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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1928
Page
1
Arthur Brisbane style column fragment attributed to Blur Kdanpang, with copyright notice and attribution note indicating a parody or spoof. No clear events, persons, or organizations beyond names.
A sensational item reports a mysterious “death trap blonde” linked to a New York politician, with a tale of abduction and a fatal attack. The piece also touches on crime hype, public reaction, and shifting political winds in early 20th century tabloid style. It notes Bunyan’s anniversary, literary debates, and social commentary on marriage and money in 1921.
Local political maneuvering centers on city and county factions backing Judge Onion for corporation court. Mayor Chambers says county men will support Onion, aiming to unseat Judge Anton Adam who defeated a machine candidate two years ago. Public meeting to decide candidates delayed, with county leaders not citing a date yet.
A heated scene erupted in the Senate as the Bowdee Dam bill's future position sparked a violent row after an adjournment vote. The chamber cleared galleries, and debate shifted to executive session amid sharp exchanges between Brice and Devlin over flag sensitivity and procedure.
Programs outline a biennial convention with sessions hosted at the Menger and Gunter hotels and Saint Anthony hotel. Notable events include opening business, luncheons, afternoon sessions, presentations of plays, and state delegates dinners. Mrs Arthur Votter lauded. Mrs John Sherman presides at evening events.
International News service reports Hope revived at Wing's Bay as a Mesange carrier delivers a message from Amsterdam. The note describes a damaged landing and confusion about the origin of the message. Sailors quote strong winds and poor visibility hampering deciphering.
Hundreds of delegates from 28 states and several foreign countries gathered at the Gunter hotel for the opening of the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial in the oriental court. National president Mrs John D Sherman will preside. policy sessions adjourned at midnight. Mayor Cunaubeys and Mrs Sherman will speak. a program featuring Texas songs and dancing will close the event with an open reception for delegates.
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Prominent figures among biennial delegates include Mrs. J. Marc Fowler and Mrs. W. F. Farrell, president and vice president of Illinois Federation, with Mrs. Paul Linnartz as a reception committee member. Georgia director Mrs. Alonzo Richardson and Texas director Mrs. Day Mills also shown.
The Texas based biennial session of the National Federation of Women’s Clubs opened at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio. Mrs J Fields of Washington led a welcome ovation for attendees while Mrs Mills, host chair, outlined the theme and honored guests. The breakfast featured remarks on unity and harmony among women leaders as national officers and state chairs were introduced.
In a terse report the inspector visits Kilday and notes endurance of local officials. The document mentions a ton ton ys Tuontey and a fragile exchange at a national unit.
A partial crime notice notes thieves burrowing under a warehouse near Montpomres Street. Police respond to the scene as investigators gather evidence and secure the area.
A street sweeper was fatally struck in a collision with a car near Taraen and Water streets. Police reported the incident occurred early and are investigating the wreck.
Washington May 20 news reports President Coolidge signed a tax measure designed to reduce levy burdens. The action aims to lower tax rates and provide relief to individuals and businesses amid ongoing fiscal policy discussions.
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