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Pulitzer Prizes Awarded In 1926 To American Works And Journalists
New York May 3 The Pulitzer awards for 1926 were announced with emphasis on journalism and literature. Winners include John T Rogers of the St. Louis Post Dispatch for exposure of Judge George English leading to his resignation, Boston Herald editor F Lauriston Bullard for Was Submit, and Paul Green for Abraham's Bosom reflecting stage influence on morals. Présentation also lists Bemis for Pinckney's Treaty, Louis Broomfield for Early Autumn, Emory Halloway for Whitman and Interpretation, and Leonora Speyer for Fiddler's Barewell.
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New York
Northeast
East
Middlewest
South
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
University
Canton
Don R. Melett
Ameri
Aod
John T. Rogers
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
George “English
United States Senate
Boston Herald
F. Lauriston Bullard
Sacco-Vanzetti
Nelson Harding
Brooklyn ‘Eagle
League of Nations
Ine Abraham
Paul Green
University of North Carolina
New -York
Sarah’ Flagg. Bemis
History Department
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
United States
Mansfield
Washington
Lincoln
Whitman
Emory Halloway
Adelphi College
Brooklyn
Leonora Speyer