United States
Alaska
Alaskan Memoir; Shirpser, Sol,10/1
Alaskan Report-1909; Ripinsky, Sol;11/1
From Fur Rush to Gold Rushes; Glanz, Rudolf; 7/2
Jewish Immigration and Alaskan Economic Development:
A Study in Futility; Naske, Claus-M.; 8/3
Jews of Alaska, 1869-1961; Bloom, Jessie S.; 31/2
Last Frontier: Jewish Pioneers in Alaska, Part 1;
Eisenberg, Matthew J.; 24/1
Last Frontier: Jewish Pioneers in Alaska, Part 2;
Eisenberg, Matthew J.; 24/2
Last Frontier: Jewish Pioneers in Alaska, Part 3;
Eisenberg, Matthew J.; 24/3
Memoirs of an Alaskan Merchant; Rozenstain, Yael; 9/3
Notes on Sol Ripinsky of Alaska, 1905; 8/4
Arizona
Appointment of Herman Bendell as Superintendent of
Indian Affairs of Arizona Territory; Jacobs, Monty; 24/2
Arizona Pioneer: Teamster, Miner, and Mayor of
Tombstone; 21/4
Arizona Rabbi Who Came from Notre Dame; Plotkin,
Rabbi Albert; 27/2
Arizona Visit to Phoenix, Miami and Tucson, 1919;
Marks, Barnett, E.; 15/3
Arizona’s Jewish Farmers and Ranchers: Traveling
Exhibition; Morton, Beryl; 28/1
Arizona’s Mining Wizard: Black Jack Newman; Stern,
Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 11/3
Bar Mitzvah Message from Prescott, Arizona in 1879;
Fireman, Bert M.; 12/4
Benson, Arizona Merchant, 1901; 23/1
Brenda Weisberg Meckler; Morton, Beryl S.; 26/1
Cornerstone Laying of the First Synagogue in Arizona;
Herzberg, Nat; 19/3
Druggist of Tucson: A 1901 View of Fred Fleishman;
Fleishman, Fred; 21/4
Emil Marks: Eyewitness to History, A Picture Story;
24/4
First Jewish Girl Born, Educated and Married in
Tucson: A Picture Story; 12/2
First Jewish Wedding in the Territory of Arizona;
20/2
From New York to Tucson in 1868; Drachman, Rosa K;
22/1
Frontiersmen in Broadcloth: Jews in Early Phoenix,
1870-1920; Lamb, Blaine P.; 25/1
Herman Bendell: Superintendent of Indian Affairs,
Arizona Territory, 1871-1873; Stern, Norton B.; 8/2
Herman Bendell: The Jewish Chief of the Indians of
Arizona, 1871-1873; Chanin, Abraham S.; 31/4
Isadore and Anna Solomon of Arizona: A Picture Story;
Ramenofsky, Elizabeth Lantin; 17/2
Jacobs Brothers, Arizona Bankers, 1890; 19/1
Los Angeles-Born Druggist in Tucson, 1890; 19/1
Lukin Family, Including Relationships with the
Hertzbergs: Pioneers of Tempe, Arizona; Herzberg, Edward; 31/1
Mayor Strauss of Tucson; Stern, Norton B.; 12/4
Notes on the Early Jews of Arizona; Glanz, Rudolf;
5/4
Old Jewish Cemetery Restored in Douglas, Arizona;
26/3
On the Arizona-Sonora Frontier in 1890; 11/4
Philip and Samuel H. Drachman and the Goldberg
Brothers: Arizona Pioneers; Fierman, Floyd S.; 31/2
Picture Story #7: Early Arizona Lady Physician; 5/1
Recollections of Arizona, 1876-1891; 15/1
Reminiscences of Abraham Franklin of Tucson; 24/4
Reminiscences of an Arizona Pioneer; Goldberg, Isaac;
2/3
Samuel Drachman: Arizona Pioneer; 20/1
Southwest Pioneers, Louis Zeckendorf and His
Brothers, 22/1
Superintendent of Indian Affairs, Arizona Territory,
Annual Report, 1871; Bendell, Herman; 22/3
Superintendent of Indian Affairs, Arizona Territory,
Annual Report, 1872; Bendell, Herman; 22/4
Tombstone, Arizona Jewish Saga; Stern, Norton B.;
19/3
Who was Isaacson, Arizona Named For?; Stern, Norton
B., Kramer, William M.; 19/2
William Zeckendorf: A New Mexico and Arizona Pioneer;
11/4
Wolf Sachs; 31/1
Arkansas
First Jewish Federal Judge; 14/1
Example 21/4 = Volume 21,
Issue #4
California
— General —
Anti-Jewish Sentiment in California, 1855; 31/2
Books Tumble but Temple "OK": Eureka Quake, 1992;
Wolkoff, Garth; 27/3
Boy Genius in California, 1921; Kramer, William M.;
13/1
Brandon’s Protests Against Sectarian Texts in
California Schools in 1875; Brandon, Joseph R.; 28/3
California and Palestine in 1917; Lowenthal, Marvin
M.; 10/2
California Earthquake Theology; Kramer, William M.;
27/3
California Family Newmark: An Intimate History
(Review); Newmark, Leo M.D.; 3/1
California Jewry and the Mendel Beiliss Affair,
1911-1913; Henig, Gerald S.; 11/3
California Reactions to the Leo Frank Case,Oxman,
Daniel K; 10/3
Collection of California Cards: A Gallery Story; 6/2
Collection of California Jewish Homes: A Gallery
Story; 6/1
Commercial Position of the Jews of California, 1856;
Labatt, Henry J.; 4/1
Elsinore, California: "The City of Hate Affair";
Strum, Harvey J.; 27/2
First Jewish Organization, The First Jewish Cemetery
and the First Known Jewish Burial in the Far West; Stern, Norton B. &
Kramer, William M.; 11/4
From San Jose to Hollywood: The Rise of Jesse L.
Lasky; Jaffe, Grace; 11/1
Guide to California History, part 2; 25/4
Historical Recovery of the Pioneer Sephardic Jewish
of California; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 8/1
Isadore Meyerowitz: Pioneer Explorer of California,
Conclusion; Levenson, Rosaline; 28/2
Jews in California Commerce, 1856; Labatt, Henry J.;
24/2
Jewish Spiritual Theology; Kramer, William M.; 27/3
Jews in Sports in California, 1904; Rice, Archie;
14/1
Jews on the California Supreme Court; Mosk, Justice
Stanley; 26/1
Judaism and Intermarriage: A Discussion in 19th
Century California, 1857-1859; Kaplan, Dana Even, Ph.D.; 31/4
Labatts’ Attack in San Francisco and Los Angeles;
Stern, Norton B.; 28/3
Letters about the Jews of California, 1855-1858;
Levy, Daniel; 3/2
Masonic Career of Benjamin D. Hyam, California’s
Third Grand Master; Stern, Norton B.; 7/3
Memories of a California Rabbi: Stockton, San Jose
and Long Beach; Franklin, Rabbi Harvey B.; 9/2
Nurture Restores Cemetery, 1997; Stokes, Sandy; 30/2
Our Pioneer Heritage; Stern, Norton B.; 26/4
Pioneers in Social Service: The Jewish Committee for
Personal Service in State Institutions, 1920s; Mongerman, Freda; 6/2
Poland’s Ambassador to the Jewish Diaspora Visits
Southern California; Kramer, William M.; 28/2
Rebirth of Jewish Cemetery Celebrated; Murkland, Pat;
30/2
Reva Howitt Clar, 1906-1977; 30/1
Rose Pesotta in the Far West: The Triumphs and
Travels of a Jewish Woman Labor Organizer; Sorin, Gerald; 28/2
Selected Acquisitions, Western Jewish History Center
and the Jewish Community Library; 6/3
Shasta, California, The Jewish Imprint on a Ghost
Town, 1983; Brin, Herb; 30/4
Sixty Years of Earthquake Memories; Newmark, Harris;
27/3
Stereotype Emerges; Chandler, Robert J.; 21/4
To the Ladies: A Gallery Story; 6/4
Turnverein: A German Experience for Western Jewry;
Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 16/3
Visitor’s Report on Los Angeles and San Francisco,
1937; Currick, Max C.; 13/1
Washington Bartlett: California’s Jewish Governor;
Stern, Norton B.; 28/3
Weilheimers: The Jewish Pioneer Family of Mountain
View, California; Claerbout, Diane; 30/1
Wool Buying Contract of 1889; 8/2
— Los Angeles —
(Includes Santa Monica, Long Beach and Surrounding
Cities)
1877 Mansion of I. W. Hellman of Los Angeles: An
Architectural Story;,11/4
1890’s Arrival in Los Angeles from the Ukraine;
Maidenberg, Harry F.; 24/1
A New Era: 1962: A Sephardic Messenger Account;
Candiotty, Max; 28/4
Abe Haas: Portrait of a Proud Businessman; Scharlach,
Bernice;12/1
Adolphe Danzinger de Castro, Publications &
References; Powell, Christopher A.; 28/4
Aid Pours in After the Earthquake, 1994; Heritage
Newspapers; 27/3
Albert Einstein: One of Two Schlemiels [Long Beach
Earthquake of 1933]; Meyer, Larry L.; 27/3
B’nai B’rith Social Scene in Los Angeles, 1902;
Black, Julius R.; 14/2
Babin’s Kosher Restaurants: A Los Angeles Odyssey;
Raphael, Marc L.; 1/4
Los Angeles, Continued
Banker of the Southland in 1885; Lynch, Joseph D.;
9/3
Before and the Beginning of Federation in Los
Angeles; Stern, Norton B.; 19/1
Beginning of Los Angeles’ First Jewish Hospital;
Harris, Victor; 8/3
Beginning of the Jewish Consumptive Relief
Association (City of Hope); 20/2
Ben Platt: Music Tycoon of Los Angeles; Stern, Norton
B.; 16/4
Ben Rose and the Bachelor’s Club of Los Angeles;
Fogelson, George J.; 19/2
Birdie Stodel: Los Angeles Patriot; Stern, Norton B.
