1920
Broadway Stars Take on Errors
Passaic Daily News/January 6, 1920
Fashion, Crime and Money
Lima Gazette and Republican/January 8, 1920
A Tale Worthy of O. Henry
Dayton Daily News/March 28, 1920
Home Run Karma
Evansville Journal/September 1, 1920
Writers and Money
Evansville Journal/September 2, 1920
Diving Girl Mystery
Buffalo Enquirer/September 3, 1920
Bad Cop Story
Indianapolis Star/September 4, 1920
Urchins and French Menus
Wilmington Morning News/September 13, 1920
Opium in the Elevators
Wilmington Morning News/September 14, 1920
Another Story From McGuirk's Suicide Hall
Wilmington Morning News/September 16, 1920
15 to 30 Rooms on Park Avenue
Wilmington Morning News/September 17, 1920
A Show-Stopper at the Rialto
Wilmington Morning News/November 3, 1920
New, Whistling, Tuneful Tunes
Wilmington Morning News/November 26, 1920
Gummy Catsup Bottles at Dutch Paul's Place
Oscar Odd (O.O.) McIntyre
1914
Great White Way
Dayton Daily News/June 6, 1914
Dayton Daily News/June 13, 1914
Dayton Daily News/June 22, 1914
Dayton Daily News/June 23, 1914
Right From Broadway
Lima Morning Star/June 28, 1914
Great White Way
Dayton Daily News/July 3, 1914
Dayton Daily News/July 10, 1914
Dayton Daily News/July 12, 1914
Dayton Daily News/July 14, 1914
On the Great White Way
Piqua Daily Call/July 11, 1914
A Spoonful of Brains
Lima Morning Star/July 12, 1914
Uncashed Checks
Dayton Daily News/July 16, 1914
Always Smiling
Piqua Daily Call/July 17, 1914
No Tables for a Puzzling Couple
Lexington Herald-Leader/July 18, 1914
Unfortunate Makeup
Lexington Herald-Leader/July 19, 1914
Placing Bets in the Gloom
Lexington Herald-Leader/July 20, 1914
Henry Frick's New House
Dayton Daily News/November 28, 1914
The Wolf of Wall Street
"The New York Stories"
" Oscar Odd McIntyre of Gallipolis, Ohio is probably the most widely read columnist in the U.S. His "New York Day By Day," in which for 23 years he has maintained the attitude of an overgrown and somewhat elfin country boy viewing the Big City's glitter with vague mistrust, is gospel to countless millions of credulous readers in nearly every town big enough to have a daily newspaper."
Time magazine, July 8, 1935
1928
Theater of the Annoying
Palladium-Item/January 2, 1928
Wall Street's Sad Plungers
Palladium-Item/January 3, 1928
The Sad Buffoons
Palladium-Item/January 4, 1928
New York Impressionistic
Palladium-Item/January 5, 1928
Park is the New Fifth
Palladium-Item/January 6, 1928
Awkward at Delmonico's
Palladium-Item/January 7, 1928
Dangerous Lobbies
Palladium-Item/January 9, 1928
Lovestruck on Broadway
Tampa Tribune/January 11, 1928
A Visit to Homicide
Tampa Tribune/January 12, 1928
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