San Antonio Light circulation data and offices noted
The San Antonio Light announces circulation figures for January including daily and Sunday editions. It lists office addresses in New York, Boston and Philadelphia and certified circulation totals for daily, Sunday, and net paid copies with affidavits by Harvey Steele and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echeckinston Bates
Carter
Bwianbhess
Susday
Cartier
Bonday
Gael
Alvaney
Caerlar
Eusday
Sally
Peur Perer
New York City
Iba Waller
Piked Hotel
Belmont Tate
Astor Hotel
Imperial Hotel
Cmilags
Piel Block, Inc
Matters
Boston
Paul Black
Int
Tremost Life
Jasuany
Dusty Witton
San Antonio
Jim Fundy
Harvey Ja Steele
Harvey i
Etrele
Gall
Ivy St Einuts
Mary Publi
Steser Mounty
Tee
Jncil
Bao Antonio
Ug SY
Ayer
Philadedpteta
Ameria
Karena
Bailey boom in Texas politics derailed by past clashes
An Austin journalist warns against reviving the Bailey issue as a Texas governor bid looms. He notes prohibition’s heavy political weight and the danger of reopening old feuds that split the state, saying the so called Bailey boom will likely fail and Texas faces a political transformation with little room for ghosts of the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Bailey Ito
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Mr. Bailey
Texas
Itis Mst
Bailey
Austin
Profit Sharing Plan At Par alpaca Company
Holyoke Mass based Parr Alpaca Company raises capitalization from 2.4 million to 7.2 million and awards each stockholder three shares as part of a new employee profit sharing plan. The firm reports no labor trouble and aims to boost cooperation by sharing proceeds with workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mensy Ford
Fare Alpzca Company
Holyoke
Mass
Parr Alpaca
Times
Farr Company to Pay Employee Dividends Alongside Stock Returns
The Farr company plans a 3 percent dividend for its stockholders and an 8 percent annual dividend for workers based on wages, while profits fund any forfeitures for leaving workers. The plan aims to ease labor tensions and may surpass Ford’s scheme in potential impact, with about 2000 workers affected if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Farr
New Patriotism Debated by United Mine Workers
Resolutions at the recent United Mine Workers convention include urging Labor to discourage militia or Boy Scout membership, calling to bar state troops in strike districts, and proposing a general strike by wine workers if the US enters war. Critics say the measures misinterpret militia roles and risk harm to property and order, while noting such ideas echo radical European socialist positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Boy Scouts
United States
Counry
Germany
Imine
Idh
Iet
Ain
Bet
Boy Scout Movement
Patriotism and the threat of a general strike in wartime
A discussion on police power abuses and the impracticality of a general strike in a foreign war. The piece argues such a strike would fail, would resemble treason, and would be crushed by public sentiment, recalling reactions to the Spanish American War and the Maine incident. It stresses staunch national loyalty with phrases like My country, may she be always right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan
Spainias
Maine
Japan US tensions over Bryan and arms rumors fade
The piece dismisses sensational talk of imminent war between the United States and Japan over the California alien law, Huerta Mexico arms, and Pacific control. It notes Japan seeks Bryan’s attention, rejects implied militarism, and argues no war is imminent while acknowledging future Pacific clashes remain possible. Strong entities include United States Japan Bryan Huerta Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivar Ccare
United States
Japan
Department of State
California
Bryan
Mexico
Haeda
Huerta
Pacific Ocean
Russia
Pacific
United States Reclamation Service Grazes Sheep Along Ditch
The United States Reclamation Service used 130 sheep to graze a five mile ditch line in Salt River Valley to combat infestation. Reported results show improved conditions and a notable saving in 1912 totaling $65.35 per mile, reflecting reduced machinery costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliep
United States Reclamation Service
Rod
Salt River Valley
The Saciaeide Mystery Warned by a Dog
In a wild tale from The Light's Daily a husky dog warns of danger as its owner, Summerton, confronts a past crime. The scene shifts to a courtroom and a confession by Lammerton about murder aboard a ship and a lifelong obsession with Mary, revealing a chain of crime, remorse, and a longing for atonement.
The Haunted Encounter in Lamerton House
In a tense scene Lammerton confronts a gnawing secret of a past murder as a visitor arrives seeking help and money. The dialogue reveals guilt, fear, and a looming reckoning driven by a hidden crime and a fragile pledge to Mary. The atmosphere tightens with firelight, shadows, and a suspenseful threat from an unseen witness.
Letter on Vaccination Sparks Public Controversy
A citizen letter challenges compulsory vaccination citing personal liberty and alleged medical risks. The writer asserts vaccines cause various diseases and cites multiple 1913 incidents from Hartford, Morrisville, Philadelphia, and Newark to claim fatal and serious outcomes. The piece urges publication to inform residents and question authorities.
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Robert
London
Hartford
Conn
Prank Hart Eno Jr
Capto Street
Morrisville
Mathryn Flyn
Raymond F. Clee
Mercer Hospital
Trenton
N. J
Philadelphia
Haymond C. Jones
Rease Street
Newark
N.J
Alfred Cross Jr
Weate
City
Bs Fansiag'io
Why Radium Is High Priced in Industry
The article discusses the artificial price of radium and the high costs involved in radium production. It notes that even with new mineral supplies, processing heavy ores, accumulating radium from pitchblende and autunite, and the lengthy methods needed to extract pure radium bromide drive costs. A shortage drives demand and prices, while experts seek ways to shorten processing and reduce expenses without sacrificing purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazaras-Barstown
Mir
Oklahoma Prison Tragedy and Honor System Debate
The article argues the Oklahoma state penitentiary tragedy may reflect the risks of the honor system in prison discipline. It criticizes the old penitentiary as costly and ineffective, noting reform aims lack hope without true reform, and warns against relying on pseudo kindness to curb crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laue
Oklahoma State
Hog Cholera Campaign From the New York Proms
The Ohio movement aims to eradicate hog cholera with broad legislative support from Congress and the state legislatures. The speaker urges practical, national actions and an appropriation for stamping out the disease as a core, feasible effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio
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Jaunary
the Light's Daily
Dlantany
Kammertan
Lumierton
Jude
Wim
Gammerton
Laromerton
Milion
Quinton
Jonathan Harker
States
Harker
OWL Tg
Mary
England
Slin
Min Ik
Cain
Newfoundland
Lammerton
Tide
Pouret
Matey Amonde
Willg
Dex Marcigg
Tammerton
Jhde
Tulie
Jude Levide
S&l Seviour
Sam Merton
Max
Collan
Lammer
Will
Avick
Oklahoma
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