Delegates by Houston Show Sunburn Marks
International News Service reports the Houston convention is colorful and less orderly than Kansas City. Delegates display sunburns and flushed faces, with 714 percent noted as sunburn incidents among attendees. Descriptions include Raymond Z. Baker in a cream suit and red bow tie and band members without carts.
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Ruth Ridenour
International News Service
Star
Houston
Tex
Kansas City
Louisiana
Raymond Z. Baker
Hats and fashion notes from a convention observed
The article notes varied hat styles and colors in the climate, contrasting southern hues with New York fedoras. It highlights Claude Bowers' colorful speech and comments on Al Smith's wife, describing her as a gracious, nonpolitical figure amid reporters and managers, and expresses admiration for her orchid bouquet.
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New York
Claude Bowers
Forger Sentenced In Western Penitentiary Case
John Olmari charged with forgery received a sentence of time not less than one and a half nor more than three years in the Western penitentiary. He forged checks under several aliases and operated with other defendants in a city banking scheme and related sheep theft. Charles Smith led the gang and drew one to two years. Watt Gorst and Phenicle got three to six months in jail. Judges Chambers and Hildebrand oversaw the sentence at morning court. Other sentences included George Bartrom for possessing liquor.
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John Olmari
Western Penitentiary
Judges
Smith
Watt
Gorst
Phenicle
Jel
Ad Watt
Hildebrand
Fphenkck
Local Court Rates For Liquor And DWI Offenses
A court session deals out fines and jail terms for liquor possession and intoxicated driving. Joseph Moore faces $200 fine and costs with parole two years. James Betker gets $200 fine and costs plus two months in county jail for DUI. Harry Devis incurs costs and forty days in county jail from May 30.
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Joseph Moore
George Joseph
Ron Kostil
James Betker
Jai
Harry Devis
Clarence Andrews
Philys
John
Karl Rubusky
Mexican Plane Inspected By Wright Officials
New York June 27 Capt Emilio Carranza Mexican army ace flew from Mitchelfield to Paterson New Jersey to have his engine inspected and tuned at the Wright factory. He plans to fly Lindberghs plane to Detroit to inspect Ford aircraft orders for the Mexican government. Within the next week he aims for a nonstop flight to Mexico City.
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International News Service
New York
Emilio Carranza
Mitchelfield
Paterson
Wright Airplane Factory
Charles A. Lindbergh
Detroit
Ford Airplane Company
Carranza
Mexico City
The Way Of The World Column Chatter
The piece extols walking as a daily pleasure and questions overly helpful behavior. It ponders olfactory imagination triggered by scents like yellow roses and argues for letting walkers enjoy their routine without interference. It also muses on teachers and education, stressing personality over rigid traits.
Smith and Reed Rival for Vice President Slot in Party Fight
Reports from Smith and Reed camps indicate both men seek the second spot at the convention with Robinson poised to chair. Smith backers push Arkansas Senator Robinson as running mate while Reed’s allies talk of trading away for a ticket featuring Reed. Barkley, Hitchcock, Donahey, and Hull named as possible second-place candidates if a split fight emerges.
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Smith
Robinson
Reed
Missourian
AML
al Binith
New York
Arkansas
Toa
Harmony
Ben. Alben W. Barkely
Kentucky
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Gay
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Rep
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Barkely
Speech nominating Smith at session tonight
Governor Smith's backers press for renomination as delegates prepare for tonight's session. Nominating speeches for Smith and other candidates are expected, with balloting later. George Van Namee, Smith manager, predicts end of convention by Friday night as leaders seek broad seconding support. Also, music instructor Miss Bvia Coulter departs for New York City for relatives visit then NYU music course.
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New York
George R. van
Permis
Sion
Smith
van Names
Bvea Coulter
Everug
New York City
New York University
Realty Transfers Across Wards and Estates Noted
Realty transfers list multiple entries including Lawrence Savings & Trust Co. on William P. Dowt in the second ward for 7300 dollars and George D. Blair estate to J. My ron Rice in the second ward for 1 dollar. Other transfers include Grace Phillips Johnson to Bgard Paristt in the second ward for 1 dollar and Alta P. Hutchison to George Wal ler in Neshannock for 5150 dollars. Jessie May Webman to Charles J. Young in Perry for 1 dollar and Charles J. Young to John J. Weh man in Wayne for 1 dollar. Also mentions a note about Voli vB first crossing the underside of a flat world.
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Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
William P. Dowt
Second Ward
George D. Blair
J. Myron Rice
Grace Phillips Johnson
Bgard Paristt
Alta P. Hutchison
George Waller
Neshannock
Jessie May Webman
Charles J. Young
Perry
Charles J, Young
John J. Wehman
Wayne
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Monte Katterjohn
George Kibbe Turner
Bertram Millhauser
Rupert Julian de Mille
Studio
Pathe Exchange Inc
Universal Junior
Snookums
Hewlyweds
FOX News
Wright
S' Garden
McCall
Higgins Bros
Allied
Jhternational News Service
Houston, Tex
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