San Antonio Light circulation and operations notice
The San Antonio Light announces its January circulation figures for the daily and Sunday editions, with detailed office locations in New York Chicago Boston and San Antonio. It lists an average daily circulation of 20,198 copies and Sunday edition 24,? copies, along with staff notarization and advertisement audit references.
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Careler
Mall
Phoma Crockett
Tyron
As Waldor
Paomaylvania
Antonio
Boteis
Garter
Brew York
Paul Biove
Chicago
Offich
Lic
Meliere
Boston
Bourton Bate
Jenuary
Harvey le Gerla
Enanager
Ramvey le Othrie
M. Boulte
Notary Pable
Beas Cously
Tex Tha Association of American Advertiser
N. J. Dyer & Son
America
Europe
A Famous People Examination Quiz From The Lieut
A period newspaper piece describes a ten minute quiz titled A Famous People Examination. It invites readers to answer questions on politics history literature and culture to win a prize. The format bans outside help and promises no prizes if answers are looked up.
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Dickens
Kipling
Poe
Longfellow
Showing Some Justice and the Mexican Constitutionalist Issue
A United States press roundup notes a shift after President Wilson’s embargo lift, with papers aligning against the embargo and questioning prospects for Mexico’s constitutionalist movement. It argues that Villa’s Juarez actions were mischaracterized and stresses that harsh reports were overblown.
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Tne
United States
Wilson
Ties Lama
Mexico
General Villa
Juarez
War ethics and parole in Mexican conflict debated
The article argues war justifies harsh measures like executions when enemies break parole, cites Napoleon and Villa as examples, and suggests constitutionalists must avoid executing prisoners to maintain moral authority and support both domestically and abroad. It notes North American papers growing more critical and urges disciplined governance to win external backing.
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Mexico
Napoleon
Egypt
el Arigh
Jaffa
Villa
Juarez
Jenne
Brandeis Declines Boston and Maine Chair Offer
Louis D. Brandeis of Boston declines the offer to chair the Boston and Maine railroad reform committee. The move splits opinion among reformers and conservative business leaders who view Brandeis as either visionary or meddler. Some cheered while others warned the railroad cannot be saved, fearing Brandeis’ involvement could prove either constructive or ruinous. The decision ends expectations that his leadership might rescue the troubled line.
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Louis BD. Brandeis
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Brandeis
New York,New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Bred
Morgan
Mellen
Rush
Boston & Maine
Brande
Brandeis rail reform proposal faces test at railroad rate case
The article discusses Brandeis and his rail reform theories, noting opposition from railroad managers. It argues a fair chance to prove or disprove his plan, with Brandeis possibly benefiting railroads and the public if effective, while critics say the effort could be a ploy.
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Olier
Hle
Boston & Maine
Titt
Brandeis
Pedigree of temperance questions in New York courts
A discussion of prison sentencing customs in New York where defendants answer questions about temperance and moderation. The piece argues the terms temperate and moderate are interchangeable and criticizes a court query asking if a defendant is a total abstainer or drinks in excess. It notes the need for precise language in judicial questions and the problematic use of outdated terms. The author defends correct English and urges clearer inquiries in sentencing procedures.
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New York
Shold
Camille and Lucile in a Revolution Era Tragedy
In the Luxembourg garden two lovers face fate amid the French Revolution. Camille Desmoulins woos Lucile Duplessis while Robespierre darkens their prospects. Camille's bold ideals clash with politics and family pressure until arrest and execution seal their fates. Lucile clings to memory as Camille writes tender letters from prison.
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Republic
Hopé
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Alhar
Artois
Soula-le-Grand
Mthelgalta
Lucile
Adele Duplessig
Carole Desmoulins
Masinilen Rovespierrk
Camille
Uberty
Georgy
Lfe
Luede
Miugh
Prise
Bin
Mr. Dupressia
Mme
Tlnelle
Hubespierrs
Petrov
Kisgot
Mercier
Cour de Commerce
Danton
Tabile
Justice
Creedoni
Robespierre
Adele Duplessis
Caraiile
Degmoulins
Ihe
Gamilly Deamoudlins
van Nour
Mauraune
Ile
Bris
Luxembourg
Horace
Tayonne
Torace
Fomeé
Lucie
Darling
Loulou
Rau
Camile
Bella Donna at Grand Opera House dazzles San Antonio crowd
Nazinova stars as Bella Donna in the dramatic presentation at the Grand Opera House. Reviews praise her restrained, expressive acting and the production’s lighting and staging. Other cast members include Leonid Nazimov and Charles Brysal. The play unfolds amid intense emotion as a wife battles guilt and love in a tangled tale.
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San Antonio
Hobe Urt Mithens
Dmg
Navimova
Rand Opera Houes
Bella Diana
Ifa Simpileliy
Lonsdon
Rendaing
Mairick
Cand
Pella Dogina
Lyon
Cherstow
Mme, Nagimova
Ier
Bel Denna
Ana
Bella Donea
Ig Mnie
Nazinova
Ong Bi
Charles Brysal
Une Nari
Tsaacsoi
Robert Owawneth
Mabmeanl Ba—rondi
Testa Diavis
Arssrlan
Tie
Quddes
Sittle
Zarathuptea
Zarathustra
Donna
Natlimova
Betta Donna
White of Emporia Opposed As Governor by Gazette
The Gazette declares William Aven White unfit for governor, labeling him a lifelong political wreck with six so called ideals, dangerous labor relations exploits, and a history of debt dodging. It warns Progressive voters that his candidacy would damage the party and invite widespread backlash.
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Lmpos
Iran
Gazette
William Aven White
Wayer
Lakh
Onasigerste
White
Empnyia
Gazeuh
Gagette
Hie Tig
Gabriel
Willyam Allen
Kansas
Progressive Party
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