Supreme Court Defends Warrant Before Home Searches
Washington October 13 The Supreme Court rules that searching a private dwelling without a warrant is unreasonable and unlawful. Justice Butler writes that Congress never authorized such searches and a dwelling may only be searched as part of a lawful arrest.
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Hutler
Change of Life Elixir Boosts Convoy Woman’s Health
Elsie Ackerwan of Convoy Ohio reports relief from weakness and fatigue after using Eytis ia E. vegetable Compound during menopause. She used eight bottles and regained energy for housework and farming duties and recommended it to her daughter in law who also saw benefits.
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Convoy
Ohio
Eytis
Elsie Acker- Wan
Christy Bros Parade Draws Large Crowds In Thomasville
Curiosity and excursion trains from fifty miles boost crowds for the Christy Bros big five ring wild animal show. Highlights include an Oriental Delhi Durbar replica and a Washington era military pageant. Noah and the Ark spectacle features 500+ actors and animals with ballet and singing chorus. Free street parade at 11 30 AM.
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Christy Bros
Washington
Thomasville
Army flier wins Pulitzer trophy race setting speed records
Lieut. Cyrus Bettis wins the Pulitzer trophy race at Mitchell Field New York and breaks the world speed record for a closed circuit at 248.99 mph while Lieut. A J Williams places second with 241.71 mph. Capt. H W Cook finishes third as other pilots retire or crash. The Mitchell trophy race prior to the Pulitzer event is won by Lieut. T K Matthews.
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A. J. Willams
St. Louis
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Lieut. Bettis
Bettis
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H. J. Norton
Lieut. T. Cuddihy
James H. Doolittle
Lieut. Doolittle
T. K. Matthews
G. F. Sheldon
A. J. Lyons
Dack
Dayton
Ohio
H. C. Powell
Detroit
University of Detroit
Powell
Waycross Salesman Bound Over On Murder Charge
G L Faircloth a Waycross automobile salesman is bound over on murder charges after allegedly running over and killing 13 year old Clarence Barber near Astoria on September 28 He awaits court action in the county jail following arraignment before Judge C C Pittman at a commitment hearing. His defense contends the incident should be involuntary manslaughter and not murder.
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G. L Faircloth
Clarence Barber
Astoria
Here
Faircloth
C C. W. Pittman
Mable
Karnak hailed by Augusta man after years of misery relief
W F Bunch of 969 Broad St Augusta Ga credits Karnak with ending eight years of indigestion constipation and weakness. He says first bottle eased joint soreness hunger returned and energy improved enabling him to work a full day. He recommends Karnak and notes it is sold in Thomasville Coolidge and other towns.
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Broad Bt
Augusta
Karnak
Thomasville
Thomas Drug Store
Cooldge
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Army engineers test new lightweight pontoon bridges
In Columbus Georgia Fort Benning engineers demonstrate a newly designed pontoon bridge for the infantry school advance class. The lighter setup uses a runway on temporary boats with canvas coverings and wooden frames and can be sunk by a single rifle bullet through fabric.
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Army Engineers
Fort Benning
Chattahoochee
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