San Antonio Light Circulation Ad And Audit 1914
The San Antonio Light reports circulation figures for 1914 with daily and Sunday editions. It notes average daily copies at 18,604 and Sunday copies at 1,080 after adjustments. The paper highlights Audit Bureau verification and claims higher circulation in San Antonio than any other newspaper.
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San Antonio
Dampary
Ana Antente Gazette
Farinaltn
Ram Amanda
Aaroc Pavhtadles
Orten Budsll Venels Stent Bialens Avenues
D. Coanspr
Didtiy Wauiueon L. Beach
Cartier
TRIN
LPO
Crockere
Antono Lighta
United Staten
Kew York
Faill Block
Ing
Fifth Ave
Cricaso
Vas
Imeek, Inc
Moller Slay Eogion
Tum
Boston
Trust
Detroit
OFFIE
Peul Block, Inc
Krenge
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Chowda
Maal
America
Europe
Missouri Governor Rebuked by Silence in Cattle Quarantine Dispute
Acting Governor William J. Painter warned Texas Governor James E. Ferguson by telegram that Missouri would retaliate with its own cattle quarantine if Texas kept its ban. The Texas response appeared to be silence, and Missouri’s threat did not move Ferguson. The episode contrasts Ferguson’s perceived inexperience with a sense of timing and fitness in policy.
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Missouri
James E. Ferguson
Texas
Painter
Ferguson
Painter Felta
Experi
War Shipments Show US Exports Of Ammunition
Reports from US officials up to April 1 detail ammunition exports to the Allies. No military rifles were manufactured for export. Nine months ending April 1 saw $9,570,077 in cartridge exports, about 740 million cartridges at roughly four cents each. Powder exports totaled 1,072,077 pounds, with field piece loads around five pounds. Estimating fire rates suggests inventories could last at most two weeks in heavy action.
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United States
Tre Licuy
America
Department of Commerce
Flanders
France
War Ammunition Exports During Balkan Conflicts
The report outlines US shipments of powder dynamite and “cher explosives” through April, noting up to 1000 guns massed within days and high wartime export values. It suggests most powder was smokeless, with total dynamite exports reaching 5 1 9 5 3 5 8. explosives export figures imply significant war supply movements, likely exceeding US wartime exports since August.
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Germany
United States
Windhoek Captured as End of German Southwest Africa Campaign
A description of the Windhoek victory in German Southwest Africa detailing Allied forces under Botha crossing the desert to seize the capital. The report notes the campaign’s significance for British imperial interests, the colonial military setup, and the surprising role of Boers who once opposed England.
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Flanders
France
Galicia
Bukowina
Dardanelles
Windhoek
Africa
Ihig
Louis Kotha
Union of South Africa
Ito
England
South African Union
Botha
Great Britain
South Africa
Jones of Washington Declares Peace as National Right
The Washington senator, hailed as a bright and morning star of intelligence, asserts that it is the right of any nation to remain at peace and that no citizen may act to disrupt peace. He warns individuals cannot always know how their nation will fare in history.
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Solomons
Lusitania
Jones
State of Washington
Washington
Senator Jones of Washington Challenged Over Foreign War Claims
A Washington senator faced scrutiny over a pattern of war and maritime actions, asking whether American ships had a right to enter seas where conflicts arose. The critique cites Tripoli, Chesapeake Leopard, Qualla Battoo, Potomac, and western frontier incidents to argue his reasoning would undermine national sovereignty.
Prices and stock market shift amid wartime restrictions
Abinttim of Minkuiyim notes abolition of minimum prices as Stock Exchange reopens to defend market. He cites December removals to curb excess American stock offerings, protect gold reserves, and boost financial prestige of the United States amid wartime tensions. He argues Europe’s debt and postwar dynamics favor American securities.
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Abinttim
Sloci Exchange
Stock Exchange
Europe
America
United States
Republian
Destruction of Lusitania unlikely to alter course
The New Orleans States argues the Lusitania disaster will not force a change in policy. It contends England cannot retreat and will tighten control at sea while the United States won gains on munition and travel rights. Germany’s threats are acting as a catalyst, and Britain must protect Atlantic routes with convoy.
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Lusitania
Mora
England
United States
Tien
Allie
Fiona
Germany
New Orleans
Fighters Display Courage During World War I Battles
The article praises the courage of fighting men from the war's outset and notes that early valor was linked to continental discipline. It contrasts British volunteers' early performance with later results and mentions a Canadian division that helped stem the German tide near Ypres, as reported by the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
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Europe
England
Ypres
New Orleans
Cannot Be Bulldozed The German Plan Will Fail
The Birmingham News editorial argues Germany cannot bully the United States into submission. The Lusitania sinking and other atrocities stiffen American resolve. Hotheaded leadership risks alienating German Americans and inflaming anti German sentiment nationwide.
Compulsory Education to Texas Goes Into Effect
The 1918-19 school year will see expansion as 2900 to 8600 more children enter schools with the new high school and Gary system. A $100,000 resolution seeks essential funds to sustain educational development, with about $200,000 more planned by mid decade, underscoring Pueblo's school standards.
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Texas
Kew
Taxation in Houston by the Houston Plan debate
The Houston plan aimed to tax land at higher rates than buildings and exempt money notes and debts to keep interest low. A court blocked parts of the plan, yet authorities pursued 1918 property assessments to ensure equal and uniform taxation across taxable property in Houston. Witnesses describe resistance from major interests but compliance by others, with ongoing disputes over the plan’s legality and fairness.
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Muultar
Houston
Texas
Auches
United States
Trouston
Tony Ty Evedts
Injustice of Ununiform Property Assessments Across States
A polemical piece argues that valuations vary wildly from 20 to 190 percent of value, criticizing the lack of uniform equity. It claims the court system cannot ensure fairness and condemns widespread inequities in tax assessments nationwide. The narrative uses vivid, critical language about the system and its effects.
Letters to the Light on Peace and War Statues
A reader letter argues against imposing plaster war statues on school campuses. It urges replacing sculptures of soldiers with figures of Franklin, Fulton, and Nightingale to inspire peace and humane ideals, condemning glorification of war and urging dedication to education and restraint.
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Bar
Ad Gtr
Ochool
Franklin
Fulton
Mores
Nightingale
Hemans
Segamucder
Prack
Tidiets Table Tales and Turbulent Crowning Moments
A garbled report recounts a chaotic event at a dining gathering with fans and a dramatic crowning moment. The text mentions names, places, and odd phrases implying a ceremony, reactions, and a final strange scene with praise and confusion.
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Corcondo Beach
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