San Antonio Light circulation figures for six months ending March 31 1917
The San Antonio Light reports six month period ending March 31 1917 circulation figures. Daily and Sunday editions show averages, with 19,779 daily copies and 2,278 Sunday copies sold, audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulation. The San Antonio Light circulation is declared accurate by the bureau and credited to Associated Press news.
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Sar
Suny Funday
Goportast
Yale
Chaoyad
DIA Phone Crockett
San Antonio
United States
New York
Paul Block, Inc
Shewith Ave
Chicago
CERCE
Paul Blick
Mollere Ride
Boston
Borton ‘Kate Deposit & Trust
Paw Biot
Teo
Wile
Soa Apronto Light
Brn Antonin
Cirelation
Canada
America
Europe
San Antocio
Euarentes
Asshoiatey Press
Nertin, Inc, Srecro
How Montenegro Fell And The Betrayal By King Nicholas
A detailed report argues Montenegro’s King Nicholas betrayed allies in World War I. It cites a Paris conference exclusion for Nicholas’s envoy Fopovic, claims orchestration of Montenegrin troop withdrawals, and talks with Austria. It alleges Peter met with an Austrian attache in Budva and accuses Nicholas of seeking separate peace. It notes Nicholas fled to France and may face punishment while receiving a pension from allies.
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Paris
Montenegro
Nicholas of
France
Fopovic
Nicholas
Europe
Peter
Budva
Dalmatia
Cettinje
Montenegsin
Nichol
Janovic
Pesic
Switzerland
Loveen
Germany
Austria
No clear source details on officers' wartime statements
The passage notes that U S officers in Europe allegedly claimed Germany was invincible and that victory depended on moving at least a million troops to Germany. A private investigation was conducted but no sources are provided, leaving the truth unclear.
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United States
Europe
Germany
Uate
Ik Caronit
Cid Ik
United States Officers Never Believed Germany Unbeatable
A Washington controversy accuses several New York newspaper correspondents of spreading false war reports to undermine enlistment and morale. The piece argues US officers did not claim Germany cannot be defeated and insists the government should hold responsible those who publish such statements.
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France
Germany
Nott“Ing
Washington
New York
United States
America
United States Army
Torpedo boat destroyers to crown U S navy lead
Washington reports a government push to build torpedo boat destroyers, aimed at producing the world’s largest fleet. Experts say these fast, versatile vessels are key against submarines and essential for convoy patrols, with battleships playing a diminished role in modern warfare.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Tutland
Germany
Jutland
South American
Freign
Navy lessons from war shape future fleet strategy
The speaker argues that even if the war lasts longer the United States will build the largest destroyer fleet yet and rely on heavily protected battleships in harbors to deter enemy approaches. He calls this the first valuable lesson learned about naval preparedness in modern conflict.
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Ing Yrogran
United Simits
Tobacco for Soldiers Fund Aids Paris Front
A San Antonio drive to collect funds for furnishing tobacco to soldiers in France via the Red Cross. The Anteriern Tobacco Company has arranged tobacco packages sold at twenty five cents, covering cigarettes and papers, to ease soldiers' hardship overseas. The plan follows larger Northern and Eastern efforts and aims to supply troops with familiar tobacco.
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Tobaccs Company-Tiu
Lincr
France
San Antonio
America Tobacco Company
Red Cross
Fragmentary note on fegetta chase and aviation records
A garbled report mentions Colorado seeking national access, a snowstorm at Chiray, and long distance airplane feats. The text hints at Thilian amaboy setting a new record and Austrian pursuit, but details are unclear.
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Thilian Amaboy
Wenl
Giles
Hin
Unclear Fragment Signals Mixed Content
The readable segments describe a jumble of names, places, and phrases. Key entities are not coherent, and the text appears damaged with garbled terms and missing context. No distinct event or outcome can be determined from the legible material.
Epically garbled: Chicago Tribune piece on a troubled family scene
Fragmented OCR text from a Chicago Tribune page mixes names and events with incoherent lines. It mentions a baby, a father, and a neighbor, hinting at a domestic or social issue but provides no clear narrative or verifiable details.
Not Wholly Antulétic- UW owould he childish to suppose Mwit iNet vending
Fragmented text discusses international tension between the United States and Japan, referencing policies, diplomacy, and possible methods to avert conflict. It mentions Great War echoes, Germany, and alignment with allies, with garbled names and unclear dates.
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Murely
Albruielic
NATO
Stalese Nh
Orient
United States
Japan
Germany
Shipping Register Records Many New Steamers Added
Carditt correspondent reports Lloyds Shipping Register shows over one hundred steamers added between June and July 17, including 43 British, most large tonnage. Portugal’s patrols suffer losses as grip Pedro Nunese sinks after hitting mines. fourteen crew drown. A submarine sinks an English ship, the Locksley, and a Norwegian vessel, plus two Portuguese sailing ships.
