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...Manhattan. At once the idea became "front page stuff" on the World. The rest of Manhattan smiled, knowing that the home of Tammany and Wall Street was not a convention town. But Swope had only begun. He gave a private luncheon at the Biltmore. For guests he had Frank Munsey, owner of three metropolitan papers, Morgan J. O'Brien (former Presiding Justice Appellate Division, N. Y. Supreme Court), A. C. Pearson, George Edgar Smith, "Tex" Rickard (fight promoter), Joseph P. Day (real estate man and auctioneer) and others of equal prominence. Why did these men come at his call? Perhaps...
Alfred W. McCann was for years medicine man of The New York Globe. Frank Munsey bought the Globe, sunk it into his Sun, and Mr. McCann joined The Mail. Before the first week of the New Year was up, he had picked a fight with the entire medical profession. His battlefield is tuberculosis of the lungs...
Meanwhile the artistic laity, the pillars of Art, rush to attend the exhibition. Those who saw the "varnishing" of Bellows' Christ include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch, Conde Nast, Frank Munsey, Paul D. Cravath, Thomas W. Lamont, Herbert B. Swope, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer, Mrs. Vincent Astor, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. John H. Hammond, Mrs. August Belmont...
...journalism is the multiple ownership of newspapers, by which one man may control newspapers over the entire country. On this matter, Mr. Bliven can speak with especial poignancy, for he joined the staff of the Globe in 1919, and was its managing editor last May when Frank A. Munsey amalgamated it into his group of Manhattan journals. Says Mr. Bliven...
Journalists: Arthur Brisbane, William R. Hearst, Frank A. Munsey, Adolph S. Ochs, Ralph Pulitzer, Herbert B. Swope, Henry L. Stoddard, Lawrence F. Abbott, Ogden M. Reid...