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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1926
Page
10
Rosemary faces a turning point as she confronts a life of drifting. She recalls Philip and Sloan, weighs love and independence, and resolves to chart her own path, trading uncertainty for purpose and action. Her morning routine mirrors a vow to fight for self direction.
A heroic Alsatian named Sammy rushed into a bathroom scene where Jens Lenert, a meal director, touched a live switch and a faulty insulation caused a shock. The dog leapt to lick his master’s face, knocked him over and broke the cuckoo clock as the man was freed from the charged switch by the dog’s fearless jump.
A Chinese cafe owner and a Mexican youth exchanged insults and a bottle was hurled at the youth. Captain W F Green ended the dispute after a brief exchange in his office. Both parties walked away with no further action.
Dublin reports the government has declared a state of national emergency under the public safety bill. The move targets peace disturbers who last week raided city barracks at several locations as authorities vow to suppress unrest.
The article touts San Antonio as a rail hub with Mexican links and nearby deep water access at Corpus Christi. It lists minerals and raw materials such as kaolin clay and gypsum, plus agricultural products, highlighting the city’s wealth of industrial resources and favorable climate and waters.
A San Antonio youth was fined 200 dollars in two negligent collision cases and, unable to pay, ordered to serve about one year and a month in city jail. The judge led a war on drunken driving, noting the driver had struck two women on Cass Avenue and only stopped after residents threatened him with firearms.
Judge John F. Onion of corporation court fined a 22-year-old man 200 dollars for rudely accosting a woman after Mrs. C. I. Bunker testified. The incident followed an alleged attempt to force entry into the home of 15-year-old Louise Meates at 624 Eastover Breen Avenue.
Two young men posing as prospective real estate buyers robbed Mrs. M. C. Martin of 36 Avenue E in San Antonio. They claimed to be selling her property and left with money missing from her purse after a brief visit.
Riverside officials report Sidney Gray of Banning used a claim of appendicitis to justify speeding while en route to an engagement for appendix removal. The motor patrol filed charges after the incident on November 22 in Riverside California.
Vandals entered the Fannin Fle isneitary school at 1900 East Houston Street over the weekend. They painted the building, destroyed desks and property, and stole about 810 dollars in cafeteria candy. City Detective Joe Harris investigated.
Detectives report a raid on W. A. Biehoske's coops leading to the theft of twelve hens. The incident disrupts Thanksgiving dinner supplies and is under investigation. An advertisement seeks money and mentions classifications in light ads.
Former Texas legislator R. M. Chitwood about 48 served as secretary and business manager of the Texas Technological College. He was found dead in his bed in Dallas on November 22.
Dallas on November 22 reports four steerage men and one Negro yeoman were arrested for questioning after Otto Arlt, a janitor, was found dying in the street from gunshot wounds.
The Conference of the Methodist Church South closed in Orange with readings of past schedules and presiding elders set for the coming year.
In Knox City Texas on November 22 a Mexican highwayman held up two white men, shot one fatally, and fled. Police and search teams continued efforts to locate the assailant.
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