unbylined newspaper articles in bibliography

davidwsamuels

I'm running into a couple of things that make me wonder if I've erred somewhere along the way.

Using Chicago style (note) I have a bunch of unbylined articles from newspapers in my manuscript. In the footnotes, they appear correctly, by article title.

In the bibliography, however, they are listed by publication. So "Atlanta Daily World/Atlanta Daily World/Atlanta Daily World/Atlanta Daily World" rather than alphabetically by the first word of the headline (count/I've/rating/rug).

Also, none of the newspaper articles in the bibliography include the page number, although I assiduously made sure that the page number was in the record.

Assuming this is something I need to fix, because Chicago style is common enough that this kind of glitch would have been caught ages ago.

What ought my next steps be?

Thanks!

David

P.S. It's listing the US Census Bureau as "Bureau, US Census," even though I put the entire name in the last name slot. (This is for a webpage.)

bwiernik

For the PS, you should store institutional author names in single-field mode (click the two-boxes icon to the right of the name to change modes)

adamsmith

For the Newspaper articles, it's one of the few places I find Chicago Manual rules inexplicable, but what you're seeing is correct. this is 14.199 from the 17th edition (haven't checked if they changed this for the 18th)
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