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Contents for Volume 128, Number 2, Fall 2021

• Contributors ...... 6

• “We Have Them Whipped Here”: Lynching and the Rule of Law in Lima, Ohio
  •  Perry Bush ...... 7
• Suffer the Children, Don’t Let Them Suffer: 1920s Child Welfare Services and Reforms in the Queen City
  • Brandon Borgemenke ...... 42
• Squire’s Own: A Tribute to Donald Hurrelbrink and the Warren Junior Military Band
  • Nancy L. Glen ...... 61
• Asserting Their Voice: A Brief History of Independent Steelworker Retiree Clubs and the United Steelworkers of America, 1946 to 1990
  • Henry Himes ...... 78
• A Policy of Accessibility: Ohio Public Higher Education’s Attempt at Equity, 1975–1983
  • Jonathan Tyler Baker ...... 112
• Savage Barbarity: Native American Uncivilized (Guerrilla) Warfare at Cold Creek in the Firelands of Ohio during the War of 1812
  • Patrick M. Tucker ...... 137
• Book Reviews ...... 158

On the cover: An American cartoon from the War of 1812 titled “Scene on the Frontiers as Presented by the Humane British and Their Worthy Allies.” Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, LC-USZC4-4820.

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Contents for Volume 128, Number 1, Spring 2021

• Contributors ...... 6

• The “Messenger of the Day of Redemption”: Epidemic Cholera, Kingdom-Building, and the Power of Print Narrative
  •  Geoffrey Lybeck ...... 7
• Henry Charles Howells: Transatlantic Reformer
  • Henry Coggeshall Howells IV ...... 29
• Three Early Water-Powered Mills in Northwest Greene County, Ohio, and Their Impacts on the Landscape
  • David Nolin ...... 51
• Leviathan in Chains: The Short-Lived Federalization of the Ohio Penitentiary
  • Sarah E. Paxton ...... 67
• Jim Tully “Remembers” Jack London
  • Louise E. Wright ...... 86
     
• Book Reviews ...... 99

On the cover: Depiction of the Drummond Gristmill, ca. 1840. (Original artwork by Ann Geise.) See page 59.

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Contents for Volume 127, Number 2, Fall 2020

• Contributors ...... 6

• The Tensions between Continuity and Change: Early Prescriptive Literature in Ohio and the Western Reserve
  •  Martha I. Pallante ...... 7
• The 1891 McKinley-Campbell Ohio Gubernatorial Debate and the Draw That Still Splits America
  • Robert Klotz ...... 32
• Painting the Past: History, Memory, and Community in Modern Ohio
  • Stuart D. Hobbs ...... 47
• Nexus of Naturalists: Sharing Nature in the Columbus Dispatch Column of Edward Sinclair Thomas
  • Ken J. Ward ...... 92
     
• Book and Exhibition Reviews ...... 114

On the cover: “Construction of a Modern Steel Building.” Image courtesy the Supreme Court of Ohio. David Barker, photographer.

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Contents for Volume 127, Number 1, Spring 2020

• Contributors ...... 6
• Editor’s Note ...... 8
   
• Cincinnati’s Base Hospital No. 25: A Community’s Contribution to World War I
  •  Richard M. Prior and Kimberly Mullins ...... 9
• Supreme Court Appointments in Presidential Election Years: The Case of John Hessin Clarke
  • Jonathan L. Entin ...... 30
• “True” Conservatives in Fifties America: Robert A. Taft and the Politics of a Hoosier Soldier in Korea
  • Douglas A. Dixon ...... 58
• Everett Tilson: Pioneer in the Condemnation of White Privilege
  • Paul Burnam ...... 87
• Barack Obama Day and the Hazelwood Subdivison: Public Rituals of Empowerment in an African American Community
  • Michael H. Washington ...... 104
     
• Book Reviews ...... 121

On the cover: Surgical ward at Christmas dinner, Base Hospital No. 25 (National Library of Medicine, Image A08578)

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Contents for Volume 126, Number 2, Fall 2019

• Contributors ...... 4
   
• A Lesson for All Rebels at Home: The Holmes County, Ohio, Rebellion of 1863 Revisited
  • Stephen E. Towne ...... 5
• Lima: The Vibrant Life and Uncertain Death of a Train Town
  • Perry Bush ...... 38
• Preserving Local History in Three Dimensions
  • Jerrad Lancaster ...... 64
     
• Book Reviews ...... 88

On the cover: David Tod (Courtesy of the Library of Congress)

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Contents for Volume 126, Number 1, Spring 2019

• Contributors ...... 4
   
• Blue Jacket, Anthony Wayne, and the Psychological and Symbolic War for Ohio, 1790–95
  • Joshua Casmir Catalano ...... 5
• Luke Swetland’s Narratives Revisited
  • Elaine Verdill ...... 35
• Ohio’s John A. Bingham in Meiji Japan: The Politician as Diplomat
  • Jack Hammersmith ...... 58
• The Case for Western Reserve: Medical Education Reform in the Midwest, 1900–1920
  • Naomi Rendina ...... 72
     
• Book Reviews ...... 89

On the cover: Anthony Wayne’s defeat of the Indians, at the Battle of Fallen Timbers, near Toledo, Ohio, August 20, 1794. Courtesy of the Library of Congress.

