Newspaper (disambig)

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Newspaper could refer to:

• The Chicago Chronicle, which reports that Mohinder Suresh took responsibility for a Chicago church fire.
• The Costa Verde Telegraph, which reports Debbie Marshall's claims of a boy who could fly.
• Die Zeit, the German newspaper that prints information about "The Modern Day Mata Hari".
• The Japanese newspaper Hiro shows to Charlie, with the baseball news that the "Swallows slew the Dragons".
• The Journal, the newspaper in which Noah reads about a compass.
• The Los Angeles Times, which includes a faulty report about El Vengador's death.
• The Los Angeles Tribune, which James Walker was reading when he was killed.
• The Marion County Sentinel, in which Vincent Mortimer talks about speed traps.
• The Miami Bugle, which reports snow falling in Florida.
• The Midland Chronicle, the newspaper Hiro reads, which reports on Homecoming.
• The New York Chronicle, the newspaper Hiro reads on November 8 proclaiming "Petrelli Wins in Landslide".
• The New York Journal, the newspaper for which Oliver Dennison works.
• The New York Telegraph, the newspaper Peter Petrelli reads in Charles Deveaux's apartment, with information about Yamagato Industries and the eclipse.
• The newspaper Isaac shows Simone with the article about the suicide attack in Israel, proving his paintings are prophetic.
• The newspaper clipping of Jackie erroneously accepting an award for rescuing a man from the train wreck.
• The newspaper clipping about Nathan Petrelli found on the map in Sylar's apartment (which may or may not be from one of the newspapers listed above).
• The newspaper clippings found attached to Future Hiro's string web.
• The newspaper headlines Sylar uses to create an alias he gives to a trucker.
• Odessa Register, the newspaper that Zach and Claire read to find out about Meredith.
• Pedido Especial, the newspaper with Maya and Alejandro's mugshot on the headline.
• The Spanish newspaper clippings posted on Hana's website.
• The US Press, which prints Kaito's obituary.
• The Village Voice, a free New York City newspaper, in which Lyta Samson writes favorably about Chris Coolidge.
• Washington Dispatch, a newspaper in which Jim McCann is reported missing.

See Also

• Reporter -- for a list of reporters