Washington society notes include Royal wedding and gatherings
Miss Helen E. Rogers of Clarinda Iowa married Mr John V Van Roekel on Tuesday June 10 in Clarinda. They will reside at 632 East Main Street Washington after July 1. Other items record Camp Fire girls party, Gladys Hawthorne wedding plans to June 24 in Clair Brook South Bend Indiana, parties hosted by Mrs Theodore Michels, Navajo club picnic at Sunset Park, and various church and club gatherings with attendees and modest refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Rogers
Clarinda
Iowa
John V. van Roekel
van Roekel
Graham
East Main Street
Washington
F. J. Rogers
Shumala
George Dowell
Virginia Bates
Audrey Humble
Lucille Reister
Lucille Ross
Martha Reister
Dorothy Dowell
Catherine Coulter
Edna Maurine Mayhew
Mildred Rbramer
Josephine Phillips
Misa Gladys Isabelle Hawthorne
Clair J. Brook
South Bend
Indiana
Brooks
Reed Hawthorne
Lincoln School
West Liberty
W. C. Harding
R. W. Brook
Sunset Park
Minnesota
Convention Hears Political Oratory at Smith Rally
The convention filled with flags and music as Al Smith supporters led by Franklin D. Roosevelt prepared for Smith’s nominating speech. Delegates crowded the floor and galleries while sergeants aided order and Senator Walsh faced an outsize crowd with a broken gavel before turning control to Ms. Kennedy, the first woman to guide a national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
San Francisco
Far Gallery
West Side
Glee Club
Board of Lectureship
Mother Church
First Church of Fist
Scientist
Boston
Misa Kennedy
New York
Smith Workers
al Smith
Albany
Mr. Roosevelt
Senator Walsh
Various church and fraternal notices and meetings
Damascus Shrine No. 10 holds regular meeting at the Commercial club rooms. Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church meets Friday at two. A OO E. 8S. initiation Friday June 27. Moose Lodge social Thursday evening with Highland Four. Baptist church ladies social Friday afternoon. Woman's Home Missionary society meets Friday with Mrs. Wickham. officer elections. Bethel M E Sunday School Children's Day next Sunday at 10. Methodist choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 30. 100 percent attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Damascus Shrine
Commercial Club
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
E. T. Wickham
Harwood
Methodist Choir
J. J. Miller
Memorial service at G A R hall for members
A memorial service will be held at the G A R hall on Monday June 20 at 2 30. Members are asked to bring flowers and cars will be provided to transport attendees to the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. C
G. A. R. Hall
Roosevelt Rally Highlights McAdoo Pledge Amid Smith Demonstrations
In a crowded convention hall Governor W K Sweet urged support for McAdoo while Smith backers created a loud, disruptive display. Demonstrations surged through galleries as delegates cheered, banners rose, and Anna Case led a brief national anthem before order was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
W. K. Sweet
Sweet
Wm.g. McAdoo
Mr. Sweet
McAdoo
Georgia
California
Texas
Smith
Treasury
Oil Chant Disrupts Governor Sweet Speech in Gallery Row
An unruly gallery heckled Governor Sweet during a public address with cries of oil oil oil and ou off from Smith supporters. Senator Walsh struggled to restore order as the crowd demanded attention before McAdoo supporters resumed showing approval after the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Sweet
Senator Walsh
Sweet
McAdoo
Roosevelt Speech Stirs Delegates on Nomination Day
Franklin D Roosevelt on crutches addressed the New York platform for Smith and drew loud applause from both floor and galleries. He urged party unity and cited Lincoln as he pressed for malice toward none and charity for all amid the tense convention atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
New York
Smith
Franklin Roosevelt
James M. Cox
Walsh
House
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Senator Bruce Nominates Ritchie for Governor
Maryland Senator Howard Bruce urged renewed support for Governor Albert C. Ritchie, placing him back in nomination amid party deliberations and ongoing political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bruce
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
Exiled Duke of Brunswick May Return to His Estate
Brunswick Germany June 2 Ernest August Duke of Brunswick Lunenburg son in law of ex Kaiser living in Gmunden since the revolution plans to return to Brunswick and reside at Blankenburg Castle. The province moves toward final settlement of the former ruling house property dispute with a proposed compromise bill. The government would renounce claims to Blankenburg Castle forests in Harzburg estates in Heimburg Hessen and Lichtenberg and a valuable stud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Germany
Ernest August
BrunsWick Lueneburg
Exkaiser
Gmund
Blankenburg Castle
Hohenzollerns
Prussia
Heimburg
Hessen
Lichtenberg
Harzburg
Socialist Labor candidate plans tour after presidential bid
Portland carpenter Frank T. Johns, nominee of the Socialist Labor party for president at a New York convention, will tour to promote the party. He says no White House victory expected this year and the campaign will push a one plank platform calling for complete surrender of the capitalist class and a socialist system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Frank T. Johns
United States
Socialist-Labor Party
New York
White House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clara Parkinson
Arles Hay
Hays
Theodore Michels
Iowa Avenue
Mary Hopping
Betty Jane Michels
O .K. Michels
Mina Sarah Grimes
Ralph Gibson
Jeanette Tyle
Lee Ebner
Lee Farrington
Eva Ebner
Nettle Beatty
QO. F. Wilkinson
Ottumwa
T. J. Harvey
Women's Missionary Society
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Emma Waggoner
Belle Davis
Wilson Martin
Gold Garden
Tack
Ainsworth
P.m
Moose Lodge
Highland Four
Bethel M. EB
East Side
Missouri
Mrs. McAdoo
Anna Case
Metropolitan Opera
Sergeanis
Florida
Miesourt
Charles M. Hay
St. Louis
Mr. Hay
Idaho
Illinois
Lewis G. Stevenson
Houston
Stevenson
Ilinois
Frederick van Neuys
Senator Ralston
Representative Ayres
Kansas
Jonathan Davis
Kentucky
Oregon
Alexander Thompson
Big Clearing Sale
Cludes
H.J. Ward & Co
Socialist-Labor
Klein Klothing
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