Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-04-29 | Page 37 | Fellow Craftsmen Hear Editor Harding

Fellow Craftsmen Hear Editor Harding Editor WA WASHINGTON HINGTON April 28 23 Edi Edi tor Warren U HardinI Harding tAlked shop with iv his tell fellow ow craftsmen to- to tonight to tonight night at a banquet of oC o the newly formed American Society of News Newspaper paper pa T er Id Editors The Tho newspaper men from nil all parts of the country who have been threshing out problems rang rang- lug ing ranging from a code of ethics for tor jou jou- jou to tho the use uso of oC boiler holler plate and the work nork ork expected of cub ro- ro re reporters porters muted Invited Mr Ir Harding t problems he gise his views of the vexing lems which he did John W nn isis fl-isis I president of oC the American Par also talked to them of The Press and the Con Con- Constitution Con Constitution Accuracy and truthfulness com corn hued combined in 1 n policy of partisan non nonpartisanship ship hip the editors a agreed toda toda should bg be the aim of the new as- as as Charles MeD McD of the New Yoark E Evening Post said a n distinctive character of the American dally daily newspaper be formed formel of or a II combination of enough h national and internatIonal ne news s to keep its local readers with enough local news s for tor town out people to give them thu flavor of th the city editor said J T Jr of ot the tho Boston Roston Transcript lo is th loth IRth leader Eader Sale of f his I road reader or a should hould receive Instructions from them m as aB to tho character o of ot ma- ma t ma lal they thoy eX expect him to pub pub- lish publish pub