Paper delivery address change and sales locations
The notice advises providing both old and new delivery addresses and notes contact numbers Crockett 1742 and 176. It lists where The Light is sold in New York City at Tyson Stands and several hotels and states nationwide in hotels and news stands.
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Crockett
New York City
Waldorf Hotel
Plaza Hotel
Belmont Hotel
Astor Hotel
Imperial Hotel
Pennsylvania Station
San Antonio
United States
Paul Block Offices Listed in New York Chicago and Boston
A record notes the Paul Block Inc offices located at 230 Fifth Avenue New York Chicago address in the Malters Building and a Sremont Building address in Boston. The item catalogs corporate addresses for the company across three cities.
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New York
Paul Block, Inc
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Mlalters
Boston
Sremont
San Antonio Light September 1913 Circulation Figures
The San Antonio Light reports September 1913 total circulation of 585 506 with evening and Sunday editions at 19244 and 21365 respectively. Net paid daily averages: 17784 evening and 19922 Sunday. Certification by Harvey L Steele oath sworn October 1 1918.
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San Antonio
San
Associatedress
N&1
Light
Harvey L. Steele
Ivy M. Shults
Bexar County
Tex
Association of American Advertisers
N. W. Ayer & Son
Philadelphia
America
Europe
Wall street a red flag warns against the bull market
A satirical note argues Wall street spreads fear and folly among "embryo statesmen" like Senator Henry F. Ashurst. It compares market panic to hydrophobia and Ides of March omens, insisting true prosperity rests with cautious public conduct and stable industry.
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Wall Street
Henry F. Ashurst
Arizona
United States
Timbuctoo
Nagging vs Drink Ignites WCTU Debate in New Jersey
A New Jersey county WCTU meeting sparked a heated dispute when a invited probation officer blamed nagging wives for driving husbands to drink. The clash highlighted split views on domestic life and alcohol, with readers warned against sensationalism surrounding Mrs. Pankhurst and suffrage protests.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
New Jersey
Wall Street seeks troops on Governor's Island for protection
Financiers urge War Department to station a regiment on Governor's Island in New York Harbor, arguing it would shield New York like San Francisco during a disaster. Senator Ashurst derides the move as a panic plot, while Western statesmen mock the Eastern response.
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New York
War Department
Governor's Island
New York Harbor
Presidio
San Francisco
Wall Street
Wall
Arizona
The Lady Lawbreaker and American Suffrage Clash
US newspapers split on how to handle Mrs. Pankhurst. Some urge deportation as an undesirable alien for militant crimes, others view English acts as political offenses and recall Nihilist-era precedents. Public sentiment and legal strategy diverge on admission.
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Mrs. Pankhurst
England
United States
Pankhurst
World’s largest arches grow by feet not leaps
A survey of reinforced concrete arches shows the record for the longest span advancing gradually from 233 feet at Walnut Lane to 330 feet at Langwies Switzerland. The list traces yearly gains from Walnut Lane in 1907 to Langwies in 1918, with a distant dream of a 703-foot Spuyten Duyvil span.
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Tiber
Rome
Grafton
Auckland
N. Z
Switzerland
Langwiez
Chur
Arosa
Walnut Lane
Philadelphia
Sitter
Switz
Rocky River
Cleveland
Monroe Street
Spokane
Wash
Risorgimento
Langwicz
Spuyten Duyvil Creek
New York
Engineering News
Mississippi Channel Work Near Six Foot River Lift
The government plans a $20,000,000 Mississippi river channel project to establish a six foot navigable stage. Seven engineering divisions between St. Paul and the Missouri mouth deploy steamers, barges, boats and 250 workers to build wing and closing dams. Four years into a twelve year program, roughly thirty miles in each division is finished.
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Mississippi
Upper
St. Paul
Missouri River
Bean crop in California builds world's largest field
The Bean Crop California harvests 21 000 acres, 17000 Lima beans and 4000 black eyes, with note of a year ago plantings in Southwest Texas and potential shift from onions to beans. East Texas increasing income by black eye beans. beans as profitable as wheat in mills.
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California
Texas
Fort Worth
He Gossip Ruins Reputations Says Eagle Pass News Guide
An editorial laments male gossips as more harmful than women gossips, arguing that soft spoken he gossipers enable women to spread harmful rumors and damage reputations. The piece emphasizes the need to restrain male gossip to curb community harm.
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Eagle Pass
Acquittal Haunts a Murderer in a French Tale
Jacques, acquitted of murdering his unfaithful wife, retreats into the garden seeking solitude. In memory she confronts him about dishonor and his mistreatment, while a hidden truth about their marriage surfaces amid his guilt and desire for revenge.
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Jacques
Mme
Edmond
New Paris frocks dazzle at Newport debutante dance
A Newport season debutante wore a snow white chiffon frock with tiers of puffing, accented by black velvet through the net under-bodice. The ethereal dress, showcased at a Tuxedo dance last week, sets a fashion note amid the moonlit scene.
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Paris
Newport
Missouri Fire Insurance Clash Ends With Return of Companies
The Springfield Republican reviews Missouri anti trust fire insurance battles. It notes the drastic law on rate fixing and penalties, the attorney general’s shift to non enforcement, and the ensuing invitation for insurers to resume business as cities worry about fire hazards. A contrasting ending implies wiser legislative leadership ahead.
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Springfield Republican
Missouri
Kansas City Star
St. Louis
Kansas City
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