& Kramer, William M.; 20/2
Boyle Heights Victory House in Los Angeles sells over
$1,000,000 in World War II Bonds and Stamps, 1943; 30/2
Cantor Yosele Rosenblatt in Los Angeles, 1925; Clar,
Reva; 13/1
Chaim Weizmann in Los Angeles: Fifty Years Ago; 6/3
Charity Knows Neither Race Nor Creed: Jewish
Philanthropy to Roman Catholic Projects in LA, 1856-1876; Engh, Michael
E.; 21/2
Charles F. Lummis and the Newmarks; Gordon, Dudley;
7/1
Confirmation at Temple B’nai B’rith, Los Angeles,
1913; Epstein, David; 31/1
Congregational Politics in Los Angeles, 1897;
Veritas; 6/2
Cream of Los Angeles Society, 1902; 14/3
Day in Santa Monica, 1884; Meyer, Rosalie; 6/1
Diary of Isaias W. Hellman, 1911, Part 1; Hellman,
Isaias W.; 22/1
Diary of Isaias W. Hellman, 1911, Part 2; Hellman,
Isaias W.; 22/2
Dr. Jose A. Nessim and the Sephardic Educational
Center; Kramer, William M.; 28/4
Earthquake of 1933, (Long Beach); Harris, Ira L.;
27/3
Eddie Cantor: Hollywood Jewish Activist; Kramer,
William M.; 24/3
Einstein Among the Stars: Hollywood and the
Scientist; Kramer, William M. & Lesser, "Bud" Julian; 25/3
Einstein in California: 1933, The Last Visit to the
American West, Part 4; Kramer, William M.; 26/1
Einstein in California: A Farewell-1933, Part 5;
Kramer, William M.; 26/2
Einstein in California: Southern California Acclaims
a Hero, Part 3; Kramer, William M.; 25/4
Emanuel Schreiber: Los Angeles’ First Reform Rabbi,
1885-1889, Part 1; Clar, Reva. & Kramer, William M.; 9/4
Emanuel Schreiber: Los Angeles’ First Reform Rabbi,
1885-1889, Part 2; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 10/1
Encore; Clar, Reva; 23/3
European Jewish and Non-Jewish Marital Patterns in
Los Angeles, 1910-1913: A Comparative Approach; Raphael, Marc Lee; 6/2
Exiled Roumanian Jews Here in L.A., 1904; 29/3
Father of Warner Brothers, 1931; 19/1
FDR, Jews and the Movies; Lesser, Julian "Bud"; 24/4
Federation of Jewish Charities of Los Angeles, 1923;
Goldman, May W.; 23/1
Film Industry Recollection; Myers, Carmel; 8/3
Final Resting Place of Los Angeles Jewry’s First
President; Stern, Norton B.; 18/4
First Jew of Los Angeles; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer,
William M.; 21/3
First Jew to Run for Mayor of Los Angeles; Stern,
Norton B.; 12/3
First Jewish Community Site, Los Angeles; Cohen,
Thomas; 1/3
First Jewish Physician of Los Angeles; Clar, Reva;
4/1
First Jewish President of the Los Angeles City
Council; Caper, Gene & Stern, Norton B.; 17/1
First President of the Los Angeles Communidad:
Gustave Adolf Danziger Becomes Adolphe de Castro; Kramer, William M.;
28/4
First Synagogue in Los Angeles; Owen, Tom; 1/1
Forgotten Founder of the Jewish Homes for the Aging
of Greater Los Angeles; 22/1
Forgotten Memorial to a Jewish Sargent; Stern, Norton
B.; 14/1
Goldbergs of Boyle Heights: A Picture Story; 19/1
Harrold Weinberger; Lesser, Julian "Bud"; 26/1
Hebrew Benevolent Society of Los Angeles, California:
Constitution and By-Laws, 1855; 30/2
Henry H. Lissner, M.D., Los Angeles Physician; Stuppy,
Laurence J.; 8/2
Herman Silver of Silver Lake, Civic Leader and Lay
Rabbi, Part 1; Kramer, William M.; 20/1
Herman Silver of Silver Lake: Civic Leader and Lay
Rabbi, Part 2; Kramer, William M.; 20/2
Herman Sugarman, MD, A Pioneer Jewish Physician of
Los Angeles; Weisman, Michael H. & Elizabeth A.; 17/3
History of the Movement to Establish a Jewish
Orphan’s Home in Los Angeles; Marshutz, Siegfried G.; 9/2
Hollywood and the Los Angeles Jewish Community,
Junior Division: A Picture Story; Lesser, Julian "Bud"; 16/3
How California’s Fifteen-Year-Old Naval Hero Gave His
Life; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 14/4
How the ‘Vest was Von’: An irreverent Account of the
Conservative Occupation of Los Angeles; Vorspan, Rabbi Max; 29/4
Hugo Ballin, A Forgotten Artist of Hollywood, Part 1;
Kramer, William M.; 24/1
Hugo Ballin: Forgotten Artist of Hollywood, Part 2;
Kramer, William M.; 24/2
I Never Saw a Sleeping Person in Shul or School Whom
I Did Not Envy; Kramer, William M.; 30/2
I. M. Hattem and His Los Angeles Supermarket; Hattem,
Maurice I.; 11/3
In Memoriam: Norton Stern; Kramer, William M.; 24/3
Introduction to "The Los Angeles Sephardic
Experience"; Kramer, William M.; 28/4
Los Angeles, Continued
Isaac Lankershim of the San Fernando Valley; Stern,
Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 18/1
Isaac O. Levy of Los Angeles: A Picture Story; 14/3
Jack E. Gindi, Rachel Gindi & the Jack E. Gindi
Foundation; Kramer, William M.; 28/4
Jack I. Copeland, Want-to-be Cowboy, 1903-1975;
Copeland, Jack L.; 31/1
Jacoby Brothers of Los Angeles; 7/4
Jewish Aeronautical Association; Lipman, Sue & Stern,
Norton B.; 4/2
Jewish Club of 1933, Inc: A German-Jewish Presence in
Los Angeles; Bunzel, Annelise, Fogelson, George; 29/3
Jewish Defense Agencies at Work: The "Oil Chair" at
USC; Raphael, Marc; 26/3
Jewish Economic and Residential Mobility in Early Los
Angeles; Gelfand, Mitchell B.; 11/4
Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles: Historical
Reflections of 145 Years of Service; Lainer, Lee; 30/4
Jewish Padre to the Pueblo, Pioneer Los Angeles
Rabbi, Abraham Wolf Edelman; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 3/4
Jewish Response to the Los Angeles Riots; Rubin,
Susan E.; 25/3
Jews in Early Santa Monica: A Centennial Review; 7/4
Jews in the 1870 Census of Los Angeles; Stern, Norton
B.; 9/1
Kinderman Family of San Bernardino and Los Angeles;
Fogelson, George J.; 22/3
Ladies’ Hebrew Benevolent Society of Los Angeles in
1892; Katz, Virginia; 10/2
Letter from Los Angeles to a European Cousin, 1910;
Newmark, Rose Roth; 10/1
Letter from Lynne Schwalbe; Schwalbe, Lynne; 30/3
Letter from Mother to Daughter, Los Angeles to New
York, 1867; Newmark, Rosa; 5/4
Letter from the Retiring Editor; Kramer, William M.;
30/3
Living History: A Tribute to Rabbi Alfred Wolfe;
Levey, Samson H.; 25/1
Location of Los Angeles Jewry at the Beginning of
1851; Stern, Norton B.; 5/1
Long Beach Earthquake of 1933; Lindenbaum, Regina;
27/3
Long Beach Earthquake of 1933; Lindenbaum, Regina;
12/3
Los Angeles Area Earthquake of 1933; Harris, Ira L.;
16/3
Los Angeles B’nai B’rith Lodge No. 487: A 1905
Report; 11/2
Los Angeles Broders: A Picture Story; 13/3
Los Angeles Earthquake & the Jewish Community, 1994;
Kramer, William M. & Gilson, Robin L.; 27/3
Los Angeles Jewish Homes for the Aging, Forgotten
Origins; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William B.; 18/2
Los Angeles Jewish Voters During Grant’s First
Presidential Race; Stern, Norton B.; 13/2
Los Angeles Jewry and Stow’s Anti-Semitism; Stern,
Norton B.; 7/4
Los Angeles Jewry and the Chicago Fire; Stern, Norton
B.; 6/4
Los Angeles, Continued
Los Angeles Jewry’s First President; Kramer, William
M.; 7/2
Los Angeles Memories; Sichel, Carolyn Meyberg; 7/1
Los Angeles Popular Music Director; Harris, Ira L.;
10/1
Los Angeles Rhodesli Community; Hasson, Aron; 28/4
Los Angeles, 1970 to the Present; Vorspan, Rabbi Max;
26/2
Louis Phillips of the Pomona Valley: Rancher and Real
Estate Investor; Stern, Norton B.; 16/1
Man Behind the Spirit of Boyle Heights; Kramer,
William M.; 20/3
Man You Never Had to Ask: Allen Ziegler; Kramer,
William M.; 27/1
Marco H. Hellman Family of Los Angeles: A Picture
Story; 10/2
Marco Ross Newmark, 1878-1959: First Jewish Historian
of the Southland; Turner, Justin G. & Stern, Norton B.; 1/1
Marks Brothers of Los Angeles: A Picture Story; 11/4
Marriage of a Rabbi’s Daughter: Los Angeles, 1880;
6/3
Mary Pickford: From a Moment of Intolerance to a
Lifetime of Compassion; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 13/3
Maurice Amado and the Amado Foundation; Kramer,
William M.; 28/4
Max Zimmer, Builder and Philanthopist, 1893-1999;
Kramer, William M.; 31/4
Memoirs of George J. Delmer: Seaman and Policeman,
Part 2; Delmer, George J.; 14/4
Memories of an 1890’s Pomona Boyhood; Cole, Sylvan;
11/4
Memories of the San Fernando/Sylmar Quake, 1971; 27/3
Men of Distinction in Early Los Angeles: A Gallery
Story; 7/3
Michael G. Solomon, 1868-1927, Rabbi and Lawyer of
Los Angeles; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 14/1
Mina Norton, First Teacher at Santa Monica Canyon
School: A Picture Story; 14/1
Mooser, Abraham: First Jewish Businessman of Santa
Monica, California; Stern, Norton B.; 1/3
Morris L. Goodman: The First American Coucilman of
the City of Los Angeles; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 24/3
Morton Adrian Bauman: An Obituary; Wolf, Alfred; 29/4
Murder Victim’s Burial in Los Angeles, 1855; Stern,
Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 9/1
My Early Years; Meyer, Eugene; 5/2
My Father Owns Stock: Private versus Public Control
of the Los Angeles River; Hoffman, Abraham; 12/2
My Son Came Out of the Closet; Herman, Agnes G.; 27/2
Name of Los Angeles’ First Jewish Newspaper; Stern,
Norton B.; 7/2
New Club for Los Angeles; Stern, Norton B.; 10/4
New Jewish Cemetery in East Los Angeles, 1902: A
Picture Story; 11/1
Newmark, Myer Joseph; Stern, Norton B.; 2/3
Los Angeles, Continued
Nineteenth Century Conversion in Los Angeles; Stern,
Norton B.; 16/4
Norton B. Stern Memorial Statements; 24/4
Norton B. Stern, Pioneer Western Jewish Historian and
Founding Editor of the First Western Jewish Historical Quarterly;
Rochlin, Harriet; 30/3
Old Jewish Cemetery in Chavez Ravine, Los Angeles: A
Picture Story; 9/2
Organized Jewish Life Begins in Pasadena; 20/1
Orthodox View of Los Angeles Jewry, 1954; Swift,
Rabbi Moshe; 24/3
Our Temple of Healing: 1962: A Sephardic Messenger
Account; Cohen, Aron; 28/4
Picture Story #2: The Stern and Goodman Store,
Fullerton, 1890; 3/4
Picture Story #3: Jeannette Lazard and Her Los
Angeles School, 1885; Lazard, Jeannette; 4/1
Picture Story #5: Ark, Curtain and Chuppah in the
Southland’s First Synagogue; 4/3
Picture Story #6: The Bar Mitzvah of a Rabbi’s Son,
Los Angeles, 1882; 4/4
Picture Story #8: Map of the Alexandre Weill Tract of
Los Angeles; 5/2
Picture Story #9: 5/3
Picture Story #10: Theodore Roosevelt and Meyer
Lissner Photograph, Los Angeles, 1915; 5/4
Picture Story #11: Cohn-Goldwater Building; 6/1
Picture Story #12: Charlie Chaplin in Boyle Heights;
6/2
Picture Story #14: Los Angeles Confirmation Seventy
Years Ago; 6/4
Picture Story #15: Hillcrest Golf Tournament Winners,
1923; 7/1
Picture Story #18: First Orthodox Synagogue in Los
Angeles; 7/4
Potpourri of Los Angeles Groups: A Gallery Story; 5/2
Precedent for Ecumenism; Weber, Francis J; 19/2
Preparations for Passover: The Origin of Spring
Cleaning?; Essrig, Rabbi I. David; 29/3
President’s Report, Federation of Jewish Charities,
Los Angeles, 1917; Mosbacher, George; 11/1
Putting the Pieces Together: 1994 Earthquake;
Hollander, Zvi B.; 27/3
Rabbi Edgar F. Magnin and the Modernization of Los
Angeles Jewry, Part 1; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 19/3
Rabbi Edgar Magnin and the Modernizing of Los Angeles
Jewry, Part 2; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 19/4
Rabbi Jacob Ott of Temple Tifereth Israel; Hattem,
"Bob" I.; 28/4
Rabbi Max Nussbaum of Hollywood and the World; 25/2
Rabbi Sigmund Hecht: A Man Who Bridged the Centuries,
Part 1; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 7/4
Rabbi Sigmund Hecht: A Man Who Bridged the Centuries,
Part 2; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 8/1
Rabbi Sigmund Hecht: A Man Who Bridged the Centuries,
Part 3; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 8/3
Rabbi William M. Kramer Speaks: "Of God and His
Friends," 1968; Kramer, William M.; 30/3
Rabbi William Mordechi Kramer-My Friend; Brin, Herb;
30/3
Reconstruction and Havurah; Margolis, Peter; 27/4
Reflections of an American Historian; Kramer, William
M.; 27/4
