Genealogy Images of History

Genealogy Images of History

Updated:07/23/07

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DAVIS (Private, Co. C, Tenth Calvary - Rare Western Story - Nine Against A Hundred)

DAVIS Secretary of Labor *, United States. Pictured 1922.

DAVIS, Secretary of Labor * - 1928 - Pictured in article entitled CABINET MEMBERS ON NEW YEAR'S DAY; HAVING ATTENDED THE PRESIDENT'S ANNUAL RECEPTION as saved from this old American Pictorial Magazine

DAVIS CUP of 1934 * Tennis Match "Conquest of the Davis Cup; England Victorious".

DAVIS CUP TEAM PLAYERS * - 1921 - Named and pictured winning Davis Cup Doubles played at Forest Hills, Long Island on September 3 as saved from this old American pictorial magazine.

DAVIS CUP TENNIS PLAYERS * - 1923 - Pictured are photographs of Australian and Japanese players in competition where headline reads "Australia Defeats Japan in Davis Cup Tennis Play". Shows stars J. O. Anderson of Australia and Zenzo Shimizu, Captain of the Japanese Davis Cup Team in play at South Side Tennis Club, Chicago, Ill.

DAVIS CUP TENNIS PLAYERS * - 1936 - Named in pictorial text entitled "NORTH-SOUTH TENNIS WINNERS AND RIVALS"" which relates and pictures of winners and losers of 4 - Set Final Tennis Doubles Match at Pinehurst. Saved from Pictorial Magazine.

DAVIS MOUNTAIN, SILVERTIP, TEXAS - site of true story entitled "STALKING THE UNKNOWN" by C. O. Finley about the discovery of a rare species of bear (named the Ursus Harriaelus Texensis or Texas Grizzly discovered in 1900 in the Davis Mountains of Texas.

DAVIS of the PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS of 1910 BASEBALL TEAM * - Captain shown in pictorial collage entitled "FAMOUS TEAMS OF EARLY DAYS AND NOTED VETERANS" and named as "one of the most powerful teams every formed" as saved from this old American pictorial magazine.

DAVIS REGIME of Texas - 1874 - 76 Era. Location, Texas Mexico. Named in history entitled McNeilly's Raiding Rangers by R. Bolon who tells of the history of the Texas Rangers Lawman under Captain L. H. McNelly who defied orders, crossed the Rio Grande to teach the rustlers a lesson regardless of the help or odds as found in this extremely rare western magazine

DAVIS, "Rough Enoch" * - 1864 - Location - Montana Territory - Named as losing boxer in black glove fight with Con Orem in story entitled THE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY FIVE ROUND FIST FIGHT by J. M. Moore which recites the history of what was probably the longest, bloodiest boxing match in history as found in this rare, complete western magazine.

DAVIS, "Alligator" - Texas Ranger - 1830 - 40 era, Site: TX, Mexico. Named in story entitled "HE MADE THE COLT PISTOL WORK" by Curtis Bishop was writes that Sam Colt was a struggling, unknown gunsmith until Sam Walker submitted plans to improve his gun that became famous throughout the west as found in this old and complete western magazine.

DAVIS, A. W. * Colonel - Commander - Fifth Ohio Infantry, CAMP SHERIDAN* - Montgomery, Alabama - Pictorial Review of Camp Quarters WWI - 1918

DAVIS, Ann * - 1931 - Co-Starred with Rollo Peters who are shown in a scene from TWO'S COMPANY appearing at the Hudson Theatre in article entitled PLAYERS FEATURED IN BROADWAY ATTRACTIONS as saved from this old American pictorial magazine

DAVIS, Bessie McCoy * - 1922 starring as "THE YAMA YAMA GIRL" in article "Scenes in Latest New York Theatrical Openings" as saved from this old American Pictorial Magazine.

DAVIS, Bette * - 1931 - Pictured as star who makes her first screen appearance in GAMBLING DAUGHTERS in article entitled STARS AND SCENES FROM THE NEW FILMS as saved from this old American pictorial magazine

DAVIS, Bette * - 1931 - Pictured as star who makes screen appearance in Universal picture's BAD GIRL in article entitled STARS AND SCENES FROM THE NEW FILMS as saved from this old American pictorial magazine

DAVIS, Bette * - 1933 - Pictured with cast in The Movie of the Week, "Ex-Lady" as saved from this old American Pictorial Magazine.

