San Antonio Light Circulation Figures and Notices
The San Antonio Light presents its circulation data for the year, with daily and Sunday editions, carrier routes, and subscription prices. It lists postal offices and offices in Chicago Boston and Boston offices, alongside audit details and reader distribution across the United States and Canada.
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Pactless Deed Over US Letter to Mexican Factions
A historian notes a US Pan-American conference letter was handed to Carranza commanders at multiple points but not to Villistas. The piece argues the unequal delivery aimed to undermine subordinate leaders and questions US fairness and wartime conduct toward all factions, including Villa.
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United States
Laredo
Garrett
Ricaut
Monterey
Robertson
General Trevine
Matamoros
Johnson
Nalfarette
Merida
Alvarado
Mexico City
Gonzales
San Luis Potosi
Gaston Schmutz
Obregon
Victoria
Cohallery
Villa
Villistas
George C. Caruthers
Villista
Honda
Fierro
Cenuio Keyes
Ietter
Ravul ‘Madero
Vilista
Haa
Milla
Carranza
Washington faces risk in Villa Carranza conference plan
Washington weighs a conference with Villa amid Carranza’s rising strength and Mexico’s internal loyalties. The move could detach Carranza's forces from the long struggle, provoking charges of imperial meddling while U S policy seeks to avoid undermining the Mexican revolutionary cause.
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Washington
United States
Villa
Carranza
Three Reports Strain Federal Industrial Commission
After two years and a half million dollars, the Federal Industrial Relations Commission failed to agree on a single finding. Three reports will be sent to Congress by different commissioners, reflecting divergent opinions and a public sense that the commission’s hearings were mishandled and biased. The piece notes expectations that reforms were sought and critiques the hearings led by Mr Walsh, while discussing potential impacts on U S finance and international currency concerns amid the Arabic steamship news.
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United States
Industral Relatives Commission
Congress
Amerwan
Howe
Walsh
Dollar rises as standard currency amid war and trade shifts
The article notes the US dollar overtaking the British pound as world markets adjust to World War I. It cites large British purchases in the American market, mounting bills at J P Morgan & Co, and a widening pound weakness in New York. The shift demoralizes other European currencies like the French franc, while bankers with international ties monitor the upheaval.
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Great Britain
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Returning to Armor as Trench Warnings Rise
Soldiers in trenches revive hand grenades and old weapons while steel helmets prove useful against bullets and debris. Reports cite doctors that helmets lessen wound depth and that gases may prompt new defensive gear. Some writers urge medieval protections like chain mail and visors as war drags into a future of evolving armor.
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England
Nigel Loring
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Rising Tide of Trade Boosts Iron and Steel Output
The article notes farmers boosting prosperity and manufacturers advancing, with iron and steel leading. Furnaces are producing pig iron at 32 million tons per year, up about 50 percent from 1914. United States Steel Corp. added a quarter million tons in July and has more new orders than in eighteen months, driven by war and domestic demand.
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United States Steel Corporation
Kansas City Star
Rhson
Unrae
Eight-Hour Day Movement Grows in Labor, War Industry
The piece notes a rising push for an eight hour workday in labor circles and mechanical trades, sparked by wartime munitions contracts. It cites higher wages and shorter hours as motives, with a view to extending the eight hour standard beyond crisis industries. It also mentions trade engineers needing to persuade South America that U.S. intentions are honorable, given South American orders for German machinery amid concerns over American production reliability.
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Rome
New York Journal of Commercia
South America
Germany
United States
Loe Angele
Fragmented OCR note on 19th century policy signals
The text discusses contraband and acts tied to 1872 era conflicts, mentioning England's fleet and laws, with fragmented references to Germany and maritime policy. It reads as a garbled historical note lacking clear events or dates.
Marie Louise and I Hire Reem Friends for anamy Years
The narrator recalls a long friendship with Marie Louise beginning in youth amid awkward lessons and social climbs. A turning moment arrives when Marie Louise challenges the narrator about past affections and a planned life with Herbert Walter and a set of suitors, revealing complex choices and a onward path toward independence and new shops.
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Ewart Kaye
Marte Louise
Reem
Anamy
Gallaice
Wacher
Marle Loulee
Yipit
Eburgs
Dave R Weeks
Philosphy
Marty Louise Pace
Marley
Marie Louise
Elise
Marty Loulan
Wahatle
Marie Loulee
Marty Louise
Marie Taulse
Hersel
Marie Uaulse
Mia
Marc Louise
Islwegss
Tim
Maria Louise
Tan
Marie Enfilse
Herbert
Merle Louice
Old Boy
Walter
Marie Lanuise
Marie Louse
Fashion Notes and Cotton Trade Turbulence in War Headlines
The piece surveys fashion details like net with lace edgings and cream tones, then shifts to cotton market strains amid European war. It discusses Great Britain's potential cotton purchases, contraband debates, and the risk of bolstering prices while harming Southern growers and future market stability.
Sleepy Time Tales for the Little Folk
Fragment of a children’s tale recounts three siblings at a beach cottage in Afanhore. They swim, fear, and play as a mother drowns a wave, Edward teases, and the family gathers shells and crabs for lunch amid seaside adventures.
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Edward
Frida
Tex
Ner
Rana
Rome
Jie
All Pray for Victory in Churches Across Russia
A gossiped dispatch from Petrograd notes U2 Wells and many churches in Russia holding constant intercession for victory. Crowded congregations, outdoor masses at Kamian cathedral, and prayers for success mark the wartime devotion amid rising patriotic fervor. King George VI and British traders reportedly to attend St Pauls on August 4 to inaugurate the war's second year, provoking debate on faith and patriotism in wartime.
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Hansas City Journal
Petrograd
Russia
Araves
George
England
St. Pauls Cathedral
Christ
Jim
Coast of Cornwall Seen Through War and Trade Lenses
Florence Craig Albrecht portrays Cornwall as a vital naval frontier and historic maritime hub. She highlights fishing ports from Penzance to Newlyn and Marazion, Plymout h and Portsmouth fortresses, and enduring fleets shaping the coast through centuries of conflict and commerce.
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Cornwall
National Geographic Society
Florence Craig Albrecht
England
Lands End
Seti Islands
Uwiil
Plymouth
Fisher Cote
Albrecht
Clauda
Iic Folowing
Bethaven
Mera
Cornwell
Penzance
Oler
Newlyn
Marazlon
Cornish
Calals
Mun
Fawey Harbor
Powey
Pole Perro
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Pol Igertu
Cormwall
Tamar
Ripplia
Devon
Portsmouth
Training Citizens Proposition Drawn From National Security League
A Hartford Times summary critiques a proposed course of study to train citizens for public service and potential military duty. It argues the plan is theoretical, may be impractical, and would overload young students beyond their comprehension while suggesting duty to country should develop with maturity and understanding.
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Hartford Times
National Securit League
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