Remembering Los Angeles Jewish Pioneers: Harris
Newmark and Isaias W. Hellman; Stern, Norton B.; 29/4
Report to Los Angeles Jewry in 1870; Wartenberg,
Henry; 21/3
Rhodesli Register of Los Angeles Pioneers and a
Sourcebook for Rhodesli Scholarship; Hasson, Aron; 28/4
Richard Nixon, The President, The Library & the
Jewish Connection; Tugend, Tom; 27/1
Roumanian Jews Begin Arriving in Los Angeles, 1902;
14/4
San Francisco Report of the Confirmation of Los
Angeles Congregation B’nai B’rith, June 10, 1870; 30/1
Sephardic Founders of the Los Angeles Jewish
Community: Samuel K. & Joseph I Labatt; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer,
William M.; 28/4
Sephardic Home for the Aged Elects Hasson to
Presidency; 28/4
Sephardic Jews of Rhodes in Los Angeles; Hasson, Aron;
6/4
Sephardim of Los Angeles in 1930; Reynolds, Louis G.;
3/3
Sephardim of Los Angeles in 1930, A Press Account;
Reynolds, Louis G.; 28/4
Sigmund Frey: Los Angeles Jewry’s First Professional
Social Worker; Axe, Ruth Frey; 8/4
Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles; Kramer,
William M.; 28/2
Sol Lesser and Upton Sinclair: The Record of a
Friendship; Lesser, Stephen O.; 12/2
Solomon Lazard of Los Angeles; Landau, Francine; 5/3
Solomon Lazard’s American Citizenship; 16/1
Solomon Nunes Carvalho Helped in Founding the Los
Angeles Jewish Community; Kramer, William M.; 28/4
Some of My Los Angeles Jewish Neighbors; Mesmer,
Joseph; 7/3
Story of an Unusual Ordinary Man: Mendel Meyer of Los
Angeles and Santa Monica; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 16/2
Study of Los Angeles Jewish History: An Analytical
Consideration of a Major Work; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.;
3/1
Temple Tifereth Israel of Los Angeles; Samuels, Beth
& Kramer, William M.; 28/4
The Germains of Los Angeles; Ashby, Harriet; 2/4
This is the Way We Used to Live; Levi, John Newmark,
Sr.; 4/2
Toward a Biography of Isaias W. Hellman: Pioneer
Builder of California; Stern, Norton B.; 2/1
Tribute to Max Vorspan; Kramer, William M.; 26/4
Turn of the Century Days at Klauber Wangenheim Co.,
Los Angeles; 24/4
Two Letters from the Jewish Patriarch of Los Angeles;
Newmark, Joseph; 11/3
Unexpected Help in 1898 for the Hebrew Benevolent
Society of Los Angeles; Harris, Victor; 21/1
Visit of the Spanish Royal Couple to Sephardic Temple
Tifereth Israel in Los Angeles; 28/4
Waterman Report [Long Beach Earthquake of 1933];
Waterman, Evelyn; 27/3
When Einstein Fiddled in Pasadena: A Non-scientific
View of His California Years, Part 1; Kramer, William M.; 25/2
When the Franco-Prussian War Came to Los Angeles;
Stern, Norton B.; 10/1
William M. Kramer; Kramer, William M.; 29/2
William M. Kramer, "My Lifetime of Careers," 1994;
Kramer, William M.; 30/3
Willie "Young Abe Attell" Clar; 22/2
Wolf Kalisher: Immigrant, Pioneer Merchant and Indian
Advocate; Carrico, Richard L.; 15/2
Writings of a Founder of Zionism in Los Angeles;
Fram, Harry; 9/3
Zionism in Los Angeles on Its Twenty-Fifth
Anniversary, 1927; Riche, Aaron; 23/1
Example 21/4 = Volume 21,
Issue #4
— San Diego —
About Emanuel Brown; Morhar, Elaine; 30/4
Abraham Klauber: A Pioneer Merchant, 1831-1911;
Klauber, Laurence M.; 2/2
Alice Ellen Klauber: San Diego Artist; Kamerling,
Bruce; 20/3
Bibliography of San Diego Jewish History; Schwartz,
Stanley; 26/1
Denouement in San Diego in 1888; Stern, Norton B.;
11/1
First Temple Beth Israel: San Diego; Schwartz, Henry;
11/2
Historic Temple Moved in San Diego; Schwartz, Henry;
26/1
Isidor Louis: Shoemaker to Capitalist in San Diego;
Maio, Florence & Schwartz, Henry; 17/4
Jews of San Diego State University, California;
Baron, Professor Lawrence; 30/2
Levi Saga: Temecula, Julian, San Diego; Schwartz,
Henry; 6/3
Lewis Polock Didn’t Want to Go to San Diego; Kramer,
William M.; 26/1
Life at 30th and E, San Diego; Klauber, Laurence, M.;
23/4
Mannasse Chico: Enlightened Merchant of San Diego;
Karsh, Audrey R.; 8/1
Mark I. Jacobs Family: A Discursive Overview; Golden,
Richard L. & Arlene A.; 13/2
Marx and Alex Lesem of San Diego: Father and Son in
the Health Field; Schwartz, Henry; 20/2
Mothers and Daughters of Old San Diego; Karsh, Audrey
R.; 19/3
News from San Diego in 1906; A.H.K.; 7/3
Old Town, New Town, San Diego; Nassatir, Ida; 27/2
Reminiscences of B’nai B’rith in San Diego; Wolf,
Hyman S.; 14/1
San Diego Jewry Seventy-two Years Ago; 10/2
San Diego Pioneering Ladies and Their Contributions
to the Community; Karash, Audrey R.; 31/1
San Diego, continued
San Diego Purim Ball in 1888; 7/1
San Diego’s Merchant’s Letter from Germany in 1873;
Rothchild, Abraham; 12/1
San Diego’s Unusual Rabbi: Samuel Freuder; Gerson,
Ronald D.; 26/1
San Diego, The Town and Its Jewry in 1890; 17/2
Schiller, Marcus: San Diego’s Jewish Horatio Alger;
Allen, Jamers L.; 3/1
Sig Steiner: Father of Escondido’s Grape Day; Ryan,
Frances B.; 8/4
Silver Shirts: Anti-Semitism in San Diego, 1930-1940;
Schwartz, Henry; 25/1
— Southern California —
A. Levy of the Bank; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer,
William M.; 7/2
Alphonse Weill of Bakersfield; Weill, Irma; 4/1
Bad Day at San Bernardino; Stern, Norton B.; 7/1
Charitable Jewish Ladies of San Bernardino and their
Woman of Valor, Henrietta Ancker; Stern, Norton B.; 13/4
Daniel Cave: Southern California Pioneer Dentist,
Civic Leader and Masonic Dignitary; Kramer, William M.; 9/2
Early Jews of Riverside; Reznick, Samuel; 12/2
Few San Bernardino Businessmen in 1892; 15/2
Greenwoods of San Bernardino; Neumann, Dorothy; 15/3
Henry Levy and Family and the Independence Hotel;
20/3
House Committee Probes Nazi Activities on Coast at
Los Angeles Hearings, 1934; Vigilante; 30/4
Isaac Harris Family of Independence, Inyo County,
California; 19/1
Jacob Stern Family of Orange County and Hollywood;
15/4
Jewish New Year, 5650, in San Bernardino; Katz,
Marcus; 26/2
Kaspare Cohn: A Man Who Helped Make Southern
California, Part 1; Kramer, William M.; 23/3
Kaspare Cohn: A Man Who Helped Make Southern
California, Part 2; Kramer, William M.; 23/4
King of Temecula, Louis Wolf; Stern, Norton B.; 22/2
Layman as Rabbinic Officiant in the Nineteeth
Century; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William W.; 16/1
Letters from Jacob H. Shiff and David Wolffson to
Barnard Schireson, El Centro, California, 1914; Schiff, Jacob H. &
Wolffson, David; 9/4
Long Beach California Jewry: Viewed in 1930 and 1968;
Franklin, Harvey B.; 23/2
Louis Joseph of Big Pine, California; Joseph, Zetta;
19/3
Marks Lazard, Merchant at the San Gabriel Mission;
13/1
Memoirs of Marcus Katz: San Bernardino Pioneer; Katz,
Marcus; 1/1
Mission to San Bernardino in 1879; Stern, Norton B.;
10/3
Murder to be Forgotten; Stern, Norton B.; 9/2
Nasatir Family in Santa Ana, California, 1898-1915;
Nasatir, Abraham P.; 15/3
Southern California, continued
Ode to Albert Ancker of Tehachapi; Fogelson, George
J.; 17/4
Picture Story #1: The Cerf Levy Home, Santa Barbara,
1885; 3/3
Picture Story #4:Bertha Rose, Queen of Ventura Street
Fair, 1900; 4/2
Pioneer Jews of Santa Barbara; Stern, Norton B. &
Kramer, William M.; 22/4
Pioneer Jews of Ventura County: A Picture Story; 14/2
Qualifications of Teachers: An 1880 Commentary; Katz,
Marcus; 15/4
Remarkable Harris Family of Southern California, Part
1; Gray, Hope Anker; 26/1
Remarkable Harris Family of Southern California, Part
2 & 3; Gray, Hope Anker; 26/2
Rudolf Anker: San Bernardino Pioneer; Fogelson,
George J.; 17/2
San Bernardino Centennial; Newman, Phyllis; 7/4
San Bernardino Confirmand’s Report, 1891;
Oppenheimer, Sadie; 11/2
San Bernardino Hebrew and English Academy; Stern,
Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 8/3
Santa Ana, California: Its First Jews and Jewish
Congregations; Stern, Norton B.; 14/3
Santa Barbara Vignette of 1895; 6/1
Simon Goldbaum of San Luis Rey, California; Baranov,
Helen Goldbaum; 13/2
Southern California Engagement, 1887; 21/2
St. Louis Visitor Views Southern California in 1883;
Newmark, Abraham; 10/3
Sud-California Post: A Jewish Editor Views the News;
Broadbent, T.L.; 6/1
Tree Art in Western Jewish Cemeteries; Kramer,
William M.; 2/2
Two Orange County Pioneer Families: A Picture Story;
17/4
Wayward Etchings: I. N. Choynski Visits Southern
California, 1881; Choynski, I. N.; 11/2
Wedding at Independence, California, 1876; 22/2
Wine Country Tycoon of Anaheim; Stern, Norton B. &
Kramer, William M.; 9/3
— San Francisco —
(Including San Jose, Oakland, and Surrounding Cities)
1904 Olympic Games Heavyweight Boxing Champion;
Fiske, Jack; 16/4
1906 San Francisco Protest and Appeal; Nieto, Rabbi
Jacob; 9/3
Aaron L. Sapiro: The Man Who Sued Henry Ford: A
Picture Story; 13/4
Abraham Cohen Labatt; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer,
William M.; 28/3
Abraham Galland, Pioneer Western Mohel and Officiant;
Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 22/3
Abraham Levitt: San Francisco Earthquake-Fire, 1906;
Levitt, Abraham; 27/3
Acquisitions, Western Jewish History Center,
Berkeley; 8/1
Acquisitions, Western Jewish History Center,
Berkeley; 8/4
Adolphus Hollub of San Francisco; Strauss, Leon; 15/2
Agricultural Gleanings from San Francisco’s Weekly
Gleaner; Clar, Reva; 17/1
America’s Top Sharpshooter; 9/1
American Career of Rabbi Henry Vidaver; Margolies,
Morris B.; 16/1
San Francisco, continued
Answer to Anti-Semitism: San Francisco, 1883;
D’Ancona, David A.; 8/1
Arther H. Myer, Jewish Scoutmaster; Klein, Barbara;
21/3
Athlete and Artist: A Footnote to the Lives of Philo
Jacoby and Solomon Sulzer; Clar, Reva; 17/3
Backward Look at a Pioneer Grandfather, Sol
Wangerheim; Heyneman, Alice W.; 4/2
Bear Flag Bearer, Isidor Blum; Stern, Norton B. &
Kramer, William M.; 19/1
Beginning of the Jewish Community Center Movement in
the West: The First Affair: A Picture Story; 18/3
Beginning of the Zellerbach Paper Company; Murdock,
Charles A.; 19/3
Beginnings of the First Jewish Hospital in the West;
Voorsanger, Rabbi Jacob; 8/3
Beloved Scribe: Letters of Theresa Ehrman, Part 1;
Ehrman, Theresa; 12/1
Beloved Scribe: Letters of Theresa Ehrman, Part 2;
Ehrman, Theresa; 12/2
Beloved Scribe: Letters of Theresa Ehrman, Part 3;
Ehrman, Theresa; 12/3
Benjamin Franklin Peixotto: San Francisco Memories;
Kramer, William M.; 28/3
Bit of Oakland History from the Pen of a Youngster;
Lissner, Meyer; 6/3
Brass and Bronze Foundry of Morris Greenberg, San
Francisco: A Picture Story; 15/2
California Hebrews, 1887; 4/4
Cantor Edward J. Stark at Congregation Emanu-El, Part
1; Zucker, Jeffery S.; 17/3
Cantor Edward J. Stark at Congregation Emanu-El, Part
2; Zucker, Jeffrey S.; 17/4
Cantorate at Sherith Israel, 1893-1957; Zwerin,
Kenneth C.; 17/2
Case of Pro-Semitism in 1855; 16/3
Childhood of San Francisco’s Artist, Toby Rosenthal;
Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 24/2
Cholera in San Francisco in 1850; Stern, Norton B.;
5/3
Communal Life of San Francisco Jewish Women, 1908;
Cohn, Josephine; 20/1
Community and Academy: Jewish Learning at the
University of California; Wechsler, Harold S.; 18/2
Condition of San Francisco Jewry Following the 1906
Earthquake-Fire; Magnes, Judah L. & Frankel, Lee K.; 11/3
Congregation Emanu-El, San Francisco: An
Architectural Review, 1925; 22/2
Congressman Julius Kahn of California, Part 1;
Hoffman, Robert J. & Kramer, William M.; 19/1
Congressman Julius Kahn of California, Part 2;
Hoffman, Robert J. & Kramer, William M.; 19/2
Contemporary View of Pioneer San Franciscian Rabbi
Julius Eckman; Fitzgerald, Rev. O. P.; 25/4
Conversion and Marriage in San Francisco in 1859; 5/1
Cyril Magnin: San Francisco Earthquake-Fire, 1906;
27/3
D’Ancona’s Answer to Anti-Semitism: San Francisco,
1883; D’Ancona, David A.; 28/3
Daniel Meyer: San Francisco Banker; Hoexter, David F.
