The Daily Star-Mirror
VOLUME XII
THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1922.
THE DAILY STAR-Mirror, MOSCOW, IDAHO,
NUMBER 15
TAKE PRISONERS
TO ASOTIN TODAY!
REMOVED TO
of Dan
MEN HELD HERE
WASHINGTON ON EXTRADITION
WARRANT FROM BOISE.
Two men, giving the names
Sullivan and James McDonald, who
were arrested in Moscow about a
month ago as dangerous suspects
when they were discovered to have a
large quantity of nitroglycerin and
other accessories for safe blowing,
were taken to Asotin, Washington,
this morning, at ten o'clock by Sheriff
Wayne Bezone, of Asotin county.
The Washington sheriff arrived in
Moscow yesterday afternoon, in company with Special Deputy Sheriff Car
lyle, with extradition papers from
Boise for the removal of the two men.
They will be tried on the charge of
robbing the toggery shop of J. B.
Pollard at Asotin several weeks ago,
and are suspected of other crimes
committed in various parts of the
northwest.
Arrested March 12
They were arrested here March 12,
after two local boys had turned over
to the county officials a quantity of
nitroglycerin which they had found
under the Northern Pacific warehouse in the western part of the city.
The two
men and sent to the Bureau of Criminal Identification at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The reports, which
have now been received by the Latah
county officers, show one of the two
men to be a criminal of national repute, while the other has a long list
of offenses against him. 