San Antonio Light carrier details and service changes
Notice lists postal and delivery schedule changes for the San Antonio area. Includes carrier routes, rates, and daily/ Sunday box delivery notes. Mentions phone numbers, offices, and adjustments to routes and addresses amid service updates.
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Rate
Eunichy
Dauy
Swilay
Daly Wad Bunday
Mill
Gelly
Wren
Bath Chi
Shinks Delivery
Sony
Crickeu
Crockett
New Phone
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Ayle
Uoteln
Meck. Inc
San Antonio
Che Audley Murcai
Aber Sudit
Uwraditers Hs
San Amante
Chicago Women and the 1912 Municipal Vote
The piece reflects on women voters in Chicago and their impact on the mayoral race. It notes the mixed results of women's suffrage, with 30,000 new voters and shifting alliance patterns, yet no clear cleaner politics or decisive reform. expectations of reform via women voters are questioned, citing Carter Harrison’s defeat and broader national trends.
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Mayon Siereena
Mise la Flagg
Chigayu
Ian
John
Kenna
Rede
Vince
Mayee
Smecker
The
Philadelphia Telegraph
Chicago
Flacenes
America
Carter H. Harrison
Tony
Chiteayo Getty
Armenia and Judea in a Wartime Debate on Division and Citizenship
The piece discusses competing claims of Armenians and Jews for national life amid the war, questioning whether the territory will be divided and who will inhabit it. It notes debates sparked by an article by Vurcet Cheanpann and traces broader European and Asian implications.
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Ype
Predictions of a Jewish State and Balkan Realignments
A fragmentary postwar prognostication discusses the size and boundaries of a future Jewish state, naming regions such as North Aleppo Angora Adana Konieh Sivas and Harput and referencing leaders like Thora von and Mir. It contemplates the fate of Jerusalem and the broader fate of Armenia and Turkey, with hints of geopolitical divides and imperial reshaping.
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Yorks
Zouxok
Hiberks
Crete
Phin Wiiker
Artitien
Aleppo
East
Angora
Adana
Ie Konieh
Sivas
Harput
Tia
Thelgum
Surlea
Vie “Thora von
Semel
Russia
Mardell
Lidea
Sulition
Finnies
Enya Ferhealen
Mir
Fhompsus
Lebanon
Avia
Damacite
Terugdlem
Hehr
Nasurath
Jerusalem
Judes
Rome
Mel Thompson
Forkey
The Frye Case and German Naval Action Debate
A fragmentary discussion of the Frye incident and the sinking by Commander Thierichsen aboard the Prinz Eitel Friedrich. It questions legality of destroying neutral cargoes and argues the captain’s actions may have exceeded orders, with Germany likely bearing responsibility for the damage.
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Willian P. Frere
Whierelisen
Frina Litel Friedrich
Praca
Raye
Prinz Eitel Friedrich
Frye
Germany
Nmander Thierichsen
Ieourt
Aracy
Carill
Ambiguous Atlantic Incident Sparks Political Debate
The text discusses possible responses to a captain's error and how allies and partisans react. It notes an inclination toward a calm middle course and critiques German sympathizers who avoid public admission of their stance. It ponders hypothetical reactions if a British cruiser caused a similar incident.
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Rat Gernins
Basten
Germany
William P. Frye
Epigrammatic Governor Ferguson Advocates Cattle Prosperity
A Texas governor remarks at the San Antonio cattlemen’s convention that epigrams reflect greatness but practical wealth creation, via cattle production, proves more valuable to the state than political campaigning. He warns against excessive political posturing and stresses producers’ gains as the basis for broad prosperity, arguing wealth generation reduces the need for government “saving.”
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Pexas
San Antonio
Janes Ferguson
Streckman
Texas
St Regalls
Ferguson
Lia
Railroads and the push for full crew laws stir public opinion
The Philadelphia Ledger notes a pivotal shift as Pennsylvania and New Jersey railroads campaign for full crew laws. It says the industry faces a public opinion test, moving from private influence to appealing directly to people for fair regulation and less hardship.