& Mary R.; 12/3
San Francisco, continued
David A. D’Ancona, 1827-1908: A Sephardic B’nai
B’rith Leader and His Family; Kramer, William M.; 28/3
David Balasco: Theatrical Producer and Playwright of
San Francisco and Victoria, BC; Kramer, William M.; 28/3
Development of the Jewish Community of San Jose,
California 1850-1900, Part 3; Kinsey, Stephen D.; 7/3
Diary of Isaias W. Hellman, 1915, Part 2; Hellman,
Isaias W.; 23/2
Diary of Isaias W. Hellman. 1915; Hellman, Isaias W.;
23/1
Dinners of the Second Generation of the Old San
Francisco Families; Park, Susan B.; 20/3
Doing Time at the Palace; Babow, Irving; 13/4
Early California Association of Michael Goldwater and
His Family; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 4/4
Earthquake of 1989 at the Concordia Club; Camhi, Sam;
24/1
Edgar D. Peixotto, Esq.; Kramer, William M.; 28/3
Edgar Magnin: San Francisco Earthquake-Fire, 1906;
Clar, Reva and Kramer, William M.; 27/3
Edith Green, TV Pioneer and Seventh Generation
Sephard; Wooden, Wayne S.; 28/3
Edith Green: Television’s Early Cook, 1949-1954;
Wooden, Wayne S.; 19/4
Edward Branenstein-Florine Haas Wedding, 1903;
Heynemann, Lionel; 15/2
Elcan Heydenfeldt, 1850: The First Jewish California
Legislator; Stern, Norton B.; 28/3
Election of November, 1892, in San Francisco; Stern,
Norton B.; 17/1
Elegant Ball in San Francisco, 1872; 19/2
Elegant Wedding of a Pioneer’s Daughter, San
Francisco, 1876; 17/2
Elizabeth Fleischmann-Aschheim: Pioneer X-Ray
Photographer; Palmquist, Peter E.; 23/1
Emanuel Blochman: French-Born Orthodox Activist of
San Francisco; Hoexter, Mary R.; 20/2
Emergence of Oakland Jewry, Part 1; Kramer, William
M.; 10/2
Emergence of Oakland Jewry, Part 2; Kramer, William
M.; 10/3
Emergence of Oakland Jewry, Part 3; Kramer, William
M.; 10/4
Emergence of Oakland Jewry, Part 4; Kramer, William
M.; 11/1
Emergence of Oakland Jewry, Part 5; Kramer, William
M.; 11/2
Emergence of Oakland Jewry, Part 6; Kramer, William
M.; 11/3
Emergence of Oakland Jewry, Part 7; Kramer, William
M.; 11/4
Enest Bloch at the San Francisco Conservatory of
Music; Rafael, Ruth; 9/3
Ernest Lilienthal: San Francisco Earthquake-Fire,
1906; O’Neill, F. Gordon; 27/3
Ernest Peixotto and His Work; Robertson, Peter; 28/3
Ernest Peixotto: Artist, Kramer, William M.; 28/3
Federation Seeks Funds for Relief : San Francisco/San
Jose Earthquake, 1989; Gluck, Peggy Isaak; 27/3
San Francisco, continued
Fifty Years Later: Official Memorandum to the United
Nations Organizing Conference, San Francisco, 1945; 28/2
First Jewish Lady Architect of the West: A Picture
Story; 17/1
First Jewish Sermon in the West, Yom Kippur, 1850;
Franklin, Lewis A.; 10/1
First Jewish Sermon in the West: Yom Kippur, 1850,
San Francisco; Levey, Samson H.; 25/2
First Jewish State Legislator: Elcan Heydenfeldt,
1850; Stern, Norton B.; 16/1
First Triplets Born in the West: 1867; Stern, Norton
B.; 19/4
First Western Jewish Newspaper and Its Probable
Describer; Stern, Norton B.; 23/4
Flora Arnstein: San Francisco Earthquake-Fire, 1906;
Green, Blake; 27/3
Florine and Alice Haas and Their Families; Dalin,
David G.; 13/2
Four Vignettes from the Great Disaster-1906; 27/3
G. Albert Lansburgh, San Francisco’s Jewish Architect
from Panama; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 13/3
Galland Brothers of San Francisco and the Galland
Laundry; Zelinsky, Edward Galland; 30/4
Gentle Editor on San Francisco Jewry in 1887;
Marriott, Frederick; 23/2
Georgian in California: Letters of Rienzi Goldberg,
1864-1865; Goldberg, Rienzi; 14/3
Girl and Her Grandparents; Arnstein, Flora Jacobi;
13/3
Godchaux Sisters; Arnstein, Flora J. & Park, Susan
B.; 15/1
Hannah Marks Solomons; Stern, Norton B.; 28/3
Harriet Ashim Choynski: An 1850 Western Arrival;
Stern, Norton B.; 24/3
Harry Meyer: San Francisco Earthquake-Fire, 1906;
Meyer, Harry; 27/3
Hass Brothers of San Francisco: 127 Years of
Business; 15/1
Hattie Sloss: Cultural Leader and Jewish Activist of
Modern San Francisco; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 14/3
Henry Abraham Henry: San Francisco Rabbi, 1857-1869;
Henry, Marcus H.; 10/1
Henry I.Kowalsky: Attorney and Court Jester; Newmark,
Leo; 8/2
Henry J. Labatt (1832-1900): Pioneer Lawyer of
California and Texas; Kramer, William M.; 28/3
Henry U. Brandenstein of San Francisco; Dalin, David
G. & Rothmann, John F.; 18/1
Henry Wangenheim, San Francisco Earthquake-Fire,
1906; Wangenheim, Henry; 27/3
Historical Recovery of the Pioneer Sephardic Jews of
California at San Francisco; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M; 28/3
Homes of Prominent San Francisco Jews in the 1880s: A
Gallery Story; Sokobin, Samuel; 5/1
How to Aid the Jewish Farmers of Palestine, 1890;
Lubin, David; 17/3
Hyman Levy: San Francisco Earthquake-Fire, 1906;
Drogin, Linda M.; 27/3
I Remember the Earthquake of 1906; Meyer, Harry; 5/3
Inpressions of the San Francisco Earthquake-Fire of
1906; Levitt, Abraham H.; 5/3
San Francisco, continued
Interesting Accounts of the Travels of Abraham
Abrahamsohn, Part 1; Abrahamsohn, Abraham; 1/3
Introduction to "The San Francisco Grandees"; Kramer,
William M.; 28/3
Isaac Nunez Cardozo, Western Grandee; Rosenblum, Gene
H.; 19/4
Isaac Nunez Cardozo: Western "Grandee"; Rosenblum,
Gene H.; 28/3
Isaachar Zachariah; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer,
William M.; 28/3
Issac and Rebecca Harris Family of San Francisco;
Lipman, Rowena; 23/1
Issue of Jewish Marriage and Divorce in Early San
Francisco; Stern, Norton B, & Kramer, William M,; 21/1
J. B. Levison: San Francisco Earthquake-Fire, 1906;
Levison, J. B.; 27/3
J. Mendes de Solla: Rabbi and Educator; Kramer,
William M.; 28/3
Jacob Voorsanger: From Cantor to Rabbi; Zwerin,
Kenneth C. & Stern, Norton B.; 15/3
Jacob Weinstein - Early Days in the Rabbinate: Austin
and San Francisco; Felstein, Janice J.; 29/4
January-and-May Scandal of 1861; Choynski, Isidor N.;
13/2
JCC Offers Hot Meals and Support: San Francisco/San
Jose Earthquake, 1989; Elkins, Matt; 27/3
Jerusalem View of San Francisco; Nasatir, Ida; 25/2
Jessica Peixotto: U.C. Professor and Pioneer Women’s
Acitivist; Kramer, William M.; 28/3
Jewess in San Francisco; Gradwohl, Rebecca J.; 6/4
Jewish Communal Education in San Francisco, 1926;
Menuhin, Moshe; 21/2
Jewish Conditions After the Earthquake-Fire, 1906;
Coffee, Rudolph I.; 27/3
Jewish Conditions in San Francisco; Coffee, Rudolph
I.; 8/2
Jewish Dairyman of San Francisco; Stern, Norton B.;
14/2
Jewish Good Guys and Bad; 25/3
Jewish History of Oakland: A Review Essay; Stern,
Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 9/4
Jewish Immigration Problem; Rosenthal, Marcus; 6/4
Jewish Lecturing to Christian Groups: An 1872 View;
Eckman, Rabbi Julius; 17/2
Jews in San Francisco’s Nineteenth-Century Boot and
Shoe Trade; Franks, Joel S.; 25/4
Joel Noah: San Francisco Forty-Niner; 15/4
Joseph R. Brandon, Activist Lawyer; Kramer, William
M.; 28/3
Joseph R. Brandon, Activist Lawyer; Kramer, William
M.; 23/1
Judah L. Magnes of Oakland: Errors and Omissions in
His Life Story; Stern, Norton B.; 17/4
Julius Eckman and Herman Bien: The Battling Rabbis of
San Franscisco, Part 1; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 15/1
Julius Eckman and Herman Bien, The Battling Rabbis of
San Francisco, Part 3; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 15/4
San Francisco, continued
Julius Eckman and Herman Bien: The Battling Rabbis of
San Francisco, Part 2; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 15/3
Julius Friedman, Benefactor of the Jewish Home for
the Aged, San Francisco; Levy, Harold L.; 23/2
Labatt on the Commercial Position of the Jews in
California, 1856; Labatt, Henry J.; 29/3
Labatts: Joseph and His Brothers; Kramer, William M.;
28/3
Leon Dyer: Baltimore and San Francisco Jewish leader;
Rosenwaike, Ira; 9/2
Leon Mendez Solomons, (1873-1900); Voorsanger, Rabbi
Jacob; 28/3
Leon Mendez Solomons, (1873-1900); Voorsanger, Rabbi
Jacob; 10/2
Letter from Father to Son; Wangenstein, Sol; 7/2
Letter from New York on the 1906 Catastrophe; Stern,
Jacob; 13/3
Letter from San Francisco; Felsenthal, Jacob; 6/1
Letter on the Catastrophe of 1906; Reinhart, Pauline;
20/4
Levi Strauss: The Man Behind the Myth; Stern, Norton
B. & Kramer, William M.; 19/3
Levy Brothers: Early San Francisco Chiropodists: A
Picture Story; 13/4
Lilienthal Family Pact; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer,
William M.; 7/3
Log Around the Horn, 1852-1853; Newmark, Myer J.; 2/4
Lucius L. Solomons; Stern, Norton B.; 28/3
Manual Mordecai Noah: Son of Mordecai Manuel Noah;
Kramer, William M.; 28/3
Mark M. Cohn: San Francisco Earthquake Fire, 1906;
Cohn, Mark M.; 27/3
Martin A. Meyer: His Life and Its Lessons, Part 1;
Moskovitz, Daniel J.; 26/3
Martin A. Meyer: His Life and Its Lessons, Part 2;
Moskovitz, Daniel J.; 26/4
Martin, Who Was Once Martinez; Stern, Norton B.; 28/3
Matter of Names; Lesser, Julian "Bud"; 23/4
Memoirs of George J. Delmer: Seaman and Policeman;
14/3
Memorial for a Blue-Collar, Bavarian-Born, San
Francisco Forty-Niner; 14/1
Memories of a Reform Jewish Youth; Zwerin, Kenneth
C.; 16/3
Memories of a Then Eighty-Year-Old; Heyneman, Paul;
13/3
Memories of My Parents: Henry U. and May Colman
Brandenstein; Park, Susan B.; 19/1
Julius Eckman and Herman Bien: The Battling Rabbis of
San Franscisco, Part 1; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 15/1
Minnesota Rabbi’s Impressions of San Francisco in
1884; Wechler, Rabbi Judah; 16/1
My Experiences During the Earthquake-Fire; Lesser,
Sol; 13/3
My Father, Richart Gutstadt of B’nai B’rith: A
Memoir; Olcutt, Sylvia G.; 25/1
My Great Grandfathers: A Personal Account; Zelinsky,
Edward Galland; 30/1
Nat Cohen: A Hit from the Start; Chyet, Stanley F.;
26/3
Nathan Newmark: First Valedictorian of the University
of California; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, Willam M.; 9/4
Neito’s San Francisco Protest and Appeal; Nieto,
Rabbi Jacob; 28/3
Nieto Interviewed on the San Francisco Jewry: Its
Temple and the Earthquake; 28/3
Note of Correction: Rabbi Reuben Rinder; Zwerin,
Kenneth C.; 20/3
Notes on an Early Professional Family in the American
West; 21/1
Oakland Jewry and the Earthquake-Fire of 1906; 9/3
Old Timers Recall Quakes During Their Lifetime;
Gluck, Peggy Isaak; 27/3
Oldest Firm in Berkeley: Manasse-Block Tanning
Company: A Picture Story; 9/4
Orthodox Rabbi and a Reforming Congregation in
Nineteenth Century San Francisco; Stern, Norton B.; 15/3
Other San Francisco Reactions to Stow’s Remarks;
Shumate, Albert; 7/4
Out the Road: The San Bruno Avenue Jewish Community
of San Francisco, 1901-1968; Leibo, Steven; 11/2
Parentage and Early Years of M. H. De Young, Legend
and Fact; Rosenwaike, Ira; 7/3
Patrons of Artist Toby E. Rosenthal; Stern, Norton B.