DAVIS, Bette * - 1934 - Pictured as star of FASHIONS OF 1934 in review entitled THE MOVIE OF THE WEEK starring Frank McHugh, William Powell, Reginald Owen, Verree Teasdale and Hobart Cavanaugh.

DAVIS, Bob (of Miami, Missouri) -1862-63. Location, KA, MO. Federal Soldier named in story of Doctor John W. Benson - called a bushwhacker chieftain but the author says he never fired a shot. His life and time is here recorded in article entitled THE STRANGE STORY OF QUANTRILL'S SURGEON by Raymond W. Thorp along with his death as published in the old and complete western magazine.

DAVIS, Bob - 1850 1918 era. Location: CT, NE, NV. Named in story entitled "A TIP OF THE HAT TO SAM DAVIS" by Celesta Lowe who writes that Sam Davis hob-nobbed with the greatest of the old west writers yet "Nevada Sam" as he was known is not a household name as are the others but they considered him a contemporary of theirs as published in the old, complete western magazine.

DAVIS, Bob - 1929 - Named in story entitled "HOW TARZAN KEPT THE WOLF FROM THE DOOR" tells of the early life of Edgar Rice Burroughs when, after failing to sell pencil sharpeners on Chicago wyndy streets failed and started writing TARZAN with them instead as found and saved from this old American News magazine

DAVIS, Brigadier General Made Infantry Captain Following Civil War- "The Men in Command of Our Fighting Force". Saturday Evening Post 1901.

DAVIS, Britton *., Lieutenant - 1885 era - Site - San Carlos Apache Reservation - Named in "Shot Five Times By One Bullet" by A Kinney Griffith, the story of Lieutenant Britton Davis, severely wounded who lived through the remarkable agony as published in this rare and complete old western magazine.

DAVIS, Charles * Private (Montezuma, Tennessee – WW 1 Honor Roll – Died of Wounds)

DAVIS, Charles C. * Corporal (St. Louis, Missouri - WW 1 Honor Roll - Died of Wounds)

DAVIS, Charles F. * Sergeant, (Boone Terre, Missouri - WW 1 Honor Roll - Died of Wounds)

DAVIS, Chas. M. * Sergeant (Cincinnati, Ohio – WW 1 Honor Roll – Killed in Action)

DAVIS, Chester C. * - 1936 - Pictured and written up as named to member ship on the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Board in article entitled " Reserve Board Appointee" in "Footnotes On A Week's Headliners" as saved from this old American Pictorial Magazine. Single page is 11 by 14

DAVIS, Chester C. President, Federal Reserve Bank, St. Louis, Missouri and Member of Board of CED featured article entitled Business Plans to Provide the Jobs, National Magazine, 1945.

DAVIS, Cleo Baxter * Corporal, (Bowling Green, Kentucky -WW 1 Honor Roll - Killed in Action)

DAVIS, D. D., Reverend * - 1902 - Named as Missionary Head in Kyoto in article relating the activity of Christian to convert Japanese into their Evangelical movement.

DAVIS, Dan - Mentioned in "Happy Days and Happy Men" By: Frank B. Bryant. Story of Leesburg Mining Company in 1910 as written up in old Western magazine.

DAVIS, David J. - 1932 - Co-owner of Phar Lap named in article entitled "HOW NATIONS MOURN A GREAT HORSE" with story of Phar Lap's death and how it affected the equine world as saved from this old American Newsweek magazine. Mint condition

DAVIS, E. C. * Cook. Nora Springs, Iowa. WW1 Honor Roll – Died of Wounds.

DAVIS, E. G. Captain mentioned in "Death On The River", by: Bob Young

DAVIS, Earl - 1870 - 90 era. Named in story entitled SAVAGE DAYS IN SPRINGTOWN by Mrs. Clyde Gear Beatty who writes of a family who moved in the neighborhood and hosted famous outlaws Sam Bass and Henry Chalf --the wrong kind of folks and pretty soon, the whole tow was riled up as found in this rare and complete western magazine.

DAVIS, Edward * - 1933 - ANGLO-AMERICAN TRACK MEET - Representing Cambridge Placing in the 100 yard dash at the Anglo-American Track Meet. Pictures a collage of track events that occurred in the Harvard Stadium Track and Field Meet. Yale-Harvard won over the Oxford-Cambridge Team

DAVIS, Edwin Lamar., * - 1934. Pictured and written about in weekly article entitled THEY STAND OUR FROM THE CROWD as saved from this national American News magazine. He is a member of the Federal Trade Commission from Tennessee and graduate of Vanderbilt University and Columbia University Law School.

