The San Antonio Light circulation and notices excerpt
In a dated specimen the San Antonio Light outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, lists office addresses and contact points, and notes circulation figures for the April period and the Sunday edition. It references audit certification by the American Advertisers and mentions Philadelphia as part of certification.
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San Antonia
Tetet
Astonia Light
K. X. Aver
Amexics
Europe
Perils of Mediation at Niagara Falls in Mexican Crisis
The article argues mediators at Niagara Falls face trouble as Constitutionalist forces in Mexico gain ground against Huerta. It questions whether any proposed provisional president would be acceptable to both sides, notes Wilson's demand to settle land reform, and criticizes the legality of Huerta’s government and Mexico’s stalled legislative process.
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Niagara Falls
Huerta
Mexico
Ag Ilegal
Wilson
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Question on Mexico settlement and US recognition
The text argues Mexico should settle and the Constitutionalists may reject the settlement. It suggests the wiser US policy after Tampico would have been to recognize the Constitutionalists and conduct dealings with them once they control Mexico City. Mediation with Huerta is viewed as time wasted, a cost the US may later pay.
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Mexico
Sete
United States
Tampico
Huerta
Labor and Trusts Clash Over Clayton Anti-Trust Bill
The text outlines labor union opposition to a Clayton anti-trust provision. It notes a proposed exemption for fraternal and labor groups, discusses political compromise, and warns that broad language could immunize unions from prosecution while labeling the bill a potential discriminatory measure against a democratic populace.
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Washington
Tahor
Cache
Baltimore
Clayton Hill
Wilson
Organized Labor
Carling
Mayor Mitchel Remarks Stir Suffrage Meeting at Carnegie Hall
The NY mayor voiced cautious support while questioning suffrage's necessity, sparking offense among suffragists. He highlighted Dr. Katherine B. Davis's appointment as commissioner of correction as an example of achievement independent of the movement. The speech drew mixed reactions from attendees.
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Mitchel
New York
Carnegie Hall
Katherine
Davis
Thkey
Prohibition Debate and Suffrage Rhetoric Argued
The piece critiques suffragists and prohibition advocates arguing that voters judge candidates by sex rights and broader issues. It condemns hysteria from both sides and warns that opponents claim women will shift governance once enfranchised, while asserting many men would do worse.
Woes of the Peacemaker and Paine’s Peace Plan
A reflection traces the long arc of peace efforts from Henry IV’s 17th century idea of a European pacific republic to Thomas Paine’s advocacy in The Rights of Man. It notes Paine’s prosecution in Britain and his death in 1809 amid obscurity, linking past and present hopes for arbitration and global dealings.
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Hague
Henry EV
Paine
America
Crisis St Bexlats War Turmoil in Mexico Amid Mediation
Fragmented report notes ongoing crisis in Mexico as rebel leaders Villa and Carranza push against peace prospects. It questions if a mediator proposed interim government would lead to elections, while rebels defy the uncertain path to peace amid ongoing fighting and power struggles.
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St. Bexlats
Mexico
Villa
Carranza
Robele
Waudpthute
Ciin Fident
Utlea
Judge Lovett's Election of Directors Debate
A garbled note on Judge Lovett and Union Pacific discusses how stockholders elect directors. It argues small stockholders seldom influence outcomes when large blocs dominate. The piece critiques the process and hints at tensions between individual and centralized control.
Baltimore American discusses American women and foreign marriages
The Baltimore American remarks on American women arranged through foreign marriages and the impact on Utes and women. It questions tolerating inconsistently pursued social patterns and reflects on ambition and social conditions in the context of domestic and international marriage trends.
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Shanta Devi
The Ways of Thrift Across Cities and Schools
A survey by the Bureau of Mutual Research in New York highlights thrift practices reducing waste and costs. Examples include city staff savings, reduced meat waste, and standardizing reports. Edmonton opens a cold storage plant and rents vacant lots for urban gardens. President Strus urges thrift education in schools. Commissioner Claxton cites $100,000,000 yearly gains for families through school gardens.
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New York City
Ludlow Street
TAS
Bellévot Hospital
Tie Dowrd
Zlandacd
Canada
Edmonton
Alberta
Han Juet
Calgary
Simon W. Strus
American Society For
Yaquis of the Mexican frontier and their stance toward civilization
The Yaquis, a desert-dwelling group near the Mexican frontier, are portrayed as steadfastly opposed to Mexican civilization. Historical anecdotes about Geronimo, Exposition ties, and their potential to rally if invaded reveal a people wary of assimilation, with strong military and regional implications.
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Mexico
Minth
Ceconimo
Geronimo
Nis
Disease Not Bullets in Mexico War Effort
A historical column argues disease, not enemy bullets, poses the greater threat to American troops in Mexico. It recalls typhoid prevention progress since 1900s, cites Surgeon General data from 1918 to 1922, and notes sanitation efforts at Vera Cruz and Havana as vital to preserving soldiers, urging sustained public and medical vigilance.
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Mexico
Vera Cruz
United States
Panama Canal
Havana
Veta Crux
Muxico
Havane
Mex
Allen
Sleepy Time Tales for the Linde Folk 9
A fairy Rose Fairy travels with a hummingbird to Roseland, learning honey and flowers through a journey above green woods and ponds. The ride reveals dangers and kindness from nature, ending with caution about telling secrets.
Bryan the Goat the universal target of administration
The article portrays William Jennings Bryan as the administration scapegoat amid wartime criticism. Reporters clash with him as he seeks information, appearing careworn and anxious. Despite attacks from both parties and press, Bryan remains determined to recover his political standing after years in government.
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New York
Mtate Haaka
Nio
Woehine Ton
Bryan
Aliea Ia
Néwe
Bourrileus
Mexico
Souther
Ne Ix
Villa
Stanspat
Repubicane
Bryan Wan
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