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Frank Parker Stockbridge (June 11, 1870 – December 7, 1940) was an editor, journalist, and author in the United States. Born in Gardiner, Maine, Stockbridge was educated in Washington D.C. where he attended high school and studied medicine at George Washington University. After three years of study, he abandoned his university education to become a journalist at The Buffalo Express where he worked as a reporter and editorial writer from 1894-1901. He then worked predominantly as a reporter and editor for a variety of papers in New York City; including New York American (1902-1904), The New York Globe (1905-1907), and New York Herald (1907-1908). From 1908-1911 he was political editor of The Cincinnati Times-Star; a position he left to co-lead with Walter Hines Page the successful campaign to secure the 1912 Democratic Party presidential nomination for Woodrow Wilson.