Seizure Law Rota Redraft Contests Fourth Amendment
Prohibition era rulings and lower court opinions shape recent seizure law. A Mobile Alabama bank case denied the Internal Revenue Service access to bank depositors records without specific papers, highlighting Fourth Amendment protections. Center Greenville, S C, appeals a liquor seizure on a highway arguing state authority and immunity, while federal prosecution proceeds on the same evidence. The two cases stress warrant specificity and probable cause requirements for searches and seizures.
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Hie Ylotony
First National Bunte Mobile
Als
Feder
Internal Revenue
Cae
O. 1
Center Greenville
S&c
Center
Internal Revenue Callector
Thenyapk
Annie
Early Marriage in Morocco
A historical note describes early marriage practices in Morocco where native girls are wed before fourteen and may be divorced by sixteen, reflecting broader Mohammedan cultural norms of early unions and rapid marital turnover.
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Morocco
Daring dog team race to Nome earns rescue tale
Nome Alaska February 4 Leonard Epalia chariot driven musher faced death on Norton Sound first leg of Nome race. Despite gale and drift ice he crossed with 20 dogs, risking life to deliver antitoxin supplies amid dangerous seas. Balto and Seppalla praised for courage as diphtheria threat eases locally. Miss Mary Jordan left for brief visit.
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Nome
Alaska
Leonard Eepalia
Pymtblaid
Norton Sound
Guriar Kasson
Hi Tog Balto
Seppalla
Haltot
Nour
Kaseon
Pole
Balto
Girl Beaten and Murdered Near Sewickley River
United Press report on the death of Adeline Podrasnik found in the Oli river near Sewickley. Investigators pursue a theory she disappeared ten days earlier after leaving home, was assaulted, robbed, and thrown from a car into the river. Post mortem could not confirm cause of death though lung water was present.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Adeline Podrasnik
Oli
Sewickley Tle
Wer
Miss Podyasnik
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure
A patient recounts years of stomach and liver illness then credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with rapid recovery after first dose. The ad claims the product removes catarrhal buildup and anxiety, promising relief from numerous digestive ailments and offering refunds for dissatisfied customers.
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Mayr
Marr
Condra
Painting and Paperhanging Wanted
Help wanted advertisement for painting and paperhanging services promising satisfaction guaranteed. Contact eit 456-7 or HAV ont for details.
Local Social News and Obituaries Recap from Week
The item highlights visits and health notes from residents, including Ruth Tenpauas visiting relatives in Restfeldt, Mrs. Howard Martin and family in Spartans DurR, and Dorthea Webs ey in Jamestown. It notes illness of Miss Dora Tadges and a nervous breakdown delaying her teaching, the death of Pred Rhebergen, and community events such as a 500 club gathering, a box social by Girl Reserves, and three charity ball games.
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Italy
Ruth Tenpuas
Restfeldt
Howard Martin
Spartans Durr Glennieted
Dorthea Websey
Speny
Jamestown
Twentieth Century Club
Garrett Queerveld
Walter Koaman
Sony Taek
Ol City
Chris Christensen
Elmer Croscutt
Buffalo
Croscutt
J. ©. Spitzer
Thunday
Margaret Kemp
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunkirk
Dora Tadges
Celeron
Lakewood
Louis Moots
Marietta
Ohio
Héro-Tast
Ater
Cupson
Cori Hospital
Lawville
Weaver
Velma Schoos
Marion
Spangler
Treva Nechers
Stoner
Jess Meerdinié
Vernon
Corry
Pred Rhebergen
Berry
Rhebergen
Lynry
Clarence
William Tehebergen
John Pickers
Corts
Gilbel
Ton
Gertrude
Abbe Reformed Church
Sherman
Clomer
Clyser
Old Hair Darkening Recipe Promoted as Sage and Sulphur
A vintage note touts an at home hair darkening mix using Sage Tea and Sulphur, now sold as Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound at drugstores. It claims to restore natural color, gloss, and youthful look after repeated applications, with easy damped sponge application and gradual graying disappearance.
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Finn
Adyis
Have Kidney Health Examined and Kidney Flush Advice
A note promotes kidney health by drinking a quart of water daily and taking four pints of Jail Salts to cleanse kidneys and flush urinary wastes. It claims acids from foods can paralyze kidneys, causing pain, nausea, rheumatic twinges, and nocturnal urination. The remedy is described as inexpensive and harmless, urging medical examination.
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S.S
Salvation Bn Advisory
Roy
Pepe
Ashe
Aarne Tate
Norton
Foule Speel Hsecreyare
PrusbintRh
Mary Jordan
Studebaker
W. H., Merrick
Studebakers
Enerivae
Ghighester
Merton Peas
Swift & Co
Lily Brand
OLEO
Quality Cash Stores Inc
Ing
the National Bank OF Corry
Royal Worcester
R. F. Livermore Co
Shue
Addie
Sherman Ac
Lakewood Tigh
Chys
Mer Linh
RAI
Bell Phone
Wm. F. Devereaux
Prop
Stockton
Washington St
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