San Antonio Light Circulation Details and Office Reach
A data filled notice from The San Antonio Light outlines circulation figures for daily and Sunday editions, noting average daily circulation, the Sunday edition reach, and distribution across the United States and Canada. It lists New York, Chicago, Boston, Detroit bureaus and includes fraud protection and subscription details.
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Congress delays Liberty Loan work hinders patriotic funding
Secretary McAdoo fears slow bond sales as bankers and speakers urge quick purchases. A tax schedule uncertainty may force business owners to hold funds, delaying Liberty Bond subscriptions. The public, though patriotic, seeks clarity on burdens before committing money to national security investments.
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McAdoo
Liberty Loan
Washington
Sant Terre
Cosgress
Congress
Ruily
Evading the Draft Provokes National Shame
Dispatches report young Americans crossing into Canada to dodge conscription under the selective service act. West Texas authorities uncover a plan by several men to resist the draft and possibly perjure themselves in jury service to shield their actions, underscoring persistent opposition among a few.
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Canada
Texas
Slacker deserters condemned as traitors to a nation
A editorial argues that Americans who flee to avoid service should face severe penalties including prison, loss of rights, and exclusion from public office. It decries deserters and those who assist them, urging the federal government to act and label felons as exempt from military duty. The piece critiques slacker behavior and calls for harsh consequences to defend national honor.
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America
Congress
Craven Tight
National Guard
Canavat
United States
In Britains Steps Warnings Echo in U S War Efforts
A critical editorial argues that the United States repeats Britain’s early wartime missteps. It claims authorities overpromise food stability and tax burdens, push second class mail rate hikes, and shuffle grain policy while debating funding. It warns memory cannot replace action and calls for decisive, timely sacrifice.
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Great Britain
United States
Postoffice Department
Europe
War Finance Debate Reflects Deep National Unease
The discussion contrasts House and Senate views on an $1.8 billion wartime revenue bill. Supporters call it essential to preserve the nation, while opponents warn it is unjust and harms small businesses. The piece critiques wartime information control and systemic missteps in wartime preparations.
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House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Secret Sessions Stir Public Backlash in Senate
The piece recalls executive sessions in U S history, noting how newspapers reveal what occurs in secret meetings. It asserts the press has always published such accounts, provoking Senate protests and calls for censorship, while recognizing that without insiders disclosure the public might remain uninformed.
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United States
Senate
The
Republic
Unitedates
Shortage of soap sparks public concern and press freedom warning
The text argues a soap shortage underscores the danger of muzzled press and stresses that without a constructive policy to replace old regimes, reform can become harmful. It cites Russia as an example of reform gone wrong, warning against anarchy and the need for factual reporting through media.
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Russia
Wounded British Soldiers to Be Sent to U S Hospitals
The Boston Globe reports that crowded British hospitals have sent many wounded to Canada and now about a thousand will be distributed to New York hospitals for treatment, with others to be housed in American cities as part of war relief.
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New York
Canada
Boston
Fragmentary wartime note on submarine threat and commerce
Fragmented text discusses submarine threat and economic impact, with references to naval actions and the need to consider enemy landings. It mentions waiting for enemy moves and the broader industrial system's strain. Names and clear facts are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Rwil More Shins and New Texas Venture Declared
A rough report notes Rwil More Shins and Reawmont capital planning a large ship project for Waterplay businesses with Torre Rien. The plan seeks greater development than a century under Spanish rule, aiming to deploy a flat vessel ready to sail in fall. It highlights visits to Parlo Ried and a boost for Texas industries, urging expansion of Texas producers and shipping enterprises.
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Reawmont Capital
Torre Rien
Reyrt
Texas Prockets
Beaumont
Kore World Star-‘Letegrara
Treasury secretary assures financing for new plans
Treasury secretary says no difficulty financing the government's programs and growth aims. Officials project orderly progress and industry support to build new enterprises, with costs and confidence guiding the push. Texas environment highlighted as plan unfolds under directive momentum.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Vexas
Delicia Arrives At Bob Phelps Home In Surprise Union
Ma Phelps confronts a startling marriage plan as Delicia, a striking young woman, arrives with Bob Phelps and a costly lifestyle. The scene unfolds with family scrutiny, fashion judgments, and a cautious embrace of a new daughter-in-law.
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NO AMERICAN TORPEDO BOATS LOST IN BATTLE
May 25 report denies any American torpedo boats were lost at sea and rebukes rumors of naval disasters. Secretary of the Navy defends candor, promising full official details if ships are sunk, while condemning vicious rumor campaigns by unknown individuals disrupting American morale.
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Washington
Colesorle
Ditalels
Yilign
Department
Helgaland
Musketry School Attendance Ordered for Fort Sill Cadets
Massachusetts recruits from Boston and New England were ordered to attend the Musketry School. Six cadets were assigned to study the grades at Fort Sill in Oklahoma.
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Musketry School
Boston
Mass
England
Anil Hautenant Eglanel Hare
Fort Sill
Okla
Theaters Show Miss Mington Leads in New Paramount Offerings
The program at Empire and Majestic features Miss Mington in a new play by Charles Kenyon titled Sapp Flee, plus the Bennett-Heystone comedy Inched to the Finkel. Also on bill are Rocking the Boat at the Majestic starring Eva Maylor and Lawrence, The Troubles of a New York Show Girl, and The Belle of Blaguile with country character sketches. The Society Circus and a new singing act by Bradley and Ardite add variety, with the Thomas Trio offering triple bar juggling and novelty acts.
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Sapp
Witlel
Margaret Wmingtoh
Jer Mortun
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Paramouar
Lapis Uhentar
Miss Tiling
Charles Kenyon
MC Ute
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Finkel
Bennett-Heystone
Majcetic
Eva “Maylor
Majestic
Stem
Stern
Gertrude Barnes
Jough
New York
Whitfieide Reland and Company
Blaguille
Ernest Sw
Society Circus
Bradley
Ardite
Hiaven
Willing
Jordan
Governor to Name Three Members of State Highway Commission
Governor Ferguson plans to announce the appointment of three members to the State Highway Commission. The act creating the commission requires names within sixty days after enactment, with the act taking effect July 1, 1917. No salary is attached. members receive per diem and traveling expenses.
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Ferguson
Board of Regents
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