San Antonio Light circulation and staff notes 1914
The San Antonio Light outlines advertising reach and circulation figures for 1914 including daily and Sunday editions. It lists pricing plans, postal and delivery details, and offices in Chicago Boston Detroit and New York, noting audited circulation by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
UTEUL
Mawrison
Publiahes
Pelly End Sundes
Paliz En Sumtay
CIA
FEAF
GML
Crockett
Stendo
United States
New Tore Qepice
Paul Block
Ing
Dba Pin Ave
Chicago
Offich
Paul Black
Tye
Maller
Bostos
Paul Block, Inc
Burton Sure Dev Peaiy & Trant
Letroit Offich—Phut Biock
The
Kresge
San Antonio Light
Citign
Audit Bureau of Deviations
Thie Burral
Woseb Amvraces
Tohiting
Magazize
Canada
America
Eucope
Sen Antonia
Hontai San Aniiniy
Wonder of Wonders Gompers Declares Employers Have Rights
A dramatic section reports Samuel Gompers weighing in on civil rights for employers noting that a card holding union members can grant or withhold rights. The piece frames this as a surprising reversal in a year full of unusual events and weather across the country.
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Gompers
Ile
Mgr
Samuel Gompers
The city manager idea and a wider state shift
The piece argues the city manager system has shown success in some cities and sparks talk of extending it to states. It warns of a slippery path toward abolition of governors, legislatures, courts, and even Congress, imagining a future where managers govern and traditional institutions fade. It stresses municipal and state differences and questions the ultimate wisdom of such a shift.
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Seattle
Congress
Ofchurgeon
Unclear Text Fragments on Government Scheme Reach
The readable fragments discuss arguments about extending a government scheme across cities and states. No concrete names, dates, or places are present, leaving the central point about expansion and its justification as a general concept without specifics.
Democracy in Education and Free Speech Debates
A critique of publicity in higher education explores how exposing both good and bad in the admission process can strengthen institutions. It discusses the University of Pennsylvania’s dismissal of Dr. Scott Nearing and the contrasting invites from the University of Toledo and University of Valencia, highlighting free speech as an American right and the impact on university reputations.
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Scott Nearing
University of
University of Pennia
Nearing
University of Pennsylvania
United States
University of Valede
Fins
Fas Hey
Dy Nearing
University of Toledo
Toledo
United Stiles
Hertwig on Germany England clash and US role
A New Yorker Herma Hertwig argues the United States is not a judge between Germany and England. He uses a bystander analogy to defend self defense in a hypothetical street clash and warns the US must avoid mediating Europe’s quarrel while Tuostania and broader tensions loom.
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Herma A. Hertwig
Germany
Mr Jones
England
Jones
Wilson
Hertwig
United States
Europe
Tousitania
Mr. Hertwig
Hetwret
Wiks
Trghind
Whit Magland Dbes
Howe
Germany Faces U S Clash Over Submarine Warfare
The piece argues that Germany cannot agree to halt submarine warfare and criticizes U S demands. It asserts America seeks adherence to international law on noncombatants, especially U S citizens at sea, and urges keeping the issue clear without conflating positions.
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Germany
Wilson
Coemany
United States
The Slaughter of Innocents in Wahent Texas
In Wahent a two year old boy died after handling a loaded pistol found in a trunk. Three doctors reported the child likely to die while distressed mothers cry over the loss. The piece condemns adults for keeping loaded firearms accessible and urges safer handling to prevent similar tragedies.
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Texas
Wahent
Dispatches
Fragmentary notice and garbled names puzzle readers
An incoherent clipping mentions several names and places with distorted text. It reflects a printed page fragment where readers cannot discern clear events, dates, or actions, leaving only scattered proper nouns and unclear references to individuals and locations.
Grisis Has Compensations and National Fear
A garbled prose piece criticizes complacency as the nation nears war. It warns that indifference to peril risks national destruction while asserting danger to the country and condemning shallow attitudes. Dallas Thyes Vernid notes concerns about Muslims and safety.
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Grisis
Velug
Dallas
Thyes
American Railroads Lead Global Network by Mileage
The United States rail system dominates with about 254,369 miles of track, including 653 miles in Alaska, outranking Germany and Russia. Britain, India, France, Canada, Austria-Hungary, and other nations follow in order with extensive networks and varied totals.
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United States
Alaska
Germany
Russia
British East
India
France
Canada
Austria-Liungaty
Britain
Argentina
Mevico
Ais
Brazil
Haly
Spain
Sweden
Japan
Waea Timen Herald
Sunday Labor and Election Law Debate
The text discusses Sunday labor due to primary elections on Saturdays, with officials and media workers pressed to operate on Sunday to ensure publicity and integrity of counts. It notes Texas warehouse growth under new bonded storage laws and cites Houston Post praise for a 25 year running advertisement in the Hamilton Herald.
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Lansing
Dulles Journal
State
Austin
Texas
Houston Post, Co
Hamilton Merald
Wyllie
Diversified Farming Seen as Safest Method
The article argues diversified farming is the safest and best method for a farm, noting that growing multiple crops reduces risk when a single crop underperforms. It highlights that diversification can keep income steadier and help a farm endure succession and funding challenges.
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Shepard Well
Gays
Seldany
Luis
Nightly street quarrel over wife ends in police intervention
On Diur- Ret and Navarro streets police sergeant and officers confront a dispute between a husband and wife during a hurried street scene. The husband claims spending on clothing and gifts while accusing his wife of neglect. The woman remains largely silent and shows indifference as officers separate them and advise on next steps.
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Wes
Diur- Ret
Navarro
Ufar
Wilson
Rune
Faded Ornament Description Amid Rumors Of Val Trinmings
Fragmented OCR passage describes a decorative metal ornament with military style, feathered series, and a dark navy frame. Vague references to fabric, color, and an unclear scene evoke a ceremonial or fashion motif, with garbled terms and stray product-like notes.
Osowlec and Osovlentek Fortifications in War Zone Map
The article describes Osowlec near Bielostok guarding a critical railway axis toward Petrograd Warsaw and Moscow. It notes German advances to Ostrolenka and other frontier forts, with Osowlec perched on a river height and defended by field works. The piece mentions Osowier and GonienAs as surrounding defensive points and references a German-occupied frontier zone with fortifications still resisting.
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Tke Armes
Preemyst
Huselin
Osbwler
Nacurnal Geographic Society
Mirashs
Ozowles
Osowlec
Wiley Yngida
Bielostok
Eulding
Woleh
Osawlec
Wil
Osawlée
Osirolenta
Ostrolenka
Wram Qsewier
Hlelostok
Warsaw-Petrograd
Jusk Geroas
Bpan
GonienAs
Dtern
Baby Bob Proves a Hero at the Pond
A boy nicknamed Baby Bob saves a fellow swimmer Tommy after he cramps and sinks at a pond. The other boys acknowledge Bob’s bravery, renaming him Live Deers for his courage and ceasing the baby nickname. The tale ends with pride from Tommy and the group.
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Bob
Walt
Gil
Hob
Afi Utey
Baby Bob
Nick
Tommy
Cammy
Fox
Babe Bob
Bla
Wan Worth & Qucking
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