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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
8
In a tense social scene Nora Lee debates a risky living arrangement with Richard, who offers a luxury apartment as a lure. Their dialogue reveals money worries, status contrasts, and hopes tied to a shared future as a mansions of temptation loom.
The article outlines a $250,000 start and about $760,000 total for a broad 1926 program. Flood prevention engineer Colonel 5. F Creechus lauds widening and altering the Bem Antolin river path while surveys along the givers courae are completed. An amphitheater is planned for the Alamo City with a large pit near the Japanese Garden in Brockturnize Park, resembling the Roman Coliseum.
The Alamo Gas Company and others petitioned for authority to produce and market natural gas in San Antonio after a hearing set for October 10. They contend local distributors limit gas supply and seek a rateable share of gas extracted, with the Public Service Commission overseeing the case and related objections from competing companies.
New York architect was awarded the 20000 prize for a deer design submitted to the Roosevelt Memorial Association in Washington. The winning submission, presented to Congress, will determine placement and honors in Rock Creek Park per statements by Garfield and President Roosevelt officials.
President Coolidge refused to grant a reprieve for George Digan Furfy, sentenced to death by hanging for a murder tied to the Giant Scutence case. U.S. Attorney John Ke Wright reported from gate area sources as authorities confirmed final arrangements for the Saturday execution.
Employes Will Aid Drive to Raise 250000 Publicity Fund unites workers at San Antonio establishments under a 100 percent club plan. Hermit Ochs leads a campaign across major stores with every employee signing on as the drive begins Monday and continuing until the last dollar is secured.
Prince William, heir to King Alastin, known Swed rosala poet playwright, produced Cy Bonn at the Royal Dramatic Theater. The prince, who trained as a hunter and explorer in Athens, previously staged King Anguri, a Stockholm season highlight later performed abroad. William also published poetry and travel writings.
Miss Ann Francis Talley, 22, a student at Vassar College, was found hanging by a scarf in her clothes press in her dorm room. Authorities say she hanged herself in an apparent suicide. Her mother received a note from the room addressing her in sorrow, and the college president noted a line from a poem linked to the deceased.
The United States Board of Indian Commissioners prepared an exhaustive inquiry into Indian affairs in Oklahoma. The investigation, prompted by disputes over estate management, follows invitations from Rhade Wallon to ensure a thorough, nonpartisan review amid political tensions.
An interview fragment explores motherhood as a supreme adventure and source of creative growth for women. The speaker contrasts women who embrace authorhood with those who deny it, notes men's attitudes and errors in gender perceptions, and argues that motherhood enriches writing and life, while acknowledging ongoing questions about women's full appreciation.
Thomas Taylor, president of the Bellish National Wederstton of Laundersrs, argues at the American convention that soft collars are undignified for Britain. He notes that fully polished collars, worn with a stiff necktie, suit formal attire and should be adopted, contrasting with the preference for softer wear in England.
A fragment from a 1920s-style piece praising Eleonore Meberin as a premier serial writer. It lauds her portrayal of youth arrogance and romance in works titled Bande and Sophie, claiming she brings a rich understanding of life and is the glory of the era.
A circus employee named Olis Lite Hoton aged 17 died in an early morning accident at the depot while driving a large truck. He fell under the wheels, was mangled, and died a short time later.
Berkeley researchers led by Holmes report that, based on a University of California data set, families with college educated parents have smaller family sizes. The study notes college educated wives tend to have fewer children, and college men often marry high school graduates. The trend reflects broader shifts in birth patterns among educated groups.
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