DAVIS, Ed - 1890 - 1930 ERA Western Rodeo Star named in the Autobiography of Milt Hinkle entitled "Dodging A Necktie Party Was 90 % of the Fun" with pictures and names of stars of the Rodeo, Circus and Western performers he starred with as published in this rare and complete magazine.

DAVIS, Edward, Governor of Texas - 1871 era - TX. Named in story entitled DEATH ON THE BUTTERFIELD TRAIL by Stanley O. Shelton which tells story of The Warren Wagon Train Massacre near Salt Creek, Texas and of Chief Satank's incarceration and his taking of his old life while under arrest as found in this very rare and old Western magazine.

DAVIS, Edward J., Governor of Texas - 1867 - 78 era. Location: TX. Named in story entitled "FORT RICHARDSON - THE WHITE'S MAN HOPE" by Louise Cheney who writes of the history of a U. S. Army fort in the pioneer country which only lasted 11 year but was one of the most important in our history as found in this old and complete western magazine.

DAVIS, Fred - 1890 - 1939 era - location - California - named in biography entitled "THE GENIUS OF LYMAN GILMORE" by Richard Roose and Ben T. Traywick which relates the story of an American Aviation Pioneer, Lyman Gilmore, who flew an airplane of his own invention one year before the Wrights and whose contributions included the invention of the vertical aircraft now called the helicopter as found, in of all places, a western magazine of rare issue which is complete and in mint condition.

DAVIS, General of the U. S. Army - 1870 era - Location: Lava Bed, Northern California - Named in true historical story of the Modoc Indian war entitled SLAUGHTER ON THE LAVA BEDS by E. L. Zohan which was, man for man, the costliest one in American history. The sides came together under a flag of truce which both sides knew was a farce which quickly proved true as Captain Jack, leader of the Modocs, took the life of General E. R. S. Canby and all hell broke loose thereafter as related in this complete and seldom found western magazine.

DAVIS, George W. * General (Military Governor of Porto Rico) pictured and mentioned as member of "The Panama Canal Commission, 1904).

DAVIS, George, - (an escaped mule thief) - 1888 era. Site: NM. Named in story entitled "WRETCHED WEB" by Joseph W. Snell who writes of the life and times of John J. Webb, an officer of the law and then a victim of a questionable shooting where a Judge and Jury determined him guilty of murder. Fascinating true story as found in this old, complete western magazine

DAVIS, Governor of Texas - 1830 - 1950 - TEXAS. Named in historical memorabilia brought to life in story entitled "HISTORICAL BADGES OF THE TEXAS RANGERS" by George E. Virgines picturing badges of well know and seldom found Texas Ranger Lawmen as published in the complete western magazine which is in mint condition.

DAVIS, Gretchen *, Miss of Warrenton, Georgia - 1925 pictured in article entitled "Ready For Thanksgiving Pie" as shown with two giant pumpkins as saved from this American Pictorial magazine.

DAVIS, H. - 1860 - 1900. Location, United States. Named in story entitled "SPECIAL AGENTS" by George E. Virgines of those railway special agents that followed the lonsesome whistle of a train to stop robbers of the old west. Index as saved from this old and complete western magazine.

DAVIS, H. H. * (Wild Bunch) - Pictured in "Way-Laying The Iron Horse" by Lee Ryland. Story of Golden Spike Centennial Celebration. Union Pacific Railroad

DAVIS, Harrison, "Jeff" - 1912 - 1936 era, Location: ID, NV. Named in story entitled "THE GOLDEN QUEEN" by Harvey St. John (with photos courtesy of the Idaho Historical Society) who writes the cowhands hired on by a beautiful, golden-haired, blue-eyed blonde name of Kitty Wilkins who was tough as nails and ran the Wilkins Ranch with an iron fist as found in this old and complete western magazine.

DAVIS, Harry * (of Russia) - 1922 - Pictured in article entitled YOUNG PEOPLE OF MANY RACES TRANSFORMED INTO AMERICANS showing pupils of the Americanization School of Washington, D.C. gathered to speak the English language fluently and receive a liberal American education as saved from this old American Pictorial collage. Mint. 11 by 16 inches.

