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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1929
Page
4
A Lorland Manitoba report describes a large black bear entering a home, attacking a 8-year-old girl, and fatally injuring her as Mrs. Grorbolenk’s daughters watched. The bear reportedly fled into nearby woods after the attack.
Robert John Klingenburg of Brooklyn New York is named the first recipient of St John College's junior fellowship. The award grants a senior year as a guest of the college with freedom from fees and exams and control over courses. The fellowship may be awarded to three juniors yearly and can be revoked for crime or insanity.
Tennessee today has a new United States senator and a candidate for his successor for the six year term beginning in 1934. Governor Horton quickly commissioned William E. Brock as Democratic successor to the late Senator Tripp, and Representative Cordell Hull announced at the Houston convention last year that he would seek the nomination for the next full term.
Minnesota U S Senator Thomas Duchace asks residents to pray for fellow Senator Henrik Shipstead a Farmer Labor member and prominent Minnesota ally. Duchace notes Shipstead’s Republican label yet praises his fight for Minnesota and his abilities in Congress.
In Cleveland Dr Hugo Eckener spurned hero status during his round the world Graf Zeppelin flight events. He urged airship safety and argued against sole reliance on the airship for global routes, noting future needs for reliable air transport between major hubs and regions. He planned a visit to the Zeppelin works and Akron rubber camp projects after the races.
Duncan Oklahoma September 3 Keller 36 Wichita Falls man was probably fatally injured when struck by an automobile driven by Cement air field worker C O Smith Keller had stepped from his car to repair a tire near the road authorities said the accident occurred on a Oklahoma road near the cement air field
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