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———. Field and Stream 40 (January, 1936), 26–27.
———. Field and Stream 43 (January, 1939), 31.
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———. Journal, 1918—Long Key (Pat Friese).
———. Journal, 1918—Out West (Pat Friese).
———. Journal, 1920—Catalina and Arizona (Pat Friese).
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———. Journal, 1924—Arizona (Pat Friese).
———. Journal, 1925—South America (Pat Friese).
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Index
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Note: Titles of Grey’s works appear under “Grey, Zane: Literary Works.”
Abercrombie and Fitch
Ackerman, Dorothy; first marriage; intensifying involvement with Grey; meets Grey; parting
Adams, Harry
Adams, Samuel Hopkins (Warner Fabian)
Adventure Travel
Aitken, Thomas
Alacanes, Yucatan
Alamo Ranch
Algonquin Hotel Circle
Allen, George
Alma G (boat)
Altadena, Calif.; Grey purchases residence in; Grey’s visit during honeymoon; Mildred Smith’s residence in
American Magazine
American Museum of Natural History; exhibition of Grey’s fish
American Tobacco Company
Anderson, “Broncho Billy,”
Anderson, Louise; breaks with Grey; Grey meets and intensity of his feelings towards; Grey’s objection to her boyfriend; travels to Calif. with Grey
Anderson, Mrs. Nellie M. (“Nelly”) ; adolescent rejection of Grey; reconnects with Grey
Andre, Anna; character reading of Grey; eases Grey’s depression
Antiquities Act (1906)
Argosy
Arizona
Arizona; Grey’s final visit; Grey’s first Rainbow Bridge trip; Grey’s honeymoon visit; North Rim Deer Drive; Grey’s trips with Jones; Grey’s visit in 1923; Grey’s visit with MacLean
Arlidge, Francis
Armed Forces Editions
Arnold, Matthew
Arnold, Patrick (“Getting Into Six Figures”)
Artcraft Pictures Corp.
Ashaway Company
Atlantic City, N.J.
Atlantic Monthly
Attalano
Auckland, New Zealand
Austin, Jane
Austin, Mary (The Land of Little Rain)
Australia; Grey’s first visit; as site of meeting with Lola Gornall; and world record tiger shark
Avalon, Calif. See Catalina
Babbitt, David and William
Bagnard, Gus
Baker, Alma
Baker, Brownella (“Brownie”)
Bakersfield, Calif.
Ballyhoo (Bent)
Baltimore, Ohio
Bantam Paperback Books
Bardon, Clyde
Bargain, The
Barnes Publishing Co.
Bar Z Ranch
Baseball; Grey’s early play; at Penn; semi-pro
Bass, William
Bateman Bay, Australia
Bay of Islands, New Zealand
Beach, Rex
Beard, Dan
Beaver Dam Canyon, Ariz.
Beebe, William; Galapagos, World’s End
Begay, Nasjah
Bent, Silas
Beowolf
Bermagui, Australia
Bestseller list; ascendance of term “best-seller,”; Lone Star Ranger as first novel on annual list; origin of; Riders on monthly lists
Betatakin
Betty Zane (boat)
Biddle, J. Dexter
Biltmore Hotel (Phoenix)
Blackton, J. Stuart
Blairsville, Pa.
Blakeley, John
Blue Book
Blue Fin (boat)
Boats owned by Grey: Betty Zane; Fisherman; Fisherman II; Frangipani; Gladiator; Marshall Foch (Mapleland); Moorea; Sky-Blue II; Tahiti
B-Ocean reel
Boerstler, Sid
Bok, Derek
Bookman
Book-of-the-Month Club
Boschen, William O.; Grey’s envious respect of; Grey’s reaction to his record broadbill
Boston Transcript
Bowen, Ed; accompanies Grey to Australia; expanded responsibilities; fired by Grey; hired by Greys; role in Zane Grey Inc.; travels with Dolly
Bowen, Marge
Briggs, William H.
Bright Angel Trail
British Columbia
British Sea Anglers’ Society
Broun, Heywood
Bryce Canyon National Park
“Buffalo Bill, King of the Bordermen” (Buntline)
Bullen, Charles
Buntline, Ned
Burnett, Frances Hodgson
Burroughs, John
Burt, A. L.
