September 1913 Circulation Figures for The San Antonio Light
The San Antonio Light’s September 1913 total circulation reached 585,806. Evening edition daily average 19,244 copies. Sunday edition 21,865. Target paid daily averages: evening 12,784. Sunday 19,922. Associations certify nine months ending June 30, 1912 and Feb 28, 1913 by N. W. Ayer & Son.
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Association of American Advertisers
San Antonio Light
San Antonio
N. W. Ayer & Son
Philadelphia
America
Europe
Wilson Targets Trusts in Democratic Plan for Economic Reform
The piece argues President Wilson pushes anti trust legislation amid a Democratic program that prioritizes tariff revision and currency reform before production. It notes Congress may delay action until a late session, with the rise of monopolies as a key concern and production conditions shaping policy priorities.
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Wilson
Congress
Chi
Democrats Aim to Break Trusts by Removing Their Tools
The article argues that ending trusts requires stripping their chief instruments, a stance Democrats advocate. It questions whether regulation by state and federal levels under current Democratic plans will succeed, noting past failures and linking tariff, currency reform, and anti trust laws. It suggests political reform may be the last chance to address monopoly.
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Union
Congress
Rights of a Man in Public Conveyances
A Cincinnati suburb incident prompts debate on rights of men and women in public transport. A middle aged man clipped a feather from a hat, triggering a crowd chase. The piece questions who may claim dignity and how to resolve perceived affronts without conflict.
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Cincinnati
Vindicating McReynolds in Western Fuel Case
The article argues that public perception of Attorney General McReynolds’ vindication grows due to his Western Fuel policy. It recalls the Diggs Caminetti and Western Fuel cases, noting McNab’s resignation and later delays, with expert government counsel signaling what McNab might have pursued.
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McReynolds
Diggs
Caminetti
Western Fuel
McNab
McNab Seeks Swift Trial for Western Fuel Conspiracy
The article argues the government delays in the Western Fuel Company case should end. McNab contends trials of three cases should proceed by December, citing earlier Diggs Caminetti convictions as evidence of readiness. It criticizes the special counsel for excuses delaying proceedings and urges timely justice for McNab and the nation.
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McReynolds
Washington
McNab
Diggs
Caminetti
Western Fuel Company
San Francisco
Secretary Houston praised as best since cabinet creation
The Boston Herald lauds David F. Houston as the best man in the agriculture department since it became a cabinet post. It cites reforms such as consolidating extension work, reducing duplicative effort, reorganizing publishing, and starting a national journal of agricultural science with top editorial talent.
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Houston
Herald
Geyah
State Department
David F. Houston
Association of Colleges and Experimental Stations
Department
Federal Department
National Journal of Agricultural Science
Boston Herald
Degrading Sam Houston in Texas politics
The Memphis Scimitar condemns removing the Gen. Sam Houston painting from Texas Capitol to honor ex-Senator Joseph W Bailey. It argues Texans resented the act, notes Houston’s historic role, and predicts calls for restoring Houston’s image, calling the move ill timed and regrettable.
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Sam Houston
Texas
State Capitol
Joseph W. Bailey
Bailey
United States
General Houston
Memphis Scimitar
Ulster Protests Home Rule Split Geography Critique
The Galveston News says retreat on home rule is not possible arguing Ulster is a province with nine counties and over a million people. It notes ancient religious feuds as roots of Ireland's trouble, referencing Brownsville Herald.
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Ireland
Ulster
Galveston News
Munster
Leinster
Connaught
Brownsville Herald
Problem of the Unemployed in Society
Sociologists and economists warn the unemployed threaten society. The urban visible poor haunt park benches while papers expose help wanted pages. They call for a public employment office under state or county supervision to address growing economic pressures.
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United States
Galveston
The Grand Hosts The Wrong Mr. President by Smart Set Company
The Grand Opera House presented The Wrong Mr. President by the Smart Set Company. Audiences of both white and Black patrons laughed at the sharp humor and sharp wit, with strong singing, dancing, and a capable chorus. The show will be repeated tonight.
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Grand Opera House
Darkey
Bryan Scandal Declared Closed By Washington Watchers
A Boston Transcript sketch cites repeated Bryan administration lapses at the State Department as a public scandal. It asserts officials and diplomats report neglect of duties, while Bryan's vaudeville style acts draw ire. The piece closes noting the scandal is ended for the season as backlash tempers expectations.
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Boston Transcript
State Department
Bryan
Washington
Chautauqua Grove
Department
Congress
Air Raises Wreck Aboard Royal George Recovery
The Royal George, a 545 foot Atlantic liner of the Canadian Northern line, raised from the St Lawrence while under air pressure in the hull. The vessel, 60 foot beam, 12 000 registered tons, triple screws and steam turbines, 18 000 horsepower, about 20 knots.
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Royal George
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Canada
Bristol
England
Good Roads Days in Missouri Attract Nationwide Attention
The Engineering Record notes Missouri Good Roads Days drew wide notice last week with emphasis on the miles graded and graveled. It suggests a small, well directed force can perform substantial temporary improvements in two days, though practical limits remain.
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Missouri
Paris Hat Trend With Velvet Crown and Chantilly Lace
A new hat model from Paris features black velvet with a cap shaped crown. It includes a graduated chantilly lace frill under an upturned brim and two feather quills at the front. Accompanying it is an autumn tailor for blue-gray mohair with black moire trimmings.
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Paris
Chantilly
Road days must teach upkeep and drainage needs
The piece urges that road days alone mislead the public into thinking highway work is simple. It warns drainage neglect, inconsistent maintenance, and calls for an educational campaign with simple leaflets to promote sound dirt road management and legislative awareness.
Scarifier Distracts Horse On Pine Street Parade
William W. Herring and his horse Rip Van Winkle faced a dramatic scare when a street scarifier appeared in the Sixth Ward. The usually calm animal bolted and splashed mud before calming, prompting Herring to remark on the new contraption’s nerve in the area.
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William W. Herring
Hi Trusty
Rip van Winkle
Pine Street
Rip
Mex
Mr. Herring
Bath for Eyeglasses Freshens Vision in Summer
A New York Times piece advises daily washing of eyeglasses with soap and warm water, then drying and polishing to counter humidity and dust. It notes an oculist carries alcohol for quick lens cleaning and a business man uses soft tissue in the case to reduce dust buildup.
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The
New York Times
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Smart Set Company
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