& Kramer, William M.; 18/2
Paul Sinsheimer: San Francisco Earthquake-Fire, 1906;
Sinsheimer, Paul; 27/3
Pauline Reinhart: San Francisco Earthquake-Fire,
1906; Reinhart, Pauline; 27/3
Pavlova and Me: A Memoir; Clar, Reva; 11/4
Phillip A. Udall, Master Machinist: A Picture Story;
16/1
Philo Jacoby: California’s First International
Sportsman, Part 1; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 22/1
Philo Jacoby: California’s First International
Sportsman, Part 2; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 22/2
Philo Jacoby: California’s First International
Sportsman, Part 3; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 22/3
Phosphorescent Jewish Bride: San Francisco’s Famous
Murder Case; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 13/1
Picture Story #17: First Hebrew Primer in West; 7/3
Pioneer Jewish San Francisco Stock Brockers; Kahn,
Edgar M.; 1/2
Pioneer Lawyer of California and Texas; Kramer,
William M.; 15/1
Pioneer San Francisco Leader of Sephardic Origin;
Stern, Norton B.; 20/2
Poverty and Relief in San Francisco at the End of the
Nineteenth Century; Goldwater, Michel; 13/2
Prags in Brief; Stern, Norton B.; 17/2
Pro-Semitic Estimate of San Francisco Jewry, 1879;
21/1
Protest Against Sectarian Texts in California Schools
in 1875; Brandon, Joseph R.; 20/3
Rabbi Abraham Blum: From Alsace to New York by Way of
Texas and California, Part 3; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 12/3
Rabbi Jacob Nieto of Congregation Sherith Israel;
Zwerin, Kenneth C.; 28/3
Rabbi Jacob Nieto of Congregation Sherith Israel,
Part 1; Zwerin, Kenneth C.; 18/1
Rabbi Jacob Nieto of Congregation Sherith Israel,
Part 2; Zwerin, Kenneth C.; 18/2
Rabbi Jacob Nieto of Congregation Sherith Israel,
Part 3; Zwerin, Kenneth C.; 18/3
Rabbi Julius Eckman and the Elephants; Clar, Reva;
20/1
San Francisco, continued
Rabbi’s Survey of His Nineteenth Century Career in
the West; Messing, Rabbi Aron J.; 22/2
Rabinical Tragedy; Zwerin, Kenneth C.; 15/2
Raphael Peixotto: Head of the Western Peixottos;
Kramer, William M.; 28/3
Relief Work After the Earthquake-Fire, 1906;
Voorsanger, Rabbi Jacob; 27/3
Relief Work in San Francisco; Voorsanger, Rabbi
Jacob; 8/2
Religious Equality in California, 1862; Fisher,
George; 20/1
Retrospective View of the Aaron Sapiro-Henry Ford
Case; Sapiro, Aaron L.; 15/1
Rube Levy, San Francisco Shoe Cutter and the Origin
of Professional Baseball in California, Part 1; Franks, Joel S.; 25/1
Rube Levy: A San Francisco Shoe Cutter and the Origin
of Professional Baseball in California, Part 2; Franks, Joel S.; 25/2
Russian Jewish Immigration and Rabbi Jacob Voosanger;
Schweitzer, Jane; 17/2
Saga of the First Fifty Years of Congregation
Emanu-el, San Francisco; Kahn, Edgar M.; 3/3
San Franciscans Married with Strictest Orthodox
Rites, 1900; 26/2
San Francisco Catastrophe of 1906; Sinsheimer, Paul;
7/3
San Francisco Jewish Community in 1955; Jacobs,
Monty; 24/1
San Francisco Jewry and the Russian Visa Controversy
of 1911; Henig, Gerald S.; 18/1
San Francisco Jewry Following the Earthquake-Fire,
1906; Magnes, Judah L. & Frankel, Lee K.; 27/3
San Francisco Journalism of I.N. Choynski, Part 1;
Singerman, Robert; 29/2
San Francisco Journalism of I.N. Choynski, Part 2;
Singerman, Robert; 29/3
San Francisco Journalism of I.N. Choynski, Part 3;
Singerman, Robert; 29/4
San Francisco Rabbi Reports on a Visit to Sacramento,
1858; Henry, Rabbi H. Abraham; 11/1
San Francisco Synagogue Scandal in 1893; Stern,
Norton B.; 6/3
San Francisco’s Emanu-El Residence Club: A Memoir of
1925; Clar, Reva; 14/4
San Francisco’s Rodin Collection: The Jewish
Connection; Scharlach, Bernice; 19/1
San Jose and San Francisco in the Earthquake-Fire of
1906; Cohn, Mark M.; 15/3
Saving Soldier of San Francisco, 1900; 17/2
Search for the First Synagogue; Stern, Norton B. &
Kramer, William M.; 7/1
Seixas Solomons: Accountant, Journalist and Orator;
Kramer, William M.; 28/3
Selina Solomons and Her Quest for the Sixth Star
(Woman’s Suffrage); Silver, M.K.; 31/4
Sephardic Leadership in Early California Jewish Life;
Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 17/3
Sidney S. Peixotto: Founder and Headworker of the
Columbia Park Boy’s Club; Silver, Mae K.; 17/4
Sidney S. Peixotto: Founder and Headworker of the
Columbia Park Boys’ Club; Silver, Mae K.; 28/3
Sir Henry Heyman: San Francisco’s Noble Musician;
Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 18/4
Six Pioneer Women of San Francisco; Stern, Norton;
30/2
Sol Lesser: San Francisco Earthquake-Fire, 1906;
Lesser, Sol; 27/3
Solomon Heydenfeldt (1816-1890): Supreme Court Judge;
Kramer, William M.; 28/3
Some Further Notes on Michael Goldwater; 5/1
Some Political and Cultural Pressures on the Jewish
Image in Civil War San Francisco; Chandler, Robert J.; 20/2
Son of Solomon Nunes Carvalho; Zuckerman, Robert S.;
8/3
Stingiest Man in San Francisco; Kramer, William M.;
5/4
Strange Passion of Salmi Morse; Stern, Norton B. &
Kramer, William M.; 16/4
That Lurking Prejudice; Chandler, Robert J.; 27/4
They Have Killed Our Man But Not Our Cause: The
California Jewish Mourners of Abraham Lincoln; Kramer, William M.; 2/4
To Be or Not to Be a Jewish Hospital?; Rogers,
Barbara; 10/3
Tribute to Rhoda Haas Goldman; Herscher, Uri, Dr.;
29/2
Trio of Vignettes from the Great Disaster of 1906;
10/3
Two Letters to Harriet Choynski; Choynski, Isidor N.
& Eckman, Rabbi Julius; 7/1
Two Notable California Jewish Personalities, Hattie
Hecht Sloss and Elizabeth Fleishman-Aschheim; Stern, Norton B.; 30/3
View of Jewish Social Welfare in San Francisco in
1895; 18/3
Weissbein Brothers of Grass Valley and San Francisco:
Banking, Mining and Real Estate; Janicot, Michel; 22/3
Women in the Weekly Gleaner, Part 1; Clar, Reva; 17/4
Women in the Weekly Gleaner, Part 2; Clar, Reva; 18/1
YMHA and the YWHA in San Francisco, Rafael, Ruth
Kelson; 19/3
Yom Kippur Failings: San Francisco and New York; 12/1
Yom Kippur in the Temple Eamanu-El; Henley, S. Homer;
4/1
Yom Kippur, San Francisco, 1858; 18/1
Young Yehudi Menuhin: An Unauthorized Biography of
San Francisco’s Child Prodigy; Kramer, William M.; 28/1
Example 21/4 = Volume 21,
Issue #4
— Northern California —
Additional Material on California’s Jewish Govenor,
Washington Bartlett; 23/3
Baby’s Grave: Lone Reminder of the Brownstein Family
in Northern California; Weissberg, Muriel; 23/1
Bernard Marks: Retailer, Miner, Educator and Land
Developer; Narell, Irena Penzik; 8/1
Blue Laws Debate: A Sacramento Shopkeeper’s Story;
Marks, Joseph B. & Sanders, Lisa J.; 25/3
California Forty-Niner with an Unlikely Name; 21/3
California’s Gold Country: Jewish-Named Towns Live
On; Levenson, Rosaline; 26/4
Northern California, continued
California’s Jewish Governor; Stern, Norton B.; 5/4
Case of Manslaughter at Humbug, California; 16/1
Charity at the Gateway to the Mother Lode; Clar,
Reva; 18/3
Chico Jewish Pioneers: Adaptation to Small Town Life
in Northern California; Levenson, Rosaline; 17/3
Chico’s Jewish Community in the Twentieth Century,
Part 1; Levenson, Rosaline; 20/3
Chico’s Jewish Community in the Twentieth Century,
Part 2; Levenson, Rosaline; 20/4
Cohn Mansion, Folsom, California; Barrows, Wray; 1/1
Conversation at Santa Cruz, California, 1877; 11/2
Crime and Punishment at Eureka, 1853; Stern, Norton
B.; 20/4
David Lubin: A Remarkable Jew; Deutsh, Gotthard; 14/4
David Lubin Picture Story; 8/2
Death and Burial of a Gold Rush Pioneer in 1859; 14/2
Dentist in a Gold Rush Town; Stern, Norton B.; 19/2
Early Important Jewish Attorney in California,
Solomon Heydenfeldt; Kramer, William M.; 23/2
Early Nevada City Jewry: A Picture Story; 16/2
Early Sacramento Jewish Community; Gaines, Marlene
S.; 3/2
Early Stockton Jewry and Its Cantor-Rabbi Herman
Davidson, Part 1; Clar, Reva; 5/2
Early Stockton Jewry and Its Cantor-Rabbi Herman
Davidson, Part 2; Clar, Reva; 5/3
Elias Jacob of Visalia; Mitchell, Annie R.; 1/4
Faith of California’s Jewish Prisoners, 1922; Folsom
Inmate; 14/3
From a Polish Town to Gold Rush California; Brumi,
Moses; 17/1
Gentile Reproves an Anti-Semitic: Fresno, 1893; 9/4
Gold Rush Community in 1873; Goldner, J.; 9/3
Gold Rush Jewish Merchants in Shasta County,
California; Weissberg, Muriel; 22/4
Harry Jacoby of Oroville in 1891; 18/3
Hirshfelds of Kern County: A Picture Story; 15/3
Historical Outline of the Jews of Sacramento in the
Nineteenth Century; Kaplan, Bernard M.; 23/3
Isadore Meyerowitz: Pioneer Explorer of California,
Part 1; Levenson, Rosaline; 28/1
Jesse M. Levy of San Jose and the Bay Area; Klein,
Barbara; 22/4
Jew in Norris’s The Octopus; Forrey, Robert; 7/3
Jewish Acculturation in California’s San Joaquin
Valley: A Memoir; Clar, Reva; 19/1
Jewish Cemetery of Grass Valley, California; Janicot,
Pauline; 20/4
Jewish Cemetery of Nevada City, California; Janicot,
Michael; 21/1
Jewish Chicken Farmers in Petaluma, California,
1904-1975; Naftaly, Phillip; 23/3
Jewish Community of San Jose, California; Kinsey,
Stephen D.; 7/1
Jewish Community of San Jose, Part 2; Kinsey, Stephen
D.; 7/2
Northern California, continued
Jewish Participation in California Gold Rush Era
Freemasonry; Friedman, Joseph; 16/4
Jewish Photographer of the Modoc Indian War;
Palmquist, Peter E.; 22/4
Jews in the Gold Rush: Thirty-Seven Years of Jewish
Shopkeepers and Postmasters in Butte County, California; Levenson,
Rosaline; 25/3
Jews of Del Norte County, California: The Wolf Morris
Family, Part 1; Pillings, Arnold R & Patricia L.; 21/2
Jews of Del Norte County, California: The Wolf Morris
Family, Part 2; Pilling, Arnold R. & Patricia L.; 21/3
Jews of Santa Cruz: The First Eighty Years,
1854-1934; Fogelson, George J.; 14/2
Jews, Honor, and James H. Hardy; Chandler, Robert J.;
23/4
Kantorowitz Family Reunion; Clar, Reva; 23/2
Karsky of Weaverville; 15/2
Kusels of Oroville, Part 2; Levenson, Rosaline; 24/3
Kusels of Oroville: Ninety Years of Community
Leadership, Part 1; Levenson, Rosaline; 24/2
Lazar E. Blochman of San Francisco, Santa Maria and
Berkeley; Hoexter, David F. & Mary R.;13/1
Letter on Zionism; Lubin, David; 5/2
Letter to Henry Ford in 1922; Weinstock, Harry; 22/1
Life of Tzedakah, Isador Cohen of Sacramento; Stern,
Norton B.; 4/1
Majority of the California Supreme Court; Mosk,
Justice Stanley; 8/2
Mourning Observance for Abraham Lincoln by the B’nai
B’rith Lodge of Marysville, California; 1/4
My Ancestor, Aaron Cerf, Northern California Jewish
Merchant; Cerf, Dawn; 25/1
My Father was Born a Jew; Adler, Adam W.; 6/4
News from Woodland and Oroville, California in 1879;
11/2
Nickelsburg Firm of Colus and Woodland, California in
1880; 17/4
Nineteenth Century Memoir; Newmark, Helen; 6/3
Obsequies for Lincoln in Marysville, California; 24/1
Oldest Jewish Cemetery in the West: Stockton,
California; Schwartz, Mrs. David "Bea"; 1/2
Orangevale and Porterville, California Jewish Farm
Colonies; Stern, Norton B.; 10/2
Oroville’s Friesleben Family and the Friesley Falcon;
Levenson, Rosaline; 22/1
Oroville’s Jewish Cemetery: Enduring Legacy of the
Gold Rush; Levenson, Rosaline; 23/1
Pioneer of Sacramento Jewry; Stern, Norton B.; 21/4
