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Inducted 2022 The St. Louis-born editor and journalist started his journalism career at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch before becoming a crime reporter and war correspondent...
“An independent newspaper that will print the news.” Motto: “Progress and publicity.” The Tablet, a weekly published in Kirkwood, presents a workmanlike appearance and provides...
1851-1863 In 1851, Franz Saler established Tages-Chronik (“Daily Chronicle”), a two-cent morning paper, with a bias in favor of Catholicism. Among its early editors was...
1987-2003. Take Five Set Out to Offer Positive News By Tom Wraussmann. Five years ago [1987], Sylvester Brown, Jr. felt that the St. Louis black...
1840. A short-lived Alton paper published by Rev. Thomas Lippincott.
1935-1948. A. Bayou, managing editor; H.T. Davis, editor. Weekly
1915-1917. Martin Shanghnessy, editor.
1853-1854. John H. Tice, editor (Supt. of the St. Louis Public Schools). Lasted one year.
