American Journalism Pt2

XXV. The Established Leaders of the New York Press, XXVI. Joseph Pulitzer and the New Journalism, XXVII. Rise of Evening Papers; Journalism of Leading Cities, XXVIII. Journalism in the West, XXIX. Weekly and Sunday Editions; Newspaper Content; Organizations, XXX. Mechanical and Business Phases; Government and Press, BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES - For the Period 1872-1892, XXXI. Yellow Journalism and the War with Spain, XXXII. The Newspaper as Leviathan, XXXIII. Great Journals and Journalists of the West, XXXIV. What the Papers Printed at the Turn of the Century, XXXV. Business and Mechanical Sides; Personnel; Relations With Government, BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES - For the Period 1892-1914, XXXVI. American Newspapers and the World War, XXXVII. Consolidations and Chains, XXXVIII. Recent Changes and Developments of Famous Newspapers, XXXIX. The Tabloid Newspaper, XL. Depression, the Radio, and Pictures, CXLI. Newspaper Content: Columns, Comics, News, XLII. Advertising and Circulation, XLIII. Relations With Government; Professional Developments, BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES - For the Period 1914-1940, Indexes