Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Edward E. Whiting of the Boston Herald William Hard of Cosmopolitan Service Frank H. Simonds of McClure Newspaper Syndicate...
...multiplicity of newspapers. The world, figuratively speaking was much larger from the point of view of communication, and the profession was still so young that methods and means were not yet hardened to a universal mould. One paper could scoop another by stealing its railway engine and the Herald could startle the journalistic circle from top to bottom by publishing an interview with John Brown as he lay wounded in the jail at Barper's Ferry...
...Dawes Committee to the Reparations Committee contained 44,000 words-a sizable book.* In the space of nine hours every word was transmitted from Paris to the Associated Press, Manhattan. Within 24 hours it was delivered, complete, to six American newspapers, viz.: The New York Times, The New York Herald-Tribune, The New York World, the Philadelphia Public Ledger, the Washington Post, the St. Louis Globe-Democrat...
During the war, Mr. Hearst owned the following newspapers: San Francisco Examiner New York American New York Evening Journal Chicago American Los Angeles Examiner Boston Evening American Atlanta Georgian Atlanta Sunday American Washington Times Wisconsin Evening News Boston Advertiser Chicago Herald & Examiner...
Washington Herald Detroit Times Seattle Post-Intelligencer Oakland Post-Enquirer San Francisco Call-Post Los Angeles Herald Rochester Evening Journal Rochester Sunday American...