San Antonio Light circulation and office notices
The San Antonio Light reports circulation figures for the daily and Sunday editions, with paid and total averages ending March 31, 01 and notes on delivery irregularities. It lists multiple city and regional office addresses and credits the Associated Press for news, with standard republication rights and circulation statements.
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Daly
Ind
Gene Alex
Weil
Cory
San Antonio
United States
New York
Paul Black
Chicago
Paul Blok
Que
Mallet Blay
Boston
van Black, Inc
Bouton Date Depotit
Trunt Blag
Delroit Offico
Comer
Lmrold
Namres
Witt Nat
Sil Thon
Edison
Suarontes
Ferain
Aldo
The Kaiser and Rome in Wartime Rhetoric
The allied allies denounce Germanys reply to the pope as hypocritical but offer a fuller view of Kaisers stance. The Kaiser has long opposed the Roman Catholic Church despite some subjects embracing it and even denounced an Catholic conversion by a Hessian landgrave. His harsh view of Catholicism and claim to persecute it alongside his world dominance ambitions raise questions about democracy under such leadership.
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Benedict
Germany
Hesse
Alex
America
Latin America
South American
Mexico
FEMI
Poe
Ana Edith
Chia
Dempster
Futusa
Atvere
Domnuter
Mack Curuiinie
Mark Carmattine
Borg
Dempeter
Dempster Ge
Fidith
Thay
Pe ‘Thaittin
Mr. Cummings
Taurse
Sophé
Edith
Toravl
Anton
Qummelings
Edith Todor
Jane
Cummings
Tempest in a Tea Pot over U S measurement system
A lively war rages over whether the United States should adopt the metric system for arms and ammunition manufacture. The American Metric Association argues metric standardization would produce interchangeable guns and shells with France and avoid archaic, cumbersome U S measures. The American Institute of Weights and Measures opposes, citing tradition and practicality, while both sides warn of Europe theater difficulties without a unified system. The dispute centers on accuracy, interoperability, and national readiness in war finance and industry.
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United States
American Metric Association
American Institute of Weights and Measures
Europe
War needs and the metric system debate
The article argues that adopting the metric system now would cause dangerous delays in arming for war. It notes the Lee Enfield being chosen to avoid factory upheaval and stresses that rapid equipment is essential, even as advocates push for metric measures. It calls for an immediate resolution to wasted energy in the debate.
Wheat Imports and the Intelligence Budget War Talk
The Conference on National Preparedness warns that cutting funds for the intelligence section would handicap General Pershing on the western front. The piece argues for expanding intelligence, contrasts British and American approaches, and considers using imported wheat to aid the war effort while noting transportation and milling constraints in Russia and Siberia. It also touches on shipping, food reserves, and the risk of reduced intelligence funding.
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Conference On National Preparedness
Pershing
Orie
House Appropriation Committee
Johm Bull
Britain
Herj
Bulreau
United
Conference Committee On
Ambiguous Note on German Diplomat and Allied Conduct
The fragment suggests a German diplomat stirred up agitation, granted letters, and sent information affecting merchant ships. It mentions prison terms and a request for an agreement conduct transcript, but the text is garbled and lacks clear, verifiable details for a precise summary.
Congressional Debate Over War Intelligence Funding
Congress debates wartime intelligence spending amid praise for overall war support. House appropriations members resist approving the secretary of war and the chief of staff’s request for 5000000 at this time, citing that the July allocation can cover needs until December.
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Congress
Congr
General Staff
Army
House Committee of
Baker
Tasker H. Bliss
Stng
The Next Road Sale and Liberty Loan Campaign
The campaign for the Liberty Loan will begin with a trained organization and public support. It urges business leaders to invest, build public trust in bond investments, and educate the public about market development while highlighting the wider geopolitical stakes in Latin America and Germany.
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Pualle
Bayings
New York
Odd and Ends Drama Drives Edith from Cummings Store
Edith Major confronts Mr. Cummings over dress goods removal and odds and ends trade practices. Dempster wins argument, Edith plans to quit, and Cummings promises a fifteen percent raise while revealing a moral shift toward valuing real quality over cheap wares.
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Cumiminia
Erashned
Ben Nepafal
Cummings
Dempster
Edith
Kanapsake
Dempater
Nile
Tle
Uftea
Major
Nempeter
Bempeter
Fim
Renee
Ani
French statesman Georges Clemenceau lauded by U S troops
American troops received praise from Georges Clemenceau the former French premier. He addressed a large gathering at the camp and visited General Pershing's headquarters. He showed keen interest in the training of the men and their readiness.
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Georges Clamenceau
France
Firet Brenchman
Clamencenti
Pershing
Edge of Promise: A Moment Between Marc and Edith
In a weathered street a couple, Marc and Edith, pause amid rust and noise. They drift inward, imagining a distant rugged country of bright future promises as Edith rests her head on Marc, closures of affection softening the scene.
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Downe
Marc
Edith
Courtry
Tor
Robbers Return to Polish Towns Spark New Fear
Sept 29 report from Warsaw details reemergence of bands terrorizing Polish districts after suppression by German and Austrian forces. Attacks on isolated fairs, merchant murders, plunder of private houses, and a clash with German troops left several wounded and claimed thousands in losses. A holiday party of youths in the region witnessed killings and a chaotic scene as residents recalled prior raids.
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Warsaw
Poland
Briulsk
Feonder
Lindita
Rdbbura
Mentenlus
Garman
Lode
National Gardens to Be Enlarged in Washington DC
Washington Sept 22 The Senate considers a bill to enlarge the National Gardens near the Capitol, expanding space to over three acres west of the present gardens as part of the park system. George Feast leads horticulture. Abram Lincoln's beech and other historic trees are noted among the plants and fountains.
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Washington
D.C
United States Capitol
Queen's
Theouss
Asa
England
National Botanical
United States
Awithin
Amr. Deng
Abram Lincoln
Hitory
George
Bavaria Protects Food Imports To Safeguard Supplies
In a Sept 9 notice Bavaria imposes strict limits on entering the state for phangera, with visits limited to one week. All large language and normal packets will be searched to prevent food shortages. Police will close offending businesses and expel those illegally obtaining provisions. North German sailors are blamed for buying up milk and other products, threatening the kingdom’s food stocks.
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London
Phangera
Germans Import Tea Substitutes From Swiss Mints
Reported export of ten Tay plants from Swiss mountainous regions to Germany to replace tea. Product consists of aromatic shoots dried and processed at high altitude. Workers risk life crossing rugged terrain to deliver the material. Prices paid range from five to eight dollars per year?
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