The Great War Newsstaff Promise to Readers
This article touts Allied WWI coverage by The Associated Press and 110 American trained reporters stationed worldwide. It explains 1,440 member newspapers will receive minute by minute dispatches, with facts reported promptly and without sensationalism for daily or extra editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Europe
Ior AP
Maine
Key West
New York
San Francisco
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Drew Middleton
LoNdOn
Robert Bunnelle
AP London
Charles H. Kline
Fred N Anderschmidt
Max Harrelson
Thomas F. Hawkins
Amsterdam
John Lloyd
Paris
Taylor Henry AP
John. Martin AP
Riley O’sullivan
Atlantic
Teyisk
Milo M. Thompson
North Sea
POLAD
The
Winchester Evening Star
QwaRsaw
Wade Werner
Copenhagen
Sovie
Bay of Biscay
Ukraife
Rumania
Black Sea
John P. McKnight
Lisbon
Charles S. Foltz JR
Larry Allen
Madrid
Edward Kennedy
Rome
Richard Massock
Robert B. Parker Lloyd A. Lehreas
Budapest
Bucharest
Charles Guptill
George
Jordan
Robert Okin
Moscow
Louis P. Lochner
Berlin
Elmer W. Peterson
Warsaw
W. M. McGaffin
M. K. Whiteleather
Alvin Steinkope
Lynn Heinzerling
Edwin Shanke
James C. Oldfield
Hugh Wagnon