The Unz Review: An Alternative Media Selection
A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
William Gunn Shepherd • 85 Items / 83 Articles, 2 Books
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- The Big Black SpotWhat makes the coal business act that wayCollier's Weekly, September 19, 1931, pp. 12-13
- Bring Home the Wright PlaneThe reasons why the world's first successful airplane is not in the Smithsonian Institu...Collier's Weekly, September 22, 1928, pp. 8-9
- Catching Up with JapanAction---in the Navy Department, the shipyards and the Pacific OceanCollier's Weekly, October 21, 1933, pp. 12-13
- The Church of To-day and To-morrowThe Harpers Monthly, August 1920, pp. 363-377
- Detroitism---What Is It?Both Europe and America are trying to analyze our amazing prosperityCollier's Weekly, June 1, 1929, p. 13
- The Farmer is Whistling Againprosperity goes back to the landCollier's Weekly, July 15, 1933, pp. 12-13
- The Fiery Double-Cross"Col." W.J. Simmons tells how the Klan slipped through his fingersCollier's Weekly, July 28, 1928, pp. 8-9
- Gambling with Mother EarthThe Harpers Monthly, July 1921, pp. 245-252
- Gunmen Dodge This CityThe city being Milwaukee, the hard-boiledCollier's Weekly, December 13, 1930, pp. 10-11
- Help Cuba QuicklyA stirring and important interview with Senator William E. BorahCollier's Weekly, May 27, 1933, pp. 12-13
- A Holiday for FearWhen bankers and depositors get togetherCollier's Weekly, April 9, 1932, pp. 12-13
- How Bootleggers Stole the WarA Cuban revolution that started in New York and ended in New JerseyCollier's Weekly, July 30, 1932, pp. 14-15
- How I Put Over the KlanThe first of three interviews with "Col." Simmons, founder of the Ku Klux KlanCollier's Weekly, July 14, 1928, pp. 5-7
- How Tammany Missed a TrickMr. Curry's Washington contingentCollier's Weekly, February 25, 1933, p. 16
- How to Make a GangsterThe young criminal in the makingCollier's Weekly, September 2, 1933, pp. 12-13
- Humanity, Common, Goes UpThe story of Gastonia, a thrilling epic of the New DealCollier's Weekly, October 7, 1933, pp. 7-9
- If It Isn't Boose, It's Something ElseThe rackets muscle in on industryCollier's Weekly, November 26, 1932, pp. 7-8
- A Job for JackThe curious but human reasons why southern Republican organizations root for the DemocratsCollier's Weekly, June 15, 1929, pp. 8-9
- Kansas, the Beer StateA well-known reporter looks at Kansas sympatheticallyCollier's Weekly, January 26, 1929, pp. 8-9
- King of the Prairie"Alfalfa Bill"---smarter than he looksCollier's Weekly, November 28, 1931, pp. 12-13
- Ku Klux KlanThe inside story of the flood of gold collected by the preachers of hateCollier's Weekly, July 21, 1928, pp. 8-9
- Lo, the Rich Indian!The Harpers Monthly, November 1920, pp. 723-734
- Local Boy Closes GapChain mail for the independent grocersCollier's Weekly, March 12, 1932, pp. 12-13
- The Love That Is BlindestMunsey's Magazine, February 1908, pp. 687-691
- Mark Another HannaRuth Hanna McCormick prepares to pay off an old scoreCollier's Weekly, March 15, 1930, pp. 10-11
- Meet the ColonelWilliam J. Donovan, Assistant Attorney General of the United States, who polices Americ...Collier's Weekly, March 2, 1929, pp. 8-9
- A Money Lender ConfessesBaring the teeth of the loan sharkCollier's Weekly, March 14, 1931, pp. 10-11
- A Money Lender is ConvertedPersonal finance made respectableCollier's Weekly, March 21, 1931, pp. 22-23
- Murder for DefensePoison gas, submarines, long-range cannon have no friends anywhereCollier's Weekly, October 15, 1932, pp. 10-11
- The New Control of SurgeonsThe Harpers Monthly, February 1924, pp. 303-314
- O Say, Can You Hear?The tribulations of the newly elected congressmenCollier's Weekly, May 7, 1932, pp. 12-13
- Pay First---Then BlameHow to "clean up" after our automobile accidentsCollier's Weekly, April 28, 1928, pp. 8-9
- The Price of LiquorThe liquor traffic and its "protection" in PhiladelphiaCollier's Weekly, December 1, 1928, pp. 8-9
- The Road to JusticeCollier's Weekly, December 8, 1928, pp. 28-32
- Robbing the Working GirlThe latest thing in sweatshopsCollier's Weekly, November 12, 1932, pp. 10-11
- Rolling Down to MexicoFill her up: we have a new world to motor throughCollier's Weekly, December 9, 1933, pp. 14-15
- Salvation and Spring FeverMunsey's Magazine, June 1908, pp. 413-418
- Shattering the Myth of John Wilkes Booth's EscapeThe Harpers Monthly, November 1924, pp. 702-719
- Stop Lying to InvestorsTeaching figures not to lie and enabling accountants to tell allCollier's Weekly, July 29, 1933, pp. 10-11
- Sugar MoonA noted reporter tells why the desert isn't dry despite the Eighteenth AmendmentCollier's Weekly, December 29, 1928, pp. 8-9
- Today's Trust BustersMergers are no longer condemned for what they are notCollier's Weekly, February 23, 1929, pp. 8-9
- Under Mr. Volstead's NoseProhibition as practiced in Mr. Volstead's home stateCollier's Weekly, March 16, 1929, pp. 8-9
- The Vigilantes take ChargeChicago is mad about itself---but can it get mad enough?Collier's Weekly, April 20, 1929, pp. 8-9
- What Can a Wet Town Do?Visit International Falls with Mr. Shepherd and speak politely to the Border PatrolCollier's Weekly, September 7, 1929, pp. 8-9
- What Good is Money in the Sock?The tangled story of cashCollier's Weekly, January 9, 1932, pp. 10-11
- When the Enemy ComesThe Harpers Monthly, July 1917, pp. 153-162
- The Whip WinsThe triumph, perhaps temporary, of floggers in AlabamaCollier's Weekly, January 14, 1928, pp. 10-11
- "The White House Say---"How the President talks to the newspapersCollier's Weekly, February 2, 1929, p. 19
- Why the Farmer Doesn't Like Our DollarA timely and important interview with Henry A. WallaceCollier's Weekly, April 1, 1933, pp. 8-9
- You Can Avoid TaxesDon't pay more than Uncle Sam intendedCollier's Weekly, October 22, 1932, pp. 12-13
- 300 Miles to the Gallon!What'll your motor car eat when the oil wells go dry?Collier's Weekly, October 5, 1929, pp. 10-11
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