San Antonio Light circulation notice and staff listings
The article outlines daily and Sunday circulation statistics for The San Antonio Light in 1914, naming edition totals, subscriptions, and advertising counts. It lists offices in several cities, including Boston and New York, and mentions circulation auditors and brands tied to the newspaper network.
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Boston
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Bryan’s War Serial Pleads For Patience Not Praise
The piece argues Mr Bryan’s war serial “The Casselese War” failed to meet advertised specs and bored readers. It notes radicals and labor leaders show little enthusiasm, leaving the public largely uninterested while Wilson gains only modest impact from Bryan’s writings.
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Bryan
Abe Boson
Bryai
Germany
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Bryant
Bailey’s blunt self praise stirs San Antonio crowd
Former senator Joseph Weldon Bailey faced a San Antonio banquet crowd in a speech that lauded his career and declared his past stances always right. He boasted that given another chance he would not change a word, asserting unwavering political certainty despite years and critics.
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Congress
Joseph Weldon Bailey
San Antonio
Mr. Bailey
Bailey’s socialist critique shocks Democratic factions
The article portrays Senator Bailey denouncing socialism as a principle that would abolish property, home, family, religion, and marriage, declaring that any Democrat who welcomes such ideas cannot be part of the party. It labels Bailey’s view as unwavering and asks foes to choose between him and Socialists, insisting the Democratic line must align with Jeffersonian principles.
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Joseph W. Bailey
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Arthur Brisbane
Bailey
Mr. Brisbane
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Joseph Weldon
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Fortifications Squeezed by Dardanelles Firepower
A Tender Duty Telegraph correspondent from Charmak on the Dardanelles reports that modern fortress defenses resist battleship assaults. Turkish casualties reach twenty six killed and about fifty wounded amid heavy British and French shelling. The piece notes Taft's warning on U.S. naval preparedness and urges stronger coast artillery and mobile forces to deter landings or rear attacks.
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United States
Coast Artillery
Tafta
A Bigger Navy and Mobile Army to Deter Invasion
The text argues that a stronger navy and larger mobile army, with more coastal artillery, would significantly reduce the risk of foreign attack by ensuring national defense capabilities. The emphasis is on deterrence through expanded military forces.
Cleveland clubwomen seek half-cent price standard
In Cleveland, clubwomen push a concept of mental economy and penny-saving through a proposed “one-half cent” standard, arguing for lower pricing across goods. The piece notes varied price disparities and cites broader implications for domestic independence and thrift as a social responsibility.
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Cleveland
Ohio
San Antonio
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Terre Diante Bearns Lesson in Municipal Finance
Har ry Skean, president of the council, says Terre Baute’s proposed $100,000 bond issue was rejected by bankers nationwide. New York bankers would not touch the bonds, and Skean claims nearby bankers will tire them up if Terre Baute’s credit remains considered. He notes publicity from election fraud cases and the impeachment of Troberts has hurt city finances.
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The School of Mischief and Postwar Reconstruction
The Louisville Courier-Journal laments misdirected postwar policies as carpetbaggers exploited freedpeople. It contrasts hopeful Booker Washington efforts with self-serving abolitionists stirring race hatred, arguing the South faced broader harms from reconstruction and its lingering insults.
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Léon
Booker Washington
South
Louisville Courier-Jonpnal
London observers on postwar American finances
A London view from The London Statist predicts the United States will gain capital inflows after peace as European investors seek U S assets. The paper expects the year ending June to show exports surpassing imports by over a billion dollars plus precious metals and notes the U S has shifted from debtor to creditor status by lending abroad.
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America
London
United States
Milton Follars
Beschalt as a Peacemaker in Gurove Baseball Influence
The text describes a rising baseball influence in Gurove affecting local youth and adults. It mentions pink sheets and box scores, draws attention to games played, and notes a growing interest that may rival older nations. The piece hints at sport spreading rapidly with potential cultural or social impact.
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Beschalt
Batraun Nohdiers
A Noisome Tale of a Broker and a Crime Scene
A 1913 narrative follows Richard Walker and Keene in a high tension plot where a broker, facing mounting losses, contemplates misuse of funds from the Sunset Club. The action tracks a late night sequence with a warned raid, emotional collapse, and the looming consequences of financial deception.
Daily Fashion Hint Offers Summer Style Advice
The feature describes a sunburst design satin fashion item with border details and color options. It notes versatile styling for women, including a hemstitch border and a shoulder tie option. The piece hints at practical appeal and lasting popularity in warm weather wardrobes.
George Bumyer Seeks News Amid Broken Pointed Signals
In a fragmentary scene George Bumyer addresses liaison duties aboard a ship? He notes a broken signal and asks Keene if they should proceed. The exchange shows tension as one party signals awaiting a response and mentions plans for tomorrow.
Police Help Delayed as Man Clings to Limb in Laurel Heights
A telephone report to Observant Citizen Police says a man, described as a “usney policeman,” is hanging from a limb at a vacant lot in Laurel Heights. Captain Coy tells the caller officers are being trained to remain calm and not alarm residents while the man’s behavior is interpreted as practice. The message ends with garbled lines and a note about exams and grammar.
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Laurel Heights
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Hia Tetinna
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