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Contents for Volume 125, Number 2, Fall 2018

• Contributors ...... 4
• Editor’s Note ...... 5
   
• Pioneers and Land on the Ohio Frontier
  • Mansel G. Blackford ...... 7
• Forgotten Frontiersman of the Ohio Valley: Simon Kenton’s Early Years
  • Arthur Andrew Savery ...... 28
• Collections Note: Neill Family Letters, 1849–68
  • Transcribed and edited by Samuel R. Phillips ...... 55
     
• Book Reviews ...... 70

On the cover: Pioneers Crossing the Ohio River. (Courtesy of the Ohio History Connection, Image ALO4712)

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Contents for Volume 125, Number 1, Spring 2018

• Contributors ...... 4
   
• By Compass, Chain, and Level: Early Efforts at Surveying and Mapping the Mounds
  • Terry A. Barnhart ...... 5
• From Social Grace to Social Power: Changing Nineteenth-Century Gender Norms in Leadership and Rhetorical Performance at Western College for Women
  • Renea Frey and Jacqueline Johnson ...... 32
• City, Legacy, and Reform: The Beginnings of the Toledo Humane Society
  • Arjun Sabharwal ...... 47
• Migrant Culture Maintenance: The Welsh Experience in Martins Ferry, Belmont County, Ohio, 1900–1940
  • Robert Llewellyn Tyler ...... 70
• Plant Pathology and the Greenhouse Tomato Industry in Ohio, 1937–82
  • Christopher Cumo ...... 95
     
• Book Reviews ...... 120

On the cover: Squier and Davis’s “The Serpent,” Adams County, Ohio.

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Contents for Volume 124, Number 2, Fall 2017

• Contributors ...... 4
   
• Ladies of Lockbourne: Women Airforce Service Pilots and the Mighty B-17 Flying Fortress
  • Jenny Sage ...... 5
• Pathmakers: James and Mary Jane McCleery
  • Lawrence S. Freund ...... 28
• From the Parish Hall to the Union Hall: Catholic Labor Education in Cleveland
  • Paul Lubienecki ...... 49
     
• Book Reviews ...... 85

Cover image courtesy of the National Archives.

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Contents for Volume 124, Number 1, Spring 2017

• Contributors ...... 4
• Editor’s Note ...... 5
   
• “Only a Moral Power”: African Americans, Reformers, and the Repeal of Ohio’s Black Laws
  • L. Diane Barnes ...... 7
• “Bettering Our Circumstances”: Settler Colonialism in Ohio during the 1780s
  • Daniel R. Griesmer ...... 22
• Between Two Worlds: A Look at the Impact of the Black Campus Movement on the Antiwar Era of 1968–1970 at Kent State University
  • Lae’l Hughes-Watkins ...... 41
• The General Fireproofing Company, Youngstown, Ohio: Collections Note
  • Marcelle R. Wilson ...... 65
     
• Book Reviews ...... 84

On the cover: “Mabel the Elephant Looked at the GF Label and Climbed Aboard.” (Suender and Morgan, GF News: 50 Years of Progress, September 1931.)

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Contents for Volume 123, Number 2, Fall 2016

• Contributors ...... 4
• Editor’s Note ...... 5
• Publisher’s Note ...... 6
   
• The State of Ohio History: A Roundtable Discussion
  • L. Diane Barnes, Donna M. DeBlasio, Kevin F. Kern, David J. Merkowitz, and Gregory S. Wilson ...... 7
• Rules of Engagement: Civil War Courtship Letters and the “Home Front Imaginary”
  • Carol Lasser ...... 26
• The Families behind Southwest Ohio’s National Park Service Sites: What Brought Them to the Buckeye State?
  • Edward J. Roach ...... 48
• Exhibit Review: 1950s: Building the American Dream, Columbus, Ohio Historical Center, Ohio History Connection ...... 72
   
• Book Reviews ...... 78

On the cover: Chevy Bel Air with Airstream trailer, courtesy of Stephen H. Paschen. From the exhibit 1950s: Building the American Dream, Columbus, Ohio Historical Center, Ohio History Connection

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Contents for Volume 123, Number 1, Spring 2016

