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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1923
Page
2
Ford petitions on the Democratic side surface in Michigan amid disputes over candidates and party alignment. The document references Edward Frans, Henry J. Denis, and support for Ford within state party lines while noting ongoing tensions among local figures and factions.
Unable to determine a clear event or facts due to garbled OCR text. The readable fragment mentions a venue Bodega Club and possible advocacy or price note but lacks concrete details.
An advertisement touts a product called Hair-trream or similar as a dignified numbing cream that provides gloss and a well groomed finish, claiming it boosts thick hair and offers a useful final touch for business attire. It warns against greasy and harmful imitations and notes availability in the US.
Unclear OCR fragment describes an elusive figure in Oshkosh captured after a pursuit. Mentions repeated phrases and garbled names, with no clear date, organization, or concrete facts to verify.
The fragment discusses eating freely without dyspepsia using tablets and remedies. It mentions various tablet names and combinations claimed to aid digestion and reduce gas. The text reads like product promotion with uncertain details and scattered phrases about stomach comfort and safety.
An old advertised remedy claims to melt away back pain instantly when rubbed on the affected area. The copy touts sudden relief and a long history, urging readers to apply the product and forget the soreness as the back supposedly becomes pain free.
Fragmentary OCR recalls an unsuccessful holdup near Dacksongh Murdock streets and a death in a Republican store after a long tenure. The text mentions a crime-related incident at a filling station and a man named Clarence Ye, with references to a death following an attack.
A U S judge rules that prohibition agents cannot serve search warrants in any strict constitutional sense. The decision cites conflicts with civil officers and questions the enforceability of such writs in Omaha.
A written opinion states they are without lawful authority to serve sealed warrants. The document notes the absence of proper authorization for such actions and cautions about proceeding without clear legal mandate. No further context provided.
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