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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 36, 6 November 1906
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
DEFEAT OF HEARST NOW IS PREDICTED
COLORADO POLITICIANS ARE ENTIRELY AT SEA
DOESN'T SEE HOW HEARST CAN WIN
SITUATION IS BADLY MIXED IN IDAHO
SOCIALISTS CLAIM GAINS IN MONTANA
ILLEGAL REGISTRATIONS ARE NOT NUMEROUS
DEMOCRATS EXPECT VICTORY IN MINNESOTA
MORMONS EXAMINE VOTING MACHINES
MORMONS AND GENTILES WILL FIGHT TO A FINISH
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY SHOWN IN MISSOURI
Favor Joint Statehood
Statehood Will Win
McCreary Claims Victory
Both Claim Wisconsin
Republicans Claim Victory
Close In Montana
Victory Is Assured
Republicans Claim Ninth
Both Claim Victory
Predict Big Majority
Claim Big Majority
Expect a Small Vote
Expecte a Large Vote
Voters Not Interested
Predict Clear Sailing
Democratic as Usual
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS UNITE TO DEFEAT W. R. HEARST
BLOODY FIGHT EXPECTED TODAY
MISSING TREASURER PROMISES TO SETTLE
Gale Sends Bark Ashore
THINK MISPLACED RAIL PROBABLY CAUSED WRECK
YOUTHS WILL GOVERN CITY
TWENTY-FIVE BIG AUTOS BURN
ANGELENO DIES IN DENVER
WILL SEEK TREASURE IN THE BRINY DEEP
PURSER CROSSES THE ATLANTIC 901 TIMES
ESSAYS SUICIDE IN COURT
Lipton Attends Gambol
ELECTION RETURNS
20,000 PLURALITY IS CLAIMED FOR BELL
NON-PARTISANS EXPRESS CERTAINTY OF ELECTING THEIR COMPLETE TICKET
Untitled
STRONG PLEA MADE FOR NON-PARTISAN ACTION ON JUDICIARY
ESLIE HEWITT BEGINS AN ACTIVE CAMPAIGN FOR CITY ATTORNEY!
ADCOCK FAVORED AS NOMINEE FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE
HON. THOMAS 0. TOLAND CONTINUES CAMPAIGN IN THE SOUTHLAND
REPUBLICANS AGAIN SELECT D. C. M'GARVIN AS THE CITY CHAIRMAN
VERY LITTLE MONEY IS BEING WAGERED ON THE ELECTION
SPECIAL WIRE TO SUPPLY ELECTION NEWS AT DEMOCRATIC CLUB
THEODORE A. BELL CONFIDENT OF RECEIVING 20,000 PLURALITY
GEORGIA MAN TO DIE ON GALLOWS
FIVE DROWN DURING A GALE
Freedmen May Lose Lands
Will Hold Court All Day
Thaw U Ready for Trial
GOV. SPARKS IS TAKEN ILL
FIVE HUNDRED SAILORS IN MUTINOUS OUTBREAK
FIVE HUNDRED SHOTS FIRED DURING A RIOT
Hermit Burns to Death
LOS ANGELES MAN BLOWS OUT BRAINS
THE DAIS NEWS
FORECAST
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM VICTORY
Tells Employes to Shoot
Song Writer Weds
WANT MORMON CHURCH TO KEEP HANDS OFF
MANY VESSELS ARE IN DISTRESS
Narrowly Escape Death
Rains Follow Sand Storms
COURT DECIDES AGAINST SMELTING COMPANIES
JACOB H. SCHIFF JOINS STONE SETTERS' UNION
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Apple Crop Breaks Record
Crushed Under a Car
Churches Expect Prosecution
EDITOR OF COLLIER'S ANSWERS CHARGES
WEATHER FORECASTS TO BE MADE BY PLANTS
Expect More Rain
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PLAYS NANCE OLDEN IN "IN THE BISHOP'S CARRIAGE'1
PLAY AT MASON IS REAL TREAT
"PRISONER OF ZENDA," _JHE BELASCO OFFERING, FULL OF GLOWING COLOR
FEMALE COMEDIANS ARE ATTRACTION AT THE ORPHEUM
GOOD WORD IS SAID IN BEHALF OF WARD IN ASSESSOR FIGHT
FUNNY POLITICAL COMEDY A SUCCESS AT FISCHER'S THEATER
Burbank School of Acting
OLD MAN STRUCK BY CAR
WHERE IS GEORGE ASHTON?
