signed); Donnell (signed)

Inks

Whiting (signed); Donnell (signed)

Letters

Whiting (signed); Donnell (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Synopsis

Two cartoons about the Coal Trust

Reprints

• Whiting editorial cartoon reprint from Louisville Post from ? Donnell editorial cartoon reprint from St. Louis Globe Democrat from ?

Keywords

political

The Path of Danger (Table of Contents: 19)

cartoon / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Burt Thomas (signed as Thomas); J. H. Donahey (signed); Edwin Baird (signed as Baird)

Pencils

Burt Thomas (signed as Thomas); J. H. Donahey (signed); Edwin Baird (signed as Baird)

Inks

Burt Thomas (signed as Thomas); J. H. Donahey (signed); Edwin Baird (signed as Baird)

Letters

J. H. Donahey; Burt Thomas (credited as Thomas); Edwin Baird; typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Synopsis

Three cartoons critical of women who are tempted into losing their virtue

Reprints

• from Cleveland Plain Dealer Donahey editorial cartoon (Cleveland Plain Dealer, 1842 series) 1913-XX-XX ?
• from Detroit News Thomas editorial cartoon (Evening News Association, 1873 series) 1913-XX-XX ?
• from Chicago American Baird editorial cartoon (Hearst, 1900 series) 1913-XX-XX ?

Keywords

political

Mexico Still Foremost as a Topic of Discussion (Table of Contents: 20)

comic story / 9.5 pages (report information)

Script

Hy Gage (signed); Paul Plaschke (signed); Nelson Harding (signed); McKee Barclay (signed); Frank Hammond (signed); Clive Weed (signed); Bart (signed as Bart); James North (signed); ?

Pencils

Hy Gage (signed); Paul Plaschke (signed); Nelson Harding (signed); McKee Barclay (signed); Frank Hammond (signed); Clive Weed (signed); Bart (signed as Bart); James North (signed)

Inks

Hy Gage (signed); Paul Plaschke (signed); Nelson Harding (signed); McKee Barclay (signed); Frank Hammond (signed); Clive Weed (signed); Bart (signed as Bart); James North (signed)

Letters

Hy Gage (signed); Paul Plaschke (signed); Nelson Harding (signed); McKee Barclay (signed); Frank Hammond (signed); Clive Weed (signed); Bart (signed as Bart); James North (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Characters

Uncle Sam; Mexican President Adolfo de la Huerta; John D. Rockefeller; John Bull; Woodrow Wilson

Synopsis

Article with cartoon illustrations about American newspaper reaction to the Mexican Revolution.

Reprints

• North editorial cartoon from the Tacoma Ledger from 1913? Bartholomew editorial cartoon from the Minneapolis Journal from 1913? Barclay editorial cartoon from Baltimore Sun from 1913? Hammond editorial cartoon from Wichita Eagle from 1913? Gage from Philadelphia Press from 1913? Plaschke editorial cartoons from Louisville Times from 1913? Harding editorial cartoon from Brooklyn Eagle from 1913? Weed editorial cartoon from the New York Tribune from 1913?

Keywords

political

What Has Become of the Old-Fashioned Grandfather? (Table of Contents: 21)

cartoon / 0.5 page (report information)

Script

Sara Moore (signed)

Pencils

Sara Moore (signed)

Inks

Sara Moore (signed)

Letters

Sara Moore (signed); typeset

Genre

satire-parody

Synopsis

20th Century Grandpa likes flirting with young women

Reprints

• Gag cartoon from Philadelphia Inquirer from 1913

Indexer Notes

Cartoon copyright 1913 by Herbert Pointing

A "Cartoonette" (Table of Contents: 22)

cartoon / 1 page (report information)

Script

Sara Moore (signed)

Pencils

Sara Moore (signed)

Inks

Sara Moore (signed)

Letters

Sara Moore; typeset

Genre

satire-parody

Synopsis

Gag about how modern women still will not go out on dates with questionable men

Reprints

• from Detroit Tribune Moore cartoon (Evening News Association, 1885 series) 1913-XX-XX

Indexer Notes

Cartoon copyright 1913 by Herbert Ponting.

