Ohio History 2000: Vol 109 Index

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ABISAAB, Rula J., 93 { tlanta Georgian, 140
Accounting for Growth: Information \ tlas of Kentucky, edited by Richard
Systems and the Large Corporation, by Ulack, Karl Raitz, and Gyla Pauer, rev.,
Margaret Levenstein, rev., 114-115 194-195
Adams, Edward, 175-176 At the Fire’s Center: A Story of Love and
AFF. See Army Field Forces Master Holocaust Survival, by Jean M. Peck,
Training Program rev., 98—99
A frican-Americans: in the Ohio National Attie, Jeanie, Patriotic Toil: Northern
Guard, See 137th AAA Battalion, Women and the American Civil War,
ONG; in WWII Cleveland workforce, rev., 223-224
154, 155-156, 166 Austin, L. L. H., 35, 40
Akron Beacon Journal, 62-63 AUSWV. See Auxiliary of United Spanish
Alexander, Isabelle, 169. Illustration, 170 War Veterans
Allen, Howard W., book rev., 219-220 \uxiliary Army and Navy Spanish War
Allen, William, 76, 77, 84 Veterans, 169. See also Girls in White,
Amana Society. See Community of True he
Inspiration Auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans
Ambridge, Pa.. See Economy, Pa. AUSWYV), “Remembering the Maine:
Americanism, “Remembering the Maine Memory, Ritual, and Women’s Roles in
Memory, Ritual, and Women’s Roles in the United Spanish War Veterans
the United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary of Elyria, Ohio, 1922-1966,”
Auxiliary of Elyria, Ohio, 1922-1966,” by Angela K. O'Neal, 167-186
by Angela K. O’Neal, 167-186
“American Ideals and the League BAD PYRMONT Quakers. See Religious
Program” (speech), by Newton D Society of Friends (Quakers): Bad
Baker, 31 Pyrmont (Germany) Quakers
American Legion, 168, 181, 184 Baker, J. Wayne, 93
American Mayor: The Best & The Worst Baker, Newton D., 31
Big-City Leaders, The, by Melvin G. Baker, Romelius L., 92
Holli, rev., 219-220 Baltimore Friends. See Religious Society
American Mercury, 135 of Friends (Quakers): Baltimore Friends
Amin, Camron Michael, 188 Banzhaf, Johann. See Banzhaff, Johann
Anderson, Mary, 146 Gottfried
Anderson, Michael J., book rev., 204—205; Banzhaff, Johann Gottfried, 75-80, 83-85,
97
book rev., 216-217
Angel, William, book rev., 220-22 Banzhof, Johann. See Banzhaff, Johann
Antioch College, 43-44 Gottfried
Antwerp, Belgium, 77 “Barnyard Boys or Fun on the Soil, The,”
Apel, Otto F., Jr., M.D., coauthor, Mash: by F. Scott Fitzgerald, 137
An Army Surgeon in Korea, rev., 101 Barry, Edwin D., 5, 12-14, 18-19, 21
Apel, Pat, coauthor, Mash: An Army Bartlett, Ruth Fitch, 140-141
Surgeon in Korea, rev., 101 Barton, Clara, 175
Apple, Lindsey, book rev., 194-195 Bassham, Ben L., Conrad Wise Chapman:
Army Field Forces (AFF) Master Training Artist & Soldier of the Confederacy,
Program, 54-55, 57-60, 61.39, 62n.41 rev., 195-197
Army General Staff, 62 Baumler, Joseph Michael, 74-75, 80-92
Arndt, Karl J. R., 827.24, 86n.35 Beautiful and the Damned, The, by F.
Asian Americans. See Chinese Americans, Scott Fitzgerald, 131, 132, 133
Japanese Americans Beaver, Daniel, 188
226 OHIO HISTORY
Becker, Carl M., Home and Away: The Friendship,” 125-143
Rise and Fall of Professional Football Bruck, (Mrs.) Freda Kothe. See Kothe, Freda
on the Banks of the Ohio River, Bruno, Robert, Steelworker Alley: How
1919-1934, rev., 109-110 Class Works in Youngstown, rev.,
Beightler, Robert S., 48 220-222
Belasco (theater, Washington, D.C.), 31 Bryan, William Jennings, 34
Bergeron, Paul H., editor, The Papers of Bryant, Keith L., 93
Andrew Johnson. Volume 15: Buckeye Division. See 37th Infantry
September 1868—April 1869, rev., Division, ONG
200-201 Buell, Don Carlos, Don Carlos Buell:
Bimeler, Joseph. See Baumler, Joseph Most Promising of All, by Stephen D.