Pioneer Jews of Contra Costa; Tornheim, William; 16/1
Pioneer Merchants of Tulare County, California;
Mitchell, Annie R.; 2/3
Rabbi Edgar F. Magnin in Stockton, 1914-1915:
Rehearsal for Los Angeles; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 17/2
Rabbi says "No"; Levy, Rabbi Leonard J.; 5/4
Reporting on the Maryville Hebrew Benevolent Society
in 1860; 10/3
Northern California, continued
Rosenbergs of Healdsburg and Santa Rosa; LeBaron,
Gaye; 23/3
Sacramento Confirmation, 1897; 15/4
Sacramento Glimpse in 1867; 18/2
Sam Hamburg: World’s Foremost Jewish Farmer;
Goldsmith, Steven R.; 10/4
Samuel Sussman Snow: A Pioneer Finds El Dorado; Clar,
Reva; 3/1
San Franciscan’s Vacation Trip in 1878; Anonymous;
6/2
Selma Gruenberg Lewis and Selma, California; Stern,
Norton B.; 18/1
Sephardic B’nai B’rith Leader: David D’Ancona;
Kramer, William M.; 21/4
Shafsky Brother of Fort Bragg; 9/1
Silk Man of San Jose: An Episode in California
Economic Development; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 21/2
Siman Newman and [ thentown of] Neuman, California;
Kahn, Edgar M.; 2/1
Sinai-Wooster Diary; Wooster, Ernest S.; 11/1
Sinsheimers of San Luis Obispo; Stern, Norton B, &
Kramer, William M.; 6/1
Southern End of the Mother Lode; Stern, Norton B.;
8/3
Theodore Solomons, An Unlikely Mountaineer; Sargent,
Shirley; 18/3
Tillie Lewis: California’s Agricultural
Industrialist; Clar, Reva; 16/1
Trouble from a Charitable Gift at Rough and Ready,
California; Stern, Norton B.; 17/3
Ukiah Murder in 1879; Stern, Norton B.; 18/3
Update to "A Baby’s Grave," of WSJH: October 1990;
Weissberg, Muriel; 23/3
Visalia, California Jewish Cemetery; Mitchell, Annie
R.; 15/3
Wahrhaftigs of California: A Picture Story; 19/1
Whistle-Stop at Stockton for John F. Kennedy; Howitt,
Fannie Sinai; 13/2
Colorado
C. E. H. Kauvar: A Sketch of a Colorado Rabbi’s Life;
Rubinoff, Michael W.; 10/4
Career of a Colorado Zionist: Rabbi C.E.H. Kauvar of
Denver; Rubinoff, Michael W.; 18/4
Colorado’s Big Little Man; Kaplan, Michael; 4/3
Colorado Family History; Berry, Hannah Shwayder; 5/3
Crisis in Conservative Judaism, Denver, 194901958;
Rubinoff, Michael W.; 12/4
Denver Committee Asks Jews to Raise $250,000; 26/2
Denver’s Legendary Joe "Awful" Coffee: 1904-1994, an
Obituary; Goldberg, Rabbi Hillel; 28/1
Denver’s Rabbi William S. Friedman: His Ideas and
Influence; Hornbein, Marjorie; 13/2
Dr. Charles Spivak of Denver: Physician, Social
Worker, Yiddish Author; Hornbein, Marjorie; 11/3
Dr. John Elsner, A Colorado Pioneer; Hornbein,
Marjorie; 13/4
Frances Jacobs: Denver’s Mother of Charities;
Hornbein, Marjorie; 15/2
Colorado, continued
From a Tubercular to a Cowboy to a Faro Dealer in
Colorado, 1890’s; Zuckerman, Robert S.; 15/4
Golda Meir House, Denver Colorado: 1998 Update;
Sturman, Gladys; 31/1
Hitler’s Gift to the University of Denver; Priebe,
Paul M. & Rubinoff, Michael W.; 9/1
Jewish Brothers of Trinidad, Colorado; Hornbein,
Marjorie; 28/2
Jews of Trinidad, Colorado: Have You Ever Heard of
Trinidad, Colorado?; 28/2
Jokers in the Republican Deck: The Political Career
of Otto Mears, 1881-1889; Kaplan, Michael; 7/4
Judith Tova Tower: Remembrance on the Colorado
Prairie, 1930-1991; Tower, Stuart F.; 31/4
Leadville in Its Heyday; 14/1
Life and Times of Denver’s Joe "Awful" Coffee;
Leppek, Chris; 28/1
Memories of the Jewish Farmers and Ranchers of
Colorado; Cowan, Max P.; 9/3
Memories of the National Jewish Hospital of Denver in
1908; Korngold, Shana; 12/2
New Synagogue in Pueblo, Colorado, 1900; 19/2
Otto Mears, Russian Jew Who Built Southwest Empire
and Fought Indians, Dead at 91; 25/4
Philip Hornbein, A Jewish New Dealer in Denver;
Abrams, Jeanne; 17/1
Reaction to Hitler by the Intermountain Jewish News
of Denver; Rubinoff, Michael W.; 9/4
Restoration of Golda Meir House by the Auroria
Foundation, Denver, Colorado, 1989; Ambrose, Larry; 30/4
Seraphine Pisko at Denver’s National Jewish Hospital,
Gender and the Origins of Philanthopic Professionalism; Toll, William;
30/1
Slight Difference of Opinion, 1900; 26/3
Synagogue for Leadville, Colorado, 1884; 16/2
Synagogue for Trinidad, Colorado, 1889; 11/1
Trinidad, Colorado’s Jewish Women: The Domestic Basis
of Community, 1889-1910; Toll, William; 28/2
Woman Who Pioneered Modern Fundraising in the West;
Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 19/4
Example 21/4 = Volume 21,
Issue #4
Hawaii
Beginning of the Organized Jewish Community of
Honolulu; Coffee, Rudolf I.; 14/4
King Kalakua’s Scroll and Pointer; Adler, Jacob; 3/3
Hawaiian King Kalakua’s Scroll and Pointer II; Adler,
Jacob & Nodel, Julius J.; 6/1
High Holy Days in Honolulu, 1919; 17/1
Honolulu Jewry in 1919; Harris, Victor; 11/3
Jewry and Judaism in the Hawaiian Islands in 1935;
Zwerin, Kenneth C.; 12/3
Jews in the Sandwich Islands; Glanz, Rudolf; 6/3
Idaho
Congregation Beth Israel, Boise, Idaho in 1899; 22/4
First Jewish Governor: Moses Alexander of Idaho;
Weyne, Arthur; 9/1
Idaho’s First Jewish Congregation; 8/3
Jews of Southeastern Idaho; Schoenburg; 18/4
Illinois
Ernestine and Louise Heller: "The Girls" in Chicago;
Steiner, Ruth Heller; 31/2
Jewish Life and Thought in an Academic Community:
University of Illinois, 1962; Cohen, Henry; 31/2
John Weinfield: First Jewish Pharmacist of Calgary,
Canada,Winfield, Stanley,30/2
Lincoln and Samuel G. Alschuler; Alschuler, Al; 11/2
State of the Union: A Brief History of Jewish
Involvement in Chicago’s Labor Movement from 1886; Weiler, N. Sue; 31/1
Kansas
Adolph Gluck, The Jewish Mayor of Wild and Wooly
Dodge City Retires; 30/2
Adolph Gluck: The Jewish Mayor of Wild and Wooly
Dodge City, Kansas; Cary, Harry L.; 29/4
Beginning of Organized Jewish Life in Kansas, 1858;
12/4
Jewish Agricultural Colonies in the West: Kansas
Example; Sapinsley, Elbert L.; 3/3
Shoot-out on the Airwaves of Dodge City, Kansas,
1983; Katchen, Alan S.; 30/3
Louisiana
James K. Gutheim: The Rabbi for Whom Louisiana Sat
"Shiva," 1886; Teplitz, Saul I.; 30/3
Minnesota
Milwaukee Childhood of Rabbi A. J. Twerski, M.D.:
Rebbe & Psychiatrist, Par Excellence; Kramer, William M.; 29/3
Minneapolis Riot of 1946: An Anti-Semitic View from
the Radical Right; Smith, Gerald L. K.,25/2
Missouri
DUNIE’S—The Missing Delicatessen, Somewhere in the
West; Epstein, David; 30/3
Nathan Frank, Jewish Congressman from Missouri;
Boxerman, Burton A.; 25/4
Remembering Isidor Bush: Pioneer St. Louis Jewish
Community Leader, Publisher, Patriot; Boxerman, Burton; 29/3
Rosa Sonneschein: Publisher from St. Louis, Attended
First Zionist Congress in Basle, Switzerland, 1897; Geffen, Dr. David;
30/3
Solving the Mystery of Dunie’s, the Missing Kosher
Delicatessen, St. Louis, 1912-1990; Hofstein, Johanna; 30/4
Montana
Billings Story: What Went Right?; Cohon, Baruch; 27/4
Helena, Montana Jewry Responds to a French Appeal in
1868; Stern, Norton B.; 11/2
Jewish Beginnings in Helena, Montana; 13/1
Montana, continued
Jews of Montana, Part 1; Kelson, Benjamin; 3/2
Jews of Montana, Part 2; Kelson, Benjamin; 3/3
Jews of Montana, Part 3; Kelson, Benjamin; 3/4
Jews of Montana, Part 4; Kelson, Benjamin; 4/1
Jews of Montana, Part 5; Kelson, Benjamin; 4/2
Nebraska
Beginnings of the Pioneer Congregation of Lincoln,
Nebraska; Newmark, Maurice. A.; 14/1
Hebraic Mortar: The Strength of a Community; Bittner,
David; 27/4
Help Needed for Cemetery Project; Nebraska Jewish
Historical Society; 31/1
Jewish Press: Captive or Critic? Nebraska Jewish
Journalism, 1916-1921; Pollack, Oliver B.; 27/1
Jews of Omaha: The First Sixty Years; Gendler, Carol;
5/3
Jews of Omaha, The First Sixty Years; Gendler, Carol;
5/4
Jews of Omaha, The First Sixty Years; Gendler, Carol;
6/1
Jews of Omaha: The First Sisty Years; Gendler, Carol;
6/2
Jews of Omaha: The First Sixty Years; Gendler, Carol;
6/3
Jews of Omaha: The First Sixty Years; Gendler, Carol;
6/4
Jews, Journalism and Reform Politics in Omaha;
Pollack, Oliver B.; 16/3
My Trans-Mississippi Grandmothers: Jewish Immigrant
Experiences in Nebraska During the Early 20th Century; Bittner, David;
30/4
Nellie Newmark of Lincoln, Nebraska: A Picture Story;
11/2
Nevada
Abram Cohn of Carson City, Nevada, Patron of Dat-So-La-Lee;
15/4
American Zion in Nevada: The Rise and Fall of an
Agricultural Colony; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 13/2
Jewish Community of a Nevada Mining Town; Stern,
Norton B.; 15/1
Letter from a Uncle in Austin, Nevada to His Nephew
in St. Louis, 1866; Newmark, Meyer Joseph; 12/2
Notes on a Virginia City Police Chief; Stern, Norton
B.; 12/1
Oldest Business in Elko, Nevada: Reinhart’s in 1958;
24/2
Problems of a Nevada Jewish Community in 1875; 8/3
Raw Ore from Nevada Diggings: Some Notes on the Jews
of Nevada; Sokobin, Samuel; 2/1
Reinharts of Nevada: A Picture Story; 19/2
Rise and Fall of the Jewish Community of Austin,
Nevada; 9/1
Reinhart & Company of Winnemucca, Nevada; 24/4
New Mexico
Dr. Sigmund Frey: Third Rabbi of Montefiore
Congregation of Las Vegas, New Mexico; Axe, Ruth Frey; 23/4
Eugene J. Stern: Merchant, Farmer and Philanthropist
of Las Cruces, New Mexico; Lease, Richard J.; 9/2
First Synagogue at Albuquerque, 1900; 11/1
Flora Langerman Spiegelberg: Grand Lady of Santa Fe;
Lawson, Michael L.; 8/4
Glimpse of Organized Jewry of Las Vegas, New Mexico
During Its Peak Years; Stern, Norton B.; 15/2
Indian Traders of the Southwest: The Danoff’s of New
Mexico; Danoff, Hyman O.; 12/4
Inquisition and the Crypto-Jewish Community; Hordes,
Stanley. M.; 24/2
Jewish Indian Chief; Rollins, Sandra Lea; 1/4
Jews of Early Los Alamos: A Memoir; Sperling, Paul;
18/4
Justice Columbus Moise of New Mexico; Stern, Norton
B.; 22/1
Las Vegas, New Mexico Attorney Leaves Town, 1890;
14/1
Modern Decendents of Conversos in New Mexico; Nidel,
David S.; 16/3
Modern Descendants of Conversos in New Mexico; Nidel,
David S.; 29/1
Sol Floersheim: Jewish Rancher and Merchant in
Northern New Mexico; Fierman, Floyd S.; 14/4
Tracking Leopold Ephraim; Rochlin, Fred, & Harriet;
1/2
Example 21/4 = Volume 21,
Issue #4
North Dakota
Central North Dakota’s Jewish Farmers in 1903; Levy,
Abraham R.; 11/1
Chanalel, North Dakota; Herscher, Uri D.; 25/3
Fargo, North Dakota’s Lonely Jewish Cemetery; Mauk,
Cathy; 26/3
History of North Dakota Jewry and Their Pioneer
Rabbi, Part 1; Papermaster, Isadore; 10/1
History of North Dakota Jewry and Their Pioneer
Rabbi, Part 2; Papermaster, Isadore; 10/2
History of North Dakota Jewry and Their Pioneer
Rabbi, Part 3; Papermaster, Isadore; 10//3
North Dakota Letter, 1897; 14/3
North Dakota Memories; Fine, Henry & Lea; 9/4
Remarkable N.D. Campaign for Jewish War Sufferers;
26/2
Ohio
American Jewish Archives; Chyet, Stanley & Sturman,
Gladys; 31/2
Jacob Rader Marcus: In Memoriam; Chyet, Stanley F.;
29/3
Statement of Purpose: The American Jewish Archives;
31/2
Oklahoma
Fascinating Jewish Holdings in the Western History
Collections, University of Oklahoma; Bonilla, Carlton & Lovett, John R.;
30/1
Leo Meyer: Oklahoma Settler and Politician; Lovett,
John R.; 26/1
Levites of Apache, Oklahoma; 24/4
Oklahoma City; Shevitz, Amy Hill; 27/2
Oklahoma, continued
Sholom Aleichem Oil Field [Oklahoma]; Geffen, Dr.
