These databases allow these holdings to be searched using criteria such as place or date of publication and language as well as by title search. As ICON evolves, it will provide the scholarly community with lists of currently held international newspapers, lists of institutions who are either currently microfilming or otherwise preserving international newspaper runs, and a core list of scholarly international newspapers available to scholars worldwide. ICON will eventually be open to the world community through a website that will enable international dialogue and project initiatives to help solve the gargantuan problems of deterioration and disorganization facing these primary research materials. Of great value to scholars is the fact that CRL will acquire by request back issues of any newspaper that we already subscribe to for member libraries at no cost. So the next time newspapers are a topic, remember CRL's incredible collection of domestic and international newspapers.
All material is on positive microfilm unless otherwise stated.
Where the listing shows both negative and positive, this means CRL holds the master negative. Researchers needing to use specific items should contact their interlibrary loan office. 14th Census of Population, 1920. Reels 1428, 1441-1444. Eastern Cherokee Applications of the U.S. Court of Claims, 1906-1909.