Michael Engle, rev., 217-218
Blackford, Mansel, book rev., 210-211 Buenker, John D., The History of
“Blaze O’ Glory” (Sono Arts feature), 139 Wisconsin. Volume IV: The Progressive
Boehme, Jakob, 73 Era, 1893-1914, rev., 207-209
Bogue, Allan G., Frederick Jackson Burrows, Terry, Visual History of the
Turner: Strange Roads Going Down, Twentieth Century, 94
rev., 110-112 Bush, Perry, Two Kingdoms, Two
Boisseau, Tracey J., 93 Loyalties: Mennonite Pacifism in
Bookman, 135 Modern America, rev., 201-202
Borah, William E., 34 Byrne, Frank L., book rev., 108-109
Boston, Mass., 10, 12, 12.24
Boulard, Garry, Huey Loiig Invades New CALIFORNIA, 7-9
Orleans: The Siege of a City, 1934-36, Camp McCoy (Wisconsin), 53
rev., 197-198 Camp Polk (Louisiana),
Bowlus, Bruce, book rev., 213-214 Cayton, Andrew R. L., 187; coeditor,
Boyd, Elizabeth Grace, 130 Contact Points: American Frontiers
Boyd, Peggy (pseud. Woodward Boyd), from the Mohawk Valley to the
129-136, 140, 142 Mississippi, 1750-1830, rev., 116-117
Boyd, Thomas, “Thomas Boyd and F. Cayton, Mary Kupiec, book rev., 206-207
Scott Fitzgerald: A Brief Literary CCBA. See Chinese Consolidated
Friendship,” by Brian Bruce, 125—143. Benevolent Association
Works by: Dark Cloud, The, 135-136, Celibacy, 80, 89, 91
138; In Time of Peace, 142; Light- Central Pacific Railway, 7
Horse Harry Lee, 139, 141; “Literary Chapman, Conrad Wise, Conrad Wise
Libels: Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald,” Chapman: Artist & Soldier of the
131; “Long Shot, The,” 139; Mad Confederacy, by Ben L. Bassham, rev.,
Anthony Wayne, 139; Points of Honor, 195-197
135, 136, 138, 139; Poor John Fitch, Charles Scribner’s Sons, 132, 133, 141
Inventor of the Steam Boat, 142: Chicago, Ill., 126, 127-129
Sammuel Drummond, 125, 133, Chin Jack Lem, 10
136-140; Shadow of the Long Knives, Chinatown (Cleveland, Ohio), “Police
139: Simon Girty, White Savage, 139; Roundup of Chinese in Cleveland in
Through the Wheat, 125, 132-138, 141, 1925: A Case Study of a Racist
142. Illustrations, 127, 128, 140, cover Measure and the Chinese Response,” by
Summer-Autumn issue. Shirley Sui Ling Tam, 5-23. Map, 15.
Boyd, Thomas, Sr., 126 Illustration, cover Winter-Spring issue
Boyd, Woodward, The Love Legend, 132. Chinese Americans, “Police Roundup of
See Boyd, Peggy Chinese in Cleveland in 1925: A Case
Boyle, Kevin, book rev., 107-108 Study of a Racist Measure and the
Bricker, John, 67 Chinese Response,” by Shirley Sui
Bruce, Brian, “Thomas Boyd and F. Scott Ling Tam, 5-23. Illustration, cover
Fitzgerald: A Brief Literary Winter-Spring issue
Index 227
Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Columbus Chamber of Commerce, 3(
Association (CCBA), 9, 11, 17, 18 Columbus Evening Dispatch, 54
Chinese Legation, 18 Communal societies, “ “Strangers and
Chinese Residents’ Association, 19 Exiles’: Assistance Given by the
Chinese Six Companies, 9. See also Religious Society of Friends to the
Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Separatist Society of Zoar in
Association 1817-1818,” by Donald F. Durnbaugh,
Christy, Thomas, 75 71-92
Churella, Albert, book rev., 99—100; book Communist Party (of Vermont), 141-147
rev., 114-115 ‘ommunity Helpers, 183
Cincinnati (Ohio), 49, 56-57 ommunity of True Inspiration
Citizens of Zion: The Social Origins of Inspirationists), 90-91
Camp Meeting Revivalsm, by Ellen oncordia Historical Institute, 93
Eslinger, rev., 215-216 onference on Archives and History (25th
Citizen Soldiers of the War of 1812, by C biennial), 93
Edward Skeen, rev., 205-206 rad Wise Chapman: Artist & Soldier
“Civic religion,” 175 the Confederacy, by Ben L
Clan associations (Chinese), 9, 17 Bassham, rev., 195-197
Clark, Mark W., 53 ntact Points: American Frontiers from
Clemenceau, Georges, 40 the Mohawk Valley to the Mississippi,
Clements, Barbara Evans, 93 750-1830, edited by Andrew R. L.
