The San Antonio Light circulation and offices details
The San Antonio Light announces circulation figures and office details, including New York Chicago and Detroit offices, subscription rates, and a note on the paper's audited circulation by the Audit Bureau of Circulations. It states the daily average print run and Sunday edition figures for the year, with claims of higher paid circulation in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Reclaiming Convicts Amid New York Reform Efforts
Between Columbia University and Sing Sing warden Thomas Mott Osborne, constructive reforms may arise in New York. Osborne advanced theories for crime amelioration, many of which Columbia University has actively considered and adopted.
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Columbia University
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing
New York
Osborne
Columbia University to educate Sing Sing inmates in reform drive
The article reports Columbia University led by Nicholas Murray Butler plans an educational program for Sing Sing inmates to teach psychology criminology and practical skills. It notes experts will help implement the plan and argues science should be applied directly in prisons to reduce crime stigma and aid reform.
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Columbia University
Rule or Ruin as Bryan Pushes Neutrality Policy
The piece argues Bryan’s resignation and appeal to the people fracture U S unity amid wartime diplomacy with Germany. It claims a mixed German American faction will back him while others, including Count von Bernstorff and Mr Dernberg, see the argument as aiding Germany’s aims and threatening peace.
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Bryan
Sal
United States
Germany
America
Ridder
Bartholdi
Mr. Bryan
Snow
Count von Bernstorff
Dernberg
Bryans Chant of Defiance in National Crisis
The passage discusses Mr. Bryan's confidence and actions amid a national crisis, arguing his stance could complicate Wilson's diplomacy. It notes a rising minority who oppose the president, potentially influencing American public sentiment and risking misreadings by Germany. The piece questions whether this dissent could provoke war or merely irritate the administration.
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Wilson
Germany
United States
Taleo
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Jirgar
Garmany
Amerivan
Bryan
Aryan
Sloer Noel
Virile Christianity versus pacifist youth debate
A letter by Roy B Chamberlain denounces pacifist views among twenty students at Gordon Theological Seminary. The piece contrasts Chamberlain with Bishop Brent, arguing virile Christianity supports decisive action for national duty. It cites Jesus driving money changers from the temple and warns against inaction in defense of country.
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Garon Theological Seminary
Poly
United States
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Chasherlain
Brent
We Episcopal Church
Manila
Mr. Chamberlain
Bishop Brews
Une Fornir
Notable German American Quote Tugs at Patriotism
The Hiawatha World cites Ube Wite Filsé Hearneck quoting a prominent German American about loyalty. He asserts Germany as the mother and America as the wife, declaring he must side with his wife if their views clash. The remark critiques hyphenated identities among Americans.
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Filsé Hearneck
Hiawatha
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America
England
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Italy
Toeka State
Showa Learn Spanish Banter in South American Trade Talks
A garbled note cites Krank vanderlip and a banter about securing better skilled banking men who speak Spanish. The text mentions opportunities opening to the south and urges teaching more men and women to attain knowledge of the sprit taby fan ARE, aiming for professional growth over conventional study.
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Showa
Krank Vanderlip
WHO PAYS Today and Tomorrow Dramatic War Scene
A fragmented serialized tale from the Who Pass series depicts a chaotic battle sequence with smoky explosions and a confrontation between Lee Dayne and Julia as a refinery burns and deputies gather. Ira Monroe, Payne, and others witness ruin while personal betrayals and grief unfold amid the wreckage and soot. The text teases the next installment and credits the author and publisher for future pages.
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Uy Borden
Neriys
Ira Murray
Toomaer
Jevonyne
Lee Dayne
Julia
Ira Munroe
Falla
Ts Ups Nywe
Hire
Alwass
Jesus
Fake News and Fabricated Reports From Washington
A garbled piece discusses false rumors spread by newspapers and Washington correspondents about German officials and the embassy. It claims such fake reports manipulate public opinion, noting how debunked or misrepresented stories can mislead readers and influence political perceptions.
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Ira Guser
Berlin
Washington
Count von Bernstorf
State Department
Wilton
Puller
Noibavsuilot
Atrroi Sarmawline
Itt Jrmcke
Matas
Letts and Lithuanians in Baltic Borderlands Describe Ties
A National Geographic Society bulletin outlines Letts and Lithuanians as distinct Baltic groups within Russian and Prussian zones. It notes Letts resisting assimilation, preserving language and customs amid German and Polish influence, with regional identities shaped by history and current pressures.
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United States
Russia
Baltic
Prussia
National Geographical Society
V Klushin
Pols
WILSONS VIEWS ON RELIGION AND PROHIBITION DEBATE
A lengthy debate summary outlines Wilsons stance on democracy and religious influence, criticizing Prohibitionist tactics. The piece contrasts American suffrage strategies with English methods, noting President Wilson’s responses to criticisms during visits and public letters. It cites political alignments and public reactions to Prohibition and suffrage arguments.
Bobby and the Barber Cutters Tale
A boy named Bobby secretly alters his haircut by using his neighbor’s clippers. The mother insists they must go to town now, not tomorrow. The barber’s work leaves Bobby looking odd, sparking teasing from his playmate as hair grows back slowly.
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Bobby
Dhreese
Atouler
Lie
Mother Dever
Laos
Belby
Nis Inne
Debate on Interstate Commission waterway regulation and rail link
The Interstate Commerce Commission signals resistance to separating railroad ownership from waterways and seeks to shape Great Lakes routes as a coordinated system. It argues waterways should supplement rail lines, not compete, and warns against artificial competition that would raise costs and reduce public service efficiency.
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Igs
New Fork
Pennaylyante
General Wiley
Flamestin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Lakes
Interstate Commission
The
Commerce Commission
United States
Railroads
Hal
Roosevelt and Wilson Debate Humility and War Tone
A fragmented critique discusses Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, contrasting their views on leadership and the use of force. The piece recalls Wilson’s humanity theme and Roosevelt’s stance on military power, hinting at tensions over pacifism, pride, and national action in times of conflict.
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