Looking back in Springfield: A driving force behind newspapers in the city

In 1935, Edgar L. Morris, publisher and general manager, celebrated his twenty-fifth anniversary as an executive with the Springfield Daily News (and Sun after the papers merged in 1928). PHOTO COURTESY OF THE CLARK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

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In 1935, Edgar L. Morris, publisher and general manager, celebrated his twenty-fifth anniversary as an executive with the Springfield Daily News (and Sun after the papers merged in 1928). PHOTO COURTESY OF THE CLARK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

In 1935, Edgar L. Morris, publisher and general manager, celebrated his 25th anniversary as an executive with the Springfield Daily News (and Sun after the papers merged in 1928).

He is shown at his desk in the News-Sun building with (left to right): William Voisard, Carl Snow, Chester Wolf, Oscar Mansfield, Bert A. Teeters, Earl Merideth, Warren Baird, Raymond Beckman, C.G. Schawfer, and Frank Y. Otstot.