DAVIS, Harry, Civil Engineer. - 1890's. Location: AL, NY, WA. Story of this expedition member entitled "THE DISASTROUS DIETZ EXPEDITION" by William J. Betts who writes of the Alaska Gold Fever that captivated Authur A. Dietz of New York and a bunch of green volunteers who dared to tackle the Alaska artic searching for gold with terrible results as told in this old, complete, western magazine.

DAVIS, Harry (Jockey) - 1880 - 1910 era - Named in True Story of Race Tracks, Horses and Gamblers of early racing days in the United States. Outlandish tales of thoroughbred race fixes and the Damon Runyon characters who frequent the race tracks as published in this complete and rare western magazine.

DAVIS, Harwell G., * - 1926 - Featured in article entitled ALABAMA'S CONVICT SYSTEM UNDER FIRE following Attorney-General of Alabama Harwell G. Davis's report on the death of convict James Knox at Flat Top Prison near Birmingham as saved from this old American Newsweek magazine

DAVIS, Henry L. - Nominated for Sheriff- 1863 - 1800 - 1890 era. Site: California. Named in story entitled TAPEWORM, TICKETS & SHOULDER STRIKERS by Richard Reinhardt who writes of many of the shenanigans at the polls in California in the early days and those that participated as found in this complete western magazine.

DAVIS, Herndon Illustrations * - 1860 - 1920 era. Location: CO, KS, Illustrator of story entitled "THE LIVE, LOVES, AND BATTLES OF MADAM MATTIE SILKS" by Louise Cheney who writes of Madam Mattie Silks in her occupation of choice but beneath the tough, dazzling opportunism of her job which was a necessary characteristic, there beat the normal heart of a woman as found in this old and complete western magazine

DAVIS, Herman Fox - 1890 - 1920's era. Site: Oklahoma. Investigator named in "Mass Murder of the Osages" by H. L. Macon. whot tells of a murder plot conceived in 1898 which resolved around the Bigheart family's attempt to get control; o their headrights oil money as published in this very rare and seldom found complete old western magazine.

DAVIS, J. H. - 1912 era. Location US. Named as secretary to Senator Wesley L. Jones of Washington in story entitled SADDLED, BRIDLED, READY TO RIDE by C. A. Osier tells of group of cowpokes from West Coast who made a determination to ride horseback and visit every state capital in the United States - which they did - riding over 20,000 miles as told in this old, complete, western magazine.

DAVIS, Jack * Collins gang mentioned in "Nebraska's Great Train Robbery", by Leo Schererh

DAVIS, James E. (1932 Mural Art in America. Featured Article. National News Magazine)

DAVIS, James J. * - 1923 - Secretary of Labor pictured in article entitled EXECUTIVE AND COMEDIAN, shown with Will Rogers on a visit to the coast as saved from this old American Pictorial magazine.

DAVIS, James J., * - 1921 - Pictured as Secretary of Labor in article entitled "Threatened Railroad Strike - Railroad Executives Called to the White House" as saved from this old American Pictorial Magazine.

DAVIS, James J., Secretary of Labor * 1928 - Pictured entitled A GREAT NEW PLANT IS DEDICATED; (of Baldwin Locomotive Works) THREE PROMINENT FIGURES at the Official Ceremonies at Baldwin, near Eddystone, Pa., 11 by 16 inches. Mint.

DAVIS, James J., Senator * - 1936 - Pictured appearing before the Senate Interstate Commerce Commission in a pictorial collage entitled "Hearings Feature the Washington Week" as saved from this American Pictorial magazine. Mint condition. 11 by 14 inches

DAVIS, James J., Senator * - 1931 - Subject of scuffle on the floor of the District Convention of the United Mine Workers at Scranton, Pa., as saved from this old American pictorial magazine.

DAVIS, Jane * - 1936 - American Model College Girl to a hundred and twenty-seven million people pictured in article entitled "Advertisers' Eyeful" as saved from this old American Pictorial Magazine.

DAVIS, Jeff * - 1924 - (American Hobo from Cincinnati, Ohio) Pictured as "King of the Hoboes" Now Traveling by Motor Car on 6th Worldwide tour.

