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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1928

Page

4

Democratic women dazzle at convention fashion in Houston

United Press reports from Houston on June 29 describe First Lady Mrs Woodrow Wilson in blue and white dotted silk with matching accessories and a black lace gown with gray satin. Mrs Alfred E Smith shines in shell pink Crepe. Nellie Taylor Ross wears white silk as crowds mill through Convention Hall.

Leota Deham RIDER United Press Houston Woodrow Wilson Alfred E. Smith Ross Nellie Taylor Ross Wyoming

Two Pals Return for Fril Seidel at Loew's

Ossman and Schepp, famed banjoists and friends, are set to open an engagement in the Fril Seidel stage show at Loew's this Saturday.

Ossman and Schepp Loew’s

Fashionable Hats and Lace Outfits Highlight Society Page

Mrs. Stella Hamlin of New Orleans appeared in beige lace with a beige gown and lighter hat. Mrs. Carroll Miller of Pittsburgh wore black lace over flesh satin with a chic hat as part of a society ensemble.

Stella Hamlin New Orleans Carroll Miller Pittsburgh

Attentive Crowd Sees First Ladies Beside Presidential Candidate

Observers note Mrs Cor dell Hull in white flowered chiffon and red hat as crowds admire her alongside Tennessee’s candidate. Genevieve Clark Thomson wears a sleeveless green print chiffon with a pearl rope. Mrs Thomas Marshall, wife of the late.

Cordell Hull Tennessee Genevieve Clark Thomson Thomas Marshall

Woollen Acknowledges Smith Nomination in Telegram

Evans Woollen Indiana's favorite son for the Democratic presidential nomination offered congratulations to Governor Alfred E. Smith after the first ballot in Houston. He pledged his support and effort to win Indiana for Smith at the election. Woollen listened to the convention over the radio.

Alfred E. Smith Evans Woollen Indiana Smith Houston Woollen

Globe-Circling Record Attempt Begins Aboard Olympia

John Henry Mears and Capt. Charles B D Collyer depart New York on the Cunard liner Olympia aiming to beat the 28 day globe record. Their Fairchild monoplane City of New York will be reassembled at Havre then flown to Berlin Moscow Kransnoyarsky Chita Mukden Tokyo Yokohama and Victoria before returning to New York. They seek to beat the Wells Evans 1926 mark by five days.

New York John Henry Mears Charles B. D. Collyer Air Mail Cunard Olympia Globe Olympic City of New York Havre France Berlin Moscow Kourjan Kransnoyarsky Chita Mukden Tokio Yokohama Empress of Russia Victoria Ria B. C Victoria New York City Top Wells Edwin Evans

Regal figures at session speakers stand

The vice president appeared in all black with pearls as the sole woman on the speakers’ stand in the first part of the session. Mrs. G. M. Hitchcock of Nebraska wore an orchid decollete with rhinestones, and Mrs. Florence G. Farley of Kansas stunned in black georgette with a cape and picture hat.

G. M. Hitchcock Nebraska Florence G. Farley Kansas

Indians in Pageant to Portray Frances Slocum Tale

Miami Indians from Miami county Indiana will travel to Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania for a three day pageant starting Monday. The event depicts the life of Frances Slocum a white girl kidnapped from Wyoming Valley by Delaware tribe members.

Times Special Peru Ind Miami County Wilkesbarre Frances Slocum Wyoming Valley

Norris Flays Both Parties Over Platforms

Senator Norris of Nebraska denounces both Democratic and Republican platforms as unsatisfactory. He cites silence on water power trust deeds and says a third party is now impossible, leaving him opposed to both major parties and offering no support to any candidate.

United Press Washington Houston Norris Rep Nebraska Kansas City

Legion Posts Dedicate $12000 Rochester Home

Five thousand visitors are expected to attend the dedication of Rochester Indiana’s American Legion post new $12,000 home on Saturday. Speeches by Frank McHale state legion commander and Frederick Landis Loganport newspaper editor are planned.

Rochester Ind American Legion Post Frank McHale State Legion Frederick Landis Logansport

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