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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 269, 26 June 1901
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BANK'S DEBIT BALANCE AT NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE KIMBALL RESIGNS POSITION Directors of Seventh National Make Statement and Elect New President—Crash of German Bank
OKHMM BANK'S CRASH failure of the Lelpslger a Complete Surprise to Berlin Boerso
LUkllliln »H Ammmtm
A Complete Surprise
ENGINE AND FREIGHT CARS ROLL DOWN STEEP SLOPE OP MOUNTAIN
MEDICAL COLLEGE (STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AND IS BURNED
THE MORNING'S NEWS
+00000000000000000006000 C I VAUQHN BREAKS I A'WORLD'S RECORD
. TIRED CONGRESSMEN, Steamboat Travel Wearies Members of Rivers and Harbors Committee
WITNESSES TO BE PROTECTED Action of Prosecution in the Lookout Cases -1 A. C. Colhurn, a Toinf Han Who Have Damaging Testimony Against the Alleged Lynchers, Is Detained In Jail as a Witness—No lfew Arrests
SCHLEY ON MEDALS AAmlral Thinks Nations Should For* petuate Great Events
Diplomats Sell for Europe
Miss Kalght Retalas Counsel
HAS TWO HUSBANDS, ONE IN CALIFORNIA
RAILROADS FIGHTING IN NEW MEXICO Southern Pacific and the 1 Bisbee at War Trouble Is Over Question of a Grade Crossing Its Tracks Aorosa Those of Southern Pacific, and the I.atter Road Is Preventing This Move With the Aid of Armed Guards
CHICAGO FRANCHISE WAR Itnit Cur Interests Dlralßl Plan of I Campaign
Vnlon Paclflc Cm
Feamsylvanla's New Purchase
Moritan Sells Motion Road
Trial of Clark's Case
STEAMER'S CARGO ' BURNS IN NEW YORK
MILLER'S TRIAL BEGINS Held for Complicity In Killing Mrs. Barns Near Ynma
DISTRIBUTION OF THE FAIR ESTATE Trial of the Issues Involved Is Begun It Is Intimated In Mrs. Craven's Anawer That a New Sensational Feature la to lie Introduced Into tbe Case at the Forthcoming Trial
PATRICIDE CONFESSES Homer Bliss Says He Killed Father Accidentally
MARSHALL FIELD EXPANDS Chicago Company Buys Large Business Lot In Sew York
Troops for Vancouver Barracks
3 PLAGUE OF TOADS | STOPS ALL TRAFFIC
EUROPEAN ANTAGONISM TO AMERICAN COMMERCE EVIDENCE INCREASES DAILY British Manufacturer Speaks Host Bitterly and Assistant Secretary Yanderlip Talks of Stubborn War
VAXOERLIF9 OPINIO*" j GlfUttc and Stabborn Commercial War la Next Few Year*
I ° ' RUSSIAN CONSUL SE.HRAL ( mar's Domala Woali Neve* Jala tkd Powers Agralaat America
As Aastrlaa Oplatoa
Austria Fears Americas AfrlraHn*
TO SUE POWDER WORKS FOR TAXES Controller Withdraws the Plant From Sale Procedure In the Case of the Callfornla Powder Works Is Recognlsedlbyißevenne Law When Taxes * i Involved Amount to Over filOO
LOUD DISCUSSES TARIFF'S FUTURE California Congressman Is la Washington Intend* to Remain a Few Days Longo| to Attend to Department Rnslaeso* Bees No Necessity for Revision Revenue Laws by Next Congress /
VALISE CONTAINING A FORTUNE LOST AND FOUND ON A TRAIN
The Duty of Mothorma
SITE CHOSEN FOR ST. LOUIS FA IR Committee Decides in Favor of Forest Park ffhp Ground Selected Contains Nearly Fourteen Hundred Acres, Is E«»ily Aceessible From All Parts ot City, j •nd Is Considered an Ideal Spot
PATENTS ISSUED (tarn and Orchard interested in Latest Inventions
OHIO STATE CONTENTION COMPLETES ITS WORK HANNA'S BUSINESS METHODS Chairman Cuts Down His Own and Other Speeches and in Three flours Nominations Are Made and Platform Is Declared I
