San Antonio Light historical notice and circulation data
The San Antonio Light lists publication offices and delivery routes for San Antonio with circulation figures for December 1914. It notes daily and Sunday editions, classified rates, and changes in delivery addresses along with contact lines for service problems. The piece also includes a brief statement about membership in a national press association and advertising standards.
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Dally and
Benday
Daly
Bandas
Loywpe
Ana Sunde
Dally
Sears
Reese
Crockett 1743
Fitch Ave
Chicago
Paul Jilock, Inc
Neliersive
Boston
Paul Block, Inc
Dasion Gare People & Trust
Dgyaott
Pan Bins
Ines Tircere
Reir Niger
Totel
Fhe Sen Antonia
Panem
Ammerice
Hurape
California Anti Slang Society Promotes Pure English
The Anti Slang Society of California forms to curb expressive slang and preserve pure English. Members pledge to purge words like slang, quiz, and swag from conversation and hope to influence public speech, noting slang in decline and urging careful language use. Three cheers.
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Qnat
California
Utie Slangy Society
Manuss
Big Bear
America
Job
Anti-Slang Society of
A Matter of Courtesy in Shipping Dispute Settlement
An exchange of amenities may restore confidence of American shippers as the United States and Great Britain near a settlement of the shipping dispute. If Britain shows honest good faith in inspecting ships bound for European ports, Wilson could back the plan. otherwise tense conditions persist with no satisfactory resolution.
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United States
Great Britain
Ren
Wilson
International shipping controversy tests U S British rules
The article discusses the clash between American and British policy over detaining merchant ships during wartime. It notes the U S stance against Britain’s seizures, Britain’s claim to search rights, and how a new certification plan shifts responsibility to shippers. It highlights the potential for disputes if certified cargoes are seized and the role of courtesy in resolving the wider issue.
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Wstti
Cme
Great Britain
United States
Wilson
Great Brita
Treasury Department
Associated Press
Treasury
Hrowever
Puritan Conscience and Press Freedom Debate
A histor ical column argues for religious liberty amid anti Catholic backlash and press suppression debate. It recalls Puritans and Salem witch trials while urging protection of a free press despite controversial publications. The piece stresses constitutional principles and equal rights for all beliefs.
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Salem
Roger Williams
Missouri
Burleson
Lan Riage
Missouri muddle over postmaster general urged action
A discussion on publications stirring sectarian tensions questions how to handle presses that attack religious groups. The piece cites Billy Sunday comments and warns against giving excess attention to agitators, suggesting restraint may minimize harm while preserving free expression.
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Missouri
Lecaese
Billy Sunday
Philadelphia
Billy
Somehody
Bruch
Japan Wants In To Europe War, Allies Divided View
An Associated Press summary reports growing Japanese sentiment to send troops to Europe to aid France against Germany. France favors removing German forces. Britain is less enthusiastic. The piece notes Japan’s desire to protect its interests, pressure over immigration, and potential strain with Britain and its colonies as Europe’s war unfolds.
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Associated
Japan
Germany
Great Britain
Scarborough
France
Braince
Little Brown
Europe
Proper Respect for Navy Duty Report in Atlantic Crisis
Fragmentary note decries officers failing to report to the Navy Secretary and neglecting duties that risk spreading a crisis across the Atlantic. The text fuses criticisms of conduct, chain of command, and institutional responsibility amid wartime commentary.
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Iit Fe Warviews
New York
Matt
The Light's Daily Story THR LETTE by Louthe Hedgers
An unnamed narrator reads a letter from Brown's wife that questions trust and home. The squire and Lady Laura debate Brown's fate and the meaning of home as tears and longing mix with social duty and past choices. The scene shifts to a dinner and a tense exchange about punishment and public duty.
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Louthe Hedgers
James
Pata
Ida
Young Grown
Tauro
Laura Wa
Young Brown
Brown
Ixmoy
John
Blin
Cartwrights
Aqquire
Eve
Lady Laure
Laura
St Kent
Sean
God
Tova
State Banks and the Federal Reserve System Question
A News Telegram notes the debate over whether state banks will join the Federal Reserve System in large numbers. Some banks in various regions plan to enter, while larger banks remain silent until administration rules are set. The difference from national banks is noted, as state-charter banks aren’t compelled to join.
Laugh Away Woes Then Nurture Cheerful Outlook
A columnist urges skipping solemnity and embracing laughter to chase chronic grumbling. The piece argues humor boosts mental and physical health, cites cheer as the best medicine, and contrasts mood with consolation, urging readers to focus on the bright side.
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