San Antonio Light circulation report fragment 1714 data
A deciphered fragment notes circulation figures for The San Antonio Light in 1714 with daily averages around 18687 copies and Sunday edition near 29428 copies. It mentions audits by the Audit Bureau of Circulations and outlines advertiser outreach to households in San Antonio and broader regions.
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San Amonis
Samphis
Enndey
Antonin
Audic Bureau of
Udie
Ibis Bureau
América
Europe
Sam Antonio
Edn
Autrantes Fe
Antonio
Citizens' League forms to control city politics and picks candidates
A divisive political movement called the Citizens' League aims to overturn machine rule and control the upcoming city convention. It has announced plans for an April 5 gathering to designate delegates who will endorse favored candidates, including commissioners Kearny, Lambert, and Garland.
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People's Municipal League
Ily
People’s Municipal League
Citizens’ League
People's Mania
Part League
League
Wayer Brown
Conmmmissioner
Messrs
Kearny
Lambert
Garland
Paul Aweerscheidt
Mr. Meerscheidt
I Gener
Beir Chamber
Cinta G. Brewin Youdot
Eles
Jaime
Torlas
Bate
Restoration Delegations and Methods Query
A terse query questions delegations for the ten restored items led by Master Brown. It asks which methods are used and where the people come into the process.
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Master Brown
Grusses of Cohen Faces Deportation Dilemma in New York
Nathan Cohen, a perennial traveler with no fixed country, has again left New York for Buenos Aires and is expected to return. He lacks valid papers, has traveled extensively on a steerage ticket, and authorities fear he may become a public charge. Immigration officials debate deportation options, with Argentina, Brazil, and Russia unlikely to welcome him. The Vasari voyage brings him back and forth as U.S. prospects for his landing hinge on his mental state and ability to support himself.
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Nathan Cohen
New York
Htuenos Ayres
Jeavinie
Cohen
Rio de Janeiro
Grail
Wi2
Russia
Virginia
Ibraail
Joeltigen
Masih
Aner Vasari
America
Caenostre
Vasari
South America
The
Bin
Milissland
Hind
Mnind
Hivlyly
Evelte
Vaseri
Porr Chap
Brazil
Argentina
Curing criminals and the limits of rehabilitation
A discussion sparked by Sing Sing warden Thomas Mott Osborne argues for a law to imprison a man only if he is pronounced cured. Critics say punishment serves protection of society, not solely reform, and Osborne overlooks broader aims of justice beyond confinement.
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Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing
Parents’ League of
Osborne
Mr. Osborne
Reform ideas on deterrence and suspended sentences
The article debates crime deterrence under strict laws versus lenient approaches. It discusses the impracticality of forgiving serious offenses through mere repentance, notes concerns about disguising punishment, and cites suspended sentences and cautionary measures as tools. It questions extending leniency from petty crimes to major offenses.
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Jorden Oseborne
Osborne
Asinirie
Budgeting Failure Highlights Need for Legislative Action
An Austin notice condemns the lack of funds for in county witness fees and criticizes the Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth legislatures for failing to appropriate. It argues the law remains inoperative and urges a governmental budget approach to ensure funds exist for claims and future expenses. The piece notes cooperation between Governor Ferguson and the legislature as a positive sign for remedy.
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Austin
Colquitt
Comptroller’s Department
Leen
Comptroller
Ferguson
Walsh Lets Commission Skip Inquiry on Industrial Relations
A New York World editorial questions why a commission should investigate industrial relations when Frank Walsh of Missouri already has all necessary knowledge. It argues long hearings, sworn witnesses, and official reports waste time, asserting Walsh can decide instantly with complete details at hand.
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Frank Walsh
Missouri
Walsh
Wale
New York World
Name Inside War Debates Over Blockade Word Use
President Wilson weighs protest against Anglo French actions by Germany over a blockade claim. The argument centers on whether the German declaration actually uses the word blockade, though France and Britain insist ships still seek to reach Germany, implying a blockade.
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Wilsonls
Bickane
Germany
Francs
Ngiind
St. Paul
The Silent Man in the Argonne Trench Tale
A narrator recalls a lull in battle near Verdun where a fellow soldier named the Silent Man confides a wish to marry after the war. Amid shells and combat a wound is received and a rescue attempt unfolds as they prepare to repel a German assault.
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Didlos
Tocdie
Aleep
Rue Arne
Belue
Argonne Forest
Guillaume
Kaiser
Leutenant
Verdun
Als Company
Sten & Ainrio
Cam
Mresage
X Roche
Pit
Fragment of a Dark Hospital Scene and Recipe Tease
A fragmented diary style piece describes a violent incident leaving two men hospitalised, followed by a tense vigil for a dying companion and a whispered hope of a kiss goodbye. The text shifts to a tomato jelly salad recipe and a fishing trip vignette from the New York Globe style.
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Jane
Janes
Letters to the Light Letter to editor defends views on capitalism and reform
The writer, LBWi8 H. WANEY, defends editorials in The Light criticizing Mr. Nearing. He rejects personal attacks, urges balanced discussion of capitalism and socialism, and argues for truth over factional zeal while distancing himself from radicalism and endorsing open hearing of opposing views.
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Myself
Capitalio
Evendiale Usoueht
Laat Lellevex
Nearing
Talvern
Pennsylvania
Nearing Poould
Texas
Mr. Nearing
H. Waney
The Party Dish and a Raucous Dinner Scene
A noisy kitchen scene features a dish called The Party Dish with tomato soup, melted cheese, and red pepper served in a chafing dish. A lively dialogue references Welsh Rarebit and a humorous exchange about fish and sport in a chaotic, rustic tone.
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the Light's Daily Story
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Nora Beiag
Witton
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Silents
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Marguin Mio
Gil Rot
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Mydell
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Sian
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Chicago
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