41. Cartoon Drawings: Creators/Related Names: 5 mccutcheon, john T. (john Tinney), 18701949, artist. mccutcheon,john T. (john Tinney), 1870-1949, artist, copyright claimant. http://lcweb2.loc.gov/pp/cdAuthors05.html

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43. John McCutcheon Books 7. Books History of Indiana By john T. mccutcheon January, 2002, eBroadcast sPrice Price not available All prices in US dollars. http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/cgi-bin/buy/online-mode-books-search_type-AuthorSea

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44. McCutcheon, John Tinney mccutcheon, john Tinney, mukuch un Pronunciation Key. mccutcheon, johnTinney , 1870–1949, American cartoonist, b. Tippecanoe co., Ind. http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0830866.html

HOTWORDS CITE PRINT EMAIL in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... D-Day Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map Also from Infoplease Search Infoplease Info search tips Search Biographies Bio search tips Encyclopedia McCutcheon, John Tinney [m u u n] Pronunciation Key McCutcheon, John Tinney , American cartoonist, b. Tippecanoe co., Ind. He had been associated with the Chicago Record and Record-Herald when in 1903 he joined the staff of the Chicago Tribune, remaining with that paper until he retired (1945). He was war correspondent during the Spanish-American and Boer wars, during the Mexican expedition in 1914, and during World War I. In 1931 he won the Pulitzer Prize for one of his cartoons, A Wise Economist Asks a Question. Several collections of his cartoons have been published. The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, McCumber, Porter James McDonald Observatory Related content from HighBeam Research on: John Tinney McCutcheon Advertising the Southwest.

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48. John McCutcheon Collection Description -- Purdue Libraries The john T. mccutcheon Collection a description. john T. mccutcheon was bornMay 6, 1870, on a farm near South Raub, Tippecanoe county, Indiana. http://www.lib.purdue.edu/spcol/mccutcheon.html

Your Library Account Interlibrary Loan Course Reserves Hours ... Map Special Collections Homepage About the Library Map / Floorplan Our Collections ... Contact Us RELATED LINKS: John T McCutcheon papers (Syracuse University collection) The John T. McCutcheon Collection - a description John Tinney McCutcheon (1870-1949). John T. McCutcheon was born May 6, 1870, on a farm near South Raub, Tippecanoe county, Indiana. His parents were Captain John Barr McCutcheon, a Civil War veteran who later became the Sheriff of Tippecanoe county, and Clara Glick McCutcheon. He graduated from Purdue University with a B.S. degree in 1889, where he is credited with being one of the founding chapter members of the first Purdue fraternity, Sigma Chi. His first job was with the Chicago Morning News (later renamed the Chicago Record , and later-still the Chicago Record-Herald ). He began doing front page cartoons in 1895, and joined the Chicago Tribune in 1903. He continued there until he retired in 1946, doing front page cartoons and the occasional article, although he is best known for his political cartoon work which began with the Presidential campaign of 1896.

49.  John McCutcheon, Storied Ground All that said, I have to say that john mccutcheon on disc isn t nearlyas interesting as john mccutcheon in concert. At least, that s http://www.greenmanreview.com/mccutcheon.html

John McCutcheon, Storied Ground (Rounder 1999) John McCutcheon is one of America's great traveling troubadours. For a quarter of a century, he has criss-crossed the country and circled the globe, delivering his signature brand of thoughtful, heartfelt, folk music. In that time, he has averaged about an album a year, and Storied Ground is a worthy addition to McCutcheon's canon. McCutcheon first became known as a virtuoso on the hammer dulcimer, which in the late Seventies when he started touring and recording with it, was something of an exotic instrument. He still occasionally takes one on tour, though it doesn't put in an appearance on this CD. McCutcheon does play didgeridoo on a couple of tracks here to good effect. Anyone who likes folk music at all should see a McCutcheon performance at least once. The man is a consummate performer for the whole family in fact, when he hits a town he often will play a kids' concert in the afternoon and a public show that night. He's a master at engaging kids of all ages, and bringing out the kid in every adult, with participatory songs like "I Like Peanut Butter," and a routine in which he coaxes the crowd into making sound effects that resemble a rainstorm. He is also a master story-teller who can hold a crowd of all ages in rapt attention. And he's tremendously skilled at playing the hammer dulcimer, guitar, banjo, and piano, so there's plenty of variety in his set.