DAVIS, Jeff mentioned in "Henry Plummer's Horrendous Masquerade" article from old western magazine

DAVIS, Jeff mentioned in "The Enigmatic Ferd Patterson" article from old western magazine

DAVIS, Jefferson (President of the Confederacy) - 1850-90 CIRCA. Named in Biographical history entitled "The Lubbock Brothers Changed Texas" of two young adventures from South Carolina who followed different stars to destiny in the Republic of Texas as published in this complete western magazine

DAVIS, Jefferson (Secretary of War) mentioned in "The Man Who Made the Salton Sea", by: Leo Rosenhouse

DAVIS, Jefferson * (Broadway Play Review 1936 WPA Theater)

DAVIS, Jefferson * - 1850's. Location: CA, MA. President of the Confederacy and named in Maverick Before The Mast. Here is Biography of the life and times of Richard Henry Dana, Jr. by Stephanie Cooper Shulsinger who reports that Dana sailed from Boston to San Francisco when the life of a seaman on a sailing was little better than that of a dog. Later he wrote Two Years Before the Mast and it was an instant success and then begin his career as a lawyer as found in this unusual western magazine.

DAVIS, Jefferson - 1884 era - "MACARTHUR SLEPT HERE" by Leonard H. Boucher. . Early Fort Selden, New Mexico history with story of famed General Douglas Mac Arthur with picture as a boy with family as published in this old and seldom found western magazine.

DAVIS, Jefferson mentioned in "Gibson - Mother Fort of the Southwest", by: Leola Lehman

DAVIS, Jefferson - 1860 - 1870's - Location: California - Named in "The San Francisco Diamond Hoax". Seems Asbury Harpending was a central figure in the attempt fo bring California into the Confederacy but he made more news as an accomplish in the Great Diamond Hope as found in this complete old western magazine.

DAVIS, Jefferson - 1864 era - Location CA. MA. Named in true story entitled THE PREACHER WHO SAVED CALIFORNIA'S SOUL by William Wingfield who writes that California was going the way of the Confederacy but a Boston preacher had left the Hollis Street Unitarian Church for a similar position in San Francisco and what he found there, disgusted him to the point of taking on the Confederate sympathizers and really, saving California for the Union as related in this extremely rare, complete seldom found western magazine.

DAVIS, Jefferson, President of the Southern Confederacy, Written up in, "Cullen Baker-First of the Gunfighters", By: Carl W. Breihan - - a daring outlaw of the Old West in the era 1870's.

DAVIS, Jefferson (Featured Article. 1903 John Spencer Basset, National News Magazine)

DAVIS, Jefferson Secretary of War - Mentioned in "Sam Grant on the West Coast" by Joan Kyllo. After service in the Mexican War, 1st Lt. Ulysses S. Grant sailed with his regiment from New York to the West Coast on what became a disastrous trip

DAVIS, Jefferson, President of the Southern Confederacy - 1850 - 90 era. Location: CA, PA, NY, OR, WA. Named in story entitled "LORENZO LORAIN" - Pioneer Photographer of the Northwest by Alan Clark Miller with photos taken by Lorenzo Lorain as found in this old and complete western magazine.

DAVIS, John "Nine Years Among the Indians - 1870-79" by Herman Lehmann, who was captured by the Indians and learned their ways and fought for them against the Americans, Mexicans and Texas Rangers. Fascinating old pioneer history. Editor calls this the best of all "Indian" stories every written as published in two old western magazines.

DAVIS, John - 1835 - 36 era. Kentucky native named as one of the honored heroes of the Gonzales 32 who rode to try to rescue the Alamo as written in story entitled "TO THE RESCUE OF THE ALAMO - GONZALES 32 in this old and complete western magazine.

DAVIS, John - 1900 - 60 era. Location US. Named in " The Pale Horsed Ever Rider" by Milt Hinkle. Even wonder about how the old rodeo hands entered the pearly gates? Here, the author tells of stories of how some of them hit The End of the Trail as fund in this old western magazine

DAVIS, John Stanley * - 1924 - Pictured as Youngest Eagle Boy Scout from Terrace City, New York State. Saved from American Pictorial Magazine.

DAVIS, John W. * - 1924 - Pictured in article entitled CONSPICUOUS POSSIBILITIES FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKE5 as the former United States Ambassador to Great Britain. 11 by 16 inches. Mint condition.

DAVIS, John W., Mrs. * - 1924 - Pictured in article entitled HOSTESSES FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT OF THE WOMEN AT THE CONVENTION as wife of former Ambassador to England. 11 by 16 inches in mint condition as saved from old American Pictorial Mag.

DAVIS, Jonathan M.* - 1924 - Pictured in article entitled CONSPICUOUS POSSIBILITIES FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET as the present Governor of Kansas 11 by 16 inches. Mint condition.

