Princeton Fourth of July plans hinge on small events
Independence Day in Princeton will not feature a large celebration. Two morning and afternoon baseball games with the Killarney team are planned, followed by a Ku Klux Klan parade in the evening, a fireworks display, and a novelty dance with Lindersman’s Orchestra. Police and safety measures are described as a safe, sane observance.
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Linderman’s
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Oene
Atlanta Penitentiary Described As Cleanest Place
Deputy Sheriff Clyde Hant returned from Atlanta where he guarded prisoners sentenced at the Bluefield federal term. He reported about 3,000 inmates in the Atlanta prison, described as the cleanest place he ever saw with strict daily schedules and humane treatment inside its walls.
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Rabbits Die in Headlight Mirage on Highway
Roger C Currie reported arriving in Topeka Kansas that 18 rabbits running in the light from his car lamps collapsed and died along the Salina road after being struck by the beam.
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Topeka
Kan
Roger C. Currie
Salina
Willowbrook suit verdict wins for Mrs Whitehead ally
In Willowbrook England the suit against Sir John F Drughorn alleges alienation of affection from Mrs Whitehead. The jury awarded F W Whitehead ten thousand pounds in damages.
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Willowbrook
Eng
John F. Drughorn
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