The Currency Bill Still in the Balance (Table of Contents: 23)

comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Billy DeBeck (signed); Ding Darling (credited as Jay Norwood Darling) (signed as J. N. Ding); Bob Satterfield (signed); Charles H. Sykes (signed); Ray Evans (signed); Donnell (signed); ?; Gregg (signed); McBride (signed); Naughton (signed)

Pencils

Ding Darling (credited as Jay Norwood Darling) (signed as J. N. Ding); Billy DeBeck (signed); Bob Satterfield (signed); Charles H. Sykes (signed); Ray Evans (signed); Donnell (signed); Gregg (signed); McBride (signed); Naughton (signed)

Inks

Billy DeBeck (signed); Ding Darling (credited as Jay Norwood Darling) (signed as J. N. Ding); Bob Satterfield (signed); Charles H. Sykes (signed); Ray Evans (signed); Donnell (signed); Gregg (signed); McBride (signed); Naughton (signed)

Letters

Billy DeBeck (signed); Ding Darling (credited as Jay Norwood Darling) (signed as J. N. Ding); Bob Satterfield (signed); Charles H. Sykes (signed); Ray Evans (signed); Donnell (signed); typeset; Gregg (signed); McBride (signed); Naughton (signed)

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Characters

Woodrow Wilson

Synopsis

Article with cartoon illustrations examining newspaper's coverage of Currency legislation

Reprints

• Satterfield editorial cartoon reprint from Satterfield Cartoon Service from 1913
• Sykes editorial cartoon reprint from Philadelphia Public Ledger from 1913
• Evans editorial cartoon reprint from Baltimore American from 1913
• DeBeck editorial cartoon reprint from Pittsburgh Gazette Times from 1913
• McBride editorial cartoon reprint from the St. Louis Republic from 1913
• Naughton editorial cartoon reprint from Duluth Herald from 1913
• Donnell editorial cartoon reprint from St. Louis Globe Democrat from 1913.

Keywords

political

Still Loyal to an Old Friend (Table of Contents: 24)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Donnell (signed)

Pencils

Donnell (signed)

Inks

Donnell (signed)

Letters

Donnell (signed); typeset

Genre

satire-parody

Synopsis

People stlll show up to Horse Shows though they now drive cars

Reprints

• from St. Louis Globe Democrat from 1913?

He Should Worry! (Table of Contents: 25)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Jimmy Murphy (signed)

Pencils

Jimmy Murphy (signed)

Inks

Jimmy Murphy (signed)

Letters

Jimmy Murphy (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Synopsis

The farmers from the Northwest should not be happy over wheat failures in India, Argentina, & Australia

Reprints

• from Portland Journal from 1913?

Keywords

political

Bert -J- Griswold Cartoonist of the Fort Wayne Sentinel (Table of Contents: 26)

text article / 1.5 pages (report information)

Script

Bert J. Griswold

Pencils

Bert J. Griswold

Inks

Bert J. Griswold

Letters

Bert J. Griswold; typeset

Genre

biography

Synopsis

Bert talks about his work

Reprints

• Cartoon reprint from Fort Wayne Sentinel from ?

The Mad King of Vulgaria (Table of Contents: 27)

cartoon / 0.5 page (report information)

Script

Burt Thomas (signed as Thomas)

Pencils

Burt Thomas (signed as Thomas)

Inks

Burt Thomas (signed as Thomas)

Letters

Burt Thomas (credited as Thomas); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Characters

Kaiser Wilhelm II; Queen Mary

Synopsis

The Kaiser and Queen Mary act in horror as a human personification of "The Tango" dances with a human personification of "Europe." A reference to efforts by both to ban the dance as being vulgar

Reprints

• from Detroit News Thomas editorial cartoon (Evening News Association, 1873 series) 1913-XX-XX ?

Keywords

political

The Autumn Harvest of Death on the Great Lakes (Table of Contents: 28)

text article / 3 pages (report information)

Script

Tom May (signed); Ole May (signed); J. H. Donahey; ?

Pencils

Tom May (signed); Ole May (signed); J. H. Donahey

Inks

Tom May (signed); Ole May (signed); J. H. Donahey

Letters

Tom May; Ole May; J. H. Donahey; typeset

Genre

advocacy

Characters

Uncle Sam; Grim Reaper

Synopsis

Short article and cartoons examining a deadly Great Lakes' November storm

Reprints

• from Detroit News Tom May editorial cartoon (Evening News Association, 1873 series) 1913-11-XX
• from Cleveland Leader Ole May editorial cartoon reprint (E. Cowles & Company, 1873 series) 1913-11-XX
• from Cleveland Plain Dealer Donahey editorial cartoon reprint (Cleveland Plain Dealer, 1885 series) 1913-11-XX

Keywords

political

When Everybody Gets Suspicious (Table of Contents: 29)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Billy Ireland (signed)

Pencils

Billy Ireland (signed)

Inks

Billy Ireland (signed)

Letters

Billy Ireland (signed); typeset

Genre

satire-parody

Synopsis

Man has trouble giving away mushrooms

Reprints

• from Columbus Dispatch from ?

