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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1929
Page
2
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues parade in Richmond Virginia to celebrate the 140th anniversary of their founding. The event drew representatives from the 13 original states as part of the commemorations.
Tientsin notes detail the long standing presence of two battalions of the 15th Infantry in the city. Brig. Gen. Castner and Col. Isaac Newell lead a force totaling 56 officers and 850 men. The unit trains Chinese language, maintains its practices at Chingwantao ranges, and has never fired in combat in seventeen years in China.
Geneva Illinois Mrs Sophia Marta before Justice W A Keiser for stealing $27 could not pay the fine and offered the alderman her baby girl as payment. The judge replied Go home and take your baby with you.
Police and a Humane Society official moved 22 dogs and three large Persian cats from a Scio Street home after a nuisance-warrant raid on a vacant residence. The animals, ranging from a collie to Pekinese pups, were kept in a single room with sparse furnishings. The owner, identified as Mrs John Smith, reportedly kept the dogs despite a kennel license for five dogs and received city aid.
Wilhelm Heger known as Texas William, a once famed circus performer, is wandering from Berlin to Vienna seeking a cure for blindness after war injuries and a damaged skull plate ended his sight. He was wounded 11 times, with a fractured skull, and travels penniless seeking medical help.
Kermit Roosevelt and Field Museum explorers prepare for a perilous expedition into a Tibetan-bordering frontier, seeking the giant panther and other rare fauna without native guides. Local natives refuse aid amid fear of Tibetan bandits who punish intruders with death.
Tigers in Calcutta and across India claim a parity in the long running conflict with man and beast. Police and local authorities report counts of hunters and killed tigers with annual tallies showing similar totals between both sides.
New Haven Connecticut Yale PhD student Lee Snell and Church of the Nazarene elder H B Anthony lent money to a well dressed man calling himself Charles Westcott after an impressive prayer. The visitor left with thanks and a loan amid a March 25 incident. authorities asked to locate him.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for babies and children. It claims the product sweetens the stomach starts the liver and bowels without griping and contains no narcotics or soothing drugs. It warns to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with directions.
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