How much Bolshevism is there in America? : $b Also a series of articles entitled "Russia from the inside"Dosch-Fleurot, Arno
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How much Bolshevism is there in America? : $b Also a series of articles entitled "Russia from the inside"
Dosch-Fleurot, Arno
Communism -- Soviet Union; Communism -- United States; Labor -- United States; Working class -- United States
The news queries to The New York World cover every section and every
variety of news, and are on the wires either by telegraph or telephone
at every emergency.
_FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE
and General European News_
Good Americans native born and good Americans of foreign lineage have an
interest equally deep in foreign news. This good American newspaper has
built up a superb organization to gather news from the most
authoritative sources all over the globe and to despatch it by cable,
wireless—by courier, when necessary.
The high standing and reputation of The World’s correspondents abroad
give them easy access to heads of Governments, prelates, diplomats,
scientists, captains of industry and leaders of labor.
James M. Tuohy, the London representative of The World, is the dean of
London correspondents. His knowledge of European affairs is admirable.
Joseph Pulitzer appointed him as head of the European clearing house for
news for The World and Mr. Tuohy has appointed correspondents for The
World in all the capitals of Europe, being personally acquainted with
each man and woman he selected. No one knows more than Tuohy about
politics in Ireland and British rule in Ireland, subjects in which tens
of thousands of The World’s readers are engrossed.
Every reader of The World is familiar with the names of its staff
correspondents abroad, for they, being certain of the facts they state
are only too glad to accept public responsibility for them. Lincoln
Eyre, in Paris; Arno Dosch-Fleurot, who has a roving commission at the
moment; Cyril Brown, in Berlin; Miss Beatrice Baskerville, in Rome, have
become the friends, even the guides, of the thoughtful who support this
newspaper—whenever and wherever the interest of mankind is focused,
there and then a staff correspondent of The World is present; at the
front headquarters of battling armies, at all important conferences of
diplomats, at discussions of bankers, at congresses of labor—in Moscow,
Constantinople, Vienna, Spa, Versailles and Geneva—anywhere. And the
lines of immediate communication stretch from London to the remotest
corners of the earth.
_THE CITY NEWS GATHERING DEPARTMENT_
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