San Antonio Light circulation figures and offices listed
The San Antonio Light reports daily and Sunday circulation figures for 191d and 1915 with certified audit by the Chevienine bureau. It lists publication offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago Boston Detroit and specifies delivery routes and carrier details for daily and Sunday editions.
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Lena Bingin
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Crockett
Antonio
United States
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Paw! Block, Inc
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Bostux
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Bomon Safa Deposit & Tramide
Detroit
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Kresge Hide
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Aurit
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Chevienine
Dudit
Primitive romance in a Philadelphian cave man case
An Italian woman kidnapped with two companions in Philadelphia declines public vengeance and plans marriage to the man who kidnapped her. She defends his boldness and bravery, and expects to wed soon, making prosecution of the ringleader unlikely. The piece questions retrograde attitudes and “atavistic” desires in society.
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Hiladelphia
St. Mie
Philadelphie
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New York AP Cites British Editors on War Coverage
London editors blame American journalists for successes British editors could not achieve blaming English statesmen for the disagreement. The article notes disputes over interviews with leaders and suggests tensions between Allied press corps and wartime reporting norms.
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America
Associated Press
Don
Differences in American and European reporters in interviews
The Luuden editor jeers at originality while European reporters show tenacity. The piece argues Americans interview kings and presidents freely, while British reporters face long-standing royal norms. It notes shifts in diplomacy, with foreign ministers increasingly granting interviews since the war, challenging old prejudices.
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King
John Bull
Eine Albert
Britain
United States
Ife
Wintset
Bern
Washington
Rense
Carranza's obstinacy blamed for delays in peace talks
An editorial critiques readers and commentators who blame Venustiano Carranza for rejecting Washington's neutral zone plan in Mexico City. It argues his obstinacy is misinterpreted as obstruction, while noting U.S. aims and Huerta era tensions shaped the peace effort and constitutionalist stance.
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Venustiano Carranza
Washington
Mexico
Mexico City
Carranza
United States
Yuetta
Texas J
Huerta
Wilson
Carranza as Steadfast Force Behind Mexican Peace
The piece argues that Carranza pursues a just cause for Mexican peace under favorable conditions for the people, condemning usurpation by past explorers and urging fidelity over obstinacy as the proper path toward lasting stability.
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Carranas
Mexico
Carranza
Cars
Turning Back the Clock on Religious School Education
New York state senator Grenier proposes public school religious instruction arguing schools are godless and morality must be taught with Scripture. He cites past practices and warns of religious discord from teaching Christianity to diverse students including Jews and Catholics. Critics say feasible consensus is impossible with a multi faith population and warn the move would roll back longstanding settlement.
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New York
Tle
Lily
Grenier
Hme
Qin American Commonwealth
New York City
Abusing Franking Privilege Burdens Mail System
The Galveston Tribune argues millions of mailed copies from congressional propagandists burden the postal system. It calls for franking reform to fund essentials and improve cooperation between federal and state governments. It favors state agricultural bulletins and public reports delivered free over political speeches by Congress.
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Washington
Imanz
Mate
Congressions
Galvestan Tritune
Fogus Damage Suits and Railroads Clash in Dark Fights
The article cites the need for better understanding between railroads and the public. It denounces bogus damage suits as fueling friction and prejudice while defending railroads’ right to profits if not unfair. It accuses many outrages against railroads and calls for calmer dispute resolution.
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Avich
Milgsanta
Corpua Christi Caller
American commerce threatened by new German wartime claims
A fragmentary report describes Washington interpreting British orders amid tensions over German actions, noting American ships and prize court decisions. The piece hints at measures terminating certain interventions and references key figures, signaling broader wartime economic strain and policy responses.
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Washington
Offidhaly
Letters to the Editor Publishers Clash Over Signatures
A fragmentary letter section discusses letters intended for publication needing signatures by writers, and notes editor policies. It recounts a Sabbath School committee visiting homes near a First United Presbyterian church, describing fear and humor in door-to-door outreach and praising cordial receptions and religious fervor among residents.
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First United Terson
Tobin Hill
United Presbyterian Services
Prainoworthy
T Klatt
T. William Miller
Sleepy Time Tales BAO Fok the Linte Fok 39
A misread tale follows Tuck the dog and his master Ned as they encounter a curious snake and rope on a wooded path. Tuck’s antics lead to surprising discoveries and a tense chase ending with a rope prank revealed.
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Sleepy Time
Bao Fok
Ned
Tuck
Mehlon
Thorner
Row Tuck
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