Cleveland (Ohio), 168—169: “ ‘Do the Job Cayton and Fredrika J. Teute, rev.,
He Left Behind’: The Cleveland 116-117
Womanpower Committee, 1943-1945,” ooper, Kenneth, 49
by Julieanne Phillips, !144—166; “Police ope, Thomas Pym, 78, 81, 84-85, 87
Roundup of Chinese in Cleveland in ox, James, 28, 33, 38-39, 44-46
1925: A Case Study of a Racist rane, Stephen, The Red Badge of
Measure and the Chinese Response,” Courage, 135, 142
by Shirley Sui Ling Tam, 5—23 rawford, John W., 134
Cleveland Bar Association, 19-20 tltures of Control, edited by Mirian
Cleveland Call and Post, 155—156 Ll evin, 187
Cleveland Legacy: The Architecture of umo, Christopher, A History of the Ohio
Walker and Weeks, A, by Eric \gricultural Experiment Station,
Johannesen, rev., 211-212 1882-1997, rev., 197
Cleveland News, 20 Cuyahoga County (Ohio), 150-151
Cleveland Plain Dealer, 12n.30, 14, CWC. See Cleveland Womanpower
18nn. 44, 45; 20, 63-64 Committee
Cleveland Press, 12n.30, 20
Cleveland War Manpower Commission, |4 DARK Cloud, The, by Thomas Boyd,
Cleveland Womanpower Center, 154-155 135-136. 138
156, 161, 163 Darnton, Robert, 94
Cleveland Womanpower Committee Davies, Richard O., Main Street Blues:
(CWC), “ ‘Do the Job He Left Behind’: The Decline of Small-Town America,
The Cleveland Womanpower 102-103
Committee, 1943-1945,” by Julieanne Dayton (Ohio), “Pursuing Peace: Arthur
Phillips, 144-166 Morgan and Ohio’s League to Enforce
Collaborative Residency Program of the Peace, 1915-1920,” by Aaron D.
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Purcell, 2446
Commission, 188—189 Deeds, Edward, 37-38
Collins, J. Lawton, 52, 54, 61 Defiance (Ohio), 126, 129
Colonial revival, 173 Del Corso, Sylv ester T., 50, 617.36
Columbus (Ohio), 30, 35, 39, 41, 43, Detroit, Mich., 169
48-69 passim Dewey, Thomas E., Truman Defeats
228 OHIO HISTORY
Dewey, by Gary A. Donaldson, rev., by Angela K. O’Neal, 167-186
204-205 Endless Novelty: Specialty Production
Dickey, James, 142 and American Industrialization,
“Disappointments and Distresses: The 1865-1925, by Philip Scranton, rev.,
37th Infantry Division During the 99-100
Korean War,” by William M. Donnelly, “Enemy Within: European Witch Hunts,
7-70 American Lynching, and Soviet Terror,
Discontented America: The United States The,” by Robert W. Thurston, 187
in the 1920s, by David J. Goldberg, Engle, Stephen D., Don Carlos Buell:
rev., 218-219 Most Promising of All, rev., 217-218
Discriminatory legislation, 6-8. See also English Friends. See Religious Society of
Immigration legislation Friends (Quakers): English Friends
Donaldson, Gary A., Truman Defeats Eslinger, Ellen, Citizens of Zion: The
Dewey, rev., 204-205 Social Origins of Camp Meeting
Don Carlos Buell: Most Promising of All, Revivalism, rev., 215-216
by Stephen D. Engle, rev., 217-218 Euclid (Ohio), 156
Donnelly, William M., “Disappointments “Exalting ‘U.S.Ness’: Patriotic Rituals of
and Distresses: The 37th Infantry the Daughters of the American
Division During the Korean War,” 47-70 Revolution,” by Barbara Truesdell, 175
Dorland, Walter E., 33 Exclusion Act(s), 8-9
Dos Passos, John, Three Soldiers, 132 Executive Order No. 9139, 145
“*Do the Job He Left Behind’: The
Cleveland Womanpower Committee, FEATHER, Carl E., Mountain People in a
1943-1945,” by Julieanne Phillips, Flat Land: A Popular History of
144-166 Appalachian Migration to Northeast
Douglas, Davison M., book rev., 104-105 Ohio, 1940-1954, rev., 106-107
Dunbar, Alice, 126 Feminisms and Internationalism, coedited
Dunbar, Martha, 126 by Angela Woollacott, 187
Dunbar, Sadie Orr, 146 Ferrell, Robert H., The Dying President:
Dunbar, Samuel, 126, 139 Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1944-1945,
Durnbaugh, Donald F., “ “Strangers and rev., 103-104
Exiles’: Assistance Given by the Fetter, Caspar. See Vetter, Caspar
Religious Society of Friends to the Few Small Candles: War Resisters of
Separatist Society of Zoar in World War II Tell Their Stories, A, by
1817-1818,” 71-92 Larry and Lenna Mae Gara, rev.,
Durrill, Wayne, 188 216-217
Dying President: Franklin D. Roosevelt, XV Corps Headquarters, U.S. Army, 60
1944-1945, The, by Robert H. Ferrell, Fifth Marines, Fourth Brigade, Second
rev., 103-104 Division, American Expeditionary
Force, 128
EAGLES on Their Buttons: A Black Fisher, Walter L., 367.36
Infantry Regiment in the Civil War, by Fiske, Jo-Anne, coeditor, New Faces of
Versalle F. Washington, bk. note, the Fur Trade: Selected Papers of the
118-119 Seventh North American Fur Trade
Economy, Pa., 91-92 Conference, Halifax, Nova Scotia,
Edmunds, (Dr.) William P., 151, 165 1995, rev., 113-114
82nd Airborne Division, ONG, 62n.41 Fitzgerald, F. Scott, “Thomas Boyd and F.
