SELECTED PERIODICALS, 1903 to 1946
Titles listed below were either mentioned in other newspapers as having existed (and may now be lost or non-existent), or they are held in current library and manuscript collections, and are accessible in some form. For example, in the Dec. 19, 1941 issue of the Philippine Commonwealth Times, columnist Trinidad Rojo mentioned several of what he thought were outstanding or interesting U.S. Filipino newspapers, which is where I found reference to The Philippine Interpretor (see list below). I have not found a listing of the Interpretor in any archive.
Linked titles lead to a full issue, available online. CNP links lead to the California Newspaper Project list of the periodical's location (digital, microfilm, or print). Some non-California periodicals are listed in CNP if copies can be found in California libraries. Note that CNP list is not always up-to-date, and does not always include all holdings.
This list is a work in progress and ideally should be collaborative. If you have current, reliable information about the location and condition (microfilm or microfiche? print originals? digital? photocopies in your file?) of these or any other pre-WWII U.S. Filipino newspapers that you would like to add to this list, please let me know, and I will credit your work on this website.
Ang Bantay (Los Angeles, a weekly newspaper, Lauro M. Portillo, editor)
Clay (Albuquerque, Jose Garcia Villa)
Commonwealth Times(Portland Oregon, Pablo Manlapit)
Cosmopolitan Courier (Seattle, Frank Alonzo) CNP
Equifilibricum News Service (Los Angeles, Hilario Moncado)
The Filipino (Washington, DC, William Alexander Sutherland)
Filipino Eagle (Los Angeles, V. N. Ramajo) CNP
Filipino Independence Journal (New York, NY, Jose A. Manibo, Jr.)
Filipino Nation (Los Angeles, Hilario Moncado)
Filipino News (Lihue, Hauai, Hawaii, Filipino News Ltd.)
Filipino Forum (Seattle, Victorio Acosta Velasco) CNP
Filipino Observer Spokesman (Los Angeles, A.E. Dino) CNP
Filipino Participation Bulletin (San Francisco — 1939 Golden Gate Exposition) CNP
The Filipino People (New York)
Filipino Pioneer (Stockton, J.C. Dionisio) CNP
Filipino Student’s Magazine (Berkeley, Chicago) Bancroft Library, UC Berkeley.
Filipino Student (Berkeley, Chicago, 1912-14)
Filipino Student (Formerly theFilipino Student Bulletin, New York, 1931-39)
Filipino Student Bulletin (Seattle, 1922-1939s, Leopoldo T. Ruiz, et. al.)
Hawaii Filipino News (Honolulu)
New Philippines Outlook (Watsonville) CNP
New Quaadra Gossip
New Tide (Los Angeles, Carlos Bulosan)
Philippine Advocate (Seattle, Victorio Acosta Velasco)
Philippine Journal (Stockton, J.C. Dionisio, F.A.L.A.) CNP
Philippine American Chronicle (Seattle, Frank Alonzo aka Emiliano Francisco)[1]
Philippine-American News Digest (Los Angeles, E. Llamas Rosario) Bancroft Library, UC Berkeley
Philippine American Tribune(Seattle)
Philippine Commonwealth (Washington D.C., Diosdado Yap)
Philippine Commonwealth Journal (Portland, OR)
Philippine Commonwealth Times (Santa Maria, M.G. Alviar ed. w/Carlos and Aurelio Bulosan) CNP
Philippine Examiner (Stockton, Galileo Sotto) CNP
Philippine Independence Journal (New York?)
Philippine News (San Francisco)
Philippine Pictorial Magazine (San Francisco, Pioneer Publishing Co., Trinidad Rojo)
Philippine Record (Los Angeles, Simeon Doria Arroyo)
Philippine Independent News, later changed to The Philippines Mail, and the Mail-Advertiser (Salinas, Luis Agudo, Delfin Cruz,)
Philippines Enterprise (Santa Maria, The Philippines Enterprise Pub. Co.)
Philippines News Herald (Los Angeles, V.N. Ramajo) CNP
Philippine Republic Press (San Francisco, Stockton, E.C. Pecson) CNP
Philippine Review (formerly the Filipino Students’ Magazine. Berkeley)
The Philippines Mail (Salinas, Luis Agudo, Delfin Cruz) CNP (Orig. Monterey County Historical Society)
Philippine Interpretor (Los Angeles, Pat Megino and Estela Romualdez de Sulit)
Philippine News Letter (Seattle, Julius Ruiz) CNP
Philippine News-Reporter (Los Angeles, Asingan enterprises) CNP
Sakdal (Stockton, Benigno Ramos)
Three Stars (Stockton, Luis Agudo, D.L. Marcuelo); Wellington Lee, private collection, 1933 issue, (Salinas), CNP
The Torch (Stockton)
Ti Silaw [The Light], (Honolulu)
United Filipino Press (Chicago)
Veteran Guerilla (Sacramento 1945-49, Fernando V. Dulay) CNP
SELECTED BOOKS
The Story of the Lopez Family (Caning Eyot (1903). Thanks to the late Jim Zwick for information and research on this publication.
[1] “Emiliano Francisco” is the pseudonym for Frank Alonzo, as reported in the Philippine Advocate 1, no. 5 (July 1935).