Pikes Peak Library District's Regional History Series
 PPLD's Special Collections 
  • Home
  • 2019 Symposium
    • Schedule & Presentations
  • Writing Tips
  • Publishing Tips
  • Books
  • DVDs
  • more . . .
    • Subscribe
    • Pikes Peak Pastcast
    • Contact
    • 2018 Symposium >
      • 2018 Symposium Schedule & Presentations
      • 2018 Symposium Presenters & Contributors
      • 2018 Call for Proposals
    • 2017 Symposium >
      • 2017 Symposium Schedule & Presentations
      • 2017 Symposium Presenters & Contributors
      • 2017 Call for Proposals
    • 2016 Symposium >
      • 2016 Symposium Schedule
      • 2016 Symposium Presentations
      • 2016 Symposium Presenters
      • 2016 Call for Proposals
      • 2017 Call for Proposals
    • 2015 Symposium >
      • Schedule
      • Presentations
      • Presenters
      • 2015 Call for Proposals
      • Proposal/Presenting Tips
    • 2014 Symposium >
      • Schedule
      • Presentations
      • Presenters
      • 2014 Call for Proposals
      • Proposal Guidelines
    • 2013 Symposium >
      • Schedule
      • Presenters
    • Previous Symposia
    • What's New
    • Zotero CSL style for Regional History Series publications
    • Newsletter Archives
    • Oh! Oh! I know that!

Citing newspapers

2/4/2013

 
Newspaper titles freqeuntly changed and sometimes weekly, daily, and evening editions coexisted making it difficult to identify correct titles in text and citations. Use the Library of Congress U.S. Newspaper Directory 1690-Present to determine the correct title for your citation. Below is the fomat for the notes with examples.

    1. [Author if identified], [Headline in quotes], [Newspaper in italics (first mention identify location)], [Month (spelled out) Day, Year].
    
    1. Carol McGraw, "Security Boosted at City Offices," Gazette (Colorado Springs), February 2, 2013.

Omit the author and headline if not available.

    2. Out West (Colorado Springs), March 23, 1872.

Comments are closed.

    Writing Tips

    Tips for writing Regional History Series papers

    Categories

    All
    Citations
    Illustrations
    Notes
    Redlaser
    Style
    Submissions
    Turabian
    Websites
    Zotero

    Archives

    April 2014
    May 2013
    April 2013
    February 2013
    January 2013
    September 2012
    July 2012

    Picture

    RSS Feed

The Pikes Peak Library District's Regional History Series chronicles the unique and often undocumented history of Colorado and the Rocky Mountain West.

Contact

Subscribe