Chicago Style does not recommend including access dates in the citation unless no publication date of the source can be located. If the newspaper is a lesser-known or local publication, include the city name and state abbreviation in parentheses after the newspaper title. See the journal article in print. The following templates and examples will help you create citations for three-author sources using the notes and bibliography system. Complete reference model: Surname of the 1st Author, Name of the 1st Author, Name and Surname of the 2nd Author, Name and Surname of the 3rd Author. Book's title. Place of publication: Publisher, Journals are usually cited only in the text or in the notes. If the journalistic sources are extensively documented in the text it is NOT necessary to cite them in the bibliography. 198 Unsigned newspaper articles are best covered in text notes. But if a bibliographical entry is needed, instead of the author there is the title of the newspaper. Section. By Chicago Tribune, Chicago Tribune PUBLISHED: m. UPDATED: m. Follow our daily coverage with a digital edition of the newspaper.~ Chicago style is used primarily in the arts, humanities and social sciences. It has two different systems: The note-bibliography system, which includes footnotes or endnotes for specific citations and a bibliography at the end of the article. The author-date system, which includes in-text citations in parentheses and a list of references at the end of the article. INSERTING NOTES Authors of newspaper articles USED TO: Cite a newspaper article written by people. BASIC COMPONENTS: NAME OF THE FIRST AUTHOR and NAME OF THE SECOND AUTHOR comma, action sign TITLE OF THE ARTICLE comma, action sign JOURNAL TITLE in italics comma DATE OF PUBLICATION, Note on journal newspaper citations. Cite a newspaper article as you would a magazine article. If the newspaper title begins with The, omit The from the title of the citation. Because newspapers can have multiple editions, page numbers are usually omitted for newspaper articles. If the newspaper is less well-known or local,