DAVIS, Kenneth - 1930 era - Site: New Mexico. Discoverer named in "Mystery of The Albuquerque Sandia Cave" by Kit Carson where it has been discovered that 25,000 years ago, Americans cooked their first food as published in this old complete western magazine

DAVIS, Lawrence S. * - (of Roanoke, Virginia) - 1928 - Pictured as winner of a cash award in pictorial collage entitled THE HOME GARDEN CONTEST for her picture named SOMEBODY'S EARTHLY PARADISE. 11 by 16 inches. Mint condition..

DAVIS, Louis (Creek Indian) mentioned in "Indian Mounted Police – The Light Horse", by: Wayne T. Walker

DAVIS, Louis P., Commander - 1923 - Location: 213 Miles South of San Francisco, California. Captain of the U. S. S. Woodbury DD 309 named in article entitled "Death of Destroyer Squadron II" by Ben T. Traywick who writes that after the helmsman got the word, the U. S. S. Delphy, experienced small sound like sand moving against the hull -- then a sharp grating of tortured metal followed by chilling reverberating bumps which ended in a hard crash and ended as the worst tragedy of the U. S. Navy history as found in this seldom found western magazine.

DAVIS, Matthew L. - 1800 - 1890 era. Site: California. Named in story entitled TAPEWORM, TICKETS & SHOULDER STRIKERS by Richard Reinhardt who writes of many of the shenanigans at the polls in California in the early days and those that participated as found in this complete western magazine.

DAVIS, Miss Leona * - 1924 - Washington State native pictured in article entitled "Risked Her Life To Save Another's" saving brother G. W. Cave from drowning in the Chesapeake and Ohio River as saved from this old American Pictorial Magazine.

DAVIS, Nellie Verrill Mighels (Mrs. Samuel Post Davis - 1850 1918 era. Location: CT, NE, NV. Wife of writer, editor and subject of this story entitled "A TIP OF THE HAT TO SAM DAVIS" by Celesta Lowe who writes that Sam Davis hob-nobbed with the greatest of the old west writers yet "Nevada Sam" as he was known is not a household name as are the others but they considered him a contemporary of theirs as published in the old, complete western magazine.

DAVIS, Noel * - Flag Secretary - U. S. Navy - 1919 - Pictured in article entitled NORTH SEA SUBMARINE BARRAGE BY WHICH OUR NAVY HELPED blockade the German Submarines in North Sea, World War I as saved from this old American Pictorial Magazine. Mint condition. 11 by 16 inches

DAVIS, Norman H. * - 1919 - Paris France - Delegate to the International Food Council pictured and named in article entitled A FLASHLIGHT ON SOME ASPECTS OF THE WAR and indexed as saved from this old American Pictorial Magazine. Mint condition. 11 by 16 inches.

DAVIS, Norman H. * - 1921 - recently named Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and pictured here in article entitled "Prominent Figures Now Claiming Public Attention" as saved from this old American Pictorial Magazine.

DAVIS, Norman H. * - 1933 - (United States Ambassador at Large) Pictured in Collage of public figures entitled "A Discussion of the American Position at the World Economic Conference " as saved from this old American Pictorial Magazine.

DAVIS, Norman H., * - 1920 - Pictured in article entitled "Washington Personalities" while serving as Assistant Secretary of State.

DAVIS, Norman H., * - 1924 - Pictured at the head table of a pictorial collage entitled NEWS OF THE WEEK which has article entitled WILSON FOUNDATION CELEBRATES THE SIXTY-SEVENTH BIRTHDAY OF THE EX-PRESIDENT with guests present and indexed as saved from this old American pictorial magazine.

DAVIS, Oliver * Sergeant, (Riverdale, N.Y. -WW 1 Honor Roll - Killed in Action)

DAVIS, Percy * (Oliver Banta’s son-in-law) pictured in "Tex Banta Mountain Man of the 1880’s", by: O. W. Banta, Submitted By: Wayne Spiller

DAVIS, President Daniel Webster - 1897 - Rare history of important early American Negro Poets and this subject's "Bakin and Greens" as saved from this American magazine.

DAVIS, Quinton - 1840's era - Location Texas and Mexico - Named in "Draw a Black Bean-And Die!" as Santa Anna ordered that one-tenth of the captured Texians be killed and 17 were killed after drawing a black bean as reported in this story by Kin Mason with illustrations by Eugene Shortridge as found in this rare western pioneer magazine.

