Cryptic Clues

[Morsul the Dark]

I shall try Frodo

Frod is writing LOTR in the book...
and he offers the ring to Aragorn(I'm trying to remember if that was in the book as well.)

Or it could be Bilbo he wrote the Hobbit and he gave an article of clothin to Frodo who was master of Bag-End
master being a synonym*(SP?) for king

[The Saucepan Man]

Nope. It's neither Frodo nor Bilbo.

[symestreem]

Methinks it could be Elrond-
Head-line writer: He wrote down much lore, including the lines of many heads of houses
Produces article for exiled king: Gave Aragorn the tokens of his house

[The Saucepan Man]

Nope, not Elrond either I'm afraid.

Hint: The exiled king is not of Middle-earth.

[Morsul the Dark]

wow that completely destroys all my hopes of knowing it hehe so Sauron he was very well known and he was most likely a headline subject and he made to ring to serve his lord Melkos who was exiled from Valor

wow that is so wrong

[The Saucepan Man]

That is so wrong.

The only literal clue in the question is "head-line writer", although it's a tricksy one. The other elements are cryptic clues (and require a reasonable knowledge of twentieth century European history).

[The Saucepan Man]

By the way, that lasy post was intended to provide a hint. But don't be put off if you know little of modern European history. You should be able to get it by thinking of a "head-line writer", but you will need to think a little bit laterally.