San Antonio Light January circulation audit details
The San Antonio Light's January circulation figures are listed for daily and Sunday editions, with breakdowns for evening and Sunday copies. Notarized declarations by VARVEY L STEELE certify accuracy, with offices in New York Chicago and Denver and endorsements from the Association of American Advertisers.
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Ally Eng Sonday
Eurdey
Enovia
Kay York
Pas! Blocw, Inc
Tha Cight
Ders
Tarory le Steele
Sempeda Varvey L Steele
Joan J. Wahl
Notary Paplig
Dever Co
Tex
Association of Americal Advertisers Ling
XN. W. Ayer & Sent
Philadelphia
Ameriu
Debate Over Reed Smoot Seeks New Senate Seat Scrutiny
A 1913 article questions Reed Smoot's reliance on franking privilege and government papers to distribute testimony from the Clapp Investigating Committee. It cites Foraker and printing office actions, noting secrecy remains and urging renewed inquiry into Smoot's eligibility.
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Mothers’ Congress
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Bue Dt
Utah
Froralert
Clapp
Snigot
Imare
Smoot
Joinét Commission On Printing
Foraker
Porsker
Senator Smoot and the Privilege Grasp on Power
Rhine Island criticizes an Upper House member for aiding Foraker's scheme and betraying public trust. The senator is accused of infidelity to the people's interests and succumbing to wealth influence, with calls to reveal secret information and oppose privilege.
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Rhine Island
Standard Oil
Foraker
People's
Hanor
Smoot
Webb amendment proposal for San Antonio commission plan
The charter committee backs a mayor and commissioner check on appointments with disapproval needing full board confirmation. It compares Memphis and Des Moines are cited for their systems, arguing the Webb amendment will curb patronage and ensure capable service, supported by Mayor Jones’ plan and general public endorsement.
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Charter Committee
San Antonia
Board of Commissioners
Dal Board
Jones
J. E. Webb
Memphis
Des Moines
San Antonio
Webb
Enforced front exit rule on San Antonio streetcars falters
The San Antonio Traction Company began requiring passengers to enter by the rear and leave by the front to speed trips and reduce accidents. The rule, once strict, is now widely ignored as conductors struggle to enforce it, with many offenders, including women, retracing steps.
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San Antonio Traction Company
Traction Company
San Antonio
Wilfienls
Hihey
Houston Street
Avenue C
San Antienio
Front Door Rule for Passengers Requires Enforcement
A San Antonio reader argues that locking the front vestibule doors and forcing passengers to exit at the rear disrupts flow and safety. The writer urges conductors to enforce the front-door rule while keeping the front doors accessible, predicting overall benefit and cost savings for the traction company.
The Man With The Bass Drum In The Brass Band
Critics praise the cornet virtuoso while the unsung bass drummer holds the rhythm from the rear. The piece lauds his steady beat, the drum strap tight at his neck, and his essential role behind Sousa’s band and veteran firemen.
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Devinner
Mr. Sousa
Fishvvile
Sit Lunelul
Depopulation View for Panama Canal Zone Population
The Panama Canal Zone census lists 62 810 residents with most employed by the Canal Commission the Panama Railroad and various canal contractors. The piece suggests depopulating the zone except for canal operatives and essential military protection, noting limited American attraction and non desirable non Americans.
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Canal Zone
Panama Canal Zone
Inboul Corly
Canal Commission
Panama Reitroad
Cotanal
Cotanal Geethala
Scientific American
Germanizing talk sparks fears in America
The Cleveland Leader notes decades of alarms about German influence in the southern region and Monroe Doctrine implications. It questions the seriousness of migrations into Brazil and the broader impact of German immigration on the Americas.
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Douney
Cleveland
A Century of Peace Celebrates Four Thousand Years of Peace
The Los Angeles Tribune notes that America will be touched by a Great Britain and Saxon nations celebration marking four thousand years of peace. The piece recalls the Ghent treaty and reflects on cordial relations since the Chil War and Cleveland's Venezuela message, emphasizing fair concession.
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Tates
America
Great Vriain
Cleveland
Venezuela
Los Angeles Tribune
Traveling funds for president running dry in current year
A brief note from the Utica Observer reports that Congress has appropriated 28 000 for the president's traveling expenses but the money has been depleted since July and little remains. It speculates the incoming president will face limited travel funds and that Taft may have already traveled more than expected.
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Trig
Congress
Wilson
Washington
Taft
Uttea Observer
Light's Daily Story Ordeal at the Mansion Fire
A fire engulfs a timber mansion as Selwyn Darlington and Mildred Deane face crisis and doubt. Amid the blaze the couple wrestles with honor jealousy and love while a hidden will and family debts surface, testing loyalties and threats of scandal.
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Selwyn Darrington
York
Ceellains
Lamohg
Elizabeth Towne and New Thought’s practical power
Margaret Windhard Ayer profiles Elizabeth Towne as a modern advocate of New Thought, praising her practical approach to self help and her mission to teach perseverance and self-reliance. The piece highlights Towne’s lectures, writings, and examples, noting her influence on personal development and the use of mental attitudes to overcome obstacles.
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Margaret Windhard Ayer
Elrly Dotail
Tvs
Eizabeth
Nicedkar
Nautins
Wonun
Federation
New Seeley Soelntlea
Selwyn Darlington and Mildred in a Fateful Letter Tragedy
Fragmentary fictionalized exchange reveals Selwyn and Mildred amid a deadly blaze sparked by a pistol shot. A haunting letter from George refers to racing debts as Mildred dies. Selwyn seeks forgiveness while he recalls the explosive events and love triage.
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Selwyn Daringtin
Mildred
Avias
Servyn | Darlington
Weiling
Helwyn
Selwyn
N—Rowarn
Return
Heather
Alchevel
Selteyn
Mmeang Aabby
Wesk
Ste
George
Imei
Nate
Tipp
Salwyn
Ile Withy
Haveolf
Benn
Relyen
Angers
A Job for Wyershpay in Illinois Reports
A government posting elsewhere seeks a private position for a man named Wyershpay. The text mentions Governor Wilson searching places for an individual amid a 6,292,718 readout in New York.
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Wyershpay
Wilson
York Bune
Bond Zatella Debuts to Rave Reviews in San Antonio
Miss Biatlina Zatella new soprano captivates San Antonio at Beethoven Hall with Aleggamire Hones and Signor Bonet. The concert includes English Italian French and IlMan songs, a La Boheme aria, and a dramatic Luca scene, earning praise for tone clarity and dramatic power.
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Biatlina Zatella
San Antoniani
Aleggamire Hones
Malianenor
Beethoven Hall
Press Clan of
San Antonio
Mies ZateNa
Ifrue
Sister Bones
Luca
Bliss Zatelle
Gnief
Phongh
Suring
Duele Coudh
Moat He Seem
Perl
Bignor Bouc
Martha
Signor Bond
Miss Zatella
Beaulilly
Eangs
IllMan
Signor Hovei
Triumph
Stenor Cavallera
Roberty Irencin
Dongruta
Lstea
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the Light
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