Elgin Academy (illinois), 127 Scott Fitzgerald: A Brief Literary
Elgin, Ill., 127 Friendship,” by Brian Bruce, 125-143.
Elyria (Ohio), “Remembering the Maine: Works by: “Barnyard Boys or Fun on
Memory, Ritual, and Women’s Roles in the Soil, The,” 137; Beautiful and the
the United Spanish War Veterans Damned, The, 131, 132, 133; Great
Auxiliary of Elyria, Ohio, 1922-1966,” Gatsby, The, 126, 138
Index
Fitzgerald, Zelda (Mrs. F. Scott), 130-131 Exiles’: Assistance Given by the
F. J.H eer Company, 63 Religious Society of Friends to the
Flandrau, Charles, 130 Separatist Society of Zoar in 1817
Flandrau, Grace, 130 1818,” by Donald F. Durnbaugh, 71-92
Flood of 1913 (Dayton, Ohio), 27-28 Germany, 34-44. See also German
Foreign Trade Committee, Cleveland Americans
Chamber of Commerce, 20 Around Brown: Desegregation,
Fort Bliss (Texas), 57, 60 elopment, and the Columbus Public
Fortna, Benjamin C., 188
Fort Riley (Kansas), 70
Fortune, 164 in Their Tall Black Hats: Essays on
45th Infantry Division (Oklahoma Iron Brigade, edited by Alan T.
National Guard), 57 lan and Sharon Eggleston Vipond,
44th Infantry Division (Illinois National 115-116
Guard), 53 . David, coauthur, Wheels of
Foulkes, (Rev.) William H., 20 rtune: The Story of Rubber in Akron,
Fourth Army, 58, 60, 64 , 210-211
Frank, Stephen M., Life with Father: nder, Philip D., 69
Parenthood and Masculinity in the irls in White, The, 168, 169
Nineteenth-Century American North, aab, Charles N., book rev., 102—103
rev., 202-203 amour Girls of 1943, The (WMC movie
Franklin County Democratic Party, 63 short), 159, 161
Frederick Jackson Turner: Strange Roads Goldberg, David J., Discontented
Going Down, by Allan G. Bogue, rev., America: The United States in the
110-112 , rev., 218-219
~
Friedensdale, Germany, 76 Gold Rush (California),
Frierson, Elizabeth B., 188 Gooden, Randall S., book rev., 106—107
F. Scott Fitzge rald: The Crack-l P. edited odwin, Robert C., 150, 165
by Edmund Wilson, 137 Gordon, Herbert E., 51
Gordon, Lesley J., 93; book rev., 115—116;
GAR. See Grand Army of the Republic book rev., 223-224
Gara, Larry, coeditor, A Few Small Gordon, Stephen C., bk. note, 118; book
Candles: War Resisters of World War II 190-192
Tell Their Stories, rev., 216-217; book Grand Army of the Republic (GAR), 168
rev., 201-202 Graul, Jacob, 14
Gara, Lenna Mae, coeditor, A Few Small Gray, Michael P., book rev., 222-223
Candles: War Resisters of World War II Great Gatsby, The, by F. Scott Fitzgerald,
Tell Their Stories, rev. 216—217 126, 138
Gates, William C., book rev., 192-194 Great Silent Army of Abolitionism:
Geary, Thomas J., 9 Ordinary Women in the Antislavery
Geary Act, 9 Movement, The, by Julie Roy Jeffrey,
Geertz, Clifford, The Interpretation of rev., 206-207
Cultures, 178 Grellet, Stephen, 76, 77
George, David Lloyd, 40 Griffin, Burt, 21
George Washington Slept Here: Colonial Grubermann, Barbara (Barbara
Revivals and American Culture, Grubemann), 73
1876-1986, by Karal Ann Marling, 173 Gruenwald, Kim M., book rev., 116-117
Gephart, Ronald M., coeditor, Letters of Guide to the National Road, A, edited by
