Word: newspaperâ
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Dates: during 1924-1924
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...STORY OF AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER??? Richard Hooker? Macmillan...
William R. Hearst acquired his 24th newspaper???or, counting his Sunday editions, his 39th. He bought the San Antonio Light, his second newspaper in Texas, his 15th newspaper to have membership in the Associated Press. The reported price was $600,000. There are now ten states in which he owns two or more newspapers. His web is spreading...
...success is small. The chance of a mealy-mouthed radical is less. 2) It was owned by 6,000 people. Multiple ownership theoretically has its advantages; it ought, for example to mean reader support. In fact, it does not. The past twelve months has seen the failure of another newspaper???owned by 300,000 people?the New York Leader, a socialist daily taken over principally by the clothing workers of its city. The great newspaper successes in the present as in the past have fallen to individuals, to one man or two or three in charge of a paper, running...