San Antonio Light May 1916 Circulation Figures
The San Antonio Light reports May 1916 daily average circulation of 21 099 copies and Sunday 24 836. Net paid averages were 19 325 daily and 22 686 Sunday. Audit Bureau of Circulation certification supports these figures and claims 50 percent higher paid home circulation than any local newspaper.
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War era skirmish and Prohibition notes spark political quarrel
A wartime incident describes Private Abbey striking Captain Birkhead with a bayonet during a camp fight, with praise for Abbey’s courage and satire of the captain. The piece shifts to a Texas Prohibition debate, urging readers to study Judge Hunter’s statement on Governor Ferguson’s liquor policy and to discipline rabid prohibitionists within the Democratic Party.
Prohibitionist Opposes Statewide Amendment Split in Ranks
Jude Sam J. Hunter of Fort Worth, a longtime Prohibitionist, recently issued a statement arguing that opposing the submission of a statewide constitutional amendment does not betray Prohibitionist principles. He contends a governor pledging to veto liquor legislation could still be supported by Prohibitionists without inconsistency. The piece discusses the paradox within prohibition politics and the Anti Saloon League's stance.
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Soldier suffrage questions for border soldiers in Texas
Readers debate how Texas New Mexico and Arizona handle voting by soldiers on border duty for the upcoming presidential election. The letter notes Texas bars regulars from voting while stationed federal service can allow voting in some states, and explains residency rules and where ballots may be recorded and sent.
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Voting rights for border troops questioned across states
The article analyzes how Texas New Mexico and Arizona restrict border troops from voting in their elections while noting home state allowances. It argues the inconsistency of denying soldiers voting rights at temporary posts though they may have home eligibility and discusses historical and political factors shaping suffrage rules.
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Publication of an Improved Alternative Warned by New Republic
A New Republic critique says mere criticism of Mr. Wilson has lost sting as he acknowledges core criticisms and corrects policy. The country needs not condemnation of the Democratic administration but an improved alternative.
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Difference in German-American Alliance stance noted by World
Henry Weismann argues the German-American Alliance stays out of politics due to Wilson's foreign policies and will back the most American candidate. The World recalls Berlin's claim of a different ship named Sussex as the actual target.
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Cut the Weeds Prompts Sanitary Drive Ahead of Summer
Abilene Reporter urges residents to cut weeds and remove waste around homes to eradicate disease carrying pests and snakes. Cleaning up areas prevents health risks and promotes a sanitary town for summer months.
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Britain Not Starving Says Amsterdam Report
The Kansas City Star notes a Amsterdam report claiming Britain nears famine while facts show wheat price in Liverpool fell from over $2 to $1.40 per bushel and New York to Liverpool freight dropped from 56 to 24 cents. England’s sea power cited as key to avoiding famine.
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Cost of Cavalry Mounts for Army Horses
British inspectors in Chicago pay $185 to $200 for heavy artillery stock. The article notes the U S will spend on 75 000 horses for the army with officer mounts scarce. High prices may spur farmers to raise better horses. Houston Post.
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Daniels Finds Navy Needs Crews After Earlier Denials
Secretary Daniels recognizes the navy requires more personnel. A proposed 20 000 increase in naval staff with a possible 13 000 more is now in the administration program. Recruitment will take time, and earlier denial delayed readiness for a near emergency.
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Clash at Mazatlan Reexamined by Galveston Tribune
The Galveston Tribune argues the Mazatlan clash facts differ from Mexican and U S accounts. It blames a Mexican custom officer for the first shot and notes Americans hid arms aboard. It accuses authorities of treacherous arrest to block news to the warship and cites lingering distrust in Mexican honesty since early Texas days.
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Net Frocks And Accessories For A Fashionable Ensemble
Daily Fashion Hint praises the net frock as versatile and stylish. It notes that lace embroidery beading and velvet ribbon add charm while accessories like button boots a parasol and hats complete the outfit. The illustrated costume features a white net frock with triple tunic skirt satin cording a fitted waist and crocheted belt.
Frock Details Celebrate Velvet Ribbon Fashion
The description notes an outlined black velvet ribbon accenting a dainty frock. The garment is described as valuable for its trim appearance and the bodice and skirt being joined on a boned foundation, offering relief from gaps at the waist or skirt.
Tip the Squirrel's Beach Adventure
On a family trip to a seaside cottage Tip the squirrel travels by express in a crate with holes for looks out. He arrives tired but curious, drinks salty water, and learns not to drink strange water, preferring fresh water poured by Nurse and a wary glance at curious children.
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Sugar Cookie Recipe From a Vintage Pantry
A vintage recipe for sugar cookies outlines ingredients and steps for a lunchroom picnic treat. Butter and sugar cream with milk, then whisked eggs join flour and baking powder with salt. Roll, cut, bake quickly, with options to add raisins currants nuts or decorate with sugar.
Consistency in degrees across professions debated
The Christian Science Monitor notes a rise in specialized doctorates like doctor of the science of commerce and questions the old LL D and Ph D labels for business and transportation fields. It highlights evolving honors for bridge builders and canal excavators amid broader professional expansion. It mentions silk mills employing over 100000 workers and a mostly wooden pump for acid water environments.
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