Ernest Hemingway Newspaper Clippings File 1916-1919

1916

Brady, William, The Lad at 16 years
Daily News
12 Nov 1916
[Oversize, Cage, Box 1]

Hemingway, Ernest “Practical Education vs. Theoretical”
Trapeze
10 Feb 1916, 2pp. (photocopy)

1917

Scouts Hold Up Returns
Kansas City Star
[1917]

Mrs. Miller Hall: Pioneer Woman Passes Away After Years of Faithful Service as Mother and Religious Teacher Oak Park, Oak Leaves
2 June 1917
[Oversize, Cage, Box 1]

Joke Is Warlike
23 June 1917
(photocopy)

[Hemingway, Ernest]
Glaring Lights May Return
Kansas City Star
25 Oct 1917
See outgoing correspondence: EH,  25 Oct 1917  

Hemingway, Ernest
Negro Methodists Meeting Here Little Hope for Chief Vaughn
Kansas CityStar
25 Oct 1917
See outgoing correspondence : EH, 25 Oct 1917

[Hemingway, Ernest]
Cheap Coal
Kansas CityStar
3 Dec 1917
Donated by E. R. Hagemann (typescript)

[Hemingway, Ernest]
Have Plenty of Coal. Now: Supply on Kansas Side is Greater than the Demand
Kansas City Star
3 Dec 1917, 2pp.
Donated by E. R. Hagemann (typescript)

[Hemingway, Ernest]
Cheap Coal Is Plentiful
Kansas CityTimes
4 Dec 1917, 3pp.
Donated by E. R. Hagemann (typescript)

[Hemingway, Ernest]
Kansas Side Dealers to Meet
Kansas City Times
4 Dec 1917
Donated by E. R. Hagemann (typescript)

[Hemingway, Ernest]
Bowman Still Avoids Jail
Kansas City Star
5 Dec 1917, 3pp.
Donated by E. R. Hagemann (typescript)

[Hemingway, Ernest]
A Note Hints at Suicide
Kansas City Times
5 Dec 1917
Donated by E. R. Hagemann (typescript)

Scout Holds up Returns
1917?
[Oversize, Cage]

1918

The Meaning of Pain
British Weekly
[1918]
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Photo: Lieut. E. M. Hemingway taking an airing in Milan, Italy
[1918]
See also: Original, Grandparents Scrapbook

Photo: Lt. Hemingway Convalescing from 237 Wounds, Being Driven Around Milanby an Italian Officer
[1918]
[Oversize, Cage, Box 1]

Two Are Killed, Four Wounded, Three Missing
[1918]
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Wounded American Hero
[1918]
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

[Hemingway, Ernest]
Fire Destroys 3 Firms
Kansas City Star 26 Jan 1918
Donated by E. R. Hagemann (typescript)

[Hemingway, Ernest]
Alec Left With the Cubs
Kansas City Star
[Mar 1918]
See Outgoing Correspondence:  14 Mar 1918  

[Hemingway, Ernest]
Hospital Clerk Let Out
Kansas City Star
[Mar 1918]
See Outgoing Correspondence: 14 Mar 1918

[Hemingway, Ernest]
Slay a Laundry Guard
Kansas City Star
[12 Mar 1918]
See Outgoing Correspondence:   14 Mar 1918

Tank Corps Wants Men Who Are Fighting Mad
[New York Globe]
[4 Apr 1918]
[Oversize, Cage]

Newburn and Hemingway Go to Italy
18 May 1918
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

[Hemingway, Ernest]
Six Men Became Tankers
Kansas City Star
[17 Apr 1918]

Dare Devil Joins Tanks
Kansas City Star
21 Apr 1918
[Oversize, Cage]

Cartoon
See Incoming Correspondence:  Hemingway, Grace Hall  , 8 May 1918

Sixteen Leave for Italy to Drive Army Ambulances
Chicago Daily Tribune
12 May 1918
See Incoming Correspondence: Hemingway, Clarence E. , 15 May 1918
See also: Grandparents' Scrapbook

Go Together from the Star to the Italian Front
Kansas City Star
13 May 1918
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook
[Oversize, Cage]

Following is a letter from Arthur C. Newburn. . .
[9 June 1918]
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Cartoon
Hemingway, Grace Hall , 23 June 1918

Kingsley, Charles
Be not anxious. . .
See Incoming Correspondence: Hemingway, Grace Hall , 23 June 1918

Kingsley, Charles
The Days of Real Sport
See Incoming Correspondence: Hemingway, Grace Hall , 23 June 1918

Win Four Mile Line
Chicago Daily Tribune
5 July 1918
[Oversize, Cage]

Wounded on Italy Front
Kansas City Star
14 July 1918
See: Incoming Correspondence,  Kollernborn, Roy , 3 Sept 1918

All Italy Honors America
Kansas City Star
14 July 1918
See: Incoming Correspondence, Kollernborn, Roy , 3 Sept 1918

Honors for the Kansas City Man
[16 July 1918]
See Incoming Correspondence: Kollernborn, Roy , 3 Sept 1918

Wounded Oak Park Boy Cited for Medal
[16 July 1918]
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Newspaper Man Survives 200 Battle Wounds
New York Evening Telegram
17 July 1918
See Incoming Correspondence:  Brumback, Theodore , 8 Aug 1918
[Oversize, Cage]

