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Colonel Milton Alexander McRae
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Colonel Milton Alexander McRae

American newspaper publisher
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  • Facade of a stone office building displaying a large black-and-white Scripps logo with geometric design above the entrance.
    The E.W. Scripps Company
    / Early years

    Scripps, and partner Milton Alexander McRae to form the Scripps-McRae League of Newspapers. In 1909, he organized another chain, the Scripps Coast League, encompassing papers on the West Coast. He also pioneered news syndication.

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    Scripps, and partner Milton Alexander McRae to form the Scripps-McRae League of Newspapers. In 1909, he organized another chain, the Scripps Coast League, encompassing papers on the West Coast. He also pioneered news syndication.

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