Circulation figures for The San Antonio Light
The San Antonio Light reports October 196 average daily circulation of 21,098 copies and Sunday circulation of 73,403. The daily net paid and Sunday editions show lower totals after deductions. Audit Bureau of Circulation endorsement confirms the figures as authoritative for advertisers across the United States and Europe.
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Sno Smonse Light
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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San Antonio Light
As & Remit
Kore Tx Sam
Rotary Leader Denounces Peace Rally Plan
The international president of Rotary, Albert Sitbert, spurns a proposed world peace rally attracting private individuals to advise European chancelleries. He warns against endorsing such schemes and urges Corpus Christi Rotarians to reject the idea as imprudent and silly.
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Rotary
Corpto Chriattemilicaes
Amd Swanekta Tine
Allen Dy Albert
Motary Clubs
Mmnimianca Ts Niu
Chimus Ghell Rotary
Europe
Alen D. Sitbert
Ondo
Corpus Christi Rotarians
Migrations of Distinguished Americans Explored by Nearing
Professor Nearing analyzes biographies of 16 449 individuals listed in Who's Who to argue that great Americans moved westward from eastern birthplaces to western residences. He notes 91.6 percent born east of the Mississippi and concludes eastern regions lose native talent while western areas gain it. The article questions the share attaining greatness before versus after relocation and cautions about data limits.
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Scott Nearing
University of Toledo, Osio
Nearing
Who's Who
New England
Middle Atlantic
North Central
South Atlantic
East South Central
Mississippi River
Federal Census Bureau
Aiough
Westward shift shapes human greatness and destiny
The article argues opportunity drives achievement and notes mixed East West dynamics. It cites Horace Greeley, contrasts East abundance with West room for growth, and asserts greatness results from innate ability plus free opportunity, without a fixed birth center for genius.
Lip Reading by Film for the Deaf Advocated
The piece argues that motion pictures could teach the deaf to read lips and even to speak. It envisions films showing each letter, then short words and sentences with slow tempo to train lip and facial muscle movement, possibly as government owned educational reels.
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Nat
Suvla Bay Blunder Redefines Gallipoli Setback
Report notes that British forces at Suvla Bay underperformed compared with Balaklava expectations. New units of Kitchener's Army landed on Gallipoli failed to cooperate with seasoned Anzac troops. In several sectors they relieved Anzacs and were routed, leaving trenches abandoned by previously held units.
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Suvla Bay
Balak- Javea
Kitchener
Gallipoli Peninsula
Australia
New Zealand
Failures of Suvla Bay Show Crude Allied Tactics
The article critiques the Suvla Bay expedition, arguing Turkish and German command withstood poorly trained Allied troops. It asserts recruits, not seasoned soldiers, caused panics under fire and trench battles produced devastating losses. It compares British Kitchener era forces to hypothetical American forces raised quickly. The piece laments leadership and training gaps in an ill-fated attack.
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Gasca
Mm Contenand
Iris
Great Britain
Suvla Bay
Suyka Bay
United States
Fragmented analysis of New York campaign rhetoric in 1930s
The piece discusses hyphenated New York figures linked to a political campaign against the president Wilguth. It argues residents distrust foreign policy, notes broad distrust of alleged ties to allies, and suggests a nationwide rally behind the president against antiwar sentiment and military defense cuts. It references Philadelphia and Isthumic Svencity League-Philydelphia.
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Quaper Union
Bert Bho Engineeriyr
Wilguth
Europe
United States
Isthu Anic Svencity League
Philydelphia
Diplomacy and balance in the Orient amid rising tensions
The piece discusses entente diplomacy and a Chinese alignment move amid German aggression, aiming to preserve regional balance. It notes Japanese hostility rising after Japan’s program toward China within influence, with London Paris and Petrograd countries easing their stance accordingly.
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Agiina
Japan
China
Tely
London
Paris
Petrogradi
Senor Dominguez Plan Aims Texas Corn Gain
The Corn King of Mexico, Senor Dominguez, is praised for a cultivation method demonstrated in his country that could boost Texas corn output on large tracts. The Ferguson farm test may lead to its adoption, showing that abundant feedstuffs support stable prosperity and that corn once reigned as king.
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Dominguez
Mexico
Texas
Ferguson Farm
Dallas Journal. Com
Hughes May Be Receptive For Presidential Ballot
The Galveston News reports Justice Hughes informed Nebraska's secretary that he will not seek the Republican presidential nomination but has asked to remain on the ballot. The piece notes no clear legal method to force removal, suggesting Republicans may abandon hopes to block Wilson's re-election.
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Hughes
Nebraska
Justice Hughes
Wilson
Galveston
Call of the Wild and the Outdoor Morning Routine
A fragmentary note discusses the lure of early hours in the field or prairie for ducks geese and wild birds. It contrasts city dwellers' routines with the appeal of fresh air freedom and outdoor pursuit after periods indoors and prior spending on preparations. The piece reflects on the satisfaction of a modest bag and the sense of renewal from the outdoors.
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Reanmon
Enterprise
Conflicting ASIAN Statement Impacts Lusitania Atrocity Debate
An American author recalls an attack by a submarine on a steamer as passengers fled lifeboats. Austrian officers report shelling while evacuees boarded, signaling a sharper atrocity claim than Lusitania. U.S. government tensions with Vienna are noted as stern as ever.
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Austrian Ufficia
Lusitania
Vienne
Baelin
Galventon Tribune
Great Idea drives modern Greece myths and fate
In a National Geographic Society communication, Moses Higgins surveys Greek history and the "Great Idea" guiding political development. He lauds modern Greece's achievements since independence, notes emigration draining rural areas, praises the royal family background, and highlights a robust army amid a democratic temperament and European influences.
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Motes
Burkish
Thease
Crete
Macedonia
Pire
Ithrolus Fort
Mem Wittt
Arzean Isles
Constantine
Thessalian
Maluia
Salomiki
Allenia
London
Greece
Say’ Vhas
America
Higgins
Cruyn Princusea
Knivers
George
Princurs
Nicholas
Andrew
Artien
Tatoi
Athens
Royal Agricultural Society
Hye Kingdom
McAdoo Shipping Plan Aims to Build Naval Reserve
Secretary McAdoo argues for a merchant marine plan to enlarge and organize a naval reserve. The approach would use auxiliary ships for both commerce and naval needs, with the government as chief stockholder in a privately owned fleet. This differs from subsidy schemes by tying government ownership to the vessels.
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Lally Journal
McAdoo
Ming
Reed
Wt Corporailm
Bir
McAdye
Tip the country squirrel finds his way home
In Sleepy Time Tales Tip the country squirrel wanders while seeking home in Baty Joli. A gray cat spooks him into running, he meets his cousin and baby John at a new nut house, then returns to the nurse and Baby John to ride home happily aboard the carriage.
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Baty
Tabby
Paris
Tip
Mis Qousin
Jett
Tik Cultsi
Nome l
John
Baby John
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