San Antonio Light Audit Details Circulation and Offices
The San Antonio Light reports its circulation figures for the daily and Sunday editions, noting distribution by city offices in New York Chicago and other branches. It details the Audit Bureau of Circulations figures and outlines paid circulation trends and advertiser relations across the United States and Canada.
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Totel
Dnliy
Conten
Sap Antonio
Nan Ean Islet
Audi Bureau of
Bureau
Wading Rewezanse
United States
Canada
America
Europe
Sur Aston
Ibove
Gmrltes Neufeecilerrs
San Antonio
Mackay cuts night leased wire rates four to one
The Mackay Postal Telegraph Cable Company announces a fifty percent cut in night leased-wire charges. Newspapers and press associations had paid ten dollars a mile per year for night use. the new terms reduce this to five dollars, raising questions about day rates and overall newspaper economics. The piece recalls Mackay Bennett cable history and contrasts with Western Union, noting potential broad effects on the industry.
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Mackay Postal Telegraph Cable Company
New York
Chicago
Washington
Mackay Company
The
Press Association
Western Union Telegraph Company
Sailhoas
Cikitur
Considera
Mackay
John W. Mackay
James Gordon Bennett
Mackay-Bennett
England
Western Union
London
Wall Street
Liverpool
Gilsey
Julie Mackay
Nevada Bank
San Francisco
Drawpoker
Nevada
Muatkay Sens
Olfer Mackay
Ditt
Mackay Thes
Tan Biel
Tre Lient Ventures
Von Jagow May Leave German Foreign Office
The article notes hesitation by Gottlieb Von Jagow when appointed in 1918 and reports German parliamentary circles expect his resignation. It cites conflicts with the Kaiser, Austria’s envoy actions, and a proposed Belgian Congo division as factors, with Herr Zismeran named as potential successor. The piece reflects on how wartime strain tests reputations.
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Gottlieb von Jagow
Foreign Office
Amsterdam
Berlin
von Jagow
Rome
Kisser
von Japon
Austria
United States
Belgian Congo
Herr Zismeran
Government to manufacture war materials advocated
The piece notes growing support in Congress for government production of war materials. Representative Tavenner of Illinois plans bills to authorize a government gun forgery and weapon plants, with higher army and navy funding anticipated. The shift aims to curb reliance on private industry and bolster wartime preparedness.
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United States
Tavenner
Illinois
Tavener
Nationalizing war material industry seen as timely change
The piece argues for government nationalization of war munitions to gain control and reduce costs. It cites Tavanner on profits in private production and claims government-made goods could be 60 percent cheaper than private products. An 1918 example shows $25 vs $15 for a similar shell, highlighting efficiency gaps.
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United States
War Department
Frankfurt
Polinenan
Polen
Mexico
Central America
Chicago ‘Tribune
Halti
Haiti
America
American Congress
Panama
Galveston
Ed Pencs
Clemente
Lincoln
Fremont
Bryan
Germany
Herlin
Heckrel
David
Roosevelt
Austria
Turkey
Wilson
Ormar
Prtenciatta Ledger
Hadne Tate Gyorge
Raekefeier
Iwolia
Berne
Pat
Empire
Steel and Jean
Kaiser
Kalner
France
Tendy Steel
Uistanels
Eulser
Lworld
Brads
Sam
Forgotten words and German American neutrality stance
Gracie CoTaett reflects on memory and influence while a Ge rman American group debates neutrality. The piece contrasts personal memory with wartime politics and cites a Galveston Tribune note on a German American alliance seeking to end munitions traffic with Germany amid World War I.
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Germany
Ha Henemiss
Gelveston Tribune
Accidents Spur Call for Safer Public Structures
A hotel floor in Rockaway Beach collapsed trapping thirty people, many women and children, for fifteen feet amid debris. Nine injured. none critical. The incident echoes other dock and grandstand collapses cited as reasons to push for stronger safety measures. The piece also notes debates on U S Haiti policy and a proposed intervention treaty modeled after pre Mexican war agreements.
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Rockaway Besch
Schanctady Gazette
Fragmentary War Tale Involving Warrior and City Shock
A damaged fragment describes a chaotic scene with warriors and city officials amid fears of an attack. Police measures aim to curb violence as tensions rise and a group seeks to return to a quarreled past.
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Polivy Rekerver
Geenane
Austen
Cours
Hell
Why society women deserve equal page presence
Ruby Diana Woodman argues that women are increasingly privileged yet men lack equal representation in society photography and pages. She claims journalism should defend men’s sovereignty, call for equal franchise, and publish more photographs of men on society pages to balance trends toward feminism and femininity.
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Hdstor
Tampure
Tate de
Man
Ruby Diana Woodman
Wilson Opponents Clash as War Policy Divides Democrats
Fragmentary OCR recalls a 1912 era clash among Wilson supporters and opponents including Bryan and Roosevelt figures. The piece sketches Wilson as Lincolnian during a pivotal summer, noting a convention that condemned McClellan’s war for the Union as a failure and a push for peace at any price amid wartime debate.
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Yoel Wola
Bryan
An-Price
Roosevelt
Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
McClellan
Union
Military Tinted Blouse Delights Daily Fashion Hint
A white crepe de chine blouse tested with military notes features long sleeves turn cuffs and blue silk accents. Tiny hand ticks and metal embroidery add a nod to military style. paired with a white gaberdine suit and batten brocade hat, the look stays smart and era-appropriate.
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Ulus
Iwns Fund & Tei
Abolitionism and War Debates Across Sects in 1860s rhetoric
A column catalogues polemics linking abolitionism with wartime policy, noting distrust of Lincoln and Fremont as war hawks, then shifts to a slice of everyday life about a Mexican boy Juan teased by a German‑Italian family, and ends with a Toast of garbled wartime chatter and local color from the Boston Transcript era.
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Juan
Ivangorod Fortified Line Key to Warsaw Front
War primer notes Ivangorod fortress near midway between Warsaw and the Prut region, a stronghold guarding southern access to the capital. It underscores rail junctions to Lublin and Kelze, with German forces pressing toward Lubli and the Polish frontier.
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Riwelan
Ivangorodu- Impowes
Pules
Mnd
Watschty
Huswhan
Potunt
Lunes
Lublin
Kelze
Ivangorod
Thunksgine
National Geographic Society
Praemyal
Vistula
Brest-Lil Oval
Novo-Georgievste
Vares
Farma
Rirsstin
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