Things

A branding iron owned by Charlie McDaniels, implied to have been used improperly and possibly the reason for his disappearance.

a.k.a. unruly branding iron

This group refers to the high-status courtesans or women of doubtful reputation who attended the ball.

The bill signed by President Wilson on January 21 provided $2,500,000 for fighting foot and mouth disease.

a.k.a. urgent deficiency bill

Fort Seldon stands in ruins along US Highway 85 near Radium Springs.

The U. S. laws would not reach the villains with more than a $100 fine.

Patent for a cash entry issued to Joke Sullivan.

Patent for a cash entry issued to Casimiro Baca.

Patent for a cash entry issued to Charles C Taylor.

Patent for a cash entry issued to Ellis Shipman.

Patent for a cash entry issued to Richard M Johnson.

Patent for a cash entry issued to Thomas J Ross.

Patent for a cash entry issued to James W Miller.

Patent for a cash entry issued to James Grady.

Patent for a cash entry issued to Richard Kneer.

Patent for a cash entry issued to Clements Castillo.

Patent for a cash entry issued to Benito Armijo.

The USS Connecticut was the flagship that signaled the start of the inspection.

a.k.a. Connec ticut

The USS Montpelier (CL 57) was a naval vessel on which Walter Davidson Wood served.

a.k.a. uss montpelier (cl 57)

Mr. Utter's valise was stolen, containing clothes and papers.

Stolen from Mr. Utter, containing a $50 suit of clothes and valuable papers.

Horses kept in the stable that suffered in the explosion caused by the unidentified man.

a.k.a. horses, poor brutes

The valise contained valuable papers worth several times the price of the clothes.

Item belonging to Mrs. Pennington stolen by the burglar.

a.k.a. very valuable ring

The valuation for 1917 is given as $350,000,000 (likely a typo for $350,000,000).

a.k.a. valuation for 1917