San Antonio Light circulation audit details and ads
The San Antonio Light reports its January 29 1921 circulation figures and advertising details. The audit covers daily and Sunday editions, carrier service costs, rates, and distribution volumes alongside advertiser information and office addresses in New York Chicago and Detroit.
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Princhlfeion
Gepday
Carrier
Cherear
Mdyance
Bernstorff
Trewrciar
Ham Antonio
York Offich—Pant Blok, Inc
Gricago
Peul Blcek Inc
Metlore
Orpitr
Ast Block, Inc
Etvertisery
Ile Total
Maley Editiog
Cimgealis
Aganituritelion
Aquarice
Utes
Sore Judd
Foreign influence in lecture to President underlines U S stance
A garbled foreign note questions residency and demands inopportune critique of President Wilson. The piece suggests protests by Count Ven Bernsteril and the implied reaction from German authorities, highlighting foreign interference in U S official duties.
Peace talk rumors ripple through Washington as Germany signals
Report from Washington cites persistent rumors that at least one warring power has privately stated terms for peace. Secretary Dryan denies any formal representations but capital whispers suggest Germany might accept limited concessions. Analysts note terms would leave Alsace Lorraine, Belgium, and naval boundaries unresolved, aiming to sway neutral opinion and pressure public support for WW I.
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Ririan
Washington
Europe
Germany
Helplum
Gertiany
Relstin
Cong Free Stat
General International
Eammaree
Frauce
Alsace
Lorraine
Belgium
Enguml
America
City Discusses Efficiency Amid Patchy Street Work
The Browen campaign speakers tout efficiency as a theme of the last two years. A sample note cites storm sewers and lay ing of pavements, with recent rain showing poor results. New cement on Macci street and plow damage raise questions about engineering skill and the city administration.
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Browen
Makmary
Yeinich Thiep
Macci
Lecturing the president and German ambassador remarks
The article discusses Ambassador von Bernstorff reading a lecture to President Wilson on neutrality and trade with Germany. It argues his statements carry weight as Germany’s envoy, but quotes question his stance on stopping food and supplies to the Allies. It notes US neutrality limits and the potential for Berlin to protest without setting a precedent.
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von Bernstorff
Geeman Aybasada
United States
Wilson
Gentrality
Sellin
Dion
Ge Waoy
Prositert Witvon
Nenstinn
Barthe
Germany
Nat
Sealy Ie
Comptroller Williams vs Riggs National Bank in Court Fight
The dispute between Comptroller of the Currency Williams and Riggs National Bank of Washington has reached the courts. Bank officers accuse Williams of seeking to wreck the bank with unlawful demands while Williams defends his conduct as standard regulatory action and enforcement awaiting adjudication.
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Supreme Court
United States
Williams
Congress
Joseph W Bailey
Lewis D. Brandeis
Kniit
Smife
Curceney Illiams
Riggs National Bank of Washington
Riggs National Bank
Ureasury
Wiliams
Citizens League and Tax Cards in Local Debate
A dispute over tax reduction cards circulated to voters exposes rifts between the Citizens League and the Peoples Municipal League. The Citizens League denies involvement in the raised tax notices, while the other group touts their use as legitimate information.
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Citizens’ League
Brown
Mexicans Desire Peace Amid Civil Unrest
The piece argues that calls for Mexican peace rise from partisan leaders who profit from turmoil and that restoring an orderly constitutional government would cut their occupation. It notes Western bad men resisted law and that the Times-Picayune critiques the idea that all Mexicans support intervention, while acknowledging some support peace over chaos.
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Mexico
Far West
Saturday Evening Post
Gan
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Preaching New Doctring and Leadership Expectations
A commentary questions a prominent citizen identified with New York state power who may shift from restoring delegated rights to pursuing broader surrender. The piece notes his long career, suggesting he could lead a movement while maintaining cautious sympathy to Elba Root.
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New York
United States
Elba Root
Citisen
Kgote
Christian Selenne Monitor
Oyster crop revival boosts Corpan Christi bay fisheries
An immense oyster crop from Corpan Christi bay promises relief after years of marketable oysters being devastated by hard-to-ascertain conditions. Replenishment of the home harvest is welcomed by fishermen. Work opportunities may rise for many tooul fish ermen during the marketable season as the industry expands.
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Corpan Christi Bay
From Stage to Stardom Henry Merwin Catches His Break
Henry Merwin rises from stage fright to a contract offering and social ascent after a pivotal performance. He grapples with doubt about Ann’s fit in fame and compares her to Olga Drake as he navigates new wealth, attention, and expectations.
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Canio
Cabosso
Merwin
Henry Mewih
Opportunity
Nitin Ds
Merch Caug
Matader
Caboaso
Henry Morwin
Lily
Welden
Ann Merwhy
Los Angeles
New York
Henry
Lorensius
Ann
Toom
Ecciety
Ann Wes
Ada
Henry Merwin
Toguy
Ciercels
Olga Drake
Xallante
Daily Fashion Hint Describes 1950s US Made Evening Dress
The piece notes the shift away from taboo detunings toward American made styles this season. A pale pink pussywillow taffeta gown features a Haring skirt with opalescent bands and a draped basque bodice. Velvet ribbon straps and a tidy waistline complete the delicate gown admired for its soft tones and refined details.
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Bebu Tante
Letters to the Light Al Jortars ta iuim vaner her arp
A reader notes publication alignment rules for letters to the editor, including anonymity, signatures, and paid publication. The writer clarifies that letters may be edited and not all opinions reflect the paper or printer, urging submissions to the newspaper.
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Macgehey
Crusts Island Crusoe Tale and Selkirk Echoes
A fragmented piece traces the Robinson Crusoe tale to Crusoe Island Tobago and Juan Fernandez, cites Selkirk, Defoe, and Slocum, notes waves of coastal lore, and recalls Alexander Selkirk’s isolation while mentioning William Cowper and a 1731 poem. It also covers Uncle Sam’s need for secure records and calls for better archival facilities and government storage.
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Juan Phenandes
Robinson Crusas
Tobago
South America
Daniel Oetne
Tobinson Crusoe
Alexander Selhby
Tuan Fergides
Scotland
Defoe
Robinson Crusoe
Crusoe
Lefos
Defos
Juan Ternandez
E. H. Dana
Jaun Farnanties
Crneer
Spray
Bronsa
Alexander Selkirk
Wiliam Cowper
Alexander Sel- Kirk
Plain Language Plan to Preserve Paved Streets
An editorial urges municipalities to curb reckless pavement cutting. It proposes six weeks notice in two papers before paving, written underground-structure clearance by all utilities, and individual notices to property owners. Signs would warn that streets will be paved, with permits limited to five years, to cut be required only with prior approval.
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Tolédo Blade
Taunicipel
Nubile Service Corporationa
Ballimera
Sumetlie
St Petersburg
Petrograd
Constantinople
Muckearers Disappearing From Public Life
A Washington Star view argues that muckraking hysteria has faded as distrust of successful business figures broadens. Attacks extend across professions, including law medicine and ministry, with wealth influencing public power. The essay notes a shift toward renewed confidence and a cautious return to prosperity.
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Washington Star
Rout
Basket Weaving Tale and Neutrality Debate
A fragment recounts a girl’s basket weaving from sweet grass to a cherished keepsake, then shifts to a United States neutrality debate. It discusses blockade legality, international law, and the need for plain American identity over hyphenated labels amid wartime tensions.
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