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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1929
Page
12
Pamianese Pringle of Man Francisco attempted to use a theft as a job ploy. She claimed to be a private detective and planned to steal a dress to show the store owner he needed protection, then return it.
Visalia reports Sequoia National Park warns picnickers to guard lunches after a bold bear was found in a rear car seat devouring lunch, and previously blocked hikers on trails. Park rangers say the bear demands food and remains aggressive, prompting safety advisories for visitors.
In Peking raids target people believed to be scheming to disturb the peace. Military commanders, led by Shansmén, spearhead the operation with several hundred arrested or imprisoned. Reports indicate possible public executions, though officials have not officially announced them.
CHICAGO May 20 While dancing with her, Miss Helen Walsh a stenographer formerly of St. Louis was stricken with death disease and died at a birthday party. RIFLE SHOT KILLS Way PORTLAND May 20 Roy Clarke Ja con of Svs. Trita Clarke was fatally shot here when a ride with which he was playing was accidentally discharged.
A distressed elephant escaped from its enclosure, wandered into a city area, and tried to enter a restaurant before a trainer arrived and chained it. Report notes unusually low radio prices in local listings.
BT Louis May 29 United States should have fewer battleships to send presidents and marines, stated by Bishop Paul Jones secretary of the fellowship of reconciliation. MONAGENARIAN MAPPY NEWCASTLE Ind May 70 This world’s grandest aging report by Dr Edward W Goodwin 90 Venry county’s oldest physician
Three of Joseph Berette's fingers were valued at $1000 each after being severed in a saw mill accident in New Haven. He received $3000 in compensation. The notice references highway listings listed in the classified columns of the paper.
John Yuclpp aged 26 died from injuries after slipping and falling on a bunny peel in Chicago on May 20. Police report incomplete details.
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