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short stories, which included Witwer's "The Chickasha Bone Crusher", reviewer Sybil S. Steinberg praised the "near-forgotten" Witwer, calling him one of "America's wittiest idiomatic stylists".
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in Los Angeles, on August 9, 1929, the lawsuit had not been settled. Witwer's widow pursued the lawsuit and won a judgement against Lloyd in November 1930. On appeal, the
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Witwer relocated to California in 1926 to regain his health, which he apparently did, remaining in good health until he fell ill in May 1929.
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Most notable during his lifetime for his baseball and boxing stories, Witwer wrote some 400 stories and articles for magazines and some 125
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By the early 1920s, Witwer's works were starting to be filmed, with nearly 30 film credits recorded by the
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were based on his works, most from the mid-1920s to 1930, the year after Witwer's death.
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Love and Learn: The Story of a Telephone Girl Who Loved Not Too Well But Wisely
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Steinberg, Sybil S. (September 1999). "Boxing's Best Short Stories".
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by 1925. In May 1925, his income was reportedly more than that of
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throughout his career. In a 1999 review of an anthology of
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overturned the ruling and Witwer's widow received nothing.
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In the mid-1920s, Witwer collaborated on two newspaper
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in April 1929 for $ 2,300,000 over Lloyd's 1925 film
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Sherwood, R. E. (May 14, 1925). "the SILENT DRAMA".
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Harry Charles Witwer

Athens, Pennsylvania
cartoonist
film shorts
Athens, Pennsylvania
Saint Joseph's College
Philadelphia
prize fighter
soda jerk
Broadway
Brooklyn Eagle
New York American
New York Mail
The Sun
Yonkers, New York
Internet Movie Database
intertitles
silent film
World War I
Collier's
war correspondent
McClure's
Ring Lardner
comic strips
Tim Early
Paul Robinson
Wesley Morse
Harold Lloyd
The Freshman

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