Ups and Downs (Table of Contents: 30)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Philip Baynes (signed)

Pencils

Philip Baynes (signed)

Inks

Philip Baynes (signed)

Letters

Philip Baynes (signed); typeset

Genre

satire-parody

Synopsis

Man cannot eat lunch due to being seasick

Reprints

• from London Tatler from ?

Enemies to Society (Table of Contents: 31)

comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

H. J. Tuthill (signed as Harry J. Tuthill); Daniel Fitzpatrick (signed)

Pencils

Daniel Fitzpatrick (signed)

Inks

Daniel Fitzpatrick (signed)

Letters

Daniel Fitzpatrick (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Synopsis

Two cartoons focusing on business greed and labor violence

Reprints

• Fitzpatrick & Tuthill editorial cartoons from St. Louis Post Dispatch from ?

Keywords

political

The Overthrow of Tammany and Its Consequences (Table of Contents: 32)

comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Script

Oscar Cesare (signed); Nelson Harding (signed); William Allen Rogers (signed as W. A. Rogers); Charles Barnett (signed as Barnett); C. R. Macaulay (signed); Hruska (signed); Kemp Starrett (signed); ?; Gregg (signed); J. Hunter (signed)

Pencils

William Allen Rogers (signed as W. A. Rogers); Charles Barnett (signed as Barnett); Oscar Cesare (signed); Nelson Harding (signed); C. R. Macaulay (signed); Hruska (signed); Kemp Starrett (signed); Gregg (signed); J. Hunter (signed)

Inks

Oscar Cesare (signed); Nelson Harding (signed); William Allen Rogers (signed as W. A. Rogers); Charles Barnett (signed as Barnett); C. R. Macaulay (signed); Hruska (signed); Kemp Starrett (signed); Gregg (signed); J. Hunter (signed)

Letters

Oscar Cesare (signed); Nelson Harding (signed); William Allen Rogers (signed as W. A. Rogers); Charles Barnett (signed as Barnett); C. R. Macaulay (signed); Hruska (signed); Kemp Starrett (signed); typeset; Gregg (signed); J. Hunter (signed)

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Characters

Tammany Tiger; New York Governor William Sulzer; Charles F. Murphy

Synopsis

Article and cartoons examining national newspaper coverage of the 1913 New York City elections.

Reprints

• Macaulay editorial cartoon reprint from the New York World from October 20, 1913
• Rogers editorial cartoon reprint from the New York World from 1913
• Cesare editorial cartoon reprint from New York Sun from 1913
• Harding editorial cartoon reprint from Brooklyn Eagle from 1913
• Gregg editorial cartoon reprint from the Atlanta Constitution from 1913
• Hruska editorial cartoon reprint from Cedar Rapids Gazette from 1913
• Hunter editorial cartoon reprint from Toronto World from 1913

Keywords

political

The High Cost of Living (Table of Contents: 33)

comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script

Hy Gage (signed); Frank Spangler Sr. (signed); Kemp Starrett (signed); E. A. Bushnell (signed); French (signed)

Pencils

Hy Gage (signed); Frank Spangler Sr. (signed); Kemp Starrett (signed); E. A. Bushnell (signed); French (signed)

Inks

Hy Gage (signed); Frank Spangler Sr. (signed); Kemp Starrett (signed); E. A. Bushnell (signed); French (signed)

Letters

Hy Gage (signed); Kemp Starrett (signed); E. A. Bushnell (signed); Frank Spangler Sr. (signed); typeset; French (signed)

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Characters

Congressman Oscar W. Underwood (Democrat, Alabama)

Synopsis

Cartoons about the growing cost of living and the Underwood-Simmons Tariff Bill

Reprints

• Spangler editorial cartoon reprint from Montgomery Advertiser from 1913. French editorial cartoon reprint from the Chicago Record Herald from 1913. Gage editorial cartoon reprint from the Philadelphia Press from 1913? Starrett editorial cartoon reprint from Albany Knickerbocker Press from 1913. Bushnell editorial cartoon reprint from the Cincinnati Times Star from 1913.

Keywords

political

Indexer Notes

French cartoon listed as copyright 1913 by Henry Barrett Chamberlin

These Sky-Scraper Plumes (Table of Contents: 34)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Ray Evans (signed)

Pencils

Ray Evans (signed)

Inks

Ray Evans (signed)

Letters

Ray Evans (signed); typeset

Genre

satire-parody

Synopsis

Husband has to walk on stilts to hold umbrella over wife with very tall hat then in fashion

Reprints

• from the Baltimore American from 1913?

