For 10 points—give the name for these turn-of-the-twentieth-century investigative writers who exposed unseemly social and business conditions.
Often counted among their ranks are Ray Baker, Chicago Tribune editor Henry Lloyd, and Anne Royall. Named in a 1906 speech at the Gridiron Club by Theodore Roosevelt after a phrase in Pilgrim's Progress, more prominent ones included Shame of the Cities author Lincoln Steffens and Standard Oil denouncer Ida Tarbell. For 10 points—give the name for these turn-of-the-twentieth-century investigative writers who exposed unseemly social and business conditions.
Often counted among their ranks are Ray Baker, Chicago Tribune editor Henry Lloyd, and Anne Royall.
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