BRYAN LECTURES Democratic Leader Gets Larire Audience and Chargei Admission
Publishes a Statement
ROYAL WINE SOLD Prlccs Set by Denlori, Who Do Most of the Baying
SENATOR CLARK'S LAND Salt Instituted to Set Aside Patents for Ten Thousand Acres
VALUE OF_WAR CHARTS Army Officer to Explain Their Practical Usage to N«V7
WANTS HER SON Cnant'tirnla de Cfitetlei Ordered to Produce Hoy in New York
Combination of Railroad Ofllcea
California's Oldest Woman Dead
To Establish Rending Rooma
EASTERN HOT WEATHER RESULTS IN DEATHS AND PROSTRATIONS
TRIES TO CASH WORTHLESS DRAFT Warren Stoner Is Arrested in Chicairo In Compnny With a Gambler Known an Junei, Stoner Attempt* to Victimise WaNhlnvton Park BookinoLfr>—Wai Formally Wealthy
Known in Knniai City
Army Service tn France
Malt Honae Burned
LONDON TO NSPEND OVER TWO MILLIONS
QUAKEEL RESULTS IN MANY SHOTS Three Bullets Fired at Bank President Spectator Who Is Attracted to Sees* Is Shot la the Shonlder—Trouble Over Town Lots the Csaie—Hanker Wsmbold Is Mortally Wounded
POPE'S CONDITION IS MORE FEEBLE
Seotloa Haad Killed
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SEATTLE MAN IS MURDERED Former Chief of Police Meredith Shot Killing Is Done by John W. Considine The Shooting Is the Result of a Feud 1 Which Has Existed for Aliout Three Years Between the Dead Nan and j Considine, Who Is One of the Pro- | prletors of a Gambling House
TBAGIC TALE OF^KLONDIKE Wronged Husband Finds His Wife Sees Her Shoot Her Betrayer to Death Dlolf Imlh, Who Hk4 Pcriuadrd Vn, TkoBH Htrndun to lUrrr Rim by Tailing Her That Her Husband la Dead, la Killed by the Woman, Heradun Standing ad Her Side
j ALASKAN BOUNDARY DISPUTE Former Governor Offllvle Offered Po| sltlon as Commissioner
COMBINATION OF SALMON CANNERIES Representatives of Seventeen Firms to Meet It Is Expected That the Scheme Will Dr Consummated In New York for * fiMMMMMMIO Combine—The Alaska Packers' Association Not Interested
GIANT OF FOREST TO BE DEDICATED Ceremonies in Memory of Colonel James W. Armstrong etcrans' Association of Northern California Plans Novel Brent and Drapes Tree With Red, White and Bine Streamers From Top Branch
SPEAKER HENDERSON Congressman Sees Klig Rtirard and Yeoman of the Ossrd
IN QUARANTINE AT SAN DIEGO Steamer Carlisle City Will Be Disinfected Work Now In Progress, but It Mar Take Two Weeks or More to Complete, Owing to Lack of Facilities. Two Stat* Health Inspectors Arrive
SUIT AGAINST JUDGES Louise Fuller Claims Fifty Thousand Dollars' Damages
MRS. BOTKIN'S TRIAL Judge Cook Intimate* Definite Action ou Saturday
RUSSELL BIGAMY CASE fiarl Must Appear Before the House of • Lord*
SHAFTER'S SUCCESSOR Major General Younit Arrive# In Sam Francisco
firm En*uta De Maroht
Japanese Torpedo llama Collide
A Model Tillage
OUTRAGE BY CHRISTIANS Cause of Big Massacre in Corea Depredations of Missionaries Enrage Natives Three Hundred Preach Cea-rerta, I Headed by Two Ml»ik»*rlei, Sack the Village of Salihilu, So Earaf-Ini the SatlTu That They Maes la l arge Numbers, Killing! t'hrl»tlaa«
DROWNED BEFORE HIS MOTHER'S EYES "Just One More Dive," Said Albert Nelson loans Han's Life Lost la Sonoma Creek, Where He Had Deen Swim, mine. While at a Picnic—Women Watch bat Cannot Render Help
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Almunl of San Jose Institution Hold Year's Reunion
