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Box 16

 Container

Contains 45 Results:

Items 14-20, Newspaper, Item 016-019: investigation; "The Open Secret of Scotland Yard"; The author investigates the inner workings of Scotland Yard, cases, crime-solving, etc.; Gollomb, Joseph; Detective Story Magazine, p. 50-57; 5 pages; DF 804, 1920/04/13

 Item — Box: 16, Folder: 3
Dates: 1920/04/13
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Clippings

Items 14-20, Newspaper, Item 016-020: William Heirens; "Heirens, Chicago's Monster"; Brief summary of Heirens murder case(s) with several pictures spanning pages.; author n.a.; no pub info, p. 20-21; 2 pages; DF 1198, undated

 Item — Box: 16, Folder: 3
Dates: undated
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Clippings

Items 21-28, Newspaper, Item 016-021: fingerprints; "3,000,000 Fingerprints in U. S. Files Trap Criminals"; The Dept. of Justice is nearing record registered criminal fingerprints, uses, cases, etc.; author n.a.; no pub info; 1 leaf; DF 726, 1932

 Item — Box: 16, Folder: 4
Dates: 1932
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Clippings

Items 21-28, Newspaper, Item 016-022: Andree expedition; "Hunters Pick Up Boat Hook With Name"; The author's expedition finds the remains of camp, bodies, etc. of the Salomon Andree expedition in frozen Norway. Followed by AP additional brief.; Horn, Gunnar; no pub info; 2 leaves; DF 553, 1930

 Item — Box: 16, Folder: 4
Dates: 1930
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Clippings

Items 21-28, Newspaper, Item 016-023: fingerprints; "Alien Registration and Finger Printing Again to Be Sought"; Ohio Representative Cable wishes to renew effort for all aliens in the U. S. to register for national safeguarding. Continued on back/second page.; author n.a.; The United States Daily, v. VI, no. 131, front page & p. 2; 1 page; DF 1021, 1931/08/05

 Item — Box: 16, Folder: 4
Dates: 1931/08/05
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Clippings

Items 21-28, Newspaper, Item 016-024: identification; "Payments Through Telegram by P.O. Savings Bank"; In a letter to the editor, the author believes that the more the services of the post office extend, the more proof if identification is needed. He suggest fingerprints. Photocopy.; Galton, Francis; The Times; 1 leaf; DF 662, undated

 Item — Box: 16, Folder: 4
Dates: undated
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Clippings

Items 21-28, Newspaper, Item 016-025: identification; "Identification"; A letter to the editor in which the author discusses the resolution of the British Association at Edinburgh in which inquiries into the utility, cost, and efficiency of the anthropometric identification system in France were introduced. Photocopy.; Galton, Francis; The Times; 1 leaf; DF 663, 1893/07/07

 Item — Box: 16, Folder: 4
Dates: 1893/07/07
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Clippings

Items 21-28, Newspaper, Item 016-026: identification; "Italy Stirred by a Mystery Man"; A man suffering from amnesia is claimed by two separate families, Canella and Bruneri, after being found in a Collegno graveyard. Canella, a wealthy family of the professor, takes him home first and has another child with him but eventually the courts find him to be Bruneri. He is placed in a sanitarium after the trial, as the name makes no difference as to his mental state.; Deri, Emery; The St. Paul Pioneer Press, magazine section, p. 4; 1 page; DF 789, 1929/05/19

 Item — Box: 16, Folder: 4
Dates: 1929/05/19
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Clippings

Items 21-28, Newspaper, Item 016-027: fingerprints; "Victim of Train is Identified by Chief of Police as Meyers"; Police Chief John R. MacDonald used fingerprints to identify the body of a Southern Pacific train accident as Floyd Meyers, an Iowa locomotive engineer.; author n.a.; Tulare Advance-Register, v. XLVIII, no. 75, front page; 1 page; DF 431, 1930/09/27

 Item — Box: 16, Folder: 4
Dates: 1930/09/27
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Clippings

Items 21-28, Newspaper, Item 016-028: identification; title n.a.; Identifying habitual criminals through Bertillon and Galton systems, their use in police departments, redefining criminal classification, practicality, etc.; author n.a.; The Times, p. 10; 2 leaves; DF 672, 1894/03/19

 Item — Box: 16, Folder: 4
Dates: 1894/03/19
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Clippings