Ann Arbor Tribune - Ann Arbor, Michigan - Newspaper Headquarters on Waymarking.com

The Tribune was the outgrowth of a series of German language newspapers, most directly Die Neue Post, published by Eugene J. Helber. Helber was outspokenly pro-German during the initial years of World War I, before the United States joined the conflict. After some difficulties with the federal authorities, he deemed it wise to change the paper to the English language and to design a new masthead. In the late 1930s the paper became the weekly Washtenaw Post-Tribune and moved its offices a few doors away.


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Area Served: Ann Arbor Please provide a link referring to the newspaper's demise.: [Web Link] What is (later, was) its physical address?: 206 E. Huron Street Ann Arbor, MI USA 48104 Does it now just provide an internet read?: No Did you ever buy or subscribe to this paper?: No. If applicable, when was this publication's last edition?: 01/01/1930 Internet address: Not listed

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