Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-08
Printing the News.

Every newspaper published is confronted with trouble of Each plant like each is subject to son trouble not to the all but all papers su eced to great and everincreasing maady-printin the
 Why don't you print the news?" The foregoing the most terrifying question aske people in the newspaper business. The general pub fairly believes that it is just and that no new paper in the country really prints the The p' culiar fact is that should all of the newspapers prir what a few the people desire, revolution woul be the issue
 Bisbee is concrete example of the and diferen no any other community except by its size.
 One of reporters heard that certain couple wa .emplating matrimony It would appear thoug the fond mother the young lady objected Yet her friends of the proposed match and the Yorter investigated.
 He told that would ruin the match print any thing about it, that it would probably ruin the young adys reputation and would in short do all manner an' kinds Of things nimica the welfare of everybody eluotantly the reporter, exacted promise from the two people give when broke. Friends of the couple since then asked "Why don't you print the news?".
 Again there is another brand of which drifts into every newspaper office which rarely gets print people responsible complain that the paper is ct dc ng its duty.
 The in point:
 John Smiths cowyard, located somewhere in Tomb stone Canyon adjoins the residence of William Brown particular about his coward and it becomes a menace to Brown. The latter excellent oppor tunity to get even with Smith He the edi that he has story. He tells
 and seems annoyed when the reporter refuses to en thuse.
 Brown is told that paper criticse Smith it mi ht become involved in libel suit He is told the paper disposed make mountains out of molehis that the proper place for his complaint is with the ity authorities with the newspaper He is also told that city is thoroughly covered by the porter and that should the matter deserve mention, should it be news, it will get into print.
 Yet Mir. Brown gees out of the office in huff and asks:
 "Why don't you print the news?".
 days ago reporter went into certain office
 e2 D $ ri.l to ask the who inhabits that
 ..o-t certain matter winch had leaked out.
 cs it was true, but his could be used. Ger t2iny go ahead and print it. The it in reference he ecTment of somebody's wife with somebody elses husband The man. in particular would not be sponsor he story. Consequently there it hung and good stll as lest.
 Ncws stories are rke-buldings They must have a foundation Mere fancy is not enough to warrant the publication some statement which might do ire parable injury might involve the paper in civil criminal suit.
 Few papers indulge in trfing personalities They are
 small. There is enough of the seamy side of life on the surface and in the nosrls of the public without the newspapers cavorng their front pages with the scandal It is delectabe morse some but to those who count it is exceedingly nauseating.
 There few newspapers of today which do not print the news. There is choice in news, however, and many times the public. small portion of it. doesn't agree with the papers taste.