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Schurz

American  
[shurz, shurts, shoorts] / ʃɜrz, ʃɜrts, ʃʊərts /

noun

  1. Carl, 1829–1906, U.S. general, statesman, and newspaperman; born in Germany.


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Ownership changed the next day — from family-owned Schurz Communications Inc. to GateHouse, which later also took over Gannett.

From Seattle Times

We tested the family vs. private equity difference by visiting with Todd Schurz, who was president and CEO of Schurz Communications when the family group sold their newspapers.

From Seattle Times

Other former Schurz newspapers in the area fared worse, becoming “ghost newspapers” with no local staff members.

From Seattle Times

He began writing songs while in Carl Schurz High School and became seriously interested in songwriting as a career after hearing a recording of Burton Lane and E.Y.

From New York Times

He did not know if any or all of the teens attended Carl Schurz High School.

From Seattle Times