Delegates to Congress, 1774-1789. Karl Raitz, rev., 190-192
Volume 25: March 1, 1788—July 25,
1789, with Supplement, 1774-87, rev., HAAKE, Anna, 180
95-96 Haas, Edward F., book rev., 96-97; book
German Americans, “ ‘Strangers and rev., 197-198
230 OHIO HISTORY
Haga, Gottfried (Godfrey Haga), 81-82 the Ohio River, 1919-1934, by Carl
Halbwachs, Maurice, On Collective Becker, rev., 109-110
Memory, 174 Hopkins, William R., 13, 19-21
Ham, Mark (Mock Hem), 11 Huber, Stephan, 73
Hancock, Kate Templeton, 188 Huey Long Invades New Orleans: The
Harcourt Brace, 132 Siege of a City, 1934-1936, by Gary
Harding, Warren G., 31, 39, 44, 44n.61 Boulard, rev. 197-198
Harmonists. See Harmony Society Hyeres, France, 135
Harmony Society, 72, 75, 82, 91-92
Harr, Jacob, 85n.33 IMMIGRATION: legislation, 6-10, 13,
Harrold, Stanley, book rev., 112-113 22; statistics. See U.S. Census
Haude, Sigrun, /n the Shadow of “Savage Immigration Department of Cleveland, 5
Wolves”: Anabaptist Miinster and the Imperial Bedlam: Institutions of Madness
German Reformation during the 1530s, in Colonial Southwest Nigeria, by
188 Jonathan Sadowsky, 187
Hay, John, 167 In the Shadow of “Savage Wolves”
Hay, Robert P., book rev., 95-96 Anabaptist Miinster and the German
Hays, Harold, 50 Reformation during the 1530s, by
Heckewelder, John, 82 Sigrun Haude, 188
Heer, Walter, Sr., 63 In the Workers’ Interest: A History of the
Heineman., Kenneth J., book rev., Ohio AFL-CIO, 1958-1998, by Warren
218-219 Van Tine, C. J. Slanicka, Sandra Jordan,
Hemmingway, Ernest, 125, 134, 138 and Michael Pierce, rev., 107-108
Henderson, Albert, 66 In Time of Peace, by Thomas Boyd, 142
Hendrickson, Kenneth E., Jr., book rev., Independent, 25-26
197 Independent Woman, 160
Henrici, Jacob, 91 Influenza epidemic (1918), 39
Herrick, Myron T., 28-29 Inspirationists. See Community of True
Hickey, Margaret A., 146, 160 Inspiration
Hill, David Jayne, 25 Interpretation of Cultures, The, by
Hinds, Willliam A., 91 Clifford Geertz, 178
Hinman, Scott, 184
Hip Sing Tong, 10-11, 17 JACOBS, Gregory S., Getting Around
Historical Review of the Auxiliaries, A, Brown: Desegregation, Development,
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary and the Columbus Public Schools, rev.,
Department of Ohio, 168 104-105
History of the Ohio Agricultural James, John, 88
Experiment Station, 1882—1997, A, by Japanese Americans, 7, ||
Christopher Cumo, rev., 197. Jeffrey, Julie Roy, The Great Silent Army
History of Wisconsin. Volume IV: The of Abolitionism: Ordinary Women in
Progressive Era, 1893-1914, The, by the Antislavery Movement, rev.,
John. D. Buenker, rev., 207-209 206-207
Holli, Melvin G., The American Mayor: Jewell (Ohio), 140
The Best & The Worst Big-City Johannesen, Eric, A Cleveland Legacy:
Leaders, rev., 219-220 The Architecture of Walker and Weeks,
Hollywood, Calif., 141 rev., 211-212
Holt, Hamilton, 24-26; “A League of Johnson, Andrew, The Papers of Andrew
Peace” (speech), 26 Johnson. Volume 15: September
Holy Toledo: Religion and Politics in the 1868—April 1869, edited by Paul H.