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
“Calamity Jane.” See Anderson, Louise
California Institute of Technology
Camel cigarettes
Campbell, Berenice; breakdown; hired by Grey; success with finances; literary collaboration with Zane
Camp Fire Club
Canby, Henry Seidel
Carlin, Claire. See Wilhelm, Claire
Carlin, Phillips
Carlisle Indian School
Carnegie, Andrew
Carney, Bob
Carpiteria
Castleman, Harry
Catalina, Calif.; Grey builds residence; Grey’s early fishing success; Grey’s first visit; Grey’s 1914 return; Grey purchases residence; Wrigley development
Catalina Island Company (CSI)
Catalina Islander. See Islander
Cavalier-All Story Weekly
Cavalieri, Lina
Cecil, Lady John (Cornelia Vanderbilt)
Chaplin, Charles
Charles Francis Press
Chicago Cubs
Christmas Island
Chula Vista Golf Club
Churchill, Winston
City League of Columbus baseball teams
Clemente Island, Calif.
Coconino Sun
Cocos Islands
Cody, William “Buffalo Bill,”
Coin Exchange (New York)
Colliers
Collins and Bell
Colorado River
Columbian Exposition of 1893
Columbia Teachers College
Columbus, Ohio
Columbus Capitals baseball team
Columbus Dispatch
Conrad, Joseph
Coogan, Danny
Cook and Manor
Cooper, James Fenimore
Coronado Hotel
Cosmopolitan
Country Gentleman
Covered Wagon, The
Coxe, J. A.
Crown Point, N.M.
Cummings, Byron
Currie, Barton; brings Grey to Ladies’ Home Journal; criticizes The Thundering Herd; hires Grey for Country Gentleman; parting with Grey
Curtis Publishing Co.
Curtiz, Michael
Curwood, James Oliver
Daily Eagle (Brooklyn)
Dalrymple, Nick
Dana, Richard Henry
Danielson, O. I.
Davis, Robert; counsels Grey to avoid business matters; early fishing with Grey; ends professional relationship with Grey; as Grey’s agent; proposes theme for The Light of Western Stars
Death Valley Junction, Calif.
Defiance baseball team
Delaware (Ohio) baseball team
Delaware House (hotel)
Delaware River
Delphos, Ohio; Grey paternity suit in
Delphos Herald (Ohio)
Delphos Reds
DeMille, Cecile B.
Dennison College baseball team
Dentistry; Grey
abandons as career; Grey’s early experience; New York certification; offices
Desert Inn
Destry Rides Again
“Dick Powell’s Zane Grey Theatre,”
Dilg, Will; aids Grey’s travel and career; campaigns for Kaibab deer problem; founds Izaak Walton League; meets Grey in Tampico
Dilg, Mrs. Will (Marguerite Ives)
“Diosus,”
Dix, Richard
Dodd, Mead (publisher)
Doheny, Edward
Don Carlos (horse)
Dorance, Jack
Doubleday, Frank
Douglass, W. B.
Dow Jones Average (DJA)
Doyle, Al
Doyle, Lee
Dreiser, Theodore
Duneka, Frederick
Dunn, A. Duncan
Eastern League (baseball)
Eaton, A. E.
Edison Company
Eighth Ward School
El Paso, Tex.
El Tovar
Emett, Emma
Emett, Jim; Grey’s slighting in Plainsmen; and polygamist marriages; supervisor of Lee’s Ferry; trial for cattle rustling
Emmeline; agitates Grey’s girlfriends; gives journal to Dolly; as “wild erotic creature,”
Essanay Corp.
Everglades, Fla.
Everybody’s
Fabian, Warner. See Adams, Samuel Hopkins
Famous Players’ Film Co.
Famous Players–Lasky Corp.
Farnsworth, George
Farnum, Dustin; offended by R. C.’s article; role in Mrs. Spalding incident
Farnum, William
Farrar, John
Faust, Frederick (“Max Brand”)
Fellows and Stewart
Fergerson, Mildred
Field and Stream; lists of world record fish; Warner acquires
Fiji Islands
Findlay, Ohio, baseball team
Fisherman (boat)
Fisherman II (boat)
Fishing
Fishing Gazette, The
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Flaming Youth (Fabian)
Flat Tops Wilderness (Colo.)
Flower Point, Tahiti; Grey purchases; 1931 turmoil
Flying Sphinx Grapefruit Ranch
Forbes, Malcolm
Ford, John
Forest and Stream
Forgey, James
Formad, Robert
Forms of Prose Literature (Gardiner)
Fort Apache
Fort Fincastle
Fort Henry
Fort Meyers, Fla.
Fox Film Company
Frangipani (boat)
Franklin Field
Frazeyburg, Ohio
Fredonia, Ariz.
Furnace Creek, Nev.
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