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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1926
Page
15
Rosemary and Sloan Whitne y confront an ultimatum in a strained relationship. He demands clear commitment and a marriage license, while she pleads for respect and stability. The scene ends with a final farewell, promising continuation tomorrow.
The article discusses how women value their haircuts more than men and argues barbers influence style more than husbands or wives. It notes long hair as a historical ideal and questions images of famous figures with short hair.
Suspects questioned after Brijedo Rodriguez 37 of 508 Lakeview Avenue was attacked with an ax Monday and lay in serious condition at Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital Tuesday. A blood stained ax and hat were found near the body. The victim’s half brother C Rodriguez Orzola could not explain the injuries.
Mr and Mrs L C Cena of 814 East Guenther report theft of a wrist watch a diamond ring a locket and an overcoat. Detectives Carver and Ruhnke investigated Tuesday. Robert Felix of 825 South Laredo reports an overcoat stolen from his parked auto at 142 Losoya Street.
Senator Dill plans to reintroduce legislation barring defeated candidates from federal offices for two years after loss. The measure, previously offered but stalled in committees, aims to ease the transition from defeated campaigns.
Banks in San Antonio and surrounding area will close on Thursday November 26 Thanksgiving Day as a legal holiday. Participating institutions include City National Bank Alamo National Bank Frost National Bank Commercial National Bank Texas State Bank and others listed by the San Antonio Clearing House.
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