DAVIS, Quitman - 1840's era - Location Texas and Mexico - Named in "Draw a Black Bean-And Die!" as Santa Anna ordered that one-tenth of the captured Texians be killed and 17 were killed after drawing a black bean as reported in this story by Kin Mason with illustrations by Eugene Shortridge as found in this rare western pioneer magazine.

DAVIS, R. (Negro All Star Baseball League. Featured Story. National Hardback Magazine)

DAVIS, R. H. (1903 History of Venezuela. Featured Article. National News Magazine)

DAVIS, Rachel Banta * (Oliver Banta’s daughter) pictured in "Tex Banta Mountain Man of the 1880’s", by: O. W. Banta, Submitted By: Wayne Spiller

DAVIS, Richard Harding - 1900 era. Site; Nebraska, Cuba, United States. Named in story entitled IRON MAN LLEWELLYN - a remarkable history of one of the great pioneers of the west. Honored as a fighting man by Theodore Roosevelt and stalwart defender of the rights of all as found in this unusual western magazine.

DAVIS, Robert A. * Lieutenant, (Reading , Penn. - WW 1 Honor Roll - Killed in Action)

DAVIS, Robert Clarkson "Bob" * - 1934 Pictured and written about in article entitled THEY STAND OUT FROM THE CROWD as saved from a national News magazine. Featured in article entitled COLUMNIST AS THEY SEE THEMSELVES born in Brownville, Nebraska and was named after a steamboat. He has been a special correspondent for the New York Sun.

DAVIS, Roy T. * - Pictured in article entitled "American and Foreign Personalities Prominent in Recent News" as nominated as Minister to Costa Rica as saved from this old American pictorial magazine.

DAVIS, Rube (of Miami, Missouri) -1862-63. Location, KA, MO. Federal Soldier named in story of Doctor John W. Benson - called a bushwhacker chieftain but the author says he never fired a shot. His life and time is here recorded in article entitled THE STRANGE STORY OF QUANTRILL'S SURGEON by Raymond W. Thorp along with his death as published in the old and complete western magazine.

DAVIS, Rufe - (Story of Tom Tyler - alias: of Vincent Markowski) - 1920 - 50's. Location: Hollywood, California. Named in story entitled "Cowboy Strongman - Tom Tyler" by Glen Shirley tells of the history and times of this versatile actor who appeared as Captain Marvel after serving as a member of the Royal National Mounted Police and Champion Weightlifter of the U. S. Navy whose life touched most of the Hollywood greats as found in this very rare western magazine

DAVIS, Rush C. * Sergeant, (Harrison, Michigan -WW 1 Honor Roll - Killed in Action)

DAVIS,Sam (of Miami, Missouri) -1862-63. Location, KA, MO. Federal Soldier named in story of Doctor John W. Benson - called a bushwhacker chieftain but the author says he never fired a shot. His life and time is here recorded in article entitled THE STRANGE STORY OF QUANTRILL'S SURGEON by Raymond W. Thorp along with his death as published in the old and complete western magazine.

DAVIS, Sam - 1890 era - Western U. S. A. Newspaper Editor named in this biography of Captain John Wallace Crawford, entitled, "Captain Jack, The Poet Scout", and here the author, Paul T. Nolen, recites the history of this western scout and acquaintance of Buffalo Bill who went from scouting to acting to writing as published in this complete western magazine.

DAVIS, Samuel Post * - 1850 1918 era. Location: CT, NE, NV. Writer, editor and subject of this story entitled "A TIP OF THE HAT TO SAM DAVIS" by Celesta Lowe who writes that Sam Davis hob-nobbed with the greatest of the old west writers yet "Nevada Sam" as he was known is not a household name as are the others but they considered him a contemporary of theirs as published in the old, complete western magazine.

DAVIS, Scott (Texan) * - 1890 - 1892 era. Location TX, WY. Named in story entitled "THE HIRED KILLERS" with rare picture of 25 Texans who the author claims were a swaggering group of deadly young men with the purpose to rid Wyoming of a group of rustler's terrorizing the territory organized by Major Frank Walcott to clean 'em out as published in the old, complete and rare western magazine

DAVIS, Secretary of Labor - 1928 - Mentioned in Feature article entitled "Sandino, of Nicaragua; Bandit or Patriot" as saved from this old American News Magazine.

DAVIS, Sir Walford * - 1936 - English novelist pictured in article entitled " A FAMOUS MUSICIAN EXPLAINS MUSIC after completing publication of his book entitled , "THE PURSUIT OF MUSIC " as saved from Books and Their Makers, an American Pictorial Magazine.

