San Antonio Light ad rates and circulation notice readers
Notice details advertising rates for the San Antonio Light including price lists, publication offices in New York Chicago Detroit and Boston, and circulation figures. It notes a yearly subscription and daily editions with a focus on advertisers and the paper’s national reach.
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San Antonio
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San Antony
Ezchueive
Renert
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Cricago Office
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Malliss
Boston
Dewice
Paul Book
Bude
Esse
la ‘Ost & Trust
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Peul Bidek
Laos
Kreste Wae
Debate Over Texas Governor Salary And Groceries
A contested issue in Texas politics questions governor compensation and the practice of supplying groceries with state funds. Analysts warn of constitutional fault and the risk of legal hair-splitting as courts weigh whether the governor’s $4000 salary suffices for executive duties and personal support.
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Texas
Mennonites Excused From Military Service in Russia Report
From Petrograd comes news that Russian Mennonites have been excused from military service and many work as ambulance volunteers. The piece notes Mennonites refuse to kill and pursue peace, tracing their Dutch origins and migrations, and argues Russia may now use them for humanitarian tasks rather than conscription. It ponders a world where all nations adopted Mennonite pacifism and the impact on war.
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Petrograd
Russia
Prussia
America
Hyrope
Europe
Governor Betts and the Call to Public Life
A fragment discusses Governor Betts and how a shift from private to public life might attract people driven by non political motives. It suggests serving the state would require sacrifice and would appeal to a broad range of citizens beyond wealth brackets.
Filibuster Debate Divides Senate on Shipping Bill
The Senate filibuster sparks partisan clash over a shipping bill with supporters praising stall tactics as patriotic while opponents warn of dangerous minority power. Debate notes administration resistance to interned ship purchases and questions the long term consequences of defeating or enabling the measure.
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United States Senate
Burton
Wileson
United States
Twa| Starr
Tumane
Senate filibuster reform and Democratic majority rule
The column laments long Senate filibusters and favors limiting minority obstruction. It cites Speaker Reed’s restraint in the House and predicts the Senate will abandon indefinite stalling. It endorses timely votes after full debate, while criticizing misread public sentiment on the shipping bill and President Wilson’s stance.
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Reed
Congress
Senate
United States
Tne Linn
Wilson
Wikaster
Makes Authazerman Bontmens and Waal Line Threat
A garbled account claims German efforts to disrupt sea lanes and frighten Britain while forcing neutral nations into anti Germany sentiment. The text references submarines and torpedoing ships, pondering wartime moral battles and economic aims beyond direct combat.
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Authazerman
Germany
Sreet Puksenger
Nu Snes
Tbs
Britain
Enoroiuis
Lanvaly
Berlin
Bostemn
No Great Danger in Foundations Overreach Says Rockefeller
The article quotes John D Rockefeller Jr voicing belief that great foundations founded by Andrew Carnegie and others pose little risk of undue influence. He argues public opinion and legislative oversight should keep foundations within bounds, dismissing dangers as remote and not warranting alarm. Includes reactions from contemporaries and related editorials.
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John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Cornelio
Oithers
Rockefeler Iluself
Stockefeller
Jaween
St. Louis Republic
War in the Trenches At Pontville and Chateauduy
An improvised wartime diary by Charles Polay recalls a priest soldier who wins hearts in a battalion near Pontville. The narrative blends chapel visits with Christmas plans and a rescue mission, detailing a prisoner of war found in the mud and sheltered by the troops before a somber night patrol.
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Pontville
Chateauduy
Snout
Midnlant
Stiler
Cagnac
Perigord
Beeces
Marie
Tim Tred
Christmas Eve in Camp The Lieutenant Forgives A Bavarian
A wartime Christmas scene unfolds as the lieutenant calms a tense moment when a Bavarian insult triggers anger among prisoners. The officer forgives, offers bread, and cites Christmas teaching, turning hostility into shared charity amid the snow. A subsequent legal notice about a prosecuting attorney follows, highlighting courtroom proceedings.
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Leutenant
Christ
Immigration bill veto explained by Wilson in Philadelphia Bulletin
President Wilson outlines chief objections to the immigration bill he vetoed, arguing the literacy test seeks restriction not selection. He says education years and reading ability should not determine citizenship, warning the proposal would raise immigrant inflows, offend treaty obligations, and penalize labor competition without justifying a standard. The piece notes limited time for Congress to override the veto and contrasts allied wartime strains and domestic concerns.
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Philogrphia Bulletin
Wilson
Waas
Constance and the Ark of Toy Animals Tale
A fragmented bedtime tale follows Constance as she safeguards a Noah's Ark of toys. The animals secretly party after bedtime, eating cake and milk, then slip back into place when discovered. The elephant helps them reset before breakfast.
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Ier
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