San Antonio Light Publisher and Circulation Report Summary
The San Antonio Light releases figures for circulation and advertising, noting daily edition averages around 19 010 copies and Sunday totals about 20 827. The notice cites New York and Boston offices and lists editors, publishers, and general distribution details for early 20th century marketing.
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Cas
Cole
Ria Ventes
Macia
N.Y
Ayes
Bon
Uh Hadelptls
Ameries Snd
Harrison’s Position on Slayden Candidacy Analyzed
A Berghstown San Antonio paper critiques Slayden and his secretary Harrison over campaign tactics. It argues Harrison taints Republican voters by labeling critics as Republican, noting Slayden’s repeated elections by Republican votes and exposing perceived self interest in political gain.
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Chevter Harrison
Jamed J. Shiydra
Crown County
Siuvuen
Jane Hutiyes
Atly
San Antonio
Sliyden
Tae Licey
Slayden
Hae Laeien
Wilson
Judson Marman
Chic
Harrison
Congress
Tarrison
Bexar
Harrise
Wir. Slayden
Fourteenth
Moon Weather Myths Challenged by Agriculture Bulletin
A Department of Agriculture bulletin debunks long held beliefs that the moon or omens affect weather and farming outcomes. It states such notions lack scientific basis and urges reliance on data driven methods.
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Igble
Washington
Departmentt of Agriculture
Weather superstitions clash with science and folklore
The piece dismisses astrology as a mere superstition while noting weather changes rely on heat. It mocks beliefs in wet or dry moons affecting crops, ridicules scientists as iconoclasts, and laments folk lore versus new science, arguing practical outcomes drive weather beliefs.
Lorimer Bank Collapse and Naval Secrets Debate
The article links a Lorimer era bank failure and prosecutions to political maneuvering around the state audit office. It also discusses naval issues including fire control secrets and the potential sale of the Idaho and Mississippi to Greece, with fears Britain could gain access to advanced technologies.
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Lorimer
Lorlmner
State Auditor
Lorimer Bank- Wen
Lorimer Bank
Clarence S. Funk
International Harvester Company
Larimer
Senate
Idaho
Mississippi
United States Navy
Greece
Reneral
Kreut
Liscovery
Wml Wang
United States Service
Newport News
Kerr
Great Britain
Secretary of the Navy
House
United States
Near-Side Stops Stir Debate At New York Hearings
Chicago Tribune reports on near-side stops for streetcars facing mixed views at New York hearings. Experts warn near-side placement may increase danger as cars disobey rules while some favor uniform design and safer unloading practices.
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New York
Realising on assets in Nebraska bank failure
Discussion on deposit guaranty and asset realization after a bank failure. Critics argue stockholders and creditors escape losses while receivers and lawyers profit, suggesting a pro rata recovery to depositors as banks fund liquidation.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Lorimer Bank Collapse and Insolvency in Illinois
William Lorimer of Chicago, once a U S senator, built a national bank that later became a state institution after his removal from Congress for bribery. The Illinois attorney general called the bank absolutely insolvent and urged criminal action. Loans totaling 832000 were traced to Lorimer era outside enterprises.
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William Lorimer
Chicago
Senate of the United States
Pition
Senate
Attorney General
Illinois
Lorimer
Billy
Roosevelt as potential governor and 1939 candidacy discussed
A Philadelphia Ledger critique argues federal overreach has eroded state powers. It wonders if Colonel Roosevelt will run for governor next fall and whether a stronger Progressive line could position him as a national contender for president, depending on New York votes and party enrollment.
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Colorado
West
Wiskington
Colstudo
Philadelphia Ledger
Roosevelt
New York
Iim
Pall
Het. Whitman
Providence Journal
Coast preserving plants lead new Houston venture
A major South Texas enterprise named the fruit growers and shippers association was launched in Houston last week. It will be capitalized at 200000 dollars with shares of 1A0 each. The principal plant will be in Houston with branches in Harris and Galveston counties to help local growers market their products nationwide.
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Tyer
South Texas
Houston
Als Fruit Browers’ and Shippers’ Association
FLO
Vorluts
Harris
Galveston
Tlawill
Horuit
Longin
In the Web of Life A New Short Serial Tale
Tam Mare endures personal insult and a restless moral struggle as he toils at his desk and plans a confrontation with Ralph. Edith’s letter and the Hale family’s cold reception deepen his resolve while a chance meeting with Edith’s father heightens tension in his strained relations.
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Verkane Vax de Water
Iwo Slatera
Welth
Edith
Tom Toreton
Tes
Pewciler
Maery
Ile Sleyssen - Dhor
MTC
Nimacit
Nat
Duti
Ralph Exhlain
Xyphun
Isdith
Tam
Mr. Hale
Hale
Toto
Daily Fashion Hint From The Season's Style Notes
The feature highlights fashionable ensembles for brides and everyday wear. It mentions a simple afternoon skirt set with a decaf Foxglove motif, a straight skirt with a bustle back, and a meshioned buttoned style paired with gray cloth tops. It emphasizes chic fabrics, accessories, and coordinated colors for a modern look.
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Pigiea
Berntin
Otis
Family conflict deepens as Hale confronts Tom over daughter’s choices
In Hale's Baltimore study Tom faces Father Hale about the rumored affair and his daughter's decisions. Hale presses for an explanation while Tom insists the matter concerns his daughter's happiness and refuses to detail beyond a letter he discarded. The confrontation ends with tension unresolved.
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Jean
Mr. Hale
Faltanere
Tom
Anaor
Mr. Bate
Baltimore
Perhaja
Filne
Prince the schoolmate dog charms the classroom
A dog named Prince accompanies Pearl to school every day. He sits outside the gate patiently until Pearl exits, earning soft praise from teachers and affection from children who share their lunches with him. The tale highlights a loyal, well behaved pet valued by a small community.
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Pearl
Prince
Wen Peach
May
Peart
Pest
Avar
Petel
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