The Colonel and His South American Junket (Table of Contents: 35)

comic story / 3 pages (report information)

Script

Oscar Cesare (signed); Carlos C. Wiedner (signed); ?

Pencils

Oscar Cesare (signed); Carlos C. Wiedner (signed)

Inks

Oscar Cesare (signed); Carlos C. Wiedner (signed)

Letters

Oscar Cesare (signed); Carlos C. Wiedner (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Characters

Theodore Roosevelt

Synopsis

Article and two cartoons examing newspaper coverage of former President Theodore Roosevelt's trip to South America

Reprints

• Cesare editorial cartoon reprint from the New York Sun from 1913. Wiedner editorial cartoon reprint entitled "Sucesos" from Valparaiso, Chile, from 1913

Keywords

political

Old Man Winter on the Job (Table of Contents: 36)

comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Muheim (signed); Bob Satterfield (signed)

Pencils

Muheim (signed); Bob Satterfield (signed)

Inks

Muheim (signed); Bob Satterfield (signed)

Letters

Muheim (signed); Bob Satterfield (signed); typeset

Genre

satire-parody

Synopsis

Two cartoons about the cold winter

Reprints

• Muheim editorial cartoon reprint from the Jacksonville Metropolis. Satterfield editorial cartoon reprint from Satterfield Cartoon Service from 1913

One Can't Be Too Careful (Table of Contents: 37)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

A. V. Buel (signed)

Pencils

A. V. Buel (signed)

Inks

A. V. Buel (signed)

Letters

A. V. Buel (signed); typeset

Genre

satire-parody

Synopsis

Satire of people going overboard on hygiene

Reprints

• from the Sacremento Bee from 1913

Nelan's Old Table (Table of Contents: 38)

text article / 1.5 pages (report information)

Script

Clifford B. Knight (signed)

Pencils

Clifford B. Knight (signed)

Inks

Clifford B. Knight (signed)

Letters

Clifford B. Knight (signed); typeset

Genre

biography

Characters

Clifford B. Knight

Synopsis

Knight tells of how he was unable to obtain cartoonist Charles Nelan's drawing table from his lawyer, but instead met his widow, Mrs Nelan. From her he found that is was she, and not her husband, who drew the faces of women in his cartoons

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 39)

cartoon / 0.5 page (report information)

Script

Ole May (signed)

Pencils

Ole May (signed)

Inks

Ole May (signed)

Letters

typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Mamma, is it warm where we're going?

Genre

advocacy

Synopsis

Mother leads her kids through the snow

Reprints

• from Cleveland Ledger Ole May cartoon (Cleveland Ledger, ? series) 19XX-XX-XX

Keywords

political

Mistaken (Table of Contents: 40)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Tom Thurlby (signed)

Pencils

Tom Thurlby (signed)

Inks

Tom Thurlby (signed)

Letters

Tom Thurlby (signed); typeset

Genre

satire-parody

Characters

John Doe (death)

Synopsis

Hunter John Doe returns from his hunting trip in a casket, his hunting dog sitting on top looking sad

Reprints

• from the Seattle Post Intelligencer from 1913?

The Speed Mania (Table of Contents: 41)

comic story / 4 pages (report information)

Script

Fontaine Fox (signed); Allan Halladay (signed); Billy Ireland (signed); Ole May (signed); William Hanny (signed)

Pencils

Fontaine Fox (signed); Allan Halladay (signed); Billy Ireland (signed); Ole May (signed); William Hanny (signed)

Inks

Fontaine Fox (signed); Allan Halladay (signed); Billy Ireland (signed); Ole May (signed); William Hanny (signed)

Letters

Fontaine Fox (signed); Allan Halladay (signed); Billy Ireland (signed); Ole May (signed); William Hanny (signed); typeset

Genre

satire-parody

Synopsis

Five cartoons attacking reckless driving and living beyond one's means when owning a car

Reprints

• Halladay editorial cartoon reprint from the Providence Journal from 1913? Ireland editorial cartoon reprint from Columbus Dispatch from 1913? Fox editorial cartoon reprint from the Chicago Post from 1913? Ole May editorial cartoon reprint from the Cleveland Leader from 1913? Hanny editorial cartoon reprint from St. Joseph News Press from 1913.

Apropos of National Prohibition (Table of Contents: 42)

comic story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

O'Loughlin (signed); Billy Ireland (signed)

Pencils

O'Loughlin (signed); Billy Ireland (signed)

Inks

O'Loughlin (signed); Billy Ireland (signed)

Letters

O'Loughlin (signed); Billy Ireland (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Synopsis

Cartoons about alcohol prohibition

Reprints

• O'Loughlin editorial cartoon reprint from the Portland Telegram from 1913?
• Ireland editorial cartoon reprint from the Columbus Dispatch from 1913?

