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Edith & Ejler Jacobson, “Dead Man—Killer” (Nathaniel Perry/The Bleeder)
Leon Byrne, “Society of the Singing Death” (Dan Holden)
Loring Dowst, “The Green Madness” (Pendexter Riddle/The Human Question Mark)
Ray Cummings, “The Case of the Skinless Corpses” (George Roberts)
Donald G. Cormack, “Butcher on the Waterfront”
John Kobler, “Bubbles of Murder” (Peter Quest)
cover art by Tom Lovell
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The Editor, “White Devils and Black”
Arthur Leo Zagat, “Satan Calls the Strike”
John Kobler, History’s Gallery of Monsters: Belle Gunness, the “Black Widow of Laporte”
Francis James, “Furnaces of the Damned”
Ray Cummings, “The Horror at Black Glen”
Nat Schachner, “Children of Murder”
Russell Gray, “Death Came Calling”
cover art by Jules Erbit?
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~ John Baer, “A Wholesaler in Crime”, ‘compete mystery novelette’, his last of 24 stories in BM
~ Edwin Baird, “This Way Out”, short-short, 1st of 3 stories in BM
~ Peter Chance, “The Scarlet Scalpel”, only appearance in BM
~ Ray(mond King) Cummings, “T. McGuirk – Detective”, ‘5th of 14 McGuirk stories, billed as “the quaintest character in the Underworld” & honest, more of less’, 5th of 15 stories in BM
~ Arthur Fetter, “The Treachery of Spike McGuire”, ‘A Queer Glimpse of the Underworld’, author’s only appearance in BM
~ Henry W. Fisher, “Odd Bits”, ‘short-lived feature; not indexed past this point’
~ Geoffrey Foster, “Bedlam”, ‘short-short’, author’s only appearance in BM
~ Kenneth Fuessle, “Superstition”, ‘Adventure in Weird Surroundings’, author’s only appearance in BM
~ K. Godwin, “Conscience”, ‘Billed as BM’s “first one-act play”’, author’s sole appearance in BM
~ Robert Lee Heiser, “The World’s Greatest Mystery”, ‘true account of the murder of Clare Stone, a child, in Baltimore; would occupy readers for some time; not indexed beyond this point’
~ William Rollins, Jr., “A Song of India”, ‘billed as an ‘Oriental adventure in a small town’, 3rd of 23 stories in BM
~ Charles Somerville, “The Camp Dix Mystery”, 12th of 47 articles in the ‘Manhunter’ series, 13th of 49 total articles in BM
~ Merlin Moore Taylor, “One of Five”, part 1 of 2, 2nd of 8 appearances in BM
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cover art by Fred Craft
~ Ray(mond King) Cummings, “T. McGuirk Catches a Crook”, ‘last of 14 McGuirk stories, billed as “the quaintest character in the Underworld” & honest, more of less’, last of 15 stories in BM
~ Ralph Cummins, “Ace King”, Western, last of 3 stories in BM
~ Erle Stanley Gardner, “Laugh That Off”, 10th of 73 Ed Jenkins stories, he ‘and Helen Chadwick are engaged’, reprinted in Dead Men’s Letters (1990) Carroll & Graf anthology of Jenkins stories, 17th of 99 stories in BM
~ Colin Martins, “Stolen Plumes”, ‘set in Florida‘, 2nd of 2 stories in BM
~ J. Paul Suter, “The Grandover Diamond”, 11th of 15 stories with The Reverend McGregor Daunt, ‘clergyman by profession and detective by choice’, 15th of 19 appearances in BM
~ Raoul [Fauconnier] Whitfield, “Flying Gold”, ‘Hen’ Darrow, joy-hopping pilot’, 6th of 68 stories in BM [see also 24 stories as Ramon Decolta]
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