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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 255, 13 June 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
OVERWHELMING VOTE FAVORS GREAT AQUEDUCT
EARLY VOTERS BREAK ALL RECORDS IN GETTING OUT TO POLLING PLACES
AUTOMOBILE DONORS FAIL TO MATERIALIZE IN EXPECTED NUMBERS
BANKER AND LABORER WORK SIDE BY SIDE FOR GOOD OF CITY
CITY ATTORNEY DOES YEOMAN SERVICEIN GETTING OUT THE VOTE
COUNCILMAN YONKIN SAVES SIXTH WARD FROM OPPOSING BONDS
WILLIAM MULHOLLAND HELPS OLDEST VOTER TO BALLOT FOR BONDS
MAYOR AND SECRETARY GET VOTERS TO POLLS BY TELEPHONE WORK
MAYOR HARPER CALLS IT GLORIOUS DAY FOR LOS ANGELES' FUTURE
BEGS JURY TO CONVICT E .E. SCHMITZ
SECRETARY OF NAVY FOUND'
METCALF, LOST FOR DAYS, IS LOCATED
COAL ROADS ARE OBJECT OF ATTACK
SAN FRANCISCO WAGES HIGHEST IN COUNTRY
SALVADOR'S FORCE ROUTS REBEL TROOP
Invading Army Defeated
HEPBURN SCORES RAILROAD CHIEFS
VOTE BY PRECINCTS SHOWS EASY VICTORY
TAXI.X OF TEMPERATURES
CONSOLIDATED STOCK SOARS
DEFENSE SHOWS ORCHARD GUILTY OF PETTY CRIMES
CARRIE NATION AGAIN HACKS INTO LIMELIGHT
JAPANESE PAPERS INFLAME PUBLIC
JAPANESE IN HAWAII IN COMMUNICATION WITH HIGH OFFICERS AT TOKIO
BOYS THROW STONES AT JAPANESE GREENHOUSE; ORIENTALS ARE INDIGNANT
DEVLIN'S REPORT ON ATTACK ON RESTAURANT SUBMITTED TO OFFICIALS
AMBASSADOR KURINO SAYS THERE IS NO TROUBLE BETWEEN U. S. AND JAPAN
RELATIONS BETWEEN JAPAN AND AMERICA ARE LIKELY TO BE MORE STRAINED
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TO RAISE $50,000 FOR PLAYGROUNDS
ORPHANS WILL GO ON COUNTRY TRIP
MAY ERECT SOME NEW BILLBOARDS
ACCUSES PARTNER OF FLIMFLAMMING
POLYTECHNIC TO HAVE ANNUAL VISITORS' DAY
POLICE BOARD TO SIT AS JUDGES
OCCIDENTAL JUNIORS ISSUE STUDENTS' ANNUAL
INCORPORATIONS
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT COMPLETES SCHOOL CENSUS
QUITS MILK INSPECTION TO WEAR POLICE STAR AGAIN
New Kant Train Service to San Bernarillnn unit lloillanda
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HERALD A WINNER FOR QUICK RESULTS
GRANTS MONEY TO INVESTIGATE
Found Dead in Bed
Ontario Man Who Bought Busleigh Lots
STEAMER ASHORE; 4 PERSONS DROWN
CONSTABLE SHOT; SUSPECTS ARRESTED
REBELS ATTACK TOWN; REPULSED
ADMIRAL GIVES UP MOPE THAT OFFICERS ARE ALIVE
DEPUTY SHERIFFS KILL • . FOUR TIMES MURDERER
COLLEGE STUDENTS HAVE CLASS OAY
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES
San Diego Votes Bonds
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OWENS RIVER SMALL TALK
NOTES OF INTEREST AT SEASIDE CITY
LONG BEACH RECEIVES MORE REFRESHING RAIN
GRADUATING CLASS IN HOME MADE PLAY
SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS OFFICE
THROOP ALUMNI GATHER AT ANNUAL BANQUET
COLLECTOR AND MUSICIAN INDULGE IN A FIGHT
A Cure for Lnnie Back
AWARD CONTRACT TO MAKE HARBOR
LONG BEACH SHOCKED BY SUCH AWFUL DOINGS
ELEVEN WILL APPLY FOR LIQUOR LICENSES
HEAVY SEAS DASH LAUNCH TO PIECES
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS IN ANNUAL REUNION
JETTIES WILL EXTEND 700 FEET INTO OCEAN '
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Untitled
GREATER LOS ANGELES
MISTAKEN ZEAL
THE ANTI-TRUST LAW
NO SUCCESSOR TO MRS. EDDY
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THE CITY
GUILTY ESCAPE ON TECHNICALITY
ALUMNAE HONOR GIRL GRADUATES
Stand Under Canopy of Poppies
Only Few Friends Present
Enjoyable Bridge Luncheon
Annual I all
Delightful "at Home"
Is Hostess at Luncheon
Have Church Wedding
Have All-Day Meeting
To Entertain Club Members
Thimble Club Members Meet
To Give Song Recital
Entertain Delightfully
Club Members Are Guests
Are Quietly Married
Celebrate Silver Wedding
Card Club to Meet
Becomes Bride
Give Charming Reception
Solemnize Wedding
OFFICER MAY LOSE HIS STAR
BUILDING PERMITS GRANTED
WORRY OVER DEBT CAUSES TRAGEDY
REMARKABLE RESCUE!
