The Great War Coverage From The Associated Press
The article explains AP's world wide news gathering effort for World War I with over 2,500 correspondents and 110 American trained reporters, detailing instant dispatches, coordination with member newspapers, and the goal of accurate prompt reporting without sensationalism. It promises readers the complete story of the Great War at their fingertips each day.
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