San Antonio Light circulation report and staff details
The San Antonio Light reports its daily overall circulation including the city edition and suburban edition, listing totals and reader reach. It notes the paper’s offices in New York Chicago Detroit and Boston and provides address and subscription options for readers seeking changes or delivery information.
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Bally
Malty
Benney
Rae
Dia Phone Crocker
Gen Antonio
New Tork
van Bloce
Tee
Chicago
Pawl Bock, Inc
Walters Bios Bostok Offich—Faul Blork, Inc
Beaton
Bere Lepéalt
Zrum Bite
Detroit
Ovfich—Tant Niteck, Tae
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Yhab Istd
United Staten
Erakestlos
Dally Sone
Ators
America
United States Protests Warsaile and Flag Use at Sea
The note outlines U.S. protests to Britain and Germany over use of neutral flags on merchant ships and plans to sink vessels within a war zone. It defends freedom to sail the seas, question of flag rights, and the legality of selling war materiel to belligerents, contrasting German and British positions and noting American noncompliance with demands.
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Protstel
Britain
Arrmany
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Leghal Ripit
United Mindee
Neutral nations bear no rights to tax powers in wartime
The text argues that Le is Gernten may stop deliveries if able, but neutrals do not gain rights to challenge the United States for actions. It claims a neutral nation does not lose all rights in any developing situation, regardless of neutrality.
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Gernten
United States
Wilson
Davenny
National Rivers and Harbore Scongresa
New York Tribune
Pipen Wis
Ile Sbavieh
United Spanish War Veterans
Fitzhueh Lee
Joseph Wheeler
Schley
Joseph DD. Cougien
Feed
Grank
Fred Stannton
Bavenny
United Spanien Awan
Ifeats
Spantsis Workswey
Adilor
Mans Jager
Duckie
Cire
New York
Jia
Nile State
Hole Macrifieley
Abrahwad Dinecola
Balta
Eure
Agene
Devon
Gettyburg
Gert Coumonur
Intien Xara
Elvic Encavar
Neal
Nation
Allen Comparenig
Tod Grant
Gettybure
Cansetzaten
Paltfuisweid Peate
Snall
Tonio
Bach
Kss
Prunea
Sais
Fitting by Bye Glases Optometry Bill Sparks Texas Debate
In Austin opposition emerges from a few medical professionals who view optometry as medicine and fear infringements on doctors’ rights. Proponents argue optometrists merely fit lenses, not medicines or surgery, likening it to wooden legs aiding locomotion. The piece warns of a grave public welfare issue and urges swift legislative action to regulate eye care in Texas.
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Austin
Texas
He Eves
Jenses
Lillis
Dividing Texas and the Partition Debate History Note
The article surveys calls to partition Texas into multiple states, noting the historical option at admission and recent political points by Congressman Garner. It considers public sentiment, regional divides, and potential party advantages while questioning how Texans would vote on a direct referendum. It cites western and southern dissatisfaction with representation and calls for redistricting reforms.
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Tere
Texas
Republic of Texas
State of
Congress
Jona N
Garner
Democratic Party
Worth Texas
Faber
Elinel
Hill
Leon
State Department Adds Advisor to Bryan Team
Washington dispatch reports Mr Chandler P Anderson for international law guidance as Europe war pressures mount. The piece notes Bryan’s retention follows Barrett Alpore’s departure and praises Anderson alongside Lansing and others, while lampooning theater speaking engagements amid diplomatic strain.
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Chandler P. Anderson
Department of State
Taft
Bryan
Washington
State Department
Anderson
Barrett Alpore
Wilson
Tonger
Mtr
Robert J. Lansing
Lainemg Weil Anderson
New York
Sane
Carnegie
Mic
Mr. Tirvan
Jansing
Tee Cromr
Sir Bryan
Mer Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Standardizing the Barrel Reform and federal weights measures
The United States moves to standardize weights and measures under a congressional bill. A single official barrel size will replace multiple units, affecting states and Washington. The piece also notes corruption in honest purchasing and references independence debates and territorial admissions like Arizona New Mexico.
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United States
Washington
New York City
Indianapolis
Suspended sentence laws debated by The Herald
The Palestine Herald comments on suspended sentence and strict enforcement, arguing laws should be applied with discrimination. It warns that criminals may view leniency as an escape from punishment, potentially increasing criminal activity unless prisoner circumstances are carefully weighed.
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Crim
Palestine Herald
Catton panic drives massive pledge to avert destruction
Distress prompts a large fundraising effort totaling 495,006,000 dollars with 25,000 dollars already applied. The campaign aims to avert looming catastrophe as personnel and resources mobilize across the area, reflecting growing urgency and extensive donation activity.
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Jatonen
Cathy
Iran
Terry Fern
Vic Pont
Letters to the Light Captians and a Gettysburg tribute
A miscellaneous 1932 San Antonio page features letters debating press privacy and publication of letters, a lengthy Gettysburg tribute praising veterans and civic virtue, and a humorous note on prunes price debates in neutral country logic. The broad items reflect wartime veteran sentiment and a local editor’s musings on national issues.
Vintage Summer Fashion Hints From A Far Off Era
Fragmentary notes describe late Victorian style hints such as embroidered petticoats and delicate shirred trimming. Mentions pale palettes, white fabrics, and airy features. The mood invokes summer wear, decorative pillows, and refined, chevron-like patterns from an old fashion trend.
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Syrhar Sud
Tramp and Dog Rescue After Night of Chaos
A stray dog named Tramp is chased by police and harassed by a crowd. He hides under crates then is found by a boy and taken to a safe home with his new owner. The dog proves loyal, guarding the boy through the night and forming a bond that ends with a warm, peaceful morning.
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Burke
Gary
Tim
Vodka Trade Targeted by Russian Government
A New Tea Heraia report notes Russia wishes to dispose of 20,006,000 gallons of vodka after a recent ban. The piece warns vodka, 85 percent proof, could rival other intoxicants in social disruption, with regional feuds intensified by its rapid availability.
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Heraia
Veishin
Mayo Inclad
Tho
Goveraimngsit
Tiuesia
Orice
Tombstone
New York
New York Herald
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