Carol Abed With Fever In London as Ex-Prince Faces Expulsion
May 11 report from London says former Crown Prince Carol of Romagia is confined by fever and chills while the British government considers ordering him to leave England by Monday. Paris circles note France as likely refuge, with limited public remarks from Carol. An advertisement promotes Mother's Day candy gifts from a local druggist.
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Twins in Prison Separate Jails After Confusing Writes
Milwaukee dispatch reports Stan and Lloyd Longley twins who look and write alike. After arrest for passing worthless checks and writing, authorities will separate them, placing each in a different jail for a year.
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General Wardlaw 84 Dies After Fall in Hotel Stairs
Utica, Mississippi native General Zach Wardlaw, 84, commander of the First Brigade of the Mississippi division, United Confederate Veterans, died in Little Rock after a fall on hotel stairs fractured his skull. He served as a volunteer in the war's first year.
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Hoy Scout campaign extended to reach 27500 goal
The Hoy Scout drive, begun Tuesday, extends into next week and will continue until the 27500 target is met. Pledges reached 8000 over three days, but only 75 of 270 solicitors are reporting daily, with no luncheons this Friday or Saturday and noon meetings resuming Monday.
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Counties Instruct For Edgar B. Davis
LULENG Lex May 11. Gonzales and Guadalupe counties have instructed for Edgar B. Davis of Luling for vice president on the Democratic ticket. Arthur A. Heinrick of Brockton Mass will nominate Davis at the Houston convention and Mrs. Elizabeth Gormley of Brockton will make a seconding speech.
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Jr Orchestra Debuts Under Harry Wells in San Antonio
The San Antonio Junior School Combined orchestra made its public debut this week at Thomas Nelson Page Junior School auditorium before the board of education and students. About seventy musicians from nine junior schools joined under conductor Harry Wells who organized the ensemble. Board members and Miss Emma Guizel as principal attended the program, followed by a luncheon in the cafeteria.
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