DAVIS, Stuart (*Abstract Vision of New York) 1932 Mural Art in America. Featured Article. National News Magazine)

DAVIS, Stuart * - 1920's - American Artist whose painting "The Blues" was published in this story entitled THE RESTLESS DECADE; JOHN HELD, JR., AND HIS WORLD - a collage and portfolio of text by Bruce Catton with paintings and illustrations by the greatest American of our time. Found in this American Hardback magazine.

DAVIS, Governor of Texas - Pioneer era - LOCATION, Fort Richardson, Jacksboro, Texas. Named in story entitled HOME BASE OF 6TH CAVALRY by Russell Jones of the Fort called "The Forgotten Lady of Frontier Forts which identifies units, officers and enlisted men who occupied this fort as found in this old and complete western magazine.

DAVIS, Tom mentioned in "Big Foot Wallace of Texas"

DAVIS, William - - 1860 era - First Counselor named in story of Mormon Church struggle with Joseph Morris who refused to abide by Church rules, upsetting Brigham Young and his followers. Very detailed as published entitled "The Morrisite War; Insurrection by a Self-Styled Prophet with engravings printed on slick paper in rare western magazine.

DAVIS, William, Private, U. S. Army - 1860's - 1890 - LOCATION: CA, HA, MO, NY. Named as member of Benteen's Company H., Baseball Team in great story entitled BALL ONE OF THE FRONTIER by Milt Riske of baseball in the early days including one about a home run hit that had to be measured the next day cause it was so long they had to get special equipment or the Mormon triple play where a ball landed in a tree and a player shook it out while all watched – then got the ball loose and threw it in and got three outs. Featured story in an old western magazine

DAVIS, William D. * Colonel, (Muskogee, Oklahoma -WW 1 Honor Roll - Killed in Action)

DAVIS, Wirt, Captain - Pioneer era - LOCATION, Fort Richardson, Jacksboro, Texas. Named in story entitled HOME BASE OF 6TH CAVALRY by Russell Jones of the Fort called "The Forgotten Lady of Frontier Forts which identifies units, officers and enlisted men who occupied this fort as found in this old and complete western magazine.

DAVIS,* Mr. Sheriff pictured in "The West's Greatest Detective" article from old western magazine

DAVISON, F. Trubee, Assistant Secretary of War, * - 1928 - Pictured in article entitled A NON-SINKABLE LIFE PRESERVER; MACHINIST MATE JAMES CLARK, a parachute jumper at the Anacostia Naval Air Station who jumped from a height of 1,500 feet into the Potomac River as saved from this old American Pictorial magazine.

DAVISON, F. Trubee, Assistant Secretary of War * - 1928 - Pictured with Babe Ruth in article entitled WHOLESALE AUTOGRAPHING after writing his name on 51 fats for citizens of Military Training Camps throughout the country. Mint Condition. 11 by 16 inches.

DAVISON, F. Trubee * - 1931 - Assistant Secretary of War for Aeronautic shown broadcasting a Christmas message to world War Veterans carried over the Columbia Network as saved from this old American Pictorial Magazine.

DAVISON, F. Trubee * - 1933 - Featured in article entitled FOOTNOTES ON A WEEK'S HEADLINERS headlined A REPUBLICAN HUNTSMAN who has just returned from an expedition to an elephant group for the AKELEY AFRICAN HALL as saved from this old American Pictorial magazine.

DAVISON, F. Trubee , * - 1935 - Pictured following his election as President of The American Museum of Natural History in article entitled "F. TRUBEE DAVISON" as his resume is gloriously reviewed which appeared in "FOOTNOTES ON A WEEK'S HEADLINERS as saved from this old American pictorial magazine.

DAVISON, Ferdinand Inventor, Petersburg, Virginia (Stone Drilling Machinery - List of Patent Claims-November 7, 1854)

DAVIS Lieutenant General demoted to Colonel - "The Men in Command of Our Fighting Force". Saturday Evening Post 1901

DAVUSUM, Theodore R. - (Press Correspondent) - U. S. Indian War Era. Location, Western U. S. Named in story entitled "MESSENGER TO THE INDIANS" by Joseph W. Snell whom the author says was called by General George Custer the perfect scout in horsemanship, fearless in manner, a splendid hunter and a gentleman by instinct as found in this old and complete western magazine.