San Antonio Light circulation audit report summary
The San Antonio Light details circulation figures from 1914 including daily and Sunday editions. It notes total average daily and Sunday copies, exclusions, and the audited reach by the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The report emphasizes higher advertiser value and regional reach for San Antonio readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusticalion Ottire
Travis Street
Deiwaen
Chant IF
Uaril
Marrison IF
Heace Robery
Pontiahers
Mall
Crockett
Olenax
Evi Block, Inc
Furth Ave
Chicago
Orfice—Fail Minrk, Inc
Meller Bie
Easton
Paul Bloc, Inc
Betongals de Aowlt
Dethoit
Papl Block
Tee
Ryeece
San Antopie
Sunauy
San Antonio
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Audi
Makralne
United
Gistex
Manada
Tina
America
Europe
Ho San Antonis
Avg
Fan Gurtanize
Mtu Eisee Urcapu
Slang Term "Stafe" Examined By War Era Writer
A wartime column discusses the slang word strafing used by soldiers, tracing origins in British and German speech, noting its flexible meaning in greetings and denunciations. It compares soldier talk to animal calls, arguing the word conveys clear intent across forms and directions, and predicts continued usage as regions mobilize.
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Cullen Hryant
Admiralty
Tipperary
Mrg
Tommy
Hom
England
Sammy
Tim
Yellow journalism and the New Orleans hoax
The piece critiques sensational reporting and notes a federal probe into a letter threatening J.P. Morgan and similar messages. Officials reportedly abandoned the investigation amid publicized hoaxes and ongoing concerns about press ethics and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Orleans
Morgan
Ayan
Pearen
Controversial Pearl Letters Stir New Orleans Rides
A sensational series of letters claimed to threaten ships Baron Napier and Howth Head with bombs. Investigators traced suspects, but the targets yielded no internal devices. Officials suspect a dangerous hoax while seeking the responsible party amid wartime tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Pearce
Frank Ilult
Leie Nuenter
Po Morgan
Baron Napier
Howth
New Orleans
Mansfale
Thei
Frank Holt
Washingtons mood in Wilsons cabinet notes shifts
The piece argues that Washington alternates between confidence and anxiety based on political shifts and personalities. It highlights how Secretary Bryan's politeness gave way to Lansing taking charge, drafting or guiding notes to Germany, signaling restored faith in the administration's machinery and authoritative action.
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Brsui
Dng
Washington
Washmatin
Uist
Germany
Lusitania
Wilson
Bryan
Lansing
Pers
White House
Cornish
New Hampshire
von Higawe
Presidential notes shape Wilson Lansing diplomacy
The fragment suggests ongoing collaboration between President Wilson and Secretary Lansing in drafting notes. It praises synchronized messaging and criticizes rivals who argue for disarmament lectures or grand rhetoric, implying Lansing gains active duty beyond idle musings while urging consistent, logical sequence in the communications.
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Wilson
Lansios
Ston
Lansing
Wilsa
Chesafion
Treas
Chawangoa
Rollo Asks About Police Order And The Paper
Chief Rollo questions a police order while praising Chief Lancaster for kindness. He notes the Express often mishandles news and may not help with the situation, emphasizing the paper’s tendency to misfire when receiving information.
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Rollo
Hancaster
Rallo
the Express
Kalla
Nermurtty's Now Troon Ady ives suk pa eosie frau natalie th ane sourde
The passage discusses military deployment and training concerns for a unit. It notes a 720,000 dollar item and mentions Gove Indy and Gens who have not performed service but are in training. It cites exhaustion of troops and a call for new measures in response to scarce resources and readiness.
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Nermurtty
Gove Indy
Tye Trenehen
Ford Renervens HC
Gillen
Core Many
Youthful government clerics urged as balance to veterans
A public appeal argues for a blend of younger, energetic clerics with seasoned veterans in government. It stresses experience should not be discarded, warns against ruthless disregard, and advocates tempering business with mercy while valuing both old and new staff.
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Yushivsa House
Uust
Varias Yeparkmunty
Sao
Ural M
Cammig
Cial
Truncated World War Era Opinions and Ford Tractor Plans
A jumble of remarks cites Jewish and Russian themes with political overtones and notes Germany granting rights to Jews in Lody while Russians in Lemberg strip Jewish rights. It also mentions 40,000 Jewish widows in Russia, and a boast about a victor tractor by Doe Wizard Irord proposed to cut tilling costs by a third, with plans for mass production and 20 000 jobs, reflecting early 20th century tech hype and Ford praise.
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Israel Yangwill
Tuseit
Germany
Lody
Lemberg
Russia
Irord
Henry Ford
Causes of Fires and Insurance Rates
Denison Herald argues fire prevention lowers insurance costs. It cites fire marshal reports from Texas and other states showing about a third of fires are due to preventable causes, urging citizens to observe fire safety to reduce premiums.
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Texas
Denison Herald
The Stopping Place and a Failing Resignation
The Utlen Observer laments that if Mr Bryan had stopped after drafting his resignation letter he might have avoided entangling issues with the president and losing public support. Instead his continued actions are said to have disrupted many, triggering a rapid loss of friends.
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Bryan
Burleson Budget Notes from Turieson Post Office Losses
Fragmented OCR text reports Postmaster General Turieson trimming costs by large sums, citing savings across postal operations. The garbled lines mention the Treasury Department, budget constraints, and accusations of mismanaged spending affecting mail service and administration.
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Burleson
Meonontiet
Turieson
Hae
Treasity Department of Ears
Hus Gpern
Gyareke Canuel
The Light's Daily Story A GIUATER TN STANDING
A fragmented prose piece follows a dusty road scene where a man haunted by a past vows revenge. Spring returns the village as a murderously speeding car endangers a child, revealing the tramp's deep fixation on wrongs and a long awaited reckoning. The narrative shifts through vision, memory, and danger, ending with a tense confrontation hint.
Tragic Evening at Veslin Sorority Party Described
An odd fragmented imprint describes a street gathering with guests viewing lights and a melon refreshment on a warm outdoor night. A sudden interruption prompts questions about a man carrying a light as the moon shines brightly. The scene shifts to voices from guests debating love and bread tickets amid a social exchange.
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Althy
Hweily
Sam
Eve Foo
Beason
Anabel
Letters to the Light expose press manipulation and editorial control
A fragmented critique argues the publication The Light exerts undue influence over the Express through signatories and staff rewrites. It questions newsroom practices, police liaison, and the role of photographers, editors, and city hall communications in shaping news delivery.
Billy and Tags Learn a Stray Dog Lesson
A boy named Billy mistreats dogs and chases them with stones until his lost dog Tags returns later badly injured. Billy learns a cautionary lesson about kindness to animals as his family helps heal Tags and vows to change his behavior.
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Hilly
Billy
Bily
Nim
Dai Ne
Tags
Luna
Bly
Goa
Hilty
Phil
Jin Hoya
Luge
Wen
Rily
Dilly
Kipling's Quiet Retirement Amid War Reflections
A fragmented, late era piece discusses Rudyard Kipling as England's unofficial laureate, noting a paradoxical retirement after wartime fame. It ponders aging, wartime duty, and Britain’s shift from martial to introspective aims, citing varied opinions on Kipling and leadership.
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Kipling the Silent
England
Tara
Ead
Rome
Tampa
Telitary
Gibere Murray
Hal
Britain
Kipling
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