David; 25/4
Stamp of Approval: Oklahoma and Rosh Ha-Yeshiva
Bernard Revel; Horowitz, Harvey & Kramer, William M.; 18/3
Oregon
Council of Jewish Women in Portland, 1905; Blumauer,
Blanche; 9/1
David Solis-Cohen of Portland: A Patriot of Sephardic
Descent; Kramer, William M.; 29/1
David Solis-Cohen of Portland: Patriot, Pietist,
Litteratuer and Lawyer; Kramer, William M.; 14/2
Durkheimers of Oregon: A Picture Story; Glazer,
Michele; 10/3
Heroism of Portland Man; Bernstein, David A.; 26/2
History of Congregation Ahavath Achim of Portland;
Kramer, William M.; 29/1
Jacksonville, Oregon Jewish Cemetery: A Picture
Story; 23/2
JCCO: The Jewish Community of Central Oregon: Jewish
History in the Making; Seldner, Deborah; 30/2
Jews of Eugene, Oregon; Levinson, Robert; 30/1
Louis Fleischner, Oregon Pioneer; 22/4
Mayer May, Pioneer Portland Rabbi; Stern, Norton B. &
Kramer, William M.; 21/2
New Odessa Colony of Oregon, 1882-1886; Blumenthal,
Helen E.; 14/4
News from the Portland Jewish Community in 1885; 9/3
Oregon Pioneer Sigmund A. Heilner: A Picture Story;
12/1
Oregon’s Other "Jewish Town"; Bernstein, David A.;
19/2
Portland & Jacob J. Weinstein, Part 1; Feldman,
Janice J.; 29/2
Portland Girl on Woman’s Rights, 1893; Friedlander,
Alice G.; 10/2
Portland Jewry as Seen by a Minnesota Rabbi in 1884;
Wechsler, Rabbi Judah; 15/1
Portland Jewry Collects for Russian Refugees; 10/4
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise: Prophet of Portland, Oregon,
Part 1; Kramer, William M.; 27/1
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, Prophet of Portland, Oregon,
Part 2; Kramer, William M.; 27/2
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise: Prophet of Portland, Oregon,
Part 3; Kramer, William M.; 27/4
Some of the Prominent Jews of Oregon, 1898;
Voorsanger, Rabbi Jacob; 21/3
Word from Portland a Century Ago; 11/3
Zelda Mosessohn is No More; 26/3
South Dakota
Colmans and Others of Deadwood, South Dakota;
Alschuler, Al; 9/4
Rabbi and the Western Indians - 1984; Glaser, Rabbi
Joseph B.; 28/1
Texas
Alex Schwartz Looks Back at the Houston Jewish
Community, Circa 1911; Rosenzweig, Arnold; 30/4
Calvert, Texas: Two Views, 1880; 14/2
Central Texas Jewry in 1875; 13/4
Texas, continued
Changing Jewish Community of Dallas, Texas, 1959;
Goldberg, Irving L.; 31/2
Chicanos of Jewish Descent in Texas; Santos, Richard
G.; 29/1
Chicanos of Jewish Descent in Texas; Santos, Richard
G.;15/4
Dallas Jewry Engages Their First Rabbi; 8/2
Duel or Murder? A Study in Texas Assimilation;
Kallison, Frances Rosenthal; 27/4
Edgar Goldberg and Forty Years of the Texas Jewish
Herald; Stone, Bryan Edward; 30/4
First Synagogue in Dallas, Texas, 1876; 10/2
From Kempen, Poland to Hemstead, Texas: The Career of
Rabbi Heinrich Schwartz; 19/2
Galveston Immigration Movement: A 1909 Report; Cohen,
Rabbi Henry; 26/4
Galveston Movement: Its First Year; Cohen, Rabbi
Henry; 18/2
In Search of the History of the Texas Patriot, Moses
A. Levy, Part 1; Leeson, Daniel; 21/4
In Search of the History of the Texas Patriot, Moses
A. Levy, Part 2; Leeson, Daniel; 22/1
Jacob de Cordova: A Jew Deep in the Heart of Texas;
Preece, Harold; 29/2
Jacob H. Schiff’s Galveston Movement: An Experiment
in Immigration Deflection, 1907-1914; Best, Gary Dean; 31/2
Jew Views Black Education: Texas, 1890; Levy,
William; 8/4
Jewish Education in Dallas, 1879; 21/1
Jewish Story and Memories of Marshall, Texas; Kariel,
Audrey Daniels; 14/3
Letter from a Texas Pioneer; Lasker, Morris; 15/4
Letter from Galveston, Texas, 1878; 7/1
Life with Mama and Papa: Estelle and Herman Meyer of
Galveston; Marks, Marguerite Meyer; 17/3
Light in the Prairie: Temple Emanu-El of Dallas;
Cristol, Gerry; 31/1
Luling, Texas Jewish Cemetery: A Picture Story;
Salinger, Gerhard; 23/4
Memories of Rabbi Henry Cohen As I Knew Him; Marks,
Marguerite Meyer; 18/2
Neiman-Marcus: The Beginning; Hall, Linda;7/2
Pioneer Jews of Waco, Texas, Part 1; Podet, Mordechai;
21/3
Pioneer Jews of Waco, Texas, Part 2; Podet, Mordechai;
21/4
Rabbi Henry Cohen of Galveston, a 1931 Account;
Albert, David B.; 26/4
Religious Activities at the Border, 1916; 26/3
Religious Life in Dallas a Century Ago; 20/2
Remembering Edgar Goldberg: A Tribute; Horowitz,
Rabbi Henry Jacob; 30/4
Sanger Brothers and Their Role in Texas History;
Biderman, Rose G.; 28/2
Southeast Texas Picture Story; Salinger, Gerard; 24/2
Southern Rio Grande Valley: A Picture Story;
Salinger, Gerhard; 24/1
Texas Orphan, 1877; 17/4
Two Views of an International Jewish Community:
Brownsville, Texas and Matamores, Mexico; 10/4
Utah
Auerbach’s: One of the West’s Oldest Department
Stores: A Picture Story; Rudd, Hynda; 11/3
Congregation Kol Ami: Religious Merger in Salt Lake
City; Rudd Hynda; 10/4
Founding of the Jewish Community in Utah; Stern,
Norton B.; 8/1
Obituary of Moses Hirschman, 1900; 29/2
Park City, Utah, 1995: A Pioneering Western Jewish
Community; Kramer, Willam M.; 28/1
Picture Story #16: Carvalho’s Painting of Wakar,
Chief of the Utes; 7/2
Samuel Kohn, Utah’s Wunderkind; Rudd, Hynda; 13/2
Samuel Newhouse: Utah Mining Magnate and Land
Developer; Rudd, Hynda; 11/4
Sharey Tzedick: Salt Lake’s Third Jewish
Congregation; Rudd, Hynda; 8/2
Simon Bamberger, Governor of Utah; 5/4
Unsinkable Anna Marks; Rudd, Hynda; 10/3
Washington (State)
Beginnings of the Organized Jewish Community of
Tocoma, Washington; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 17/1
Washington,General Edward S. Salomon and Lincoln;
18/1
Washington,Governor of Washington Territory:
1870-1872; 17/3
Washington,Hoquiam, Washington Saga: A Picture Story;
13/2
Washington,Marcus Oppenheimer of Marcus, Washington;
Stern, Norton B.; 15/4
Washington,Morris Schneider, Pioneer Washington State
Merchant; Weissberg, Muriel; 24/4
Washington,Spokane, Washington Jewry in 1920; 24/1
Washington,Spokane Jewry in 1897; 22/3
Washington,Up and Down of Jewish Activity in Spokane,
1891-1894; 11/4
— Seattle —
Bailey Gatzert and the Bailey Gatzert (Steamboat);
Klenman, Allen; 29/3
Beauty of Sephardic Life: Personal Reflections of
Seattle’s Sam Maimon; Kramer, William M.; 29/1
Collective Oral History: Memories of Seattle; Sidell,
Loraine; 29/1
Congregation Bikur Cholim-Machzikay Hadath of
Seattle: The Beginning Years; Buttnick, Meta; 22/2
From a Pharmacist in San Bernardino to a Physician in
Seattle; Stern, Norton B.; 18/2
Herzl-Ner Tamid Conservative Congregation of Seattle:
The Beginning Years, Part 1; Buttnick, Meta; 25/3
Herzl-Ner Tamid Conservative Congregation of Seattle:
The Beginning Years, Part 2; Buttnick, Meta; 25/4
History of Seattle’s Sephardic Community; Angel,
Rabbi Marc D.; 7/1
History of the Ahavath Ahim Congregation, Club,
Auxiliary and Center; Maimon, Isaac; 29/1
Seattle, continued
Increase of Jewish Immigration: The Pacific Rim,
Seattle, 1916; 26/2
Introduction to Sephardic Synagogues of Seattle; Papo,
Joseph M.; 29/1
Jewish Landmarks in Seattle’s Pioneer Square;
Buttnick, Meta & Avner, Jane A.; 26/4
Jewish Sephardic Women’s Lives Biography—Seattle;
Clark, Nancy J. & Kaplan, Cecily; 29/1
Ohaveth Sholem: Seattle’s First Jewish Congregation;
Droker, Howard A.; 17/1
Personal and Scholarly Account: Early Sephardim in
Seattle; Angel, Marc D.; 29/1
Progress - Seattle’s Sephardic Monthly, 1934-5;
Angel, Marc D.; 29/1
Report from Seattle in 1901; 13/2
Russian Refugees Reach Seattle, 1915; 15/3
Seattle Jewish Home Through Eight Decades and Two
Families; Buttnick, Meta; 21/1
Seattle Sephardic Sisterhood, Brotherhood and Camping
Programs; 29/1
Seattle’s Bikur Cholim Machzikay Hadath; Sidell,
Lorraine; 26/2
Selected Annals of Ezra Bessaroth, Seattle’s Rhodesli
Congregation; Kramer, William M.; 29/1
Sephardic Bikur Holim, Seattle’s Turkish
Congregation: Some Landmark Remembrances of Its Formative Years;
Buttnick, Meta; 29/1
Sephardic Folk-Curing in Seattle; Firestone, Melvin
M.; 29/4
Sephardic Jews of Seattle; Sidell, Lorraine; 24/3
Sephardic Theater of Seattle Jewry; Angel, Marc D.;
29/1
Washington State Rabbi Who Came from Notre Dame;
Plotkin, Rabbi Albert; 27/1
Whoops from Washington; Avner, Jane A.; 26/1
Wyoming
Harry Gesas: Jewish Merchant in a Wyoming Coal Town;
Schoenburg, Nancy; 17/1
Jewish Homesteaders in Wyoming, 1913; Pearlstine, S.