GRADUATING DOCTORS ARE TENDERED A BANQUET
JUPITER PLUVIUS REMINDS VOTERS OF MORE WATER
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MEN READY TO GET TOGETHER
YANKEES WIN IN DEAR OLD LUNNON
INVITATIONS OUT FOR ROWING CLUB'S REGATTA
Alexander Defeats Little
STANDING OF MAJOR LEAGUE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
PITTSBURG WINS SEVEN ACT GAME AFTER DARK
TOO MUCH MOISTURE FOR SOMNAMBULISTS AND CUBS
REIDY FALLS IN SEVENTH INNING
KEENE STABLE MAY SET MARK
MAGNATE PERKINS TELLS ABOUT SUNDAY'S GAME
OPEN-AIR CHESS ALL THE RAGE AT COLUMBIA
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
BYGERT SHOWS ST. LOUIS PLAYERS SOME CURVES
CLEVELAND BUSY WITH CLUB AND BINGLE OFTEN
THREE OF SENATORS' SLAB ARTISTS DRIVEN FROM BOX
DETROIT WALLOPS ORTH AND DEFEATS NEW YORK
CLEVER PLAYERS WILL COMPETE
AUCTION BRINGS $150 FOR ARTICLES LEFT OVER
FAVORITES WIN IN FOUR RACES
RESULTS AT LATONIA
FINISHES AT GRAVESEND
RESULTS AT HAMILTON
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
NEW HANDBALL SCHEDULE TO BE ARRANGED MONDAY
TAIL ENDERS AND ANGELS FAIL TO GET TOGETHER
HE KNEW BURNS IN OTHER CLIMES
GREAT BUNCH OF COLLEGE CREWS
BRITT-NELSON FIGHT CINCHED
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH UNDER WHEELS
ABBOT KINNEY OUTLINES PLANS FOR BIG BREAKWATER
GIRL'S BEST ESSAY WINS A LOVING CUP
GREEK MEETS GREEK AND ONE IS CARVED
CANDIDATES SEEK OFFICE AS JUSTICE OF PEACE
CARNEGIE MEDAL HERO EMPLOYED AT LONG BEACH
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GROW FORESTS IN GRIFFITH PARK
ROOMING HOUSE SALE PRODUCES LITIGATION
Do It <i«
END SCHOOL DUTIES WITH SONG RECITAL
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC GRADUATES FIRST CLASS
TREATED WELL ON JAIL THRESHOLD
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THE WEATHER
PART OF DREDGER IS SAVED FROM FLAMES
GAFFED TURTLE SEEKS REVENGE ON SKIPPER
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCKS CHANGE ON VARYING RUMORS
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Balance
Metal Market
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Dried Fruit Prices
Pacific Coast Trade
Sugar and Coffee
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Cotton and Wool
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
LOB ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Bank Stocks
DAILY MINING CALL
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
PRODUCE PRICES CONTINUE FIRM
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
MINISTERS ARE SCARCE IN WESTERN CANADA
SENDS HIS LICENSE TO WED AS TOKEN OF LOVE DEFEAT
San Francisco Shipping
"HOMEMADE" EGGS FOR DAWSON THIS SUMMER
CURES HORSE OF COLIC BY WALKING BACKWARD
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RAIL AND TROLLEY
RAILWAY EMPLOYES WILL HAVE OUTING
MAYOR SIGNS FENDER MEASURE
SUN PARLOR INVOLVES NEIGHBORS IN QUARREL
QUIT WORK ON ROADS IN ELYSIAN PARK
PROMINENT CITIZEN DIES
FOUGHT AND BLED WITH GENERAL LEE
600 GUESTS SEE WORK OF PUPILS
SON OF INSTRUCTOR IN SLOYD BURIED
AMATEUR CARTOONIST DRAWS DICK DEADEYE
PILING ARRIVES FOR SHIPBUILDING PLANT
DROMGOLD OBJECTS TO SPECIAL CALL
C'huiulirrluln'H Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
MUSIC ANB DRAMA
VIOLA ALLEN ESSAYS FOUR CHARACTERS AND ACHIEVES MARKED SUCCESS
Burton's Quick Study
Undelivered Telegrams
HELPLESS FAMILY FOUND BESIDE MORTIFYING CORPSE
WOMAN AWARDED $7000 DAMAGES
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