Will Not Prosecute Werland
ADELBERT S. HAY'S REMAINS BURIED
Sympathy of Cabinet
EXPLORATION IN NORTHERN ALASKA United States Party Arrives in Dawson Is Heads* by W. C. Mendeaxhallf Otoloilsti aad D. L. Hembum, Who Will Be Accompaale* by Pin Men—A/Vast Territory
ASYLUM PATIENT Superlate»4*«t Befn.es to Allow Divorce Papers to Be Served
FORGED NOTES FOUND' Dig Shortage In Accounts of Alcrom Varnish Company
Hdna Wallace Hopper 111
■hast* County Pioneer Killed
Crushed In ■ Mine
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Large Costa Rlcan Fire
Pensions Granted I
PRESCOTT'S NEW WATER SUPPLY The Del Rio Pipe Line Is Now Completed The New System la the Reswlt ef Lift Year's Disastrous Cralacntlra-The Foirtk of Jelr Will Be Ueea> sloo of Threo Oars' Celebratloa
| DEATHS OF THE DAY ♦oooooooooooooooooooooo®
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OPEEATIOK OF CIVIL SERVICE Jute Taft Writes From the Philippines Stringent As Any in the United States (•Kmtiilon Believe* the Law la All taHrttil, U4 Wltkoat It the HUadi Would lie Flooded With Incompetent Fcriuna Jclii, ill Get Them by ft "Pull"
CHILDREN SEE THEIR PARENTS STRUCK DEAD
Ucneral Loe'i Daughter Wedded
Strength of German Army
Jump* From Movlog Train
Tax Injunction Ca««
ltefnae to JolMlve Stock Asaoelatloa
LOSS OF LIFE FROM FLOOD EXAGGERATED BODIES BEYOND RECOGNITION Piles ot Debris Must Be Searched to Find All the Dead—People in the Stricken Districts Terrorized
STORY OF BYE-WITIfBSI Having Torrent Swept Kverythln* Away In Keystone
Debris and Daad Everrwhiarf
Theatrical Company Missing
Railroad Man's News
DESIGNS FOR NAVAL MEDALS Two Are Adopted by Secretary Long Achievements in West Indies to Be Commemorated There Are to Be Two Medal*, One Known u the Battle Medal, Beating Sampson's Bead, the Other Known aa the Meritorious Service Medal, to B«# Granted Only a Few
GETTING READY FOR' DANCING AT REDONDO
Gets an Estate
Salvation Army Lendet a| Cam*
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FUNSTON HAS WORTHY MATE S Aguinaldo's Capture Is Described Wife's Anxious Waiting for the Vicksburg's Return Among Arrival* at San Francisco on Transport Logan Is the Wife of the Dashing Kaman, Who Dearrlhri the First Conception of the Plan to Capture the Ilrbel Leader
• voyage: of the logaji i Two Deaths Among the Troops Since Leaving Manila
Hsaeock May Avoid Honolulu
FIGHTING IS . STILL FIERCE Shown by Casualty Lists From South Africa British Taxpayers Supporting Many Boer Prisoners Details of the Engagement Between Eliot's Column anil Deiret'n Force Near ltelts Show That the Boer Convoy WfiK Surprised by British. Jacobus Botha Is Captured
ENGAGEMENT WITH DEWET Boer Convoy Surprised by the, British Force
Advance of Fouche'i Command i
Dlioooravemeiit In England
LAWYER DROWNS HIMSELF Hlcliard Walke Jumps From Steamer Furnessla
Registered From New Yorlc
Woman's Tennis Tournament
Featherweight Championship
Washington Releases Everett
Pool Rooms Closed in Bntto
OIL SPOUTING FOUR HUNDRED FEET
TREMBLE WINS IN LAST ROUND Knockout Comes at Unexpected Moment Ref Uy, Giving: Away a Big A meant of Weight, Had Better of Contest on Points, Bnt He Made the Fatal Mistake of Mixing at the Finish
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES Standing of the Club*
Brooklyn Beats Chlcaaro
Cincinnati ShutiOut