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51. Profile Cartoons, 1910; Dawson III, Fortune Hunter, 1912; The Restless Age;and An Heir at Large. john T. mccutcheon died June 10, 1949. http://www.depauw.edu/library/archives/ijhof/inductees/mccutcheonj.htm

John T. McCutcheon Inducted 1981 John Tinney McCutcheon, the Pulitzer prize-winning cartoonist, was born on a farm near South Raub in Tippecanoe County, the son of John Barr and Clara (Glick) McCutcheon. He received a B.S. from Purdue in 1889 and a D.H.L. in 1926. He was granted a L.L.D. from Notre Dame in 1931 and a D.H.L. from Northwestern University in 1943. He married Evelyn Shaw January 20, 1917 and had four children: John T., Evelyn, Shaw and Barr. He worked at The Chicago Record from 1889-1901 and at The Chicago Record-Herald from 1901-1903. He then started with The Chicago Tribune July 1, 1903 and worked there until he retired from active work in 1946. His first political cartoon work started in the campaign of 1896. He started on a trip around the world on the dispatch boat McCullough in January 1898, and was on that vessel in the war against Spain and in the battle of Manila Bay. He traveled the world extensively and especially with many of the European armies in the battles of World War I. He participated in exhibitions for wild game, crossing deserts, riding in zepplins across the Atlantic or covering occupied countries.

52. People - Irish Narrow Gauge ? McCurdy, ? 19231926 GCT Manager, secretary; 1926.08 retired due to illhealth. !? mccutcheon, Alan. ? McFarland, john T. 1950- director, L LSR. !? http://www.trainweb.org/i3/people_mc.htm

Irish Narrow Gauge - People - Mc a b c d ... people McAdam, Joseph 1899-: labourer and coalman, locomotive repairs dept, CVR McAdams, Robert -1888: Collen Brothers 1888-1895: permanent-way inspector, McAdams, Simpson : driver, McAdoo, William Henry - : GNR: stationmaster, Dundalk : assistant traffic manager 1890-1916: Arigna Mining Co: secretary : traffic manager 1922.02.24: died McAree, Joseph 1936-: labourer, carriage and wagon dept, CVR Macartney, J. W. Ellison 1885-1898: chairman, board of directors, CVR McCabe, George 1892: stationmaster: Passage McCallion, John CDR : motorman photos: [ LYWDR c-5-p66-1959.06 ] 1916: engineer, McCarthy, Denis father of Mick foreman platelayer, McCarthy, Eugene 1898: stationmaster: Blackrock McCarthy, John George -1890-: county surveyor, West Riding, Co. Cork McCarthy, Mick son of Denis foreman ganger, McCarthy, Thomas 1886: stationmaster: Blackrock McClintock, John : director McClintock, Thompson Macky : director McClure, David N. 1922-1940: mechanical engineer, CVR 1928-1940: general manager, CVR photos: [ DCVJJ b-5-p21-1932.12 ]

53. John McCutcheon, Supper's On The Table ... Everybody Come In which john is known political songs and children s songs just don t seem to Ifyou like folk music, and especially if you like john mccutcheon, you re http://www.rambles.net/mccutcheon_supper01.html