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Pennysylvania
New Jersey
Seliona
Philadelphia Ledger
Leasing Railway Dangers and New Stopping Device
The interstate commerce commission will test a device invented by Chicuzoen starting March 1 to halt trains automatically if a track is broken or an approaching train is detected. Six mule-powered track segments will be used in six months of exhaustive tests. Even a small safety gain would be worth the effort, per the Galveston Tribune.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Galveston Tribune
Dishonest Clarity in Local Deceptions Reported
A Fort Worth Record excerpt cites Galveston residents mocked for politeness and describes alleged thieves adopting Chestertonian methods. It mentions a paper story about a hat removal before stealing a bag with a shawl and another case where a burglar allegedly returned jewelry and clothes after a theft was noticed.
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Galveston
Galvexon
Hyer
Merit
Wy Day
Olven
Shieves Colcdux the Tern
Fort “Worth
Texas Needs Development From Governor's Address
The governor calls for nine varied resources and investment to boost state development. He argues for capital formation, a stronger economic plan, and coordinated efforts across government to attract private investment and improve public services.
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Texas
Mvs
Cotsie Caphtal
Tesad
The Light's Daily Story of a Courageous Nurse and Soldier
A World War I scene blends tragedy and valor as a nurse and a disguised soldier rise among trenches. The dramatic melodrama "The Life Al All kedan Nursehald" showcases courage, loyalty, and fierce combat as German forces threaten and a fearless figure, Captain and a brave nursebound soldier, lead a dramatic countercharge at a night siege.
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Cereus Merit and Gay
Jack Johnson
Dham
Renara
Knusa
Eren
Paris
Lily
Ron
Walidis
Noolly
Wulints Ag
Raglan Enka
Muane
Sergeant Ca ya bein Loyal in Hospital Return
Fragmented wartime scene shows Captain Tule confronting a deserter and praising Sgt. Ca ya bein for wounded bravery. A hospital setting reveals a medal pinned by General Jotire as comrades express longing for the sergeant to rejoin the company. The piece captures tense discipline, honor, and camaraderie amid injury.
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Hera
Pca
Calonel
Ania
Toursmartin
Coloney
Glenn
Ywia Anptein
Jotire
Phare
Jsar
Wealth Tax Change Faces Political Battle in Congress
A proposed U S measure would tax all gains as income and deny deductions for investment losses outside regular business. Critics warn lawyers would reap millions in fees while the plan tightens exemptions, shaping tax policy debates.
California Bills Stir Japanese Opinion in Looming Vote
In a fragmentary report a debate over anti Japanese bills in the California state Legislature is discussed. Leading Japanese in San Francisco reportedly doubt such legislation will be introduced yet fears persist about harming US Japan relations and the broader world order.
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Courke
Japan
Califarnia
California
San Francisco
le Beard
al iCalifornia
Opposi
Amperica
Spooks the Kitten At Play By the Brook
Nina narrates how her kitten Spooks hunts fish at the brook and returns home for breakfast. Spooks eats fish and watches the water daily, while Nina's mother notes spring hints as patterns repeat each year.
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Sinu
Duory
Niva
Nina
Bac
Gray
German Song and National Character in Wartime Music
The piece argues Germans are a serious musical people whose war songs reflect national temperament. It contrasts German stately choruses and Volkslieder with English claims that German songs are mere battlefield tunes. The author rebuts stereotypes of German musical culture during wartime.
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Kg Yert
Gay Cavaliera
Cromwell
Marston Moor
London
Tipperary
England
Aamering
Hell
DARDANELLES MARKET VIEW AND RUSSIA WHEAT EXPORTS
The Memphis News Scimitar notes world markets react to potential Dardanelles opening for Russian commerce. It highlights Russia's vast wheat stock and export potential, and compares capacities of Russia and the United States to feed armies, with implications for Allied supply and German prisoner conditions.
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Prom
Memphis
Dardanelles
Russia
Ruseia
Eaid
Mua- Si
Sue
United States
Shurope
Women in vote in eleven Amer iain states
The Austin Bletesian notes women in eleven states may gain voting rights with ballots on the issue this year. States listed include New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Iowa Massachusetts West Virginia and Tennessee. Voters face a decisive path as the question nears a possible nationwide expansion of the vote.
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Austin
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