The Chattanooga Star Explained

The Chattanooga Star was a daily newspaper in Chattanooga, Tennessee that was part of Hearst News Services (now Hearst Communications).[1] It was established in 1907 by twelve stockholders,[2] and its first issue was published on January 26, 1907.[1] The editor and manager of the paper was Colonel James Perry Fyffe.[3] Its final publication was on October 10, 1908.[2] The paper's publications are held in the Library of Congress.[4]

Notes and References

  1. The Chattanooga Star. The Fourth Estate. April 27, 1907. 7. 687. Ernest F. Birmingham.
  2. Book: Armstrong, Zella. 149. The History of Hamilton County and Chattanooga, Tennessee, Volume 2. 1993. Overmountain Press. 9780932807991.
  3. Book: Colonel James Perry Fyffe. 568. Tennessee: The Volunteer State, 1769-1923, Volume 3. John Trotwood. Moore. Austin Powers. Foster. 1923.
  4. Book: Newspapers in Microform, Volume 2. 378. Library of Congress. 1973.

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