Extradition Efforts For Riplinger Negotiated From Seattle
Russell describes efforts spanning New York Washington and Guatemala to extradite Riplinger from Spanish Honduras. He details offers of $4,000 for delivery in United States or Belize plus expenses, the lack of a treaty, and assurances from officials while noting slow progress and public criticism. He emphasizes actions taken without pay and his readiness to assist further the search and recovery of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Pinkertons
Secretary of State
New York City
Mr. Daugherty
Mr. Kiplinger
United States
Riplinger
British Honduras
Mexico
Washington, D.C
Root
Mr. Riplinger
Spanish Honduras
Riptinger
Washington
New York
Angel Ugarte
Seattle
Lee Christmas
Guatemala City
Guatemala
C. A
Relige
Ri Hager
Belize
Minkertog National Detective Agency
Sea
Beattle
Meattle
Deposidt
Ono
Russell
Christmas Dental Guff Offer for Crowns and Bridges
An old styled dental advertisement urges immediate dental work before Christmas. It touts crowns and bridge work to restore natural appearance, lists gold crown prices around five dollars and up, gold bridge work at higher rates, assorted fillings, and tooth extractions as services offered by the office.
City Officials Scored by Grand Jury in Omaha Report
The Omaha grand jury reports to the court that Mayor James C. Dahlman and other city officials act without regard to duties, serve the people poorly, and lack understanding of their responsibilities. Dahlman has long been a Democratic leader and adviser to William Jennings Bryan, dating from 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Grand Jury
James C. Dahlman
Dahlman
National Democratic Campaign Committee
Wm. J. Bryan
Osborn Sued for 14.75 Commission in Frantic Finance Claim
G F Livesly sues stock broker C Osborn in Justice Carrall's court for 14.75 alleging he delivered corporate stock and agreed to pay 18.75 commission, with Livesly saying Osborn wrongfully and frantically withheld the fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Osborn
G. F. Livesly
Carrall
Livesly
Osborn
Livealy
Orhorn
Bank Clearings Totals and Discrepancies
A financial report lists clearings of 1 641 657 48, 208 075 50, 740 797 00, 60 142 00 and 1 049 269 114 207. The figures appear as a summary of bank clearing values with multiple amounts, indicating a compilation of daily totals.
Auditor's office reports fees collected in county
The county auditor's office released a schedule of fees collected totaling 6770.15 with chief deputy EBC Brier presenting the figures. The breakdown includes recoming fees 5237.95 certified copies 44 tagtions 107.60 hunters licenses 169 searching records 2796 liquoricenses 10 and scaling cases 7.50 charriage t connes 644.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebc Brier
Mead Names Chadwick for Unexpired Supreme Term
Gov. Mead appoints 8. J. Chadwick to fill the unexpired term of Milo A. Root. Chadwick has not yet accepted and Whitman county attorneys urge decline to spare local courts. If he accepts, he serves Root's term until January 11 and then joins the supreme bench by election. Root’s successor for two years to be named by Cosgrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Gov. Mead
J. Chadwick Supreme
Milo A. Root
Chadwick
Whitman County
Chad Wick
Justice Root
H Root
Cosgrove
EA Tradition Turned Town
An executive faces criticism as the town’s long standing tradition is questioned amid claims of a raw deal. Community leaders call for accountability and a review of decision making affecting residents.
Raw Deal Cited Over Elliott Archer Release Request
State of Washington cited as harboring thieves while Governor Mead refused to sign requisition papers for Elliott Archer, under indictment for forgery totaling $80,000. Sergeant Walter Godfrey of Newark lamented the governor’s actions as a raw deal, with King County Prosecutor Kenneth Mackintosh criticizing the refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Godfrey
Newark
N. J
Albert B. Mead
Elliot A. Archer
Archer
Kenneth Mackintosh
King County
Governor Mead Refuses Extradition of Archer in Forgeries Case
Alienated by legal wrangling over Elliot Archer who faked a Cape Captain Archer alias and forged $80,000 in 1902. Archer was arrested in Seattle November 20 at Beattie Tacoma Power Co. plant after Newark indictments and a Newark deputy’s telegrams. Mead declined to sign extradition papers, releasing Archer, while officials lament the decision and vow to pursue justice in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert BE. Mead
C. Archie Carter
Walter Godfrey
Newark
Seattle
Archer Iis
Mead
Arlington Hotel
Godfrey
John D
Mackintosh
Norwood Wrockett
Beattle Tacoma Power Co
Archer
Atkinson
Brockett
New Jersey
Seattle Tacoma Power Co
We Will Cheerfully Extend a Liberal Credit
We offer guaranteed painless dental work using modern electrical devices. Exams are free. Our office stays open evenings and Sundays for convenient appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeyara
Paris Court Postpones Steinhaell Murder Trial
Paris officials report the examination of Mme Adolph Steinhaell, accused in the murder of her husband, the artist, and her mother Mme Japy, delayed by Judge Andrew until tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mme
Adolph Steinhell
Mme. Japy
Andrew
Gould Might Try Another Member of Trio
The fragment suggests a mention of Gould considering another member of the De Sagan De Cas tellane trio, with a reference to a No. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anes Gould
de Sagan-De Castellane
Retail catalog for women and children apparel and cosmetics
A retail page lists women misses and children's apparel and a broad array of cosmetics and toiletries. Items include Spanish Castile soap 10¢, Roger & Gallet powders and perfumes, Woodbury's soap, Calex Tooth Powder 17¢, Magda Cold Cream 44c, rubifoam 17c, atomizers 75c, and assorted scents. Also offered are brushes, needles, scissors, corset supports, hair accessories, hose supporters, and other notions displayed with price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
Roger & Gallet
Hudnut
Marcel
Lydia
Pajamas and Kimonos Winter Outing Flannel Attire
Winter sleeping garments for women feature outing flannel pajamas with stripes and small plaids in pink blue or gray at 1.75 dollars and heavy grade jamas at 1.00 dollars. Short kimonos in kimono flannel ette show dark blue grounds with small designs and Swastika pattern trim.
Children's Winter Garments Displayed With Varied Styles
An extensive display on the second floor offers winter children's wear including Outing Flannel Gowns Kimonos Bath Robes and Bearcloth Sets. Items range from 50c to $8.50 with sizes from 1 to 14 years and holiday gift packaging described.
Trimmed Fur Turbans Open New Winter Millinery Line
The ad promotes winter headgear with fur turbans priced at 10, 12, and 15 dollars and describes simple trimmings like feathers and velvet bows. It highlights novelty trimmings for home milliners with Indian Head Feathers at 1.95 dollars and various wings and feathers priced from 50 cents to 95 cents, on the second floor.
Basement Salesroom Domestic Values
Outing Flannel and Flannelette 27 inch widths in light medium dark colors checks and stripes special 10c a yard Soft Finished Bleached Muslin 36 inch width special 7c a yard Cotton Plaids blue with black red with black 33 inch width for children's dresses special 15 a yard Herimet Crochet Bedspreads full double size special 62c each Short lengths of Flannelettes Percales Ginghams Crash Towellings and Table Linens in various lengths and qualities
Blanket Samples to Clear Out in Booth Clearance
All cotton, mixed wool and all wool blankets offered as samples. Colors include white gray and plaids. Slightly soiled from use. Greatly reduced in price to clear inventory.
Muslin Curtains and Tapestry Couch Covers on Sale
Dainty muslin curtains plain hemstitched and corded in six patterns with lace edges. Special value 1.95 per pair. Heavy tapestry couch covers 60 inches wide two and a half yards long in Oriental Kashgar pattern. Special value 2.95 each.
Water Color Window Shades and Oil Opaque Shades Offered
Water Color Window Shades, 36 inches by 7 feet, with roller, 30c. Machine Made Oil Opaque Window Shades, mounted on Stewart Hartshorn Self Acting Roller, 38 inches by 7 feet, 45c. Local sale listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Hartshorn
Practical House Furnishings Specials
A basement sale offers toast ers toasting four slices and heating pots, blue and white enamel wash basins in two sizes, nickel plated coffee pots with ebony handles, and hardwood tower arms with cherry stain in the basement salesroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwood Towers
Dead Man Faked Yale Degree In Mysterious Death
San Francisco report details Harry Boas a young electrician who died from a suspected poison dose. He claimed Yale affiliation and plotted as a graduate to boost business, filling his room with college pennants and photos though his family says he never attended Yale or finished beyond high school. The piece notes a shift in bacterial knowledge over 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAX Varnes Press
San Francisco
Harry Boas
Yale
Boas
San Jose
Also Mentioned on This Page
J R
Rich
Pame
Me Patton
John Rip
Nick
Marchant
Mey 6
Gov
United
State Department
Department of State
Hetle
refua‘Ite
Eftisens
Bi-Lo
Second Avenue
P Teeter
United Press
Portia
Auditor's Office
South Africa
Ernor
Toshington
Brockett's
Archer Ik
Atney
Wilbur F. Cummings
Ot Guese
Second and University
Stone. Fisher Co
University St
Westberg & Childs
Neot
Darnton the Ome
Frederick & Nelson
Castile
Axminster
Man
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!