The San Antonio Light masthead and details
The San Antonio Light announces publication details for daily and Sunday editions, listing offices in Chicago Boston Detroit and Cincinnati. It notes 1944 circulation figures and the paper’s role in advertising mediation and standardization of newspaper operations.
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Compulsory Voting Debate Sways Oregon Law Tale
A discussion on compulsory voting in Oregon examines a proposed bill for a permanent voter registry and penalties for nonvoters. It questions how to handle nonvoting voters who become ineligible or unable to vote and whether such laws will spread to other states if successful.
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The Hour and the Man in German War History
General von Hindenburg retired in 1911 for warwardog reasons and later warned Wilhelm that maneuvers could have driven him into the Baltic. The veteran then returned to work to oppose the Russians, while three great vetoes marked campaigns at Adlersstein and Varnenbers, shaping the recent regimental actions.
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War leaders and battles in Mazurian Lake region discussed
An article recounts Von Hindenburg and his East Prussia campaigns amid Russian advances and German morale. It notes his marshland expertise, the Kaiser’s support, and contrasts with Joffre and Von Mindenburg whose reputations rose after August.
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Alleged contraband ships and neutral rights amid war
The piece discusses Allied attempts to halt shipments to Germany and Austria, noting that contraband rules are vague and each nation may declare goods contraband. It explains neutral appeals to admiralty courts and describes how Germany’s claim of extra-hazardous seas contrasts with Britain’s historic search rights, highlighting shifting principles of international law during the war.
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Fragmentary note on rights and fear in pursuit of safety
The fragment discusses neutrals asserting rights but fearing for them and doubting whether they can obtain protection, questioning willingness to act and whether action would yield results. It reflects uncertainty about securing safety and coexistence under pressure.
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Prisoners Work on Farms Seen as Beneficial and Practical
The article argues prisoners of war should be employed on farms under wartime rules, praising farming labor as humane and productive. It suggests German prisoners, and Allied captives, gain health and discipline through open-air work. It notes cost of upkeep and potential skill transfer to civilian life.
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Constitution Aims Fair Governor Pay Reform
The article argues the constitution should fix governor salaries at a reasonable rate, ending indirect perks that have grown beyond the lawful sum. It calls for an amendment to align pay with the office’s dignity and to curb extraneous remuneration, urging a straightforward compensation for chief executives.
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Ford the European belt supplier cited by World
The World argues Henry Ford can rapidly supply Europe with war automobiles and belts, noting Berents could produce £0,600 worth in two weeks and that the United States government could match that pace. It says Ford is not alone among American manufacturers and warns of Japanese Pacific action, urging defense readiness.
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Probing Congress Inquiry Into Stenographer Tale Printing
The Dallas News notes Congress investigates a magazine story credited to Admiral Peary and De Cook. It questions editorial tampering before printing and whether Congress can supervise such journalism as a formal inquiry into the stenographer’s discharged tale.
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Criticism and political power in Texas governance
The editorial argues that no man can satisfy all factions amid intense partisanship and Nate sentiment. It condemns intensified provincial politics as harmful, noting that governors must endure both enemies and friends while delivering state affairs under hostile conditions. The Denison Herald expresses the view that political intolerance corrupts governance.
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Surplus Food Production Report from 1918 Forecasts
A garbled summary notes surplus food for export in 1918, with references to farmers, expats, and imports, claiming the United States could boost production despite unclear figures. Mentions a potential nationwide peak and a local courthouse name amid confusion.
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Letters on autos prove peril of reckless driving in San Antonio
A long letter argues autos are a notable achievement of science yet dangerous when misused by reckless drivers. It cites daily incidents: cars racing streetcars, dust and fumes, and numerous injuries or deaths. The author condemns unsafe driving and urges sober behavior to protect lives and property.
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Automobiles Versus Street Cars Warned By Sa Antonio Citizen
A San Antonio citizen urges caution for street car passengers amid warnings about automobiles crossing in front of street cars. The writer notes frequent accidents when vehicles speed on the left side and stresses the danger to car occupants in collisions, urging riders to avoid crossing into the track.
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A Modern Eve Delights at Grand Opera House
A Modern Eve at Grand Opera House entertains Tuesday audiences with standout music and costumes. Victor Holtgender and Joan Gilbert receive praise for melodic performances while the cast and band deliver strong even without a tight plot. The show earns praise as a delightful surprise in a popular price musical, leaving patrons impressed by the music and overall presentation.
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Pro-German urges face German American ties
A New York Evening Post piece decries anti-British sentiment and promotes a German American organization aiming to free Ilsjeountly from British domination. It questions American war stance and argues German American advocates misjudge U.S. standards, urging readers to favor Germany and Germany first.
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Sleepy Time Tale for the Little Folk
A bedtime tale recounts a white and a brown mouse in a pantry as hunger drives a quest for cheese. The white mouse longs for life beyond the cage while the brown cousin slinks free, both pursued by the cat and eventually caught.
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