Topics:

1. Politics
   • Republican era, McNary-Haugen, isolationism, Al Smith
2. Consumerism
   • Henry Ford, Bruce Barton, Alfred Sloan, Lost Generation, Sinclair Lewis, Samuel Insull
3. Media
   • Radio, KDKA, NBC, Henry Luce, flapper, magazine revolution, Valentino, Paul Whiteman, Louis Armstrong
4. Secularism
   • Harry Emerson Fosdick, Margaret Sanger, Alice Paul
5. Leisure
   • Baseball, Coney Island, The Jazz Singer, dance halls, Movie Palace
6. Urbanism
   • Al Capone, ACLU, The Harlem Renaissance
7. Corporatism
   • Andrew Mellon, American Farm Bureau, Will Hays
8. Conflict
   • KKK, prohibition, antisemitism, fundamentalism
   • Henry vs. Edsel Ford and Ruth vs. Cobb and Darrow vs. Bryan

Local:

• Biographies: William Borah and Charles Dawes and Eugene Debs and Edward Doheny and Marcus Garvey and Cordell Hull and Charles Evans Hughes and Frank B. Kellogg and Billy Mitchell and Andrew Mellon and A. Phillip Randolph and Henry Stimson and Owen D. Young
• Border Revolution 1910-1920 by Cindy Baxman
• Filmnotes include The Jazz Singer and The Murder of Mary Phagan and Gentleman's Agreement and Between the Wars
• Fourth Marines in China 1927-41 by Ron Moss
• Moffett Field
• Movie Palace
• Oil and the Mideast
• Recording Technology History includes New Popular Music and Radio History
• Republican Normalcy and Republican Isolationism
• Sacco and Vanzetti ballad by Joan Baez and links
• Social History links
• Sports History links
• Versailles Treaty and World War II Timeline
• Women Reformers
• 1919 Transcontinental Motor Convoy
• 1919 First Flight Across the Atlantic

On the Web:

• American Jewish Historical Society
• American Roots Music website for PBS 4-part film of 2001
• Baseball Ballparks
• Baseball Libraryincludes the books The Ballplayers, by Mike Shatzkin and The Baseball Chronology, edited by James Charlton, and the 12 "Baseball's Greatest Teams."
• Calvin Coolidge: 30th President of the United States from the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation.
• Calvin Coolidge Era and the Consumer Economy, 1921-1929: Prosperity and Thrift from American Memory includes Guide to topics
• Chamizal National Memorial in El Paso Texas
• Charles W. Cushman Photograph Collectionfrom the Digital Library Program at Indiana University includes 14,500 color slides of Charles Cushman taken between1938 and 1969.
• Chicago Daily News Photographs 1902-1933 from American Memory
• Chinese in California, 1850-1925 from American Memory includes 8000 digitized items.
• Coffin Nails: The Tobacco Controversy in the 19th Century from HarpWeek
• Duke Ellington from Redhot Jazz
• Evolution for John Doe: Pictures, the Public, and the Scopes Trial Debate by Constance Clark, Journal of American History, 87 (March 2001), 1275­1301.
• Famous American Trials from Doug Linder of the University of Missouri-Kansas City Law School
• George and Ira Gershwin Official Site from the Gershwin estate.
• Harlem Renaissance from Jill Diesman
• Jackie Robinson from American memory
• KDKA web site
• Louis Armstrong from Red Hot Jazz Archive
• Louis Armstrong from Jazz website for PBS film
• Louis Armstrong Archives official website
• Margaret Sanger Papers Project from NYU
• Presidential Elections 1860-1928 from Britannica.com
• Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture includes Harlem 1900-1940 and Louis Armstrong Jazz Oral History Project
• Sinclair Lewis
• Solemates: The Century in Shoes from the Marketing Store
• Teapot Dome scandal from Yahoo

References:

• "Gastonia NC mill known for bloody 1929 strike faces wrecking ball," article by Paul Nowell, Associated Press, June 15, 1997
• "Tulsa panel seeks truth from 1921 race riot" article from CNN, August 3, 1999, with pictures.
• "Old portrait encourages searchers for lesbian memorabilia," article by Demian Bulwa, San Francisco Examiner, July 19, 2000.
• "A Lynching, a List and Reopened Wounds," article by Kathy Sawyer, Washington Post, June 20, 2000, A1.
• "Teacher, school square off on evolution," article by Amy C. Rea, Boston Globe, Sept. 3, 2000
• 'Bamboozled': Trying On Blackface in a Flirtation With Fire," film review by Stephen Holden, New York Times, October 6, 2000.