John McCutcheon, Supper's on the Table ... Everybody Come In (Rounder, 2001) This recording in the Rounder Heritage collection is intended to be a cross-section of John McCutcheon's work in order to present the artist as a person worthy of legend status. As such, there's little point in reviewing each tune, since all but two have appeared on previous recordings. The real question is, does this collection truly represent John McCutcheon? There's certainly an even selection with John playing most of the instruments for which he's known acoustic and slide guitars, hammered dulcimer, autoharp, mandolin, banjo and didgeridoo, although there is no fiddle. There's also a fair representation of accompanists with internationally recognized folks like Michael Aharon on piano and organ, Pete Kennedy on guitar, John D'Earth on trumpet and Seamus Egan on Irish whistle, flutes and uilleann pipes. And given that the list of internationally known folk musicians with whom McCutcheon has played is probably longer than your arm, this is really a short list. On the other hand, when you've only got room for 17 selections, you can't have it all, and these musicians represent McCutcheon's "inner core" of accompanists. McCutcheon's subject areas are not limited to one genre, either, and several of these are represented as well. There are family-oriented songs, such as "Calling All the Children Home" (from

54. John McCutcheon, Storied Ground john mccutcheon, Storied Ground (Rounder, 1999). By the time I got to johnmccutcheon s newest release, Storied Ground, I wasn t expecting much. http://www.rambles.net/mccutch_ground.html

John McCutcheon, Storied Ground (Rounder, 1999) By the time I got to John McCutcheon's newest release, Storied Ground , I wasn't expecting much. I'd waded through offerings that I couldn't connect with to save my life, barring a few exceptions, and really wasn't looking for much of a difference in this one. Boy, was I wrong. From the first afro-centric drumbeats, and on through the first song, "Jericho," which chronicles the events that made Rosa Parks a famous woman, I was drawn in like a fish on a hook. It was engaging, hard to ignore music that worked its way into my head for both the composition and the lyrics. Lyrics that prove that a song doesn't have to be all about the chords it can be about an idea. If all the facts are on the table, Storied Ground starts out as a fantastic CD and fades slowly into a good one. The songs at the beginning are much more memorable than some of the bland ones at the end. The music gets progressively simpler as the album goes on, but the quality of the lyrics, and the voice behind them, remains consistent. It is glaringly obvious that the man is passionate an activist as well as an artist. And what of that voice? McCutcheon has a rich voice that lends itself well to the genre, clear enough that you can understand his point (the words), but pleasing enough that you don't want to immediately turn it off. Sometimes emotion-filled, other times light and ironic, he's able to let you know what the song is about just by tone.

55. The Pumpkin Man: Autumn Song With Lyrics john mccutcheon performs this song on Autumnsongs. But now it doesn t lookat all. Like what it did last spring. Hey, won t somebody tell me. http://www.songsforteaching.com/JMCPumpkin.html

Songs for Teaching See all of our Songs About the Seasons The Pumpkin Man John McCutcheon Listen to John McCutcheon perform this song. John McCutcheon /Appalsongs (ASCAP). Reprinted with permission. John McCutcheon performs this song on Autumnsongs Available from and Amazon.com October I brought in pumpkins for the kids to carve and one of the children, growing up in an urban setting with no yard or garden, had never seen an uncarved pumpkin and had no idea what it was. Stranded in a waiting room There's something in my garden So big and orange and round It started just a little seed When I stuck it in the ground But now it doesn't look at all Like what it did last spring Hey, won't somebody tell me What the heck you call this thing? Chorus: Oh, the pumpkin man With a big, round head Smile so bright And eyes so red I with jack-o-lanterns hung from the sky And the seas were made of pumpkin pie My mommy and my daddy My dog and my pal, John Ran out to the garden To see what was going on My daddy called it spice John just laughed and my dog just barked and jumped up once or twice Chorus Chorus So now I grow up pumpkins For my neighbors all around But still I just don't understand How they get so big and round John just laughs and my dog just barks And I like that best of all.

56. John McCutcheon's "Phobias" -- Using Songs To Teach Vocabulary Reprinted with permission. john mccutcheon and students of Burnely MoranSchool perform this song on Family Garden. Life isn t easy for me. http://www.songsforteaching.com/Phobias.html