Boston Beats Leaders
St. Loois In the Ninth
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES Stnndlnr of the Clubs
Takes Four Straight
Griffith Shuts Out Athletics
Won In One Inning
Boston Wins
Harvard Beats Yale
CAPTAIN MONEY BARRED Cannot Compete In the International Pigeon Shoot
WASHINGTON BEAT TRACTIONS ONE PIN
HEGARTY BREAKS HIS HAND Bernstein Engaged to Box With Tim Callahan
AMERICAN JOCKEYS Crolcer'a Sweet Dixie Wilis Selling Hndlosy at Gatwlck
WINNERS OF TEAM WHIST FOR FOURS
KID PARKER HOME FROM TRIP TO ENGLAND
American Defeats Englishman
9hamroelc;il.'Towed to Hw Anchorage
AU-Bliland Tennis Championship
SPEEDY RUNNING ON VARIOUS TRACKS
St. Lonli Fair Grounds
Overland Parle
Newport Summary
Wajhington Park
Highland Park
RUFE TURNER WINS > Colored Boy Drives Jack Kane From Start to Flnlnh
PROGRAM OF AUGUST RACES AT MONTEREY
OSCAR JONES WANTS TO "SQUARE" HIMSELF
TO SECURE STATE PARK Commission Meets to Confer With Governor Oage
Secured bat Little
CALM IN THE COAL FIELDS
Expelled From Atkf mbly
Miner* Return to Work
Harahali Fired I'pnn
Higher Wages Offered
Troubles of Butchers
Labor Leader Killed
McFarland Mot Seriously Injared
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CALIFORNIA'S INTERESTS ABROAD
TWO SCIENTIFIC WONDERS
RAILWAY BKIRMISH LINE
PRESERVE THE PARK
THE TEACHERS' POINT OF VIEW
SAN DIEGO'S TURN.
ZPungant Points
CALIFORNIA COMMENT
Southerners and Booker Washington
Considerate Son
Cost of Railroad*
Joy
"Barbara Jtn jfpproeiation of C/yrto Pitch's !Play by or Sou harn jCady
South Pacific Sroiand
TTJonktys to Work
Municipal Music
Kipling Batlsflsd
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
CITY NEWS IN BfllEF
KUGLER DIES IN HIS ROOM German Music Teacher Passes Away Was a Familiar Figure On the Street 1 Mtla la Known About Him by the People With Wliom He Wn Acquainted, but a Letter In HI. Effect. Throw* Sumo Llflit on HI. Career. W»i a Superb Violin Player
PARSONS TELLS OF MINES AND MINERS Interesting Lecture Delivered to the Geological Section of the Academy of Sciences
FAMILY FOOD Crisp, Toothsome and Requires No Cooking
PERSONAL NOTES
Angeieno. Abroad
VISITORS AT THE I PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Lot Angeles Theater
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BIG PURSE FOR THE ROAD RACE Cycle Board ot Trade Offers Fine List fw Award* for Time, Fifty tar Place Mil a Niaker ot Ixrtlltal 9»e•tala to Be Given—A Belled Lok»ter Will Be Received by Saate Oae
<RrVBRSIDB COIIItTY) INTENSE EXCITEMENT OVER A LIQUOR CASE
Heqneats far Charily
PETER LOHMAUGH'S ACCIDENTAL DEATH Murder Charge Against Peon at Redlands Hoard of Trade Opposes Purchase of Raacli aad Water Sapply—Wife of Rev. Frederick F. Johnson Dead. Mo? Accidentally Shot at Idlewtld
FOR STATE TEXT BOOKS Allied Printing Trades Council Takes Hand in the Matter
NORWALK SCHOOLS CLOSE ANO TEACHERS RESIGN
CLAIM OF CHINA Mnrchante A«k Powers for 4<M1,000 Tseli for Property stolen
HUSBAND AND WIFE IN LEGAL STRIFE Property Involved in Suit for Separation Inquest oa Remains of Francis Hereon—Prisoner Released After Two and n Half Years In Jail—Gmbeiilenent Charge Preferred
Lowest Rates Bait
DISASTROUS WRECK OP WABASH WESTBOUND PASSENGER TRAIN
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NEWS OF PASADENA
