San Antonio Light advertising and circulation note
A fragment from the San Antonio Light includes details on publication offices in New York Chicago and Boston, subscription rates, delivery options, and December circulation figures for the newspaper. It notes membership in the Audit Bureau and outlines advertiser protections and distribution commitments.
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Cricago
Paul Block, Inc
Masters Bite
Hostok
Paul Merk
Ins
Lesson Sato Dev Poalt
Trim Ride
Detroit
A Good Beginning Governor Perpuewn's Inaugural Tone
Governor James J. Perpuewn’s inaugural address expressed respect for the legislature and rejected flattery or boastful claims. His plain, definite language aimed to earn legislative approval and set a cooperative tone with the state government.
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James J. Perpuewn
Perpuson
Governor Ferguson's conciliatory address gains early support
The article notes cautious optimism for Governor Ferguson as he pledges cooperation between executive and legislature. It stresses the need for careful, collaborative action to advance state goals, warning against bold moves that could jeopardize progress and emphasizing entente cordiale with lawmakers.
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Ferguson
Isigdh
Mhan Entente
Texas
Viewpoint on World War I naval and military balance
An analysis argues Americans should study belligerent perspectives to understand the war. It compares Britain's sea dominance to Germany's military goals, questioning why Britain’s navy is acceptable while Germany seeks a large army. The piece explores perceptions of power and imperial reach.
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United States
Ito Heverthders
Sean
Great Britain
Tha
Enogh
England
New York
San Francisco
Germany
Europe
Britain
Neutral Viewpoints in World Trade Debate
The article urges open minded analysis of German and Allied positions on trade. It notes neutral observers should weigh both sides despite strong sympathies, citing the US demand for different treatment of vessels and cargoes by Britain as a pivotal issue guiding broader perspectives.
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Wktn
United States
Great Britain
Optometry Bill Aimed at Regulating Eye Care Practice
A Texas legislate proposes restricting who may test vision and fit lenses, seeking to curb unqualified eye care providers. The measure defines optometry as methods excluding drugs for measuring vision and lens fitting, limits practice to board‑certified examiners, and notes many states already have similar laws. Supporters cite public protection. opponents warn of restricted access and professional overreach.
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Ae Board of State
Legislalate
Ahamatin
den Tisbee
Union
Texas
Ferguson and the suspended sentence debate in 19th century justice
A collection of editorial comments argues against the suspended sentence as an ineffective reform, citing Governor Ferguson's push to abolish sentiment in law enforcement. The remarks contrast American occupation costs at Vera Cruz, Huerta’s status, and politicized resignations like Cole Blease with generic calls for tougher enforcement and punishment.
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Ferguson
Temple Telegram
United States
Vera Cruz
Victoviano Huerta
Huerta
Mexico
Gaiynstan Trine
War-weary Allied Volunteer Faces Death Then Recovery
In a vivid 19th century style narrative, Charles Tugel, once felled by consumption, recounts his near death and wartime resolve. He refused to yield to illness, endured hospital care, and returned to support the front despite grave danger, expressing a stubborn wish for revenge and a hopeful recovery amid scarred lungs and lingering cough.
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Mobile
Charles Ruguet
Mutex
Tor Frans
Conradt
United
Kewth
Beaujon
Sam
P Prines
Charley
Tami
Ut Thai
Aglittt
Charles Tugel
Jonger
Enon
Sleepy Time Tales ERO For the bltte Folk S20
Billy loses his way on a cart path while bringing a basket to his family. A talking bear and a tiger pass by, then Grandpa Leetle helps Billy find the home road. He reunites with his mother and shares the tale of danger and discovery during the trip.
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Sleepy Time Tales
Ero
The
Bltte Folk
Billy
Hong
Tiger
Grandpa Leetle
Hilly
DAVORITE SONS MOVES TO NATIONAL CONVENTION
Delegation plans to attend the national convention under party rules, with emphasis on a favored candidate. The scene focuses on the league’s internal debates and a push to secure support for a nonmajor candidate.
Central Phone Drollery At Committee Meeting In Wun Livtary
A comical story from a recent committee meeting recalls the public’s odd demands from Central’s operators. J V Sueler of Soublentern Telegraph and Telephone Co. lamented frequent calls but admitted the service has limits as staff joke about hourly wakeup requests and time inquiries amid city life.
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J. V. Sueler
Central
Mr. Trucker
Fliw Telephone Company
Id Raymond
The
Majestic
Mr. Hucker
Hucker
Great Strike Settled in Colorado Cozi Strike End
A long bitter clash ending with the United Mine Workers district 15 ratifying the executive board report to terminate the strike. Federal troops were deployed then withdrawn as tensions eased. Rockefeller’s stance on labor shifts noted amid hopes for lasting peace and stability for operators and workers.
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Houston
Colorado Cozi
United Mine Workers
Allerles
Uosrd
Lny
Milithe Afl
Cath
Theo
Scane
Ube
Sdo
John D. Rockefelier
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