Keywords

political

Indexer Notes

Ireland credits from Randy Scott with the Michigan State University Comic Art Collection (August 17, 2004)

Was Columbus a Human Shad? (Table of Contents: 43)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Charles Barnett (signed as Barnett)

Pencils

Charles Barnett (signed as Barnett)

Inks

Charles Barnett (signed as Barnett)

Letters

Charles Barnett (signed as Barnett); typeset

Genre

satire-parody

Characters

Christopher Columbus

Synopsis

Cartoon about exhibiting the bones of Christopher Columbus

Reprints

• Editorial cartoon reprint from the Los Angeles Tribune from 1913?

Indexer Notes

Credit for this sequence from Michigan State University Comic Art Collection Catalog

The Recent Grade-Crossing Disaster (Table of Contents: 44)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Wood Cowan (signed)

Pencils

Wood Cowan (signed)

Inks

Wood Cowan (signed)

Letters

Wood Cowan (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy

Synopsis

Cartoon warning about being careful at railroad crossings

Reprints

• from the New Orleans Item from 1913?

Keywords

political

In Winter Quarters (Table of Contents: 45)

cartoon / 1 page (report information)

Script

Park Sumner (signed)

Pencils

Park Sumner (signed)

Inks

Park Sumner (signed)

Letters

Park Sumner; typeset

Genre

satire-parody

Characters

Brer Rabbit

Synopsis

Brer Rabbit comes across Mr. Groundhog's home to find it closed for the winter

Reprints

• from Detroit Tribune cartoon (Evening News Association, 1885 series) 1913-XX-XX ?

F. Opper (Table of Contents: 46)

text article / 1 page (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Frederick Burr Opper (vignettes); Paul Thompson (photo)

Inks

Frederick Burr Opper (vignettes); Paul Thompson (photo)

Letters

Frederick Burr Opper; typeset

Genre

biography

Characters

Uncle Trusty

Synopsis

Article about Opper's cartoon work

What the Cartoonists Are Doing (Table of Contents: 47)

text article / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Burt Thomas (signed as Thomas); Tom May (signed); ?

Pencils

Burt Thomas (signed as Thomas); Tom May (signed)

Inks

Burt Thomas (signed as Thomas); Tom May (signed)

Letters

Tom May; Burt Thomas (credited as Thomas); typeset

Genre

non-fiction

Characters

Uncle Sam

Synopsis

News about cartoonists Tuthill, "Jimmie" Swinnerton, "Tad" Dorgan, "Rube" Goldberg, Fred Opper, Tom Powers, George McManus, Cliff Sterret, Rudolph Block, Winsor McCay, J. Stuart Blacton, Terry Gilkinson, and Walter E. Stark.

May's cartoon was about various people representing society ills being washed away.

Thomas' cartoon has Uncle Sam warning the alleged Vaudeville trust with the Sherman Anti-Trust law stick

Reprints

• from Detroit Times May editorial cartoon (Detroit Times Company, 1920 series) 1913-XX-XX ?
• from Detroit News Thomas editorial cartoon (Evening News Association, 1873 series) 1913-XX-XX

Indexer Notes

Two cartoons reprinted in article

Trying To Square Himself (Table of Contents: 48)

comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Bob Satterfield (signed)

Pencils

Bob Satterfield (signed)

Inks

Bob Satterfield (signed)

Letters

Bob Satterfield (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Characters

Mendel Beiliss

Synopsis

Beiliss shows with pride his bloody sword and the paper showing his acquittal of murder in his involvement in Jewish persecution in Russia

Reprints

• from Boston Traveler and Herald from 1913

Keywords

political

A Monthly Record of Current Events November, 1913 (Table of Contents: 49)

text article / 1.5 pages (report information)

Script

?

Letters

typeset

Genre

non-fiction

Synopsis

An article with the breakdown of domestic, political, foreign, and obituary news for the month of November 1913

New York Courts Say Married Teachers May Become Mothers (Table of Contents: 50)

comic story / 0.5 page (report information)

Script

Boardman Robinson (signed)

Pencils

Boardman Robinson (signed)

Inks

Boardman Robinson (signed)

Letters

Boardman Robinson (signed); typeset

Genre

advocacy; satire-parody

Synopsis

A female teacher and her baby hand a copy of the new law to Board of Education members

Reprints

• Reprint from the New York Tribune from 1913?

Keywords

political

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advertisement / 9 pages (report information)

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advertisement / 1 page (report information)