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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 264, 22 June 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MOTION TO ACQUIT IS OVERRULED
WORKERS WILL ACCEPT LAST YEAR'S SCHEDULE
TELEPHONE CASE SET FOR TRIAL
TWENTY INSTITUTIONS MAY PRESERVE AMERICAN RELICS
BELIEVES BAD TREATMENT DROVE GIRLS TO SUICIDE
REFUSE REWARD PAID BY BROTHER PATROLMEN
CONTRACT LET FOR 130 MILES OF PIPE
SENATOR HANNA'S SON IS DIVORC.ED BY WIFE
BATTALION OF SOLDIERS JOINS RIOT
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES GIVES CONFIDENTIAL VOTE TO FRENCH GOVERNMENT
Promise to Be Good
TURTLE FIRST CAUGHT IN SOUTH PACIFIC IS SAN DIEGO PUZZLE
CALLS STRIKERS 'UNWHIPPED MOB'
GRAND JURORS ARE BIG EXAMINED
4> table: of temperatures
KEEN REGRET KILLS CLEVER YOUNG GIRL
ROCKEFELLER PAYS FINE FOR MOTORING TOO FAST
TAFT IS CALLED UPON TO SETTLE DISAGREEMENT
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE MEETING IS POSTPONED
TRAVELERS WILL MEET IN MILWAUKEE NEXT
Offers Reward for Bandit
Court-Martial Prompt
ANTI-SALOON SENTIMENT FIGURES IN CAMPAIGN
SAYS BOISE CASE HELPS UNIONISM
CALLS TENTH SESSION OF MINING CONGRESS
FINAL OBSTACLE TO INCREASE IS REMOVED
DEATH OF GRAND JUROR HAS NO LEGAL EFFECT
CLEVELAND MUCH BETTER; WILL LEAVE BED TODAY
STEAMER BURNED AND THREE SEAMEN KILLED
Governor Makes Appointments
OPERATORS STOP WORK AND STRIKE
VICE PRESIDENT MAKES APPEAL TO NALLY ON HUMANITARIAN GROUNDS
NEW YORK SURPRISED AT CALIFORNIA STRIKE; THOUGHT IT SETTLED
STRIKE NOT LIKELY TO SPREAD TO OTHER SOUTHERN POINTS
THE DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST
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WHEEELER DECLARES CONDITIONS GRAVE
BELIEVE ITALIANS KNOW OF MILLIONAIRE'S MURDER
HOMESEEKERS READY TO FILE ON IRRIGATED LANDS
EMPEROR WILLIAM WINS OVER ONLY ADVERSARY
STRIKE WILL NOT FOLLOW ' DISSOLUTION OF DOUMA
Leaves Millions to Institute
Utility Bill Passed
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WILSON EXPECTS MEAT TO GO UP
Club Clerk Arraigned
ALLEGED TOOL THIEF CAPTURED
DR. HENRY WILL OPEN EVANGELISTIC MEETING
ALLEGED MEDIUM CAN'T BE LOCATED
SPECIAL POWERS GIVEN GOVERNORS
JAPAN'S POLICY TO REMAIN AS IT IS
NORMAL SENIORS GIVE RECEPTION
INVITATIONS ISSUED FOR GRADUATION EXERCISES
DR. PERCE NAMED AS ECLECTICS' HEAD
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Untitled
THE ROOSEVELT ISSUE
SUMMER SOLSTICE
CITY'S FINANCES ENGAGE ATTENTION
WITHDRAWS CLAIM TO VET'S ESTATE
DEMAND BODY OF BERTHA BEILSTEIN
RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR WENTWORTH HOTEL
COOL-HEADED DELIVERY BOY AVERTS DISASTER
AIKEN SUMMONED BEFORE GRAND JURY
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THE CITY
SMALL ARMY SEEKS JOBS ON AQUEDUCT
