Hugh C. Weir
Also known as
Hugh Cosgro WeirHugh C WeirHugh WeirWeir, Hugh C
> Hugh Cosgro Weir (1884-1934) was born in Illinois but moved to Ohio where he worked as a journalist at the young age of 16 in Springfield. He also began writing screenplays early on, but eventually set up his own combo advertising agency and magazine publishing house. He was a prolific writer of pulp short stories but is mainly known today for his anthology published in 1914, <a href=https://archive.org/details/missmadelynmack00massgoog/> *Miss Madelyn Mack, Detective*</a>.
Born 1884-01-01
Died 1934-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2388460A
Top Subjects
- Panama Canal (Panama) (1)
- Periodicals (1)
- Motion pictures (1)
Books by Hugh C. Weir
Total count: 6
The conquest of the Isthmusthe men who are building the Panama canal--their daily lives, perils, and adventuresG. P. Putnam's sons1909-01-01
With the flag at Panamaa story of the building of the Panama CanalW.A. Wilde Company1911-01-01
"Cinders," the young apprentice of the steel millsW. A. Wilde company1914-01-01-
Miss Madelyn Mack, detectiveThe Page Company1914-01-01
The young telephone inventorW. A. Wilde company1917-01-01
The New movie magazineTower magazines incorporated1929-01-01