Tribune scoops span from Archangel to Tangier
The article highlights The Tribune’s famed foreign correspondents and exclusive scoops from Archangel to Tangier. It details Floyd Gibbons and Edward Harden among others, noting first hand accounts from Russia, the Spanish American War, and pivotal moments shaping public perception.
Tribune Scoops World with Paris Peace Treaty Publication
The Chicago Tribune published the first copy of the Peace Treaty seen by the U S Senate on June 9, 1919 in Paris, claiming a historic scoop. The paper highlights its foreign news service under Floyd Gibbons and lists notable early correspondents who covered Berlin Vienna Budapest Archangel Petrograd and Moscow.
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