• Contributors ...... 4
• Editor’s Note ...... 5
   
• Love and Danger on the Underground Railroad: George and Edy Duncan’s Journey to Freedom, 1820
  • Roy E. Finkenbine ...... 7
• From Places Between to Industrialized Countryside: Creating Enriched Uranium and Coal-Fired Energy in the Ohio Valley in the Early Cold War Era, 1952–65
  • Megan Chew ...... 26
• President William T. Jerome III: Why Bowling Green State University Remained Open after the Kent State Shootings
  • Joshua Casmir Catalano ...... 51
• The Wright Brothers’ Early Photography: A Research Note
  • Casey Huegel ...... 73
• Exhibit Review: The John P. Parker House, Ripley, Ohio ...... 88
   
• Book Reviews ...... 91

On the cover: Daniel Henderson, a young neighbor of the Wright brothers, poses with arms crossed outside the Wright family home at 7 Hawthorn Street, Dayton, 1899‒1901. (Source: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, LC-W85-28)

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Contents for Volume 122, 2015

• Contested Patriarchy: John Cleves Symmes and the Struggle for Family Control in the Post-revolutionary West
  • Cathy Rodabaugh ...... 5
• Ralph Keeler: A Delightful Arabesque of Invention and Sentiment
  • Larry Lee Nelson ...... 29
• Peace Be with You: Leftist Activism at John Carroll University, 1967–69
  • Michael Daniel Goodnough ...... 49
• Water in the Shaping of Columbus, Ohio, 1812–1912
  • Mansel G. Blackford ......  65
     
• Book Reviews ...... 89

On the cover: The Columbus water-treatment plant was one of the most modern in the world, and worked well in all weather. (Columbus Metropolitan Library)

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Contents for Volume 121, 2014

• Time Not Ripe: Black Women’s Quest for Citizenship and the Battle for Full Inclusion at Ohio State University
  • Tyran Kai Steward ...... 4
• “The Most Free of the Free States”: Politics, Slavery, Race, and Regional Identity in Early Ohio, 1790–1820
  • John Craig Hammond ...... 35
• James A. Shedd to Dr. David Jordon: A Documentary Perspective on the Dayton Mob of 1841
  • Hans C. Rasmussen ...... 58
• The Ohio Constitution of 1803, Jefferson’s Danbury Letter, and Religion in Education
  • David Scott ...... 73
• Memories of Work and the Definition of Community: The Making of Italian Americans in the Mahoning Valley
  • Donna M. DeBlasio and Martha I. Pallante ...... 89
• Germans, Jubilee Singers, and Axe Men: James A. Garfield and the Original Front-Porch Campaign for the Presidency
  • Jeffrey Normand Bourdon ...... 112
     
• Book Reviews ...... 130

On the cover: Niles Fire Brick workers, ca. 1896.

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Contents for Volume 120, 2013

• “A Mysterious and Ambiguous Display of Tactics”: The Second Siege of Fort Meigs, July 21–28, 1813
  • Larry L. Nelson ...... 5
• “But What Is Our Duty?” Bishop McIlvaine’s Civil War
  • Terry A. Barnhart ...... 29
• A Dilemma of Civil Liberties: Cincinnati’s Black Community, 1862–1863
  • K. Luci Petlack ...... 47
• A House in Search of a Home: A Contextual History of the Founding of the Cleveland Play House
  • Jeffrey Ullom ...... 70
• “Be Patient and Satisfied with Their Progress Thus Far”: Senator Robert A. Taft’s Opposition to a Permanent Fair Employment Practices Commission, 1944–1950
  • Clarence E. Wunderlin Jr. ...... 92
• Agents of Change: Congregation Brith Emeth and Rabbi Philip Horowitz
  • Alan T. Levenson ...... 118
     
• Book Reviews ...... 139

On the cover: Plan of Fort Meigs’ and its environs: compricing [sic] the operations of the American forces, under Genl. W.H. Harrison, and the British Army and their allies, under Genl. Proctor and Tecumseh / by an officer of the Kentucky Militia, by William Sebree. Courtesy of the Library of Congress Geography and Map Division.

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Contents for Volume 119, 2012

• Streetcar Politics and Reform Government in Cleveland, 1880–1909
  • Robert Bionaz ...... 5
• Cleveland’s Iron Ore Merchants and the Lake Superior Iron Ore Trade, 1855–1900
  • Terry S. Reynolds ...... 30
• The Role of the Business Press in the Commercial Life of Cincinnati, 1831–1912
  • Bradford W. Scharlott ...... 61
• The Flexibility of Freedom: Slavery and Servitude in Early Ohio
  • James J. Gigantino II ...... 89
• “Industry, Enterprize and Energy”: Caleb Atwater and the Meaning of Ohio
  • Shawn Selby ...... 101
     
• Book Reviews 119

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Contents for Volume 118, 2011