@import url(http://www.homestead.com/~media/elements/Text/font_styles.css); Songs for Teaching See all of our Songs that Build Reading Skills Phobias John McCutcheon and Ms. Yadlowsky's Fourth Grade Class, Burnley Moran School Listen to John McCutcheon and Burnley Moran School students perform this song. John McCutcheon John McCutcheon and students of Burnely Moran School perform this song on Family Garden Available from and Amazon.com The fear of water: The fear of germs: Fear of small places: Fear of large places: hydrophobia microphobia claustrophobia agoraphobia Chorus: So many things to be afraid of Life isn't easy for me. What are my phobias made of? Things that I can't even see! The fear of blushing: The fear of animals: The fear of spiders: Fear of the dark: Chorus The fear of pigs: The fear of greasy food: The fear of spirits: The fear of studying: Chorus The fear of telephones: The fear of bullies: The fear of school lunch: The fear of fears is Chorus erythrophobia zoophobia arachnophobia nyctophobia hogaphobia fataphobia ghostaphobia homeworkaphobia phonaphobia meanaphobia fakefoodaphobia phobiaphobia

57. Thomas A. Goldwasser Rare Books: John McCutcheon's Book. By McCutcheon, John T. Author mccutcheon, john T. Title john mccutcheon s Book. Selections by FranklinJ. Meine and john Merryweather. Introduction by Vincent Starrett http://www.goldwasserbooks.com/cgi-bin/gwb455.cgi/4438.html

Author: McCutcheon, John T. Title: John McCutcheon's Book. Selections by Franklin J. Meine and John Merryweather. Introduction by Vincent Starrett Chicago: The Caxton Club, 1948 Original pictorial cloth, a fine copy. First edition, one of 1000 copies, printed by the Lakeside Press, with a tail-piece by Bruce Rogers. Price: $125.00 buy now contact us mailing list shopping cart ... booksellersolutions.com

58. Thomas A. Goldwasser Rare Books: People You Know. Illustrated By John T. McCutch Author Ade, George. Title People You Know. Illustrated by john T.mccutcheon and others. New York RH Russell, 1903. First edition. http://www.goldwasserbooks.com/cgi-bin/gwb455.cgi/5774.html

Author: Ade, George. Title: People You Know. Illustrated by John T. McCutcheon and others. New York: R.H. Russell, 1903.: First edition Blue cloth, fine, in lightly worn dust jacket. Russo, p. 51. Price: $125.00 buy now contact us mailing list shopping cart ... booksellersolutions.com

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60. Walnut Valley REVIEWS: John McCutcheon: Gonna Rise Again whereas Satisfied Mind is an autoharp dirge (though you don’t mind). a listeningof this record without a strong impression of john mccutcheon’s genuine http://www.wvfest.com/archives/reviews/mccutch3.html

Walnut Valley Reviews John McCutcheon Gonna Rise Again Sweet Potato (Maine Seacoast-NH Edit.) May 18, 1988 Gonna Rise Again John McCutcheon Rounder By Gary H. Wikfors Musical fashions are absurd and fascinating. During the late ‘60s and early’70s, a pop music performer was judged as much by his message as by his medium. then, come the following decade or so, a mere hint of sociopolitical content was met with "Gimme a break, let’s boogie." Now, somewhere around 20 years after the summer of love, it is once again fashionable, and financially rewarding, to sing "We can change the world" at loud volume. such fashion swings are responsible for countless 18-month pop music careers, but they also afford a moment in the sun for the few rare performers who toil years in a musical sub-genre regardless of the vagaries of fashion. One such performer is John McCutcheon, and his latest album, Gonna Rise Again, should herald more than a moment of glory. John McCutcheon’s background is in traditional Appalachian string-band music, as evidenced by the instruments he has chosen to master (hammered dulcimer, guitar, fiddle). However, his strong emotional ties to left-wing politics have never been for beneath the surface in his music, whether in the powerful WWI ballad "Christmas in the Trenches" on an otherwise cheery seasonal LP Winter Solstice, or his collaboration with Si Kahn on the politically motivated concept tour/album Sign of the Times. Whereas my reviewer’s pen has been quick (a little too quick at times) to skewer those "protest" singers whose motivations seem more mercenary than moral, I have found John McCutcheon’s music to be honest and straight both musically and socially. Gonna Rise Again achieves a rare balance of style and content that maintains absolute integrity on both hands.

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