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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 243, 1 June 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
METAL STRIKE ENDS; 20,000 MEN AFFECTED
IMPORTANT CASE HEARD AT PHOENIX
GOTHAM POLICE PLAN WAR ON THE "BLACK HANO"
HEROIC MOTORMAN TRIES TO STOP RUNAWAY CAR; ARRESTED FOR BATTERY
APRIL AND MAY COLD IN EAST
TROLLEY VICTIMS NUMBER SEVEN
SEVEN MEN DROWNED WHILE ON LOG DRIVE
MUTILATED CORPSE FOUND IN SOAP WORKS
DANES NOT READY TO SELL WEST INDIES
TEN MEN ARE CHOSEN TO TRY W. D. HAYWOOD
OGDEN POLICE OFFICERS MAY FURNISH DAMAGING EVIDENCE AGAINST HAYWOOD
Coghlan to Retire
COMMERCE OF FRANCE PARALYZED
CLYDE SEAMEN'S STRIKE BECOMES ACUTE AND BIG LINERS MAY BE TIED UP
TWO MEN NAMED FOR JOB OF STATE ARMORER
GEORGE BURNHAM JR. TO HAVE A NEW TRIAL
TRAGEDY OF AIR AND SEA COSTS LIVES OF TWO
FOUR PERISH IN BURNING MANSION
YOUNG SOCIALIST GOES TO JAIL FOR SIXTY DAYS
Meets Death in Mine
Mine Menaced by Fire
Crew Abandon Cruiser
Edward Blake Stricken*
FIGHT OVER SCHMITZ JURY
BLOCK CAR LINE WITH RUBBISH
UNITED RAILROADS TO EXTEND ITS HOURS OF SERVICE ON MANY LINES
30,000 REBELS ARE UNDER ARMS
STANDARD BRANCH MUST CARRY INDEPENDENT OIL
JUDGE DUNNE AND FAIRALL CLASH HOTLY
THE DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST
PRESIDENT TALKS TO COLLEGE MEN
GEORGE AND FRANK GOULD TO AID BROTHER
RENTS AND LIVING HIGH IN NORTH
'UNION BEER' IS THING OF PAST
HAWAIIAN JAPS MAKE APPEAL
DEATHS OF THE DAY
JAPS DISCUSSED BY LONDON PAPERS
BOY WATCHES SURGEON AMPUTATE AN ARM
Glenn May Speak
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EFFICIENT HEALTH OFFICER WILL LOSE HIS POSITION
WILL CLEAR CITY OF SPOOK FAKERS
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION URGES VOTES
King Charles Consents
COAST CAPITAL IN GOLD CLAIMS
Massachusetts Society Call
'ZAZA' ENACTED BY MRS. CARTER
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OFFICIAL SAYS CITY HAS OVER 23.000 INCHES
BELIE/ES STRAW VOTING WILL STIMULATE INTEREST IN OWENS RIVER PROJECT
THREE BIG MEN AFTER BIG GAME
CIVIC BODIES GIVE FOURTEEN REASONS
ANOTHER MEETING IS ADDED TO LIST
WOMAN'S LEAGUE HOLDS EXERCISES
BOARD OF HEALTH NAMES SIX MILK INSPECTORS
PRESIDENT BOVARD FAVORS BONDS
PICTURES TO SHOW HOW RIVER LOOKS
MAY BE PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL BIRDS
BUILDING PERMITS GRANTED
BOYS ARE FORBIDDEN TO USE SLING SHOTS
BUILDING MILLS IN NEVADA HILLS
ABANDON, PLAN TO IMPROVE HILL STREET
WILL ABRIDGE SPACE ALLOTTED CONTRACTORS
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COURT DENIES CITIZENSHIP TO JAPANESE
WILL HOLD MEMORIAL FOR FORMER TREASURER
DEPARTMENT PAINTER ADDED TO THE FORCE
EMPLOYE INJURED WHILE WORKING ONJVEW HOTEL
ASKS EXEMPTION OF FIRE DEPARTMENT HOSEMEN
DELIGHTS AUDIENCE WITH CLEVER ACTING
MEMBERS PICK NEW TOURNAMENT HEADS
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM THE CANAL CITY
PASADENA SOCIETY TAKES WHIRL AT CHILD LABOR
WOMAN AWARDED $5000 AGAINST PACIFIC ELECTRIC
POSTAL CARD REMINDER AND APPEAL
THINKS WIFE HAS GONE WITH YOUTH
NOTES OF NEWS FROM THE CROWN CITY FIELD
PLUCKY YOUNG WOMAN ENCOUNTERS BOLD BURGLAR
ESCAPE FROM DEATH WAS TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT
MAYOR HARPER SIGNS NEW BROUGHTON ACT
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM LONG BEACH
JAPANESE BABY WILL BE PLACED ON EXHIBITION
WILL USE FISH TO FERTILIZE HIS VINEYARDS
THREE PERSONS KILLED BY ESCAPING GAS