KIEFER LEFT BIG ESTATE Valuable Heal Property ' Is Scheduled Will of Deceased Is Offered for Probate fwo Stna of tbe Late capitalist Petition the Court to Grant Letters Testamentary, and Estimate the Estate to Bo Worth «1»%3U0.21. The Instrument Mar Be Contested
ARGUMENTS COMMENCE IN CASE Judae York Refuses Water Company a Continuance for Purpose of Argument
COUNCIL OVERLOOKS IMPORTANT MATTER Street Railways Are Not Officially Notilled of Action of Council on the Transfer Question
The Wizard Suspender
Brown, the Furnace Kan
COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL MAYOR SNYDER HAS HIS SAY Pays His Respects to the Council Roasts the Members to a Terra Cotta Brown Feels That He Was Unjustly Criticised by u Member of the Council. Denosaeei Certain Act* In ScatHlng Langougc—Meeting of Police Hoard Enlivened by Major's Talk
COURT BRIEFS
Postmaster* Appointed
THORPE SAYS * NO FAVORITISM Lei Monte (Jannot Hope lor Preference If Private Kooms Are Boxes, Doors Must Come Off Three Commissioner* Visit Gordoa's Heaturant and lavcitlgale Condi* tlona on the Second Floor, Where It la Claimed the Rule la lieing Violated—Elton la Mon-Commlttnl
PARK BOARD WILL GIVE BARNETT THE JOB Political Trick That Certain Coandl-111 rn Tried to Tarn Is Balked by the Park Coinmlnaloncrs
POLICE COURT DAY BY DAY
PHYSICIANS MUST REPORT DISEASES Hoard of Health Amends Its Rales In Reference to Reports on Contagious and;lnfectlons Diseases
CHRISTIAN HOSPITAL TRAINING SCHOOL
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DIED
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WILL ERECT A MONUMENT Life Size Statue of Senator White Court Houso Grounds Selected as Location Committee la Unanimous In Favor of * Bronne Statue, and the Location la Chosen Without a Dlxoentlnff Vote. Majority of Subscribers Favored Form of Memorial and Location
ROSE MINEJ.EASED Good Producer Fauci Into tbe Control or New Capital
(RIVEH9IDB COUNTY) CHALLENGE ALLOWED, OF JURY PANEL
CLOSING EVENTS OF THE YEAR AT LOS ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL
TkMtn Party
CLASS DAY EXERCISES AT OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE Rev. W. F. Brown Delivers a Lecture Mild at Tree Is Planted on tit* Cangni
AT SANTA MONICA
CLASS DAY AT POMONA COLLEGE ' Customary Exercises of Departing Students "WMh" Program Furnishes Amusement for the Many Spectators. Commencement Program of School of Manic Is Carried Out
IN SOCIETY
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MANY WELLS CAPPED AROUND M'KITTRICK Productiveness of the Field Difficult to Determine—Tanks and Pools Are Filled to the Brim With Oil
WHITTIER OIL FIELD
STOCK EXCHANGE
Pteken* I* DUulised
JOTTINGS
dt MINING ** I
MINING IN ALASKA i ______ Los Angeles Capital Interested In Gold Claims in the Arctic
GOLD DEVELOPMENT Work Active In California Quarts, River and Placcr Digflngi
FIRST NATIONAL'S FINE QUARTERS Architect Preparing: Plana for New Location Farmers and Merchants* Cashier Says It Will Not Follow Salt In Movlnt, at Least for Ten Years-Some Interesting Banking Flgsres
ALMA MATER IS WABMLY TOASTED St. Vincent's Former Students Gather at Banquet Board They Discuss a Superb Menu and Enjoy a Number of Bright Toasts, gong and Story of College Days Are Repeated With Much Zest
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY HOLDS ALL-DAY EXHIBIT Parent* and Friend* of Papll* Rare the Pleasure of Examining Their Work for the Year
OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
Honeiteadi
Attuhmenu
Miscellaneous
Hot Ices of Completion
Marginal Satisfaction
SUPEHIOII COURT
Judgments
TOWNSHIP COURT
STORRER IS HUNTING ROOMS Deal for Lankershim Quarters Falls Through The Superintendent Says the Postal Will Not Snbnilt to High Hent and Is Taking It* Time Ahont the Selecting of Offices for Its l;se
SENIOR A CLASS DAY AT NORMAL SCHOOL Comedietta In One Act la Given at the Auditorium—Enjoyable Program t Fnrnlmlied
The Favorite Summer Line East
FOOTPADS HAVE CONFESSED CRIME Men Who Robbed J. W. Butler Are in Custody ! They Failed to Beat Their Victim Into Unconsciousness, and He Is Thus Enabled to Give Warning to th« Police, Who Captnre the Men
REVISION COMMITTEE > GETS DOWN TO WORK Council. Will Have Mew Ucfnap Ord t-IlllllPe Kendy to Pass t'pon Barf? Part of Meat Week
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HIGH PRICES GRADUALLY YIELD Bask Failure in Germany Stops Recovery •taeka Rapidly Drop Aw»f Upon Humors of Money Troubles In New York—These Were ISucicrattd to laUiaence Trading—l,ate Recoveries
FINANCIAL REVIEW Money la Leesl Market and World's Banking; Summary
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS Closing of Securities In Los Angelei, »w York and Boston
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LOS A ..LBS SECURITIES
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
PACIFIC.COAST TRADE
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
DAILY UUOTATIOM
COAST SHIPPING
BEAR NEWS AFFECTS WHEAT Rallying Close Brings Prices to Firmer Basis September Closed Hlffhor—First Cnr of Whent for 100 l Crops From Oklahoma Offered In Ckl«scs»C«rn Freely Sold—Sells Jnly Onf Option
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
CALIFORNIA FRUITS HOME AND ABOROAD
LEMON TRADE QUIET Fancy tio at Fall FlgaeN-Ovanvei Not Especially Active
Fralta 1b San Francisco
Eastern Dried Fruits
Sales In Chicago
ROW OF ADOBE SHANTIES BURNED Goldberg's Gasoline Can Caused Havoc Carriage Painter Accuses Cobbler of Having Thrown n Dialing Vessel Pall of Plaid lato Shavlags, aad That This Caused the Destruction
Zsclus Will Speak
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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PITCHED FROM ■ TROLLEY CAR Mrs. Lizzie Burkhardt's Untimely End Dies Five Minutes Alter Being Thrown Into Street Ik( Anldeil Occiri at Tenth and Mala Street*, and Several Ere-Wltaniei Ascribe It to Carelessness. Statemeata Made by the Street Car Men—Woman Raa Ladglug Honee
OPINIONS OF THE LOS ANGELES EXHIBIT Via!tors at the Pan-American Tell of the Work Being Done at Buffalo
GIRLS WILL MAKE A STAND Will Tnsist on Original Demands Do Not Talk Strike, but Urge Their Point They Will Stand Firm for a Ten-Roar Day, Increased Pay for Overtime, and the Recognition of the Union. Painter* Take L'p the lloycott on Cleaver** Main Street laundry
NEW COUNTY ACT CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENT SCHOOL CLOSES BUSY YEAR Entertaining Program Given by Students Blahop Montgomery Makes an A«tdreaa at the Convent »t the Immaculate Heart) Complimenting the Teachers and the Pnplla
Gibbons Itarta for Mllaa
CHILDREN MUST PAY FULL STREET CAR FARE o La. Asielu Railway Company Will Hot Honor School Tlek.t. During Vacation
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