REMARKABLE RESCUE
SAVES HER FIDO FROM DOGCATCHER
GROCER DISCHARGED BY , LUNACY COMMISSION
THIEF ESCAPES WITH MINIMUM SENTENCE
GREEN, YOUNG AND MARSH SLATED FOR COMMISSION
MOTORMAN HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER
CITY HALL ANNEX IS TAKING SHAPE
BOARD AWARDS BIDS ON FOUR STREET PROJECTS
WILL MAKE WATER BOARD NOMINATIONS MONDAY
INCORPORATIONS
CHURCH TO HOLD BIG LAWN FETE
THREE YEARS AT FOLSOM PENALTY FOR BURGLAR
COURT REINSTATES NELS PETERSON'S BOND
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SUPERINTENDENT'S ACTION QUESTIONED
SANTA MONICA HIGH GRADUATES BIG CLASS
ABBOT KINNEY IS ORDERED TO STOP
LONG BEACH COUNCIL CHANGES MEETING HOUR
Given Farewell Reception by Followers
OCEAN PARK TO DISINCORPORATE
CONTRACTOR MAKES TRIP TO INSPECT CONSTRUCTION
DEMANDS DAMAGES OF CITY ATTORNEY
GIVE GODSPEED TO BABA BHARATI
lumber company would occupy city streets
TRIP SHOOTS AT PASADENA OFFICER
ARE NOW AMONG SCHOOL'S ALUMNI
LONG BEACH MAY HAVE MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE
HID CASH IN SHOE AND WHOLE SUM IS STOLEN
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MISSOURI VANES HAS SAD HISTORY
PLANS BETTER MAIL SERVICE
CLERKS PROTEST AGAINST SATURDAY NIGHT OPENING
PROMINENT EDUCATORS TO ADDRESS INDIAN TEACHERS
MANY DRUIDS STILL IN CITY
BAD MAW RABBIT IS GIVEN A JAIL SENTENCE
FREUND MUST ANSWER FOR BARROOM ASSAULT
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CARNES TOUCHED FOR MANY HITS
HEAT ABSORBER TO SHOW TRAIL
BIG ARENA FOR BILL AND TOMMY
GEARY'S BOAT FIRST IN OPENING OF TRIAL HEATS
WEBFOOTERS DROP A GAME TO COMMUTERS
WINS U. S. CHAMPIONSHIP
STANDING OF THE MAJOR LEAGUE CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE RAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
OCCIDENTAL HAS ANOTHER COACH
BLINKS FIRST IN BIG SHOOT
SMITH STILL PLAYING
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
CANARDO WINS AT JUICY ODDS
RESULTS A4J LATONIA
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RESULTS
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
ENTRIES AT LATONIA
., AMATEUR MANAGERS ATTEN- <h tTION! 4>
CONDUITS NEEDED IN CITY STREETS
AT PARENT'S REQUEST, HE WEDS FATHER'S WIFE
TROOPS QUELL RIOT AND BREAK BARRICADE
SERIOUS RIOT OCCURS IN PORTUGUESE CAPITAL
CALLS DOUMA SESSION 100 DAYS OF CAPTIVITY
WOULD PREVENT CITY FROM TAKING RAILWAY
ARMED BAND ATTACKS MAIN GUARD HOUSE
SAYS DEPRESSION IS SURE TO COME
FINE WHISTLER IS HIS FOX TERRIER
SENT AUTO THROUGH WALL TO GET TRAIN
PRICES KISSES AT $3 EACH
FARMER SLEW BEAR WITH MULE'S HELP
NO ICE CREAM FOR DOG AT SODA FOUNTAIN
TOO MUCH GOLD KILLS -MILLIONAIRE" DOG
GUESSEKOFFSKY'S ASSASSIN IS CONDEMNED TO DEATH
ARRESTS HIS OWN WIFE JUST TO SHOW OFF
SAUERBIER, A PASTOR, WANTS "BIER" OFF NAME
PