Word: cousinly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Governor's first actions as Democratic nominee was to let it be known to all the world that, whatever Theodore Roosevelt (his fifth cousin ) may have called it, he calls it "Rose-a-velt...
Lady Louis & Negro. Returned from Malta, Lady Louis Mountbatten, wife of King George's first cousin once removed, stood before Lord Chief Justice Baron Hewart and heard herself exonerated of the charge of consorting with a Negro. London's sensational tabloid weekly People had blurted: "Famous Hostess Exiled. ... A scandal which has shaken society to its very depths . . . concerns . . . one of the leading hostesses in the country, a woman highly connected and immensely rich. Her associations with a colored man became so marked that they were the talk of the West End.- One day the couple were caught...
...automobile. An electric cable ran from the bomb to a magneto detonator some distance away. A gardener noticed the wire, called police. They hid near the detonator. A swank motor car drove up. Out stepped Dr. Igacio Mendoza and two other young men-about-town, one his cousin. All were arrested. Just then the President's car appeared. Recognizing the young men. General Machado alighted smiling, insisted on shaking hands with them all, exclaiming in a fatherly way, "Well, well, boys! Why did you attempt to take my life...
Died. Margaret Wright Hawkins, wife of William Waller Hawkins, general manager of the Scripps-Howard newspapers; of a heart attack; in Manhattan. She was the daughter of Major J. M. Wright, long-time Marshal of the U. S. Supreme Court, and a cousin of Managing Editor Keats Speed of the New York...
Married. Mrs. Helen McMahon Brady, widow of James Cox Brady, financier, sportsman, philanthropist; and Charles Suydam Cutting, New York sportsman, cousin of New Mexico's Senator Bronson Cutting; in Gladstone...