San Antonio Light circulation figures January 1404 report
The San Antonio Light publishes its January 1404 daily and Sunday circulation totals, noting average copies of 20,188 for daily and 24,60 for Sunday, with net paid daily averaging 10,457 and 7,864 on Sunday. Harvey L Yeele signs oath as circulation manager. notary seals by M. Shuiaris.
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Earcler
Busan
Sanday
Cartler
Beudlayserccacs
Crockett
York City
Astor
Rally Edrtton
San Anton Merit
Swan
Ted
Epnyples
Advertivera
Orchangts
Ana Dolly Agttlon
Vontes J
Haring
Steele
Hening
Harvey L
Yeele
Befara
Association of American Adveriners
Haa
Deaf Smith in New York Letters Sparks Texas Pride
A New York newspaper debate prompts Texans to publish letters on Deaf Smith and other Texas history. Readers from Texas reveal the persona and deeds of the frontiersman while noting New Yorkers’ unfamiliarity with Deaf Smith and Texas beyond the border. The exchange broadens awareness of Texas heritage.
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New York
Texas
Uear
Savith County
Smith
Sam Houston
Davy Crockett
Staten Island
Bronx
Teads
Republic
Smiths
New Yorks
Deaf Smith
Ol’ N'Yawk
Houston Street
Hungary
New Yorker
Charlie Rurply
Brooklyn
Big Bill Devery
Iyaman
Ulysses
Napoleon
Harry Thaw
Abe Erlanger Ji
The Execution of Guzman by Villa News
The article discusses General Villa allegedly executing Guzman after promising to honor civilized warfare. It notes Guzman was proscribed for involvement in a plot against President Francisco I Madero and Vice President Pino Suarez, presenting two grounds Villa might use to justify the act.
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Francisco Villa
Guzman
Francisco I. Madero
Pino Suarez
Villan Conspiracies and Guzman’s Execution Explored
From a dead president’s supporters view, Guzman is a traitor and his execution marked as punishment. The piece argues Guzman’s role as Felix Diaz’s emissary aimed to sever Villa from the Constitutionalists and portrays Villa’s act as aligned with Anglo-Saxon codes. It discusses loyalty to Carranza and the broader aim of constitutional restoration in Mexico.
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Guena
Guzman
Felix Disz
General Villa
Felix Diaz
Guz- Fatan
Villa
Guzian
Mexico
Carranza
Infringing a Liberty Press freedom vs. state censorship warned
A Texas observer critiques Minnesota style libel laws that block reporting of executions and threaten press liberty. The piece recalls Mary Rogers case in Vermont where a governor committee hid a botched hanging, later exposed by reporters, underscoring risks of secrecy and censorship in reporting.
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Cullen
New York
Sant
Te Bor
Texas
Galton
Minnesota
Commonwealth
Union
Athough Ie
Mary Rogers
Veemont
Vermont
Paners
Enterprise
al Ous
Public pressure and press rights in Vermont case
Indignant newspaper critiques suppressive practices and defends the role of the press in exposing wrongs. The piece argues that officials should not hush up unpleasant executions and that public opinion should judge whether a wrong was committed, resisting any official censorship.
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Ine
Vermont
Minnesota
Cullen
Early to rise and healthy living in old times
A column discusses how preelectric era required early rising to maximize daylight. It notes shifts with kerosene, gas, and electricity, claims longer life and health with modern lighting, compares city and country sleep disruption, and ends with a note on parcel post service expansion and its impact on daily life.
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New York
Mevloniak Limes
Sahar
Anid
Tfe
Charity Match Turns Dramatic With Masquerade
In a village football tale a player in disguise infiltrates Moortown's dressing room. Amid stolen kit and a bold plan, he lines up as Steggles’s stand in, helps Moortown win, and faces rising tension as police the next move.
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Geordie Murchison
Geordie
Bug
Jock Stesens
Slayton
Geerdle
William
Steggles
Ottter
Stesgles
Bentem
Murchison
Era of Good Setting Brings Unity to Nation
The piece argues the 1374 era marks unity as a shift from party factionalism. It claims Monroe’s presidency energized economic development while party thieves faded, urging focus on national progress over sectarian disputes and distracting quarrels.
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York
Istory Tots Ps
Theves
Hetktic
United States
Publicizing Government Publications Aims to Reach Teachers and Public
An article urges better promotion of federal reports and consular data to teachers and the public. It argues the vast material is buried behind dull titles and obtrusive formatting, wasting resources. A skilled press agent and editor could transform accessible knowledge from government publications, benefiting educators, students, and business readers alike.
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Allonsa
Lavonia
Federal Bureau of Educati
Pyesa Ithes
Sam
Gaoa
Concrete City Model Village Promises Novel Concrete Homes
From the New York Times a model village in Concrete City features twenty hollow concrete houses built by the Delaware, Usiekawating & West Cowl Continent group near Nantleoke Pay teecer. Each home uses pound concrete for floors roofs and sinks, with removable furniture and hose-washable interiors. The design includes central square walks, a complete sewer system, and a garden space. rents start at eight dollars monthly, while residents note summer warmth and winter coolness.
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Delaware
West Cowl
Nantleoke
Settle- Pye
Forest Hills
Russell _ Sage
Thomas A
Mie Coat and Coke
Leleu
Alaca
Fider
Pattaviie
Warny
Olen
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