Princeton Roundup Princesses, Marriages, and Moonshine Trial
Licenses issued for Clayton Jennings and Wanda Farley and for Robert Simmons and Thelma Hill. Rev J W Hobson returns to area as rector. Moonshine case acquittal in county court. Mounting town updates include new Essex and Hudson cars, rectory goods delivered from St Albans, and a Presbyterian club dinner at 6 pm with a program and plan discussions. A girl reported being given a ride by two men from Pulaski earlier.
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St. Albans
Bluefield
J. W. Hobson
Bpis
Phonegon
B. Halstead
Episcopal Congregation
Clayton M. Jennings
Wanda L. Farley
Spanishburg
Robert A. Simmons
Keystone
Thelma N. Hill
Coaldale
Deserters in Princeton and local notices flood town
Washington Tubbs and two young men deserted with no funds near Princeton. Sheriff Crumpecker and Deputy Reynolds searched to Narrows without success and planned to send the girl to Pulaski. Lost keys near Palace Theatre should be returned to Mrs. J. K. Ball for reward. A crepe de chine package lost between Oakvale and Princeton advertised with reward. Bake sale by T. B. L. Class First Pentecostal Church at Central Meat Market Saturday at 10. Proceeds aid a worthy cause. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hines return home from Florida after five months. rising living costs cited.
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Princeton
Crumpecker
Bill Reynolds
Narrows
Pulaski
C. Hines
Huntington
Florida
Edison orders private probe into Edison kin burial report
The Evening Post reports Thomas A. Edison ordered a private inquiry into claims his son in law's mother, Elizabeth Hayter, died in Bellevue Hospital and was buried as a pauper. Edison aides say he knew nothing of the alleged threat and instructed a secretary to investigate.
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New York
The
Evening Post
Thomas A. Moison
Elizabeth Hayter
Thomas A. Edison, Jr
Bellevue Hospital
Coolidge Declines Honorary Degrees Hint
President Coolidge may receive honorary college degrees but appears resistant to the honors as of today. The suggestion came amid discussions on recognitions during a Washington briefing dated June 4.
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Washington
Coolidge
President declines many degree offers after commencement invites
The White House said more than a score of universities invited the president to attend commencement and as many offered degrees, though he declined the offers while addressing Naval Academy graduates. The institutions naming honors were not disclosed. A note added that one house burns every forty minutes in the United States.
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White House
Stoke Te Arenes
Gowridge Ha
Naval Academy
Ite House
United States
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