San Antonio Light Circulation Figures For June 1913
The San Antonio Light total circulation in June 1913 reached 586277 with an evening edition daily average of 19150 and Sunday 21501. Net paid daily averages were 17654 for the evening and 19552 for Sunday. The Association of American Advertisers certified nine months ending June 30 1913 and N W Ayer Son of Philadelphia certified nine months ending February 28 1918. The audits are regarded as authoritative by advertisers in America and Europe.
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San Antonio Light
Association of American Advertisers
San Antonio
N. W. Ayer & Son
Philadelphia
America
Europe
Heat Drives Chicago Man to Wild Tales in Lake Michigan
Sunday July 18 1918 reports heat affecting northern residents and a Chicago man Cornelius V Culhane who tells a farfetched tale after borrowing a boat and being chased by supposed criminals. The piece contrasts his stories with San Antonio's growing tourist lure and hints at possible U.S. intervention in Mexican affairs.
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Tue Licat
Chicago
Cornelius V. Culhane
Cornelius
Lake Michigan
Bad Pete
Bad Bill
Bill
Falstaff
Buckram
Los Angeles Jealous of San Antonio Tourism Appeal
The piece argues San Antonio has talked up its climate and winter entertainment but has not proven an offer that will draw tourists to stay through the season. It contrasts Los Angeles and San Antonio as rivals in attracting winter visitors.
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San Antonio
Gulf Coast
California
Pacific Coast
Southwest
Los Angeles
Texas
Satan
Heaven
Huerta Manipulates Anti American Protests in Mexico
The piece argues Huerta inflames Mexico against the United States to gain favor and possibly invite intervention. It cites El Pais as his mouthpiece, reports a school procession against Yankees, a threatened embassy blast, and 30,000 workers ready to back Huerta if tensions escalate.
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United States
Japan
Mexico
Madero
Huerta
el Pais
Licnut
City
National Palace
Matrimony and Crime Editorial Deliberately Stated
An editorial argues statistics from New York City DA records on crime by marital status. It notes more single men conviced than married, and more unmarried women than married women, while married men show more attempts at self harm. The piece concludes readers must draw their own deductions and bear responsibility.
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New York City
America
New York
Bar of
A Good Law Prohibits Street Trash This Week
Automobilists and barefooted boys will welcome the new law going into effect Tuesday banning throwing glass, scrap iron, tin cans and other trash in streets and alleys. The rule aims to prevent punctures and injuries to motorists horses and people and urges thoughtful observance of the Golden Rule to aid enforcement.
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Austin Statesman
Pretzels Declared Food by Missouri Courts
Missouri courts declare the pretzel as food and anticipate public opinion backing the ruling. The piece riffs on what the pretzel was suspected to be before its legal status was defined.
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Missouri
tLog Angeles Tribune
Letter on constitutional amendment debate in San Benito
SAM HOUSEHOLDER signs a letter defending Senate joint resolution No. 18, arguing objections to the amendment are unfounded and urging support for education, unity among Texas colleges, and cautious bond issues. He cites university and agricultural education, recalls penitentiary bond debate, and warns against political self-interest. Also notes William Ireton praising sea water tonic reasoning.
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San Benito
Tex
Supreme Court
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Texas
Friends of Agricultural and Mechanical
Agricultural and Mechanical
Sam Householder
Where Bigness Counts From the Kansas City Star
Mr George W Perkins testified in the anti trust hearing praising large scale business. He cited the International Harvester Company borrowing 19000000 to sell agricultural implements on time to European farmers and expanding foreign trade from 8 million to 50 million dollars, arguing that size drives efficiency and limits waste from splitting into small units.
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Kansas City Star
George W. Perkins
International Harvester Company
International Company
Perkins
Correction Notice on Sutton Taylor Feud Story
The San Antonio Light issues a correction for the June 29 Sutton Taylor feud story. The reporter prepared the piece solely on his own responsibility and to the Sunday editor, with no outside influence. The paper regrets the publicity caused by the piece.
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San Antonio
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Light
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