3 Dead, 6 Hurt, 3 Missing, City's, Share of Glory
Chicago Daily Tribune
17 July 1918
See Incoming Correspondence:  Hemingway, Anson T.  , 19 July 1918
See also: Grandparents' Scrapbook
[Oversize, Cage]

Valor Cross to Hemingway
Kansas City Times
[17 July 1918]
See Incoming Correspondence: Kollernborn, Roy , 3 Sept 1918

Hemingway Wounded, to be Rewarded for Valor
20 July 1918
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Italy Rewards 21 Ambulance Men for Red Cross
[Tribune]
20 July [1918]
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Lardner, Ring
"E'en War So Grim Refuses to Dim Humor of Him"
"Lardner Meets Horrors in the Wake of War"
See Incoming Correspondence:  Bagley, Caroline F.  , Aug 1918

"One of These Day's We'll Learn to Apply the Same Lessons at Home"
See Incoming Correspondence: Hemingway, Grace Hall , 5 Aug 1918

Kollenborn, Roy Baker
Clippings by the two above
See Incoming Correspondence: Kollernborn, Roy , 3 Sept 1918

With our Wounded
7 Sept 1918
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Going Back to the Front
Kansas CityStar
See Incoming Correspondence:  Hale, Juddy , 21 Sept 1918

Von Pot and Von Kettle
See Incoming Correspondence: Hemingway, Grace Hall , 30 Sept 1918

Wounded 227 Times
[Oak Leaves]
5 Oct 1918
See: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Lo Sportsman
Giornale Di Sport Ippico, Milan, Italy
9 Oct 1918[Oversize, Cage]

More Stars in Heros’ Flag
Chicago Daily Tribune
Photocopy from Grandparents’ Scrapbook

3 Poems by John McCrae, Rupert Brook and Alan Seeger
[1918?]
[Oversize, Cage, Box 1]

First Congregational Church Program
Oak Park, Illinois
13 Oct 1918
See Incoming Correspondence: Hemingway, Clarence E. 13 Oct 1918

Oak Park Boy Shot to Pieces Jokes about it
[23 Oct 1918]
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Lieut. E. M. Hemingway sends interesting picture. . .
16 Nov 1918
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Chicago Flyer Survives Fall of 5,000 Feet
Chicago Daily Tribune
16 Nov 1918
[Oversize, Cage, Box 1]

War Cross for Ted Brumback
Kansas City Star
1 Dec 1918
[Oversize, Cage, Box1]

"The Spice of Life" "Fading Festivities"
"Experiments as They Are Done"
A Cartoon
See Incoming Correspondence: Hemingway, Grace Hall , 11 June l918

1919

To My Mother
[1919]
See: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Lieut. Arthur Newburn Home from Overseas
[Jan 1919]
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Yankee Punctured by 227 Pieces of Austrian Shrapnel
[Jan 1919]
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Man with 227 Wounds Returns from Italy
24 Jan 1919
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Gibraltar Chronicle and Official Gazette
9 Jan 1919
[Oversize, Cage, Box 1]

Lieutenant Hemingway Is on His Way Home
[11 Jan 1919]
See also: Original, Grandparents' Scrapbook

Got 227 Wounds Says Ambulance Driver
[Kansas City]
22 Jan 1919
[Oversize, Cage, Box 1]

Heroes Back Loaded Down With Medals New YorkAmerican
22 Jan 1919
[Oversize, Cage, Box 1]

341st Went in Fight After 4 Weeks Training
Chicago Daily Tribune
22 Jan 1919
[Oversize, Cage, Box 1]

Yankee Red Cross Man With 237 Wound Scars Wins Italian War Cross
New York Evening World
22 Jan 1919
[Oversize, Cage, Box 1]

Dean, Roselle
First Lieutenant Hemingway
The Oak Parker
1 Feb 1919 [Oversize, Cage, Box 1]
See also: Grandparents' Scrapbook

Lieut. Hemingway’s Visit
The Hawthorne Reporter (Oak Park, IL)
21 Feb 1919
[Oversize, Cage, Box 1]

Real Old World Festival
22 Feb 1919
See also: original--Grandparents' Scrapbook

Dean, Roselle
France, Italy and America
The Oak Parker
[24 Feb 1919]
See also: original--Grandparents' Scrapbook

Beware Propaganda
1 Mar 1919
See also: original--Grandparents' Scrapbook

From Italian Front
[14 Mar 1919]
See also: original--Grandparents' Scrapbook

Lt. Hemingway Talks
22 Mar 1919
See also: original--Grandparents' Scrapbook

War Hero to Address Club
[25 Mar 1919]
See also: original--Grandparents' Scrapbook

Hemingway to Fish Then Work
[26 Mar 1919]
See also: original--Grandparents' Scrapbook

Winged Victory Edition Chicago Herald Examiner
21 Apr 1919
2 copies
[Oversize, Cage, Box 1]

Fishin'
See Incoming Correspondence: Hemingway, Clarence E. , 5 June 1919

Jack Elkhorn's Elbow Grease Philosophy
See Incoming Correspondence: Hemingway, Clarence E. , 5 June 1919

Mrs. Tom Thumb Dies, Aged 77, in Massachusetts
See Incoming Correspondence: Hemingway, Adelaide , 26 Nov 1919