SAN PEDRO MARINE NEWS
MUSHET WORKS ON NEW BOOK SYSTEM
BATHHOUSE MUDDLE TAKES ANOTHER TURN
BOTH BEACH POSTMASTERS WILL RECEIVE SAME PAY
Honor Kuroki with Banquet
FIND CANNED CLAMS LONG LEFT IN OCEAN
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Untitled
SUMMER CRIME OPENING
DRINK CAUSES DIVORCE
SMALL OPPOSITION SKULKING
CONSULAR CORPS ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET
AUDITOR NELSON ASKS FOR INCREASED BOND
POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS HEAR INTERESTING LECTURE
NEW STREET CAR LINE IS NINE MILES LONG
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THE CITY
MOTHER DIES OF BROKEN HEART
CITY HALL NOTES
INCORPORATIONS
San Francisco Shipping
hum ii(K mi.i<: RESCUE
DENIES HE OWNS NEW ARLINGTON
IMPOSES HEAVY FINE FOR SPEED
ARREST ATTORNEY FOR MISDEMEANOR
COUNCIL TO TAX SOCIAL CLUBS
GAS COMPANY MUST USE SIDEWALK SPACE
WOMAN BEATER IS GIVEN HEAVY SENTENCE
HE'S A GOIN' TER BE A ACTOR MAN
CITY AS LANDLORD HAS TROUBLES OF ITS OWN
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NAGLE PITCHES SHUTOUT BALL
OAKLAND AND MUDDERS SWAT THE SPHERE
MINSTREL BASEBALL CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
L. A. HIGH AND SANTA ANA NINES WILL CLASH
PARADE OF WORK HORSES
BALL MANAGERS VIE IN DEVELOPING YOUNGSTERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
CRAWFORD'S HOME RUN GIVES DETROIT VICTORY
PLANK VERY EFFECTIVE AND PHILADELPHIA WINS
YANKEES ALIVE ON BASES AT BOSTON
RAIN AT ST. LOUIS
ANGLERS MAY CATCH EARLY MORNING BOAT
BREAKS AUTO RECORD
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
PITTSBURG SLAMS BALL AND GREAT CUBS LOSE
BOSTON USES THE STICK AND PHILLIES GO UNDER
BROOKLYN TAKES GIANTS INTO CAMP AFTER CLOSE GAME
WET GROUNDS AT PHILADELPHIA
"BUCK" FREEMAN A HOME RUN HITTER
Those Bad Men
PUBLIC WINS AT EMERYVILLE
BELMONT PARK RESULTS
CHURCHILL DOWNS RESULTS
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
HOEGEE FLAGS PLANDEFEAT OF MORANS
OCCIDENTAL AND POMONA TO PLAY
Sporting Comment
LIFE MEMBERS JOIN NEW WINNEMUCCA CLUB
PITCHER HOSP RETURNS
QUIET ALONG THE PUGILISTIC LIKE
YALE AND PENN APPEAR STRONG
MERCANTILE LEAGUE WILL BE IN ACTION
NEED AN OFFICE CLERK FOR "SKIDOO" ROOM
WINS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
STOCKTON GUESTS SPEND BUSY DAY
INSANE WuMAN ASKS T) BE SENT TO PATTON
Hurt by Automobile
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THE WEATHER
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
BANKER'S VIEWS ON NEVADA TRADE
Not Open Saturday Nights
Savings Banks' Resources
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Cotton and Wool
Sugar and Coffee
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
BIG DEMAND FOR FACTORY OUTPUTS
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
The Metal Market
Exchange Closed
BUTTER AND EGGS QUOTED HIGHER
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
DAILY MINING CALL
New York Coffee
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUIT
STAGNATION IN STOCK MARKET
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
San Diego Prosperous
Treasury Statement
BANK CLEARINGS
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RAIL AND TROLLEY
MAYOR CERTAIN OF OWENS RAILROAD
6. P. TO SLOW DOWN ITS TRAINS
WILL PASS TUNNEL FRANCHISE
LIFE A FAILURE, KILLS HIMSELF
OLD FIRE HORSE IS PUT OUT OF MISERY
WILL SPEAK ON WATER PROBLEM
NAME CAPTAIN ROEDER AS SAFETY INSPECTOR
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