Orlando Jay Smith a Multifaceted Journalist and Reformer
Major Orlando Jay Smith, once a Union cavalry officer and later Chicago Express editor, built the American Press Association into the largest U.S. syndicate. A lover of forests, democracy, and science, he mentored writers like O Henry, London, and Tarkington, while shaping open-government ideas and immortality debates.
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