S.; 12/1
Max Littmann: Immigrant Soldier in the Wagon Box
Fight; Keenan, Jerry; 6/2
Wyoming Incident of 1885; 22/3
Midwest United States
Overview of Jewish Farm Settlements in the Heartland
of America; Sanford-Rikoon, J.; 29/3
Northwest United States
Bob Marshall: Wilderness Advocate; Bernstein, David
A.; 13/1
Girl Rabbi of the Golden West: The Adventurous Life
of Ray Frank, Part 1; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 18/2
Girl Rabbi of the Golden West: The Adventurous Life
of Ray Frank, Part 2; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 18/3
Girl Rabbi of the Golden West: The Adventurous Life
of Ray Frank, Part 3; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 18/4
Pacific Northwest Jewry in 1888; 12/4
Southwest United States
Political Letter of 1875; Nordhoff, Charles; 19/3
Cost Codes in the Southwest; Fierman, Floyd S.; 13/3
Crypto-Jews of the American Southwest; Alexy, Trudi;
27/1
Crypto-Jews of the American Southwest; Alexy, Trudi;
29/1
Fifty-four Years on the Southwest Frontier: Nathan
Benjamin Appel in New Mexico, Arizona and Southern California; Lamb,
Blaine P.; 16/1
Heyman Mannasse: An Arizona and San Diego Saga;
Karsh, Audrey R.; 13/1
Inquisition and the Crypto-Jewish Community in
Colonial New Spain and New Mexico; Hordes, Stanley M.; 29/1
Introduction to "Crypto-Jews"; Kramer, William M.;
29/1
United States, General
Bibliography on Crypto-Jews; Kramer, William M.; 29/1
Bubbe-Misehs Can be True, A Memoir; Clar, Reva; 21/2
Early Interest Which Preceded the Establishment of
Jewish Farm Colonies; Stern, Norton B.; 23/3
False Jewish Ancestry of Franklin Delano Roosevelt:
An Anti-Semitic Pamphlet Distributed 1940; 30/4
Immigrant and Ethnic Family Folklore; Siporin, Steve;
22/3
Major Role of Polish Jews in the Pioneer West; Stern,
Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 8/4
Polish Preeminance in Nineteeth Century Jewish
Immigration: A Review Essay; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 17/2
Pre-Israel Diplomat on an American Mission,
1869-1870; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 8/2
Roosevelt—The Righteous; Neches, Rabbi Dr. S.M.; 30/1
War Hero and Distinguished Public Servant: Howard
Sidney Lapin; Lapin-Haines, Louise; 29/2
What’s the Matter with Warsaw?; Stern, Norton B. &
Kramer, William M.; 17/4
Where the Jewish Press Was Distributed in Pre-Civil
War in America; Glanz, Rudolf; 5/1
Western States, General
Discovery of America: Two Judeo-Spanish Versions of
the Event; Millwitzky, William; 28/3
1869 Jewish Standard for Gentile Behavior: A Review
Essay; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 9/3
Anti-Semitism and the Jewish Image in the Early West;
Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 6/2
Chasing an Elusive Dream: Charles Spivak and the
Jewish Agricultural Settlement Movement in America; Abrams, Jeanne; 18/3
Chinese-Jewish Relations in the Far West: 1850-1950,
Part 1; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 21/1
Chinese-Jewish Relations of the Far West: 1850-1950,
Part 2; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 21/2
Clars of Colorado and California: A Picture Story;
12/3
Colorado Homesteader and Los Angeles Investor: A
Picture Story; 14/4
Congregations and the Rabbis in the West Compared
with Those in England, 1907; Nieto, Rabbi Jacob; 12/4
First Fund-Raisers for the Hebrew Union College in
the Far West; 8/1
Frank Lloyd Wright: Jews, and the West, Part 1;
Goodwin, George M.,30/2
Frank Lloyd Wright: Jews, and the West, Part 2;
Goodwin, George M.; 30/3
French Jews in the Early West: An Aristocratic
Cousinhood; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 13/4
From Ocean to Ocean in 1878,14/3
Guide to California Jewish History; Stern, Norton B.
& Kramer, William M.; 24/4
Introduction to "The Sephardic Experience: Seattle &
Portland, plus Crypto-Jews of the Southwest"; Kramer, William M.; 29/1
Jews Among the Indians; Leppek, Chris; 26/1
Jews Among the Indians: The Evolution of an Idea;
Marks, Melvin L.; 20/3
Jews and American Indians, A Bibliographical Record;
23/2
Letters of 1852-1864 Sent to Rabbi Isaac Lesser of
Phidelphia from the Far West; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.;
20/1
Mountain West as a Jewish Frontier; Rudd, Hynda; 13/3
Nissim Nat Barocas (1921-1996), Seattle, Portland and
Los Angeles, An Obituary; Israel, Jack; 28/4
Obituaries of Historical Interest; 30/3
Obituaries, Some Jewish Women of the West; 30/1
Obituaries: Some Men and Women of the West; 30/2
Passover and the American West: The American Heritage
Haggadah; Geffen, Dr. David; 30/3
Polish Jews in Posen and in the Early West; Stern,
Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 10/4
Problems in Jewish Military Service Research, Part 1;
Dubow, Sylvan Morris; 2/2
Problems in Jewish Military Service Research, Part 2;
Dubow, Sylvan Morris; 4/3
Rabbi Abraham Blum: From Alsace to New York by Way of
Texas and California, Part 1; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 12/1
Rabbi Abraham Blum: From Alsace to New York by Way of
Texas and California, Part 2; Clar, Reva & Kramer, William M.; 12/2
Some Warts on the Face of Early Western Jewry; 14/1
Stars of David: A Picture Story; Melnick, Mimi; 16/3
View from West of the Hudson; Stern, Norton B. &
Kramer, William M.; 12/2
Western Journal of Isaac Meyer Wise, Part 1; Wise,
Rabbi Isaac Meyer; 4/3
Western Journal of Isaac Meyer Wise, Part 2; Wise,
Rabbi Isaac Meyer; 4/4
Western Journal of Isaac Mayer Wise, Part 3; Wise,
Rabbi Isaac Meyer; 5/1
Western Journal of Isaac Mayer Wise, Part 4.,Wise,
Rabbi Isaac Meyer,5/2
Western Picture Parade; 8/1 through 24/2
Western Rabbis Remove Their Robes; 26/1
Zionist Discussion in 1904; 9/4
Canada
— General —
Jewish Minister, David Arnold Croll, Awarded Cabinet
Post in Liberal Sweep, 1934; Philipson, Abner; 31/1
Jewish Beginnings in the Canadian Far West, 1858+;
Stern, Norton B.; 30/4
Jewish Farmers of Western Canada, Part 1; Leonoff,
Cyril E.; 16/1
Jewish Farmers of Western Canada, Part 2; Leonoff,
Cyril E.; 16/3
Jewish Farmers of Western Canada, Part 3; Leonoff,
Cyril E.; 16/4
My Canadian Jewish Childhood; Hall, Monty; 26/6
Tribute to Canadian Small Town Jews, Past and
Present; 30/3
Western Canadian Jewish Farmers: a 1908 Report; 9/4
Western Canadian Report of 1859; 9/1
Alberta
85 Years in Southern Alberta; Bercovich, Max; 26/3
John Weinfield: First Jewish Pharmacist of Calgary,
Canada; Winfield, Stanley; 30/2
British Columbia
Abraham Levi: Father of Victoria Jewry; Shook, Robert
W.; 9/2
Beginnings in the Canadian Far West; Stern, Norton
B.; 21/1
Pioneers Contribute to Build Western Canada’s First
Synagogue, 1862-1863; Klenman, Allan; 22/3
Cyril Leonoff: British Columbia Historian; Ferman,
David; 26/3
First Jewish Settler of British Columbia; Stern,
Norton B.; 16/3
Frederick Landsberg: A Pioneer Indian Art Dealer in
Victoria, Canada; Hawker, Ronald, W.; 23/2
Harry L. Salmon of Victoria; Leonoff, Cyril E.; 22/4
Leonard Frank of British Columbia: Artist of
Photography: A Picture Story; Klenman, Allan; 18/4
Letters from the Front During the Great War; Leonoff,
Cyril E.; 23/4
Murder on the North Trail: Jewish Merchants in the
Cariboo, Early 1860’s; Elliot, Marie; 23/2
Pioneer Jewish Merchants of Vancouver Island;
Leonoff, Cyril E.; 13/1
Pioneer of the Soft Drink Industry in Western Canada;
Stern, Norton B.; 22/3
Simon Leiser, Principal Merchant of Vancouver Island;
Leonoff, Cyril E.; 27/4
Vancouver Jewish Life: 1886-1986; Leonoff, Cyril E.;
19/4
Vancouver Jewish Life: 1886-1986, Part 2; Leonoff,
Cyril E.; 20/1
Victoria, Vancouver Island: Birth of a Jewish
Community; Leonoff, Cyril E.; 24/4
Saskatchewan
Hirsch Farm Settlement in Saskatchewan; 12/4
Jewish Pioneer Settlements in Saskatchewan, Canada,
1884+; Arnold, A.J.; 31/1
Starting a Jewish Cemetary in Saskatchewan, Canada;
Lander, Clara; 31/2
Winnipeg
Peddler’s Plight: A View from Winnipeg; Cheil, Arthur
A.; 29/2
Yukon Territory
First Jewish Services at Dawson, Yukon Territory,
1898; Rosener, Charles S.; 11/2
Dawson City, Klondike Jewish Cemetery; Kagen, Norman
Eli; 31/4
Jews in the Yukon Territory and their Cemetery;
Stern, Norton B.; 14/4
Mexico
Bernsteins of Baja, California: A Gallery Story; 7/2
Daniel Levy: Entrepreneur in Mexico; 8/4
German Jew in Liberal Mexico: Isidoro Epstein,
1851-1894; Krause, Corinne; 9/1
Interesting Accounts of the Travels of Abraham
Abrahamsohn, Part 2 Abrahamsohn, Abraham; Abrahamsohn, Abraham; 1/4
Jewish Colony in Baja, California: A Half Century of
Hope and Frustration; Stern, Norton B. & Kramer, William M.; 22/4
Letter from Mexico in 1908, Part 2; Zielonka, Martin;
12/4
Letters from Mexico in 1908; Zielonka, Martin; 12/3
Look at Life in Mexico Through Jewish Periodicals,
1859-1879; Krause, Corinne; 7/4
Louis Mendelson: Baja California Statesman; Chaput,
Donald; 19/2
Sr. Arnold Belkin: Mexican Jewish Artist from
Calgary, Canada: A Memoir of the Artist, Part 1; Kramer, William M.;
26/3
Sr. Arnold Belkin: Mexican Jewish Artist from
Calgary, Canada: A Memoir of the Artist, Part 2; Kramer, Willaim M.;
26/4
Two Views of an International Jewish Community:
Brownsville, Texas and Matamoros, Mexico; 10/4
Viva Pancho Villa?; 12/1
Pacific Rim, etc.
Australia
Interesting Accounts of the Travels of Abraham
Abrahamsohn, Part 3; Abrahamsohn, Abraham; 2/1
Interesting Accounts of the Travels of Abraham
Abrahamsohn, Part 4; Abrahamsohn; 2/2
Brazil
Crypto-Jews of Brazil: Finding Our Lost Brothers and
Sisters; Benveniste, Arthur; 29/3
China
Jewish Diaspora in China: Report on a Conference at
Harvard; Lesser, Stephen O.; 25/1
China, continued
Jews of Singapore; Glick, Terrys O.; 25/2
Letter and a Jewish Article in Chinese; 26/2
Out of China: Pearl S. Buck’s Solution to the Jewish
Problem; Bittner, David; 26/1
Tsingtao, China: Another Jewish Community on the
Pacific Rim; Pulverman, Heinz J.; 28/1
India
News Items from the Exotic East, 1934; 31/1
Sukkah in India: Back from Buddah, Azriel Cohen’s
Outreach; Jacobs, Andrea; 31/1
Japan
Beit Shalom Visitor Centers in Japan; Harrison,
Donald H.; 30/2
Japanese Believe They Belong to Lost Tribe; Bellos,
Susan; 26/2
Raphael Schoyer: A California Sephardic Jew Becomes
Mayor of Yokohama; Kramer, William M.; 28/3
New Zealand
Yom Kippur in 1868; 19/3
Rabbinic Student Visits New Zealand, 1914; Franklin,
Harvey B.; 14/2
Panama
Jews of Panama, 1913; Dobrin, A. E.; 11/3
Tahiti
Jew Who Married into the Royal Family of Tahiti;
Cowen, Ida G.; 25/4
Third World
Judaism Against a Backdrop of Life in Third World
Countries: A View from the American West; Gray, Hope Anker & Fogelson,
George J.; 30/1