Life of “Golden Rule” Jones, by Bergeron, rev., 200-201
Marnie Jones, rev., 96-97 Jones, Marnie, Holy Toledo: Religion and
Home and Away: The Rise and Fall of Politics in the Life of “Golden Rule”
Professional Football on the Banks of Jones, rev., 96-97
Index
Jones, Samuel L. (“Golden Rule’), Hol) “League of Peace, A” (speech), by
Toledo: Religion and Politics in the Hamilton Holt, 26
Life of “Golden Rule” Jones, by League to Enforce Peace, “Pursuing
Marnie Jones, rev., 96-97 Peace: Arthur Morgan and Ohio’s
Jordan, Sandra, coauthor, /n the Workers’ League to Enforce Peace, 1915-1920,”
Interest: A History of the Ohio AFL- by Aaron D. Purcell, 2446
CIO, 1958-1998, rev., 107-108 ee Kee, 187.44
Legion of the Spanish War Veterans, 169
KAMMEN, Michael, Mystic Chords of Letters of Delegates to Congress
Memory, 173 74-1789. Volume 25: March 1,
Keenan, E. L., 150 788—July 25, 1789, with Supplement,
Kellog, Frank B., 22 4-87, edited by Paul H. Smith and
Kendall (Ohio), 87 Ronald M. Gephart, rev., 95-96
Kerber, Linda, 93-94 enstein, Margaret, Accounting for
Kindig, Everett W., book rev., 198-200 th: Information Systems and the
Kline, Wendy, 188 rge Corporation, rev., 114-115
Korean War, “Disappointments and n, Michael, 93
Distresses: The 37th Infantry Division »vin, Mirian, editor, Cultures of Control,
During the Korean War,” by William 187
M. Donnelly, 47-70 Levine, (Judge) Manuel V., 21
Korth, Fred, 66-67 Levy, George, To Die in Chicago:
Kothe, Agnes, 175 Confederate Prisoners at Camp
Kothe, Anna P., 183 Douglas 1862-65, rev
Kothe, Freda (Freda Kothe Bruck), 180 Lewis, Sinclair, 130, 132
Kreber, Leo, “Disappointments and Liberty Loan campaign, 36
Distresses: The 37th Infantry Division Life with Father: Parenthood and
During the Korean War,” by William Masculinity in the Nineteenth-Century
M. Donnelly, 47-70 American North, by Stephen M. Frank,
rev., 202-203
LABOR and industry, “*Do the Job He t-Horse Harry Lee, by Thomas Boyd,
Left Behind’: The Cleveland 139, 141
Womanpower Committee, 1943-1945,” Literary Libels: Francis Scott Key
by Julieanne Phillips, 144-166 Fitzgerald,” by Thomas Boyd, 131
“La Dame d’ Esprit: the Daring Life, Literary Review, 135
Tragic Death and Loss to History of the Literature, “Thomas Boyd and F. Scott
Marquise Du Chatelet,” by Judith P. Fitzgerald: A Brief Literary
Zinsser, 188 Friendship,” by Brian Bruce, 125—143
Ladies Aid Society, 168 Lodge, Henry Cabot, 31, 42
Ladies’ Military Escort, 169. See also Long, Huey Pierce, Huey Long Invades
Girls in White, The New Orleans: The Siege of a City,
Lama, Doile, 617.36, 64n.43 1934-1936, by Gary Boulard, rev.,
Lardner, Ring, 134 197-198
Lausche, Frank J., 152; “Disappointments “Long Shot, The,” by Thomas Boyd, 139
and Distresses: The 37th Infantry Lora, Ronald, book rev., 97-98
Division During the Korean War,” by Lorain County Historical Society, 185
William M. Donnelly, 47-70. Love Legend, The, by Woodward Boyd, 132
Illustration, 152 Love, Steve, coauthor, Wheels of Fortune:
Lausche, Jane (Mrs. Frank J.), Illustration, The Story of Rubber in Akron, rev.,
152 210-211
League of Nations, “Pursuing Peace: Lowell, A. Lawrence, 26, 41
Arthur Morgan and Ohio’s League to Lowenthal, David, The Past is a Foreign
Enforce Peace, 1915-1920,” by Aaron Country, 173-174
D. Purcell, 2446 Lusitania, 34
OHIO HISTORY
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, 93 Maslekoff, Barbara, 188
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, 93 Mathews, (Dr.) Shailer, 367.36
Mathias, Frank F., book rev., 207-209
MC AFEE, Ward M., Religion, Race, and Mayer, Charles. See Meyer, Charles L
Reconstruction: The Public School in Meeting House and the Counting House,
the Politics of the 1870s, rev., 112-113 The, by Frederick Tolles, 92
McClellan, Keith, The Sunday Game: At Meinke, Annette, 181-182
the Dawn of Professional Football, rev., Meisse, David K, book rev., 103-104
192-194 Memorial Hall, Columbus, 43
McCormick, Robert W., coauthor, Nev Memory and ritual, “Remembering the
Englanders on the Ohio Frontier: The Maine: Memory, Ritual, and Women’s
Migration and Settlement of Roles in the United Spanish War
Worthington, Ohio, rev., 209-210 Veterans Auxiliary of Elyria, Ohio,