• Symbolism, Economic Depression, and the Specter of Slavery: William Henry Harrison’s Speaking Tour for the Presidency
  • Jeffrey Bourdon ...... 5
• Camp Chase Prison: A Study of Power and Resistance on the Northern Home Front, 1863
  • Angela M. Zombek ...... 24
• The National Cash Register Company and the Neighborhoods: New Perspectives on Relief in the Dayton Flood of 1913
  • Peter S. Cajka ...... 49
• The Boy Who Changed the World: Ohio and the Crippled Children’s Movement
  • Barbara Floyd ...... 72
• Toldeo Dentist Charles Betts and the Health Crusade Against Aluminum
  • Jerry Bergman ...... 91
• The Origins and Formation of the Latino Community in Northeast Ohio, 1900 to 2009
  • José O. Solá ...... 112
     
• Book Reviews ...... 130

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Contents for Volume 117, 2010

• Editor’s Note ...... 4
   
• The Ethnicity of Ohio’s Strength Culture
  • John D. Fair ...... 5
• Kate Chase, the “Sphere of Women’s Work,” and Her Influence upon Her Father’s Dissent in Bradwell v. Illinois
  • Richard L. Aynes ...... 31
• Health Issues and Medical Care in the Ohio Penitentiary, 1833–1907
  • Nancy E. Tatarek, Amy L. Harris, and Dorothy E. Dean ...... 50
• Youngstown’s Idora Park: Creating a Fantasyland in an Industrial Landscape
  • Donna M. DeBlasio ...... 74
• The Racial Desegregation of Dayton, Ohio, Public Schools, 1966–2008
  • Joseph Watras ...... 93
• “Dont DONT D-O-N-T” to “I Do”: Antoinette Brown Blackwell’s Relationship with Marriage
  • Courtney Lyons ...... 108
     
• Book Reviews ...... 129

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Contents for Volume 116, 2009

• Editor’s Note ...... 4
   
• Maximilian, Prince of Wied’s Trip Along the Ohio & Erie Canal in 1834: An Annotated New Translation
  • Joseph T. Hannibal, Sabina F. Thomas, and Michael G. Noll ...... 5
• Creating Delaware Homelands in the Ohio Country
  • Dawn Marsh ...... 26
• One Jewish Community’s Response to Nazism and the Refugee Crisis: The Formation and Fund-raising Objectives of the Jewish Federation of Youngstown, Ohio, 1935–1941
  • Samuel DiRocco II ...... 41
• An Ohio Republican Stirs Up the House: The Blake Resolution of 1860 and the Politics of the Sectional Crisis in Congress
  • Mark J. Stegmaier ...... 62
• An Ohio Leader of the Social Gospel Movement: Reassessing Washington Gladden
  • Paul Boyer ...... 88
• Old-Time Breweries: Academic and Breweriana Historians
  • David M. Fahey ...... 101
     
• Book Reviews ...... 122

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Contents for Volume 115, 2008

• Voting for the Devil: Unequal Partnerships in the Ohio Women’s Suffrage Campaign of 1914
  • Jessica R. Pliley ...... 4
• A Tale of Two Men: Class Traitors and Strikebreaking on Lake Erie, 1886–1911
  • Chad Pearson ...... 28
• “My Father . . . Named Me William Tecumseh”: Rebutting the Charge That General Sherman Lied About His Name
  • Carl R. Schenker Jr. ...... 55
• Writing the History of Karamu House: Philanthropy, Welfare, and Race in Wartime Cleveland
  • Andrew Fearnley ...... 80
• The Partisan: William Davis Gallagher and the Cause of Western Literature
  • Terry A. Barnhart ...... 101
     
• Book Reviews ...... 121

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Contents for Volume 114, 2007

• From the Publisher ...... 3
• From the Editor ...... 4
• Contributors ...... 6
   
• The Cincinnati Football Reds: A Franchise in Failure
  • Carl Becker ...... 7
• A Republic of Farm People: Women, Families, and Market-Minded Agrarianism in Ohio, 1820s–1830s
  • Ginette Aley ...... 28
• “Send Sisters, Send Polish Sisters”: Americanizing Catholic Immigrant Children in the Early Twentieth Century
  • Sarah E. Miller ...... 46
• The Connecticut Genesis of the Western Reserve, 1630–1796
  • Robert A. Wheeler ...... 57
• The Political Economy of Nullifification: Ohio and the Bank of the United States, 1818–1824
  • Kevin M. Gannon ...... 79
• Explaining John Sherman: Leader of the Second American Revolution
  • Marc Egnal ...... 105
• State Policies and the Public Response to Institutionalization: Caring for the Insane in Late-Nineteenth-Century Ohio
  • Deborah Marinski ...... 118
• The Trial and Deposal of Bishop William Montgomery Brown, 1921–1925
  • Ron Carden ...... 132
     
• Book Reviews ...... 151