San Antonio Light Classified Circulation Notice
The San Antonio Light publishes a daily and Sunday edition with noted circulation figures. It lists offices in New York Chicago and Detroit and includes advertising and subscription details for daily and Sunday issues, plus a statement of average daily circulation and advertising revenue context.
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Hartford Chamber mutiny over a climbing invitation tale
San Antonio Express recalls Hartford Chamber of Commerce mutiny led by Grace Lambert in an outdoor show where she invited Deacon George A. Parker to climb a tree with her. Parker denied advancing, faced resignation calls, while the president urged him to stay. The affair split the chamber, ending in multiple resignations and a damaged reputation.
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Hartford Vaudeville Louse Claims Chamber of Commerce Ruin
A dubious vaudeville figure from Hartford asserts she caused disruptions in the Hartford Chamber of Commerce. She claims audiences crave her performance and proposes payments of 8110 to sing her song Cone Climb A Tree With Me and repeats for 600 per sing and 00 per repeat, arguing that many commercial players are not connected with chambers of commerce.
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Merchant Marine Losses During the War
New York Journal of Commerce estimates show about one percent of the world merchant fleet destroyed since the war began, totaling 611 ships and 16,467 tons. Submarine attacks account for roughly half, with Norway notably hard hit and shipyards producing few new vessels as many yards focus on naval output.
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Lying About Carranza In Villista Press Attacks
The piece debunks repeated Villa aligned press distortions about General Carranza. It chronicles false Villa victories at Celaya Leon and Lagos, notes failed plots to split Carranza from Obregon, and dismisses recent claims that Carranza is Wilson’s pliant tool. The author condemns Villista propaganda aimed at Mexico and South America.
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Fragmented political statement from a disrupted page
A garbled excerpt targets the Constitutionalists criticizing their credibility. The text implies repeated falsehoods and public indifference once exposed, reflecting a heated, unreliable discourse without clear events or dates.
Right Man for University of Texas President
The University of Texas regents face a search for a president who blends liberal education with strong executive skill and diplomatic ability. The ideal candidate should know Texas conditions intimately, apply sound abstract principles, and be a practical economist. Outside candidates are deemed risky. a Texas educator with deep state knowledge is favored.
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Mr Dighters Are Costly Air Raid Report
Newspapers of allied nations viewed with alarm a recent aerial raid on the northeast coast of England. It was learned that about sixteen people were killed and roughly the same number injured. In peacetime such casualties would be tragedy, yet wartime fear and financial cost shape the reaction and statistics suggest each death costs the attacker.
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Navy Dreadnought Arizona Launch at Brooklyn Yard
The Navy reports the battleship Arizona launched at the Brooklyn navy yard last Saturday as the fourth of its class to enter water this year. Sister ships Oklahoma Nevada Pennsylvania are progressing, with completion percentages noted and total battle tonnage cited.
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Birthday at the Estate Ends in Tense Confrontation
Laura Powers enjoys a lavish birthday party at her father's colonial manor where Perry Travia announces their engagement. Amid the revelry, labor unrest brews as wage disputes and a large-scale strike shadow the celebration, with talk of men leaving work and hard times.
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Kitchen Domestics And Family Roles In Quiet Home Scene
Observant Citizen depicts a bustling household preparing for the next day. Aunt Listis leads cleaning as Aunt Linde focuses on duties while a devoted nephew and a young helper assist. The scene highlights routine chores and household dynamics within a genteel domestic setting.
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Secretary of War weighs officer resignations amid arms industry shift
From the Atlen Ubewrver the Secretary of War Garrigons notes army strain from ordnance officers leaving to join arms and ammunition manufacturers with high salaries. Attorney General Gregory is consulted on resignations rights. Four revocations have occurred and further action may await. Officers oath is for eight years, prompting questions about longer-serving resignations. Government may need to adjust rules to retain capable personnel and avoid embarrassment.
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Fashion and war notes mix in a garbled fashion hint
The piece blends fashion details of a military style suit with a naval look and accessories, then shifts to wartime resignations in the War Department. It cites officers resigning, argues the figures reflect national scale, and includes a children’s quip about a parent.
Rainstorms linked to German wireless plant claim
A Cincinnati report cites claims that atmospheric disturbances from a German wireless station cause nervous strain and unusual weather. Observers link frequent storms to immense detonations on distant battlefields, suggesting precipitation could arise from atmospheric energy and great artillery activity distant from the viewer’s locale.
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Sleepy Time Tales Concert Of Meadow Treelands
A village concert in the meadow features Bullfrogs as judges and toads as performers led by Me and Mo Meadow Lark and Jenny Wren among attendees. The audience enjoys Katy Didalsters, audience prizes, and a late evening stroll as night falls after the first concert attended by the Jittie oles.
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