McCormick, Virginia E., coauthor, New 1922-1966,” by Angela K. O’ Neal,
Englanders on the Ohio Frontier: The 167-186
Migration and Settlement of Mencken, H. L., 131, 134
Worthington, Ohio, rev., 209-210; book Metropolitan, 131
rev., 214-215 Metz, Christian, 90-91
McKee, Alexander, A Man of Distinction Meyer, Charles L. (Charles Mayer), 91
Among Them: Alexander McKee and Miami Conservancy District, 27, 40, 41,
the British-Indian Affairs along the 43, 46
Ohio Country Frontier, 1754-1799, by Miami Conservancy Law, 28
Larry L. Nelson, rev., 213-214 Miami River (Ohio), 27, 28
McLaughlin, Louise, 173 Middle Innings: A Documentary History
McLaughlin, Mrs. Mary, 173 of Baseball, 1900-1948, by Dean A
McNeill, William H., 94 Sullivan, bk. note, 118
McNutt, Paul V., 145, 148 Minden, Germany, 77
McWilliams, Bruce McKinley, 182 Minneapolis Daily Star, 129
Mad Anthony Wayne, by Thomas Boyd, 139 Minneapolis, Minn., 129
Mahan, Alfred Thayer, 25 Minneapolis Tribune, 136
Maine, “Remembering the Maine: Minton & Balch, 139
Memory, Ritual, and Women’s Roles in Minton Balch Putnam, 142
the United Spanish War Veterans Missouri Valley History Conference (44th
Auxiliary of Elyria, Ohio, 1922-1966,” Annual), 189
by Angela K. O’ Neal, 167-186 Mitchell, Otis C., 188
Main Street Blues: The Decline of Small- Mock Hem, See Ham, Mark
Town America, by Richard O. Davies, Moffet, Richard, 184
rev., 102-103 Montgomery County (Ohio), 30, 46
Major Woodworth Auxiliary Number 23 Moraine Park School (Dayton, Ohio), 37,
of Elyria, Ohio AUSWV, 171-186 43
Man of Distinction Among Them: Moravian Church, 81-82
Alexander McKee and the British- Morgan Engineering Company, 28
Indian Affairs along the Ohio Country Morgan, Arthur, “Pursuing Peace: Arthur
Frontier, 1754-1799, A, by Larry L. Morgan and Ohio’s League to Enforce
Nelson, rev., 213-214 Peace, 1915-1920,” by Aaron D.
Marburg, Theodore, 24, 26 Purcell, 24-46
Marling, Karal Ann, George Washington Mountain People in a Flat Land: A
Slept Here: Colonial Revivals and Popular History of Appalachian
American Culture, 1876—1986, 173 Migration to Northeast Ohio,
Martin, Scott C., book rev., 202—203 1940-1954, by Carl E. Feather, rev.,
Mash: An Army Surgeon in Korea, by Otto 106-107
F. Apel, Jr., M.D., and Pat Apel, rev., Murdoch, Norman H., book rev., 215-216
101 Mushkat, Jerome, 93
Index 233
Muskingum River, 81 Nineteenth Amendment, U.S. Constitution,
Mystic Chords of Memory, by Michael 172, 186
Kammen, 173 Nolan, Alan T., coeditor, Giants in Their
Tall Black Hats: Essays on the Iron
NAIRN, Frank R., 60 Brigade . rev., | 15- 116
Nation, 12, 12n.31, 21, 134 North American Review, 139
National Auxiliary of United Spanish War Northeast Ohio Restaurant Association,
Veterans, 169-170, 183n.36 i6l
National Guard Association (NGA), 49 hwest Ohio Quarterly, 93
National Guard Bureau (NGB), 52
National Guard of the United States OAH, See Ohio Academy of History
(NGUS), 70 Office of War Information (OW]), 159
National Road, The, edited by Karl Raitz, Ohio Academy of History (OAH), 93, 187
rev., 190-192 Ohioana Awards, 188
Nativism, “Police Roundup of Chinese in Ohioana Library Association, 188
Cleveland in 1925: A Case Study of a Ohioana Quarterly, 188
Racist Measure and the Chinese Ohio Court of Appeals, Eighth District, 21
Response,” by Shirley Sui Ling Tam, Ohio Military Institute at College Hill, 126
5-23 Ohio National Guard (ONG),
Negro Women in Industry subcommittee, “Disappointments and Distresses: The
WMC Women’s Advisory Committee, 37th Infantry Division During the
154 Korean War,” by William M. Donnelly,
Nelson, Daniel, 93 17-70
Nelson, Larry L., A Man of Distinction Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans
Among Them: Alexander McKee and Home, 183
the British-Indian Affairs along the Ohio Valley History, 188
Ohio Country Frontier, 1754-1799, On Collective Memory, by Maurice
rev., 213-214 Halbwachs, 174
Newel, Stanford, 25 O'Neal, Angela K., “Remembering the
New Englanders on the Ohio Frontier: Maine: Memory, Ritual, and Women’s
The Migration and Settlement of Roles in the United Spanish War
Worthington, Ohio, by Virginia E. Veterans Auxiliary of Elyria, Ohio,
McCormick and Robert W. 1922-1966,” 167-186
McCormick, rev., 209-210 182nd AAA Gun Battalion, Battery A,