BOY IS LOST IN BIG CITY
WOULD DISCARD ALL THE VOTING MACHINES
POSTAL INSPECTOR ARRIVES
INSTITUTE PLANS EXHIBIT
FIND DEFICIENCY IN STORM SEWER FUND
INDIAN INJURED IN A ROW
Kill Seventeen Officer*
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HEARD AROUND THE CORRIDORS
DON'T LOSE YOUR VOTE
NON-PARTISAN CITY TICKET
UR(if:S CITIZENS TO FREE STATE FROM CORPORATIONS
TOURISTS STILL CROWD TRAINS
LAW ALUMNI INDORSE HOUSER
BLAMES REFORM SCHOOL TO WOMEN
OBSERVE LUTHER'S BIRTHDAY
.. » WISCONSIN MAN VISITS JUDGE ROSE
NOBLE'S ELECTION IS JUST LIKE GETTING MONEY FROM HOME
COUNTY NON-PARTISAN PLATFORM AND TICKET
COUNTY NON-PARTISAN TICKET
DEM OCRA TIC STA TH TICKE T
ONLY ONE OWNER BENEFITED
WANT BRANCH OPEN LONGER
MEDIUM OFFERS TO EFFECT SALE
INCORPORATIONS
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Untitled
I WP FORCiPT"
PERSONIFIED "RIOT AND ROT"
THR AMRNDMPNTS
ON THE ROAD TO MANDALAY
The Morning and Evening Girl
WOMEN AT WORK ON CLAIM ALONE
A VOTE FOR GILLETT IS A VOTE FOR RUEF
Putting It Plainly
WHITESTONE'S IDOL SMASHED
Settling It
Autumn's Coming Out
M-Llncs and Plck-Ups
A Foolmeter
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THE CITY
ASSERT VENDERS SWINDLE
IMPROVEMENTS ARE GOING ON
TELLS HOW SHE SNUBBED KING
TAKE BIDS ON STREET WORK
RIVIRA TRIAL IS CONTINUED
Society
Solemnlte Quiet Wedding
Bazaar Opens
To Entertain Club
To Talk on Decorating
New Club to Meet
Society Women Hostesses
All-Day Meeting
Press Club to Meet
WOMEN'S CLUES
Suffrage Association Meets
URGE QUICK ACTION ON HOLLYWOOD ANNEXATION
CITY BUYS MORE OWENS ACREAGE
SAY TEAMSTER WAS CRUEL
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BOTH WORKING LIKE DEMONS
FIGHT ARTICLES ON THE WAY TO TONOPAH
KENNIBTON DEFEATB LACY
4>4> «l II l »-« Al«n ■. '♦ 9 THOMAS MATCHED.<S>
SPORTING GOSSIP AND COMMENT
Normal Condition
COUNCIL WANTS BRIDGE RUSHED
WORK IS NOT GOOD FOR BALL PLAYERS
PRESIDENT CLARK GOES TO SALT LAKE
Leaders Are Confident
LOS ANGELES WINS FIRST GAME OF ROLLER POLO
SOLVES MYSTERY OF MILK DISAPPEARANCE
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS AT LATONIA PARK
BILLIARD PLAY CONTINUES
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLZ
WIDOW WILL RECEIVE HALF
ANTON BESOLD SAID TO HAVE A RECORD LIKE JOHANN HOCH
BESOLD'S MATRIMONIAL PLUNGES
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BROKERS CONTROL STOCK MARKET
ITOCH M.I I■•." I IHMKH
New York Stocks , B w s [■*■ . . . 1 2 9,2 20,20 . . 18,9 2,6 . . 1 1 . .';. ; . 1 4 7 1 . " . 1 • .•. 2 6 .",, 5,7 2 . 2.4 2 2 6 6 8 1 . 4 4 3 lITSI . i 8 1t10,9001t1
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Statement
The Metal Market
Cotton and Wool
Sugar and Coffee
Credit Balance*
CAME AND FISH IN LIGHT SUPPLY
Pacific Coaat Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
FINANCIAL
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
BIG WAREHOUSE TO BE ERECTED
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
San Francisco Shipping
FEAR FOLD IS BEING ADROITLY LED ASTRAY
Cashier Enda His Life
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THE WEATHER
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TERSELY TOLD NEWS IN AND ABOUT PASADENA
PRISONER MAKES BREAK FOR LIBERTY; IS CAUGHT
WILL CELEBRATE *PIER DAY
BERTONNEAU HEADS BOARD
LITTLE NEWS NOTES FROM LONG BEACH
SANTA FE TRAIN MANGLES MAN CROSSING TRACKS
MEN'S CLUB GETS FINE START
LAST CAMPAIGN DAY QUIET
CITIZENS WOULD DIVERT BUDGET FOR FIRE HOUSE
SAYS KETCHAM DESIRED TO DIE IN THE HARNESS
Workman Instantly Killed
Highwaymen Use Razors
MEPHISTIS PUTS DANCE ON 'BUM'
J MR. BELL_ON LABOR ♦
DOG'S LONG VIGIL AT MASTER'S GRAVE
Bank Is Short
TABLE OF TEJIPEIUTIItISS
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POLICE FORCE IS AUGMENTED BY ACT OF CITY COUNCIL
REJOICE OVER SALTON VICTORY
BUSH CONDUITS; SAVE PAVEMENTS
To Hold Fall Meeting
NEW YORK FASHIONS
POPULAR ACTOR PASSES AWAY
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