Princeton News Roundup Covers Local Moves and Trials
Leaves St Albans for Bluefield as Rev Hobson shifts parish duties. The Holocopal congregation buys a rectory formerly owned by G B Halstead. Licenses issued for weddings Clayton Jennings Wanda Farley and Robert Simmons Thelma Ill. Salt case brought by Peerless Flour at Floyd Hendersons property. Moonshine trials of Lee and Ployd Farmer end in acquittal by six jurors. Princeton Motor Co expands with Essex Hudson Paige Jewetta lines. Presbyterian Men Club meets at 6 with Circle No 8 serving dinner under Mrs Dangerfield.
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St. Albans
Bluefield
J. W. Hobson
Episcopal
Clayton M. Jennings
Wanda L. Farley
Spanishburg
Robert A. Simmons
Keystons
Thelma N. Ill
Coaldale
Presbyterian Men's Club
Circle No. 8
Lost items and local notices from Princeton area
A fragmentary clipping notes a missing funds situation involving a young woman near Princeton and sheriff and deputy efforts failing to locate two men. It mentions lost keys near Palace Theatre and a crepe de Chine dress between Oakvale and Princeton with rewards offered. Also reports a bake sale by T. B. L. group at Central Meat Market and prices from Florida visit.
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Princeton
Crumpecker
Bill Reynolds
Narrows
Pulaski
Four Keys
Palace Theatre
Mra.j
T. BH. L. Cleasa
Thia Gale
Thia
Private probe ordered into Edison family burial mystery
Thomas A Edison ordered a private inquiry into reports that Elisabeth Hayter, mother of Mrs. Thomas A Edison Jr., died in Bellevue Hospital and was unclaimed, possibly facing pauper burial, while living modestly above an undertaker's shop. Edison aide I D Miller stated Edison had no knowledge of the threat and asked a secretary to investigate the death circumstances.
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New York
Thomas A. Bison
Elisabeth Hayter
Thomas A. Ddison, Jr
Bellevue Hospital
Edison
President Coolidge declines honorary college degrees
Washington reports that President Coolidge does not want any number of honorary college degrees. The statement was made amid remarks on honorary degrees, with no indication of acceptance.
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Coolidge
Washington
President offered honorary degrees from major universities
A report cites the White House noting several large universities considered honoring the president with a degree though names were not disclosed. The piece also mentions a general statistic that a house burns every forty minutes in the United States.
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Theountry
United States
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Salah
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Lois Wilson
Noah Beery
Raymond Hatton
Raymond McKee
Royal Theatre Today
Lee Farmer
Ployd Farmar
Squire
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Princeton Motor Company
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Paige
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Huett
Scott Street
Chero-Cola
BY Obrane
Mra
Gadd
Hines
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Huntington
Florida
Skow
Wabe
Thor
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White House
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Pendleton
Hoot Gibson
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