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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1927
Page
6
George Bernard Shaw writes Tadze Henry Neil asserting the need for a new father figure to guide Britain and protect it. He criticizes Neil for focusing on child poverty while pledging to die to create a better nourished generation.
Fragmented ad text touts antiseptic liquid claims to stop hair loss and dandruff quickly. It promotes a men’s grooming solution promising instant soothing effects and a refreshing feel.
Spotlights on Livingston and surrounding areas show residents traveling to San Antonio Eagle Pass Laredo and Pleasanton for visits and business. Names include John M. Martin Goldie Terich Arthur Morris and Gus. Several families moved or returned to local cities while others planned visits to Corpus Christi and Buffalo NY.
Charles Moon of Muskogee reports the Oklahoma House, after an executive session, voted three impeachments against Governor Henry Johnston and moved to pursue three more. Additional charges include corruption in office and alleged improper payments related to the banking department, with a separate charge involving an attempt to influence a highway election. Moon notes involvement of Chief Justice Fred Branson and other officials, while a tear bomb incident is described in a police confrontation.
Journal notes a chaotic schedule of radio programs across stations and times, listing musical acts, talks, and variety shows. It mentions Betty, Enly, and other artists, with references to daily slots from Monday through Sunday and scattered station abbreviations.
Chicago dispatch reports Judge McGoorty condemning jurors after Lor county highway patrolman El Gaskell was found guilty in a suit matter. He orders a retry or harsher sentence, expressing shock at the jurors reaction and cautioning against leniency for womanhood or pity in the verdict. Gaskell faces fifteen years to life, with possible death penalty considerations discussed by the jury.
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