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Newspaper

Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1913

Page

5

Third Degree Puts A Sleuth In Jail

R B Henry claiming to be deputy sheriff of Yuba county and a National Detective Agency representative is jailed in Martinez on $2000 bail after alleged assault on Alfred Nelson a suspect in the killing of District Attorney Ed Manwell during the I W W riots. Nelson says Henry beat him and deprived him of food as he sought a confession with liquor and threats. Henry O Donnell another detective faced arrest. officials say the case may be a frame up to discredit investigators.

R. B. Henry Yuba County National Detective Agency Martinez A. B. McKenzie Alfred Nelson Ed Manwell Wheatland Hop Yards Henry Nelson Contra Costa County Martinez Hotel Manwell Harry Finch Guerneville Santa Rosa Sacramento San Francisco Henry O’donnell Detective Agency

Tariff on Vanilla Beans Threatens Tahiti Trade

San Francisco merchants rely on Tahiti vanilla beans, about 1.5 million dollars of imports yearly, but the Democratic tariff bill imposes 30 cents a pound, potentially driving Tahiti beans from US markets as Mexican beans of better grade gain. The Tahiti trade totals around 2.5 million dollars annually, with San Francisco handling most of it.

San Francisco Tahiti United States

Tahiti Trade Shifts Amid Vanila Bean Duty Clash

The Tahiti market drifts from San Francisco merchants as a 30 cent per pound duty on vanilla beans bites. Australia and New Zealand edge in to capture most island trade while American beans face higher costs and reduced entry. Paris designer Paul Poiret comments on crinoline fashion revival signaling broad hoop silhouettes and evolving silhouettes.

Paul Poiret Paris

Waterfront Strike Settled In Galveston Harbor Labor Pact

Three thousand five hundred long shoremen cotton screwmen and dray men ended a several days strike on the Galveston waterfront. The dispute over negro cotton screwmen joining unions was settled by affiliating with the International Longshoremen's Union under a separate charter.

Galveston Tex International Longshoremen’s Union

Where Was Solomon's Temple Joke Circulates

The story recalls a fe sking message from Alaska and a Sunday school quip about Solomon's temple. Little Jim, vexed by a sister's question, claims it lay on the side of his forehead, a humorous misanswer cited from the London Tatler.

Jim London Tatler

The Wake of a Ship and a Car Conversation

A discussion on the term wake tracing its nautical origin from ice passages to ship trails. The piece cites Skeats on language borrowings and notes usage in Norfolk broads. The second excerpt presents a car conversation debating who is worse between nagging wives and submissive husbands, with a counterpoint.

Skeats Cleveland Plain Dealer

Women Make Up One Third of Britain Telegraph Operators

A recent briefing notes that about one third of telegraph operators in Great Britain are women, highlighting gradual shifts in workforce demographics within the communications sector.

Great Britain

Notice of Assessment by Kramer Consolidated Oil Co

Board of Directors levied assessment No. 6s at ½ cent per share on capital stock payable to Dr. F Wilson secretary in Los Angeles. Unpaid stock by Oct 20, 1913 becomes delinquent and may be sold Nov 19, 1913 at 2 p.m. to cover the assessment and costs. First pub Sept 12. end Oct 17.

Kramer Consolidated Oil Company Germain South Spring Street Los Angeles City Los Angeles County State of California Hawes San Bernardino County California F. Wilson Germain Building Wv. F. Wilson Los Angeles

Notice of Final Five-Year Proof for Hawkins in Victorville

Department of the Interior notice from Los Angeles Land Office dated Aug 320 1913 announces Jesse Hawkins of Victorville California filing intent to prove final five year claim on Homestead Entry 11674 for SE1/4 Section 35 Township 5 N Range 5 W SB Meridian. Witnesses listed: William P Tharpe Henry Woods of Victorville Anderson A Whitlock of Alhambra Frank L Talmadge Mollie E Sommerpucht of Victorville. Proceedings before Register and Receiver Oct 16 1913 at 10 o'clock a m. First Pub Sept 5. Last Pub Oct 3.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Los Angeles Cal Jesse EK. Hawkins Victorville S.B. Meridian Register and United States Land Office California William P. Tharpe Henry Woods Anderson A. Whitlock Alhambra Frank L. Talmadge Mollie E. Sommerpucht Frank Buren Register Calle Pearl L. Galliher Sey Meridian Register and Receiver Joe Dodd Walter M McKinney Elate II Buchanan Harry P. Deppy

Notice of Final Proof for Homestead Entry No 011722

John W Holt of Victorville California filed notice of intention to make Final Three-year Proof to establish his claim to N4-SE SigNity Section 7 Township 3N Range 3W San Bernardino meridian. The hearing before the United States Land Office at Los Angeles on October 1 1913 at 100 oclock a m witnesses E E Richardson W W Richardson both of Victorville California W M Kinaid Pete Snowden both of Los Angeles California First published September 5 Last published October 3

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Los Angeles Cal John W. Holt Victorville Calif Meridian Register and Receiver California E. E. Richardson W. W. Richardson W. M. Kinaid Pete Snowden Frank Buren Register

Envelopes Dominate Mail Handling Nationwide

The article notes that nine tenths of all letters processed by the United States mail pass through in the standard buginess size envelopes, highlighting the ubiquity of this common format in daily correspondence.

United States Mail

Free Florida trip pitch sells homeseekers via club

An advertisement by Jean I Olsen proposes a Florida land scheme offering 10 acre plots at 20 down and 20 monthly with no interest. Members’ first payments are placed in escrow and a representative’s trip is paid from a $110 check. refunds issued if the deal misrepresents the offer.

Florida Florda Barstow Avents Jean I. Olsen

Odds and Enid The Claw of the Devil

In the middle ages people identified witches and possessed individuals by a ritual called the claw of the devil. An expert would blindfold the subject and prick various skin areas with a needle. the spot that did not elicit a cry indicated the claw. This account cites The Major Symptoms of Hysteria by Pierre Janet.

Pierre Janet

Madrid Bulletin Foretold Hayes Nomination in 1876

In 1876 at the Madrid legation John Hay and Alvego Adee tracked a Madrid newspaper item claiming “Rutabar t 13. Noyes of America has been elected president of the republic of the north.” They soon realized it hinted Rutherford B. Hayes's nomination by the Republican convention, a near miss until the correct name emerged.

John Hay Alvego A. Adee Madrid Noyes America Republic of the North Rutherford B. Hayes Adee Hay

A Man With Ideas and a Fire Sale Phrase

A humorous quip from the Boston Transcript contrasts an advertiser asking Flow to promote a fire sale with a retort that the goods are still warm, illustrating witty newspaper banter.

Boston Transcript

Japanese colonization push to Florida spurs California link

L S Mogi, a Japanese gentleman farmer in Southern California, travels to Sacramento to arrange transport for about twenty Japanese to Florida as Governor Jennings develops 61 000 acres for intensive cultivation. The plan could draw California’s Japanese farming element to new Florida tracts, while West Point cadet admissions face shortages and potential congressional action to fill vacancies.

L. S. Mogi California Sacramento Florida Jennings Mogi Moegi West Point Military Academy War Department Congress Malmesbury Chippenham Turket W. R Robert Poyntz Acton John Aubrey

Not Very Impulsive in Beatrix and Judge Dialogue

A Judge notes Beatrix asks why the steady suitor delays proposing. Beatrix explains the man is prone to spur of the moment actions, while the Judge suggests his regular calls over ten years show persistent yet impulsive behavior.

Beatrix

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