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London
Carditt
Exchange Telegraph
Lloyds’ Shipping Register
T Associated Fress
Lisbon
Porugese Palror
Pedro Nunese
Locksley
Iwvo
Fortugese
Miss Dateon at the Empire Theatre with Dor othy Lulion
The Empire presents an enticing seven act praotoplay by Thomas VW Sice features Miss Dal ton as Neva Blaine in Sheen Dias monds The program also includes The Yen Diamonds and Pathé News plus The Walter Star a Trinnele comedy Wednesday offers Dorothy Gish in Atta Beys Last inert at the turf
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Miss Dateon
The
Empire
Dorothy Lulion
4& Pathe
Walier
Bill
Dorothy Gish
Atta Bey
Return of Eve opens at Grand Opera House season
The Grand Opera House opens its season with Lee Wilson Dodds romance The Return of Eve. Mis Banting and her company perform Tau Live First Time in San Antonio title Poesy O Moore. The program features singing and dramatic scenes including Bunting, Wholgsouty and more.
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Xow Dili
One Grand
Ince
Grand Opera House
Iss Leriinz
Bunting
Hob Stock
Ory
Iouan
Ef Lee Wilson Dodde
Lve
Willeht Ha
Skwel
Banting
Tau
San Antonio
Poesy O'Moore
Che
Glenn Cin
Varndoviths at Majestic Theatre Night
Local arts page notes Ted Boyle of Boyle and Brown presenting at the Majestic Theatre. Profiles of performers include Gn and Da fur Puneet with strong audience reception. Mentions partnerships at Deney and Gayle Anew Suns and a show titled She Gets Are All used Up. Includes references to Budiey Lenore and Latin Mave of the Deitel states with varied audience reactions.
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Varndoviths
Majestic
Ted Boyle
Boyle
Unclear OCR Breach Leads to Chaotic Reported Incident
An unreadable OCR text fragment describes a disjointed sequence of names and events with references to Milton Pas Attorie and various unidentified individuals. The garbled lines mention investigations, charges, and local figures, but specifics and context remain unclear.
Tygart Killed and Three Injured in Auto Crash
A 40 year old builder Thamar J. Tygart died after an automobile overturned three times on the South Loop Monday afternoon. Three other men David Lehy Frank Welter and Jake Schwartz were seriously injured, with injuries ranging from a broken arm to a fractured collarbone and back strain. The car swerved to avoid oncoming traffic at a sharp curve and overturned, pinning occupants beneath the wreckage. They were taken to Southwestern Insane Asylum and Baylor Hospital for care, with Tygart dying shortly after arrival. The body was to be held for funeral arrangements at Shelley Loring Undertaking Company.
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J. Fygart
Adame Breet
David Lehy
Buena Vista Street
Frank Ta Welter
Aman
River Avenue
Jake M. Schwartz
Frank Street
David Lehi
Mr. Welter
Ani
Jake Schwartz
Tin
Schwartz
Uie Var
Gee
Sai
Teath
Southwestern Insane Assinny
Tygart
Baylor Hospital
Shelley- Loring Undertaking Company
Heat and Industry Push Through Winter Months
The piece argues heating trends support steady industry performance across colder months. It notes the heating system's resilience, the role of a young workforce, and the need for proper shelling and insulation. It describes bees aiding a conserved warming method and mentions rapid tuning and movement within a shell as a metaphor for efficiency amid cold conditions.
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Penrson
Turing
Boo
Rapille Gonnie
New Rook Tor Deals with Hidden Honey Harvest
The report describes an elderly resident living northeast of town who reports two years of labor pulling honey from a site near his residence. Carpenters were engaged to remove a root and aid extraction. The honey yield was 376 pounds with 200 pounds of prime quality honey, suitable for sale.
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Migiewile
Charles
Rain and War Declarations Shape Texas Weather and Policy
Severe rain and cool snaps swept Texas with showers across the state aiding crops. The American Bar Association voiced loyalty pledges and backed united action in World War I, urging rapid deployment of troops to Europe and condemnation of efforts to hinder the U S war effort.
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Sanatour
American Bar Association
Eliha Root
United States
Europe
San Antonio Weather Outlook and Uncertain Forecast
Readable text indicates unsettled San Antonio weather with assurances uncertain. Mentions cooler daytime and nighttime conditions but offers no firm forecast or timing for a city title change or event.
Moratorium for Soldiers Likely in U S Senate Debate
The report notes expected passage of a moratorium affecting soldiers during the current session, pending a third reading in the Senate. It outlines that service members would be exempt from certain duties while actively engaged, with a provision tied to a prior armistice date and wartime context.
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Austin
Tex
Caldwal
Tus
Senate
Aml
Secuid Gillon
Usted States
Wien
United States
Wesi Perk
Dave
Ubi Commins
Germany
Sorvdad
Suilite
Darrow for the War OCR Fragment Numbers
Fragmentary OCR text references Darrow and wartime rhetoric with unclear names and phrases. The readable bits include typewriter style lines and quoted terms, signaling a historical political piece with uncertain full details. The content mentions a person named Agnes and a legal or rhetorical exchange amid a wartime context.
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