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What was the Chicago Tribune's motto that is no longer displayed on the masthead?
"An American Paper for Americans"
"The World's Greatest Newspaper"
"The Voice of the Midwest"
"Chicago's Trusted Source"
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The Chicago Tribune's former motto, "An American Paper for Americans," is no longer displayed on the masthead. The motto was placed below the American flag, which is still displayed on the masthead.
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