William Randolph Hearst's "Oakland Post Enquirer". Cincinnati's daily newspaper is "The Cincinnati Enquirer", which was established in 1841. Keating resigned from Congress to become President and CEO of "The Cincinnati Enquirer". Not entirely impressed was Margaret McGurk writing for "The Cincinnati Enquirer". William Whitehead became chief editorial writer for the "Enquirer", a local newspaper, in 1834. Eller had recently acquired "The Cincinnati Enquirer". He took on an operational involvement in "The Cincinnati Enquirer", the town's only morning newspaper. In 1900, McCay accepted a position with a higher salary at "The Cincinnati Enquirer". "Michelle Remembers" was first publicized with articles in "People" and the "National Enquirer". In 2003, Joe Weider sold Weider Publications to AMI, which owns the "National Enquirer". B. Wiley McLean acquired an interest in the "Enquirer". Helms acquired his first job sweeping floors at "The Monroe Enquirer" at age 9. His discovery was reported in the "Nantucket Enquirer", December 1827. Previously, American Media, publisher of the National Enquirer, was headquartered in the Boca Raton. The transcripts were published by the "National Enquirer" and WWE subsequently fired him.