New Faces of the Fur Trade: Selected ONG, 67n.51
Papers of the Seventh North American 183d AAA Gun Battalion, ONG, 52
Fur Trade Conference, Halifax, Nova 148th Infantry, ONG, 61
Scotia, 1995, edited by Jo-Anne Fiske, 148th Regimental Combat Team, ONG, 68
Susan Sleeper Smith, and William 145th Infantry, Company D, ONG, 64
Wicken, rev., 113-114 147th Infantry Regiment, ONG, 57
Newsweek, 64-65 134th Field Artillery Battalion, ONG, 57
New York Friends. See Religious Society 137th AAA Battalion, ONG, 51-52, 57,
of Friends (Quakers): New York 59-60
Friends 136th Field Artillery Regiment, ONG, 49
New York, N.Y., 12 112th Engineer Battalion, ONG, 68
New York Peace Society, 26 ONG. See Ohio National Guard
New York Times, 64, 134 On Leong Tong, 10-11, 17
NGA. See National Guard Association Orlando, Vittorio, 40
NGB. See National Guard Bureau “Our Ohio Story,” United Spanish War
NGUS. See National Guard of the United Veterans Auxiliary Department of Ohio,
States 169
987th Armored Field Artillery Battalion, OWI. See Office of War Information
ONG, 53
234 OHIO HISTORY
PACE, Frank, 53, 66 Society of Friends to the Separatist
Pagan, Walter E., 187.44 Society of Zoar in 1817-1818,” by
Panic of 1872, 7 Donald F. Durnbaugh, 71-92
Papers of Andrew Johnson. Volume 15: Phillips, Christopher, 188
September 1868—April 1869, The, Phillips, Julieanne, “ ‘Do the Job He Left
edited by Paul H. Bergeron, rev., Behind’: The Cleveland Womanpower
200-201 Committee, 1943-1945,” 144-166
Papers of Robert A. Taft. Volume 1: Pickenpaugh, Roger, Rescue By Rail:
1889-1938, The, edited by Clarence E. Troop Transfer and the Civil War in the
Wunderlin, Jr., rev., 97-98 West, 1863, 108-109
Papplein (a Quaker merchant), 90n.45 Pierce, Michael, coauthor, /n the Workers’
Paris, France, 135 Interest: A History of the Ohio AFL-
Paris Peace Conference, 40 CIO, 1958-1998, rev., 107-108; book
Party Spirit in a Frontier Republic: rev., 109-110
Democratic Politics in Ohio, Pitcavage, Mark, book rev., 205-206
1793-1821, by Donald J. Ratcliffe, rev., Points of Honor, by Thomas Boyd, 135,
198-200 136, 138, 139
Past is a Foreign Country, The, by David Police and Immigration Department
Lowenthal, 173-174 (Cleveland, Ohio), 5
Patriotic Toil: Northern Women and the Police raids, “Police Roundup of Chinese
American Civil War, by Jeanie Attie, in Cleveland in 1925: A Case Study of
rev., 223-224 a Racist Measure and the Chinese
Patriotism, “Remembering the Maine: Response,” by Shirley Sui Ling Tam,
Memory, Ritual, and Women’s Roles in 5-23
the United Spanish War Veterans “Police Roundup of Chinese in Cleveland
Auxiliary of Elyria, Ohio, 1922-1966,” in 1925: A Case Study of a Racist
by Angela K. O’ Neal, 167-186 Measure and the Chinese Response,”
Pauer, Gyla, coeditor, Atlas of Kentucky, by Shirley Sui Ling Tam, 5—23
rev., 194-195 Pomerene, Atlee, 39, 44n.61
Peace societies: American, “Pursuing Poor John Fitch, Inventor of the Steam
Peace: Arthur Morgan and Ohio’s Boat, by Thomas Boyd, 142
League to Enforce Peace, 1915-1920,” Pope, Sylvia, 180, 185
by Aaron D. Purcell, 24-46; Chinese Pope, Virginia, 175
American, 10 Portage Pathways, by Loris Troyer, bk.
Peck, Jean M., At the Fire’s Center: A note, 118
Story of Love and Holocaust Survival, Porter Military Academy (South
rev., 98-99 Carolina), 126
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Purcell, Aaron D., “Pursuing Peace:
Commission, 188-189 Arthur Morgan and Ohio’s League to
Perkins, Max, 125, 132, 136-138, 141, Enforce Peace, 1915-1920,” 2446
143 “Pursuing Peace: Arthur Morgan and
Perrin, Annie Elliott, Soliloquy of a Ohio’s League to Enforce Peace,
Farmer's Wife: The Diary of Annie 1915-1920,” by Aaron D. Purcell,
Elliott Perrin, edited by Dale B. J. 2446
Randall, rev., 214-215 Putnam, Dale E., 50-51
Philadelphia Friends. See Religious
Society of Friends (Quakers): QUAKERS. See Religious Society of
Philadelphia Friends Friends
Philadelphia, Pa., 26, 38, 77-79, 86-88 Qeen City Heritage, 188
Philanthropy: of the Major Woodworth Quota Act, 8
Auxiliary of the AUSWV, 183-184; of
the Quakers, “ ‘Strangers and Exiles’: RACE relations. See African-Americans,
Assistance Given by the Religious Chinese Americans, Japanese Americans