San Antonio Light circula tion audit figures show higher paid reach
The six months ending September 30 1916 report daily average circulation of 22 062 and Sunday 26 756. Net paid daily 20 477 and Sunday 24 424. Audit Bureau of Circulation certifies figures as authoritative. The paper claims 50 percent more paid circulation direct to San Antonio advertisers than any rival.
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Silencing the Mule Reveals French Mule Silence Tactics
The piece laments American pride as French experts in World War I secretly taught how to quiet a braying mule. After mules sent to Europe, veterinarians devised a nose operation to mute the animal, a cheaper alternative to killing. The narrator admires the method and notes it as a striking French achievement.
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United States
Europe
France
America
San Antonio Golf Course Spotlighted to Divert Tourists
The Galveston News editorializes on the Katy passenger agents convention in town and argues San Antonio’s municipal golf course reveals the city’s strategy to divert tourist traffic. The piece notes the subtle choice of meeting place shows intent to steer visitors toward San Antonio.
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California
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Oleander
Katy to Lure Tourists With San Antonio Golf Draw
The Katy railroad plans to promote San Antonio as a convention and tourist destination by leveraging the city's recreational offerings. The Galveston News notes the golf course as a strong attractor, arguing golf travels with visitors and supports the city’s appeal for winter guests.
An Unwise Congressman McKellar Faces Criticism
The piece badges Congressman McKellar as irresponsible for undermining General Scott’s testimony on military preparedness. It argues Congress bears blame for unpreparedness, faulting McKellar for pressuring War Secretary Baker to silence critical truth about the national guard.
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Historical editorials on loyalty and governance echo fear
In sharp rhetoric a speaker condemns critics like McKellar as dangerous to the nation and asserts they should have no say in government. The passage emphasizes duty, feeling over truth, and the peril of dissent in public life.
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McKellar
Nothing Done in Mexican Conference Says Washington Waiting
The Mexico United States talks have produced no result after months of debate. Pershing's forces in Mexico are ordered to do nothing, with Washington officials puzzled and hoping for a change. The stalemate centers on the American army's presence in Mexico and Villa’s fate.
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United States
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Rio Grande
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Persia
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Two Frenchmen Agree Not to Duel Over War Unpatriotic
Reporters note two Frenchmen named TM agreed not to fight a duel during the war calling it unpatriotic and possibly adding a humorous aside about the matter.
Gardner Rejects Mann for Speaker Over Peace Note Endorsement
Congressman Gardner declines to back Minority Leader Mann for speaker citing Mann's support for the president's peace note. Gardner fears the note may spur protests and affect House leadership.
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Mann
Navy in Good Condition Says Daniels Report
The Navy is in good condition and the annual Daniels report satisfies most, showing a push to extend and improve the building program without regard to cost, addressing chronic grumblers about the scope and pace of expansion.
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Navy
Daniels
New York
Mes
Pressing FTC finding on paper costs sparks price debate
The federal trade commission said US paper manufacturing costs this year are no higher than in 1915, prompting questions about rising prices and potential price fixing. New York World notes publicity may correct misinfo among manufacturers.
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Federal Trade Commission
United States
New York World
Cuba's Sugar Boom to Boost 1930s Market Prices
Within ten days grinding will begin on Cuba's largest sugar crop to date. Analysts expect next year’s harvest to be even bigger as American-owned plantations start bearing cane. The market will stay supplied and households may see cheaper sugar again. Cuba revels in the wealth from the sugar boom.
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Cuba
Utica Observer
Texas Molasses From Johnson County Proves Superior
The Johnson County molasses made from seeded ribbon cane rivaling Georgia or Louisiana products. Locals praise its quality and urge home production to meet demand. At the mill it sells for 65 cents a gallon, with most going to home consumption. The paper advocates local farming to boost prosperity.
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Johnson County
Georgia
Louisiana
Cleburne Enterprise
Diversified farming as the balance wheel of revenue
The Bryan Eagle argues diversification secures farm income. Cotton remains the general revenue crop, with cattle, horses, hogs, foodstuffs, feed, poultry, fruits, and vegetables entering via multiple streams. Diversified products stabilize earnings and drive broader commerce.
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Bryan Eagle
Joffre Named Counsellor Amid Allied War Effort
The New York World lauds General Joffre as the premier Allied commander despite Briand’s wartime council. It notes his decisive Marne victory and enduring impact through weeks of Verdun and Somme, reaffirming his supremacy alongside Hindenburg.
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New York World
Two Soldiers Bonded by Battle Face Hidden Gold
In trench fatigue Montemps and Tategrain, Par isian and peasant, discover a buried iron box with bank notes and gold coins. The loot tests their loyalty as greed corrodes the bond formed by shared death and danger. One offers to share a fraction for a future leave, while the other remains stunned and insulted by fate.
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Tategrain
Montemps
Smething
Would You Like This Man For Mayor
An exchange reveals greed and pride as two men discuss a hidden gold prize. One accuses the other of cheating, but the truth surfaces when Bontemps dismisses the plot, returns the stolen gold, and falls asleep, calm as a child.
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Bontemps
Madero Estate Valued in New York Appraisal
Francisco Madero father of Mexico’s late president has New York taxable assets about 24000 dollars under inheritance tax law. He died here last September leaving no will and no outside-property value indicated. The estate includes bank deposits and 15000 dollars in Arkansas Smelting Company stock. His widow eight sons three daughters and three grandchildren are entitled to shares.
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New York
Francisco Madero
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Speech Interrupted by Band Incident at Political Meeting
At a political gathering, Twain's address was interrupted by a band outside playing The Star Span fled Banner. The speaker resumed, sang the anthem, and waved his arms. Clem ens concluded that the full speech would appear in morning papers with music omitted.
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The Common Law at Empire Screens Clara Kimball Young
The Empire showcases The Common Law featuring Clara Kimball Young with Conway Tearle and Paul Capellani. Valorie West, Neville, and Rita figures drive a tale of poverty and artistry with strong emotional drama. The film, adapted from Robert W. Chambers, runs at the Empire through Thursday.
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Clara Kimball Young
Robert W. Chambers
Albert Capellani
Miss Young
Valerie West
Conway Tearle
Neville
Paul Capellani
Querida
Edna Hunter
Rita
Blue Paradise Comes to Grand Opera House This Week
Announcement touts Messrs Shubert production The Blue Paradise as the season’s top booking at the Grand Opera House with matinee and evening shows Saturday Sunday and Monday. Described as a grand Viennese operetta direct from a 52 week Casino Theater run in New York.
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May Irwin at Grand Opera House in 33 Washington Square
May Irwin an acclaimed comedienne brings her New York cast to the Grand Opera House for two nights in the new hit 33 Washington Square. The play follows Mrs DePuyster a social leader who hides at home with her housekeeper Matilda after a sudden shortage of funds. Irwin also performs songs such as Buzzin Around Those Were Happy Days and Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go.
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Jodny May Irwin
Grand Opera House
Washington Square
Leroy Scott
Miss Irwin
New York
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Mrs. DePuyster
No. 33
Matilda
Robinson Crusoe
Master Plumbers Allowed New Plea
In Pittsburg Judge Charles P. Orr allows William McCoach and 32 Master Plumbers Association defendants to plead non contendre under Sherman act indictments. They faced charges of securing a monopoly in selling and installing plumbing equipment.
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Master Plumbers
Pittsburg
Charles P. Orr
United States District Court
William McCoach
Master Plumbers’ Association of the
United States
Letter to Mark Twain From Players Club Pair
Brander Matthews and Francis Wilson, dining at the Players' Club of New York, draft a letter to Mark Twain addressed to God Knows Where. They guess Twain is in Europe and affix a five cent stamp. Clemens replies briefly with I am here or He did.
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Francis Wilson
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Mr. Clemens
Professor Matthews
Europe
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