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Box 10a

 Container

Contains 141 Results:

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-121: Page 39-42; "How to Read Finger Prints"; Dr. Garson specifically describes the fingerprint science, including classification of arches, loops, and whorls. Full page article with illustrations and a short introductory author biography. This is a copy of page 13, item [010-036], only it is cut to fit the page(s) instead of the full issue.; by J. G. Garson, Daily Express; DF 654, 1905/20/07

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: 1905/20/07
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-122: Page 42; "£20 Prize for Readers."; Solicits a competition where readers judge and reason their way through a murder mystery scenario held in connection with the newspaper's new serial story "Finger Prints of Fate". Winner receives prize from the editor for the best solution, and if there are similar answers, solutions must include specific deductions/reasoning.; no pub info; DF 654, undated

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: undated
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-123: Small insert page 11; "Identity Discs For All. Coroner's Suggestion at Inquest on Unknown Poison Victim."; Discusses a case where experts were unable to identify a poisoned man at Oldham Station, thus a coroner suggests that people should carry their identification information at all times. Handwritten note: "man found to be an architect".; Dy Sketch; DF 654, 1922/01/31

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: 1922/01/31
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-124: Small insert page 11; no title; A brief that discusses how Dr. Henry Faulds is listed as the inventor of fingerprint science in "The 'Finger Print Magazine,' in an article on dactylography,; S. S.; DF 654, 1922/01/30

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: 1922/01/30
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-125: Small insert page 11; "At Pistol's Point. A Driver's Pluck Spoils Well-Planned Burglary. From Our Own Correspondent."; A driver for Macclesfield Silk Society's Mill was held up by five armed men, but he was able to avert any real harm.; May 28th of unspecified year, Weekly Dispatch; DF 654, undated

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: undated
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-126: Small insert page 11; ""Wrong Child. Strange Mistake By Parents of Murdered Girl. 'Weekly Dispatch' Cable."; A mystery concerning a missing child. A cyclist found a mutilated body in Goas-al-Ludu, though it had not been there previously. Several weeks before the Picard family lost and then found their daughter again, and though the didn't recognize her attributes, she was kept.; May 28th of unspecified year, Weekly Dispatch; DF 654, undated

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: undated
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-127: Small insert page 11; "Penny Wise or Pound"; A brief commentary about a Scotsman's actions, which the author finds admirable.; by Diogenes, no pub info; DF 654, undated

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: undated
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-128: Small insert page 12; "Baby Finger-Prints. U. S. Plan to Make Records Compulsory. From Our Own Correspondent."; Discusses Dr. Royal S. Copeland's recommendation of fingerprinting new-born babies to protect their identity for their life span, and a description of the processes performed by an Bertillon expert at a local hospital.; D. M.; DF 654, 1922/06/21

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: 1922/06/21
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-129: Small insert page 12; no title; Handwritten transcription of an article in a separate publication, but pertaining to the same date and topic of item [010-128], such as children, fingerprints, and Dr. Copeland.; Central News; DF 654, 1922/06/21

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: 1922/06/21
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-130: Small insert page 12; "Ziegfeld to Finger Print 'Follies' Girls: Also Urges Law to Protect Against Impostors."; Members of the "Follies" and "Sally" theatrical companies are to have identity cards with their passport photo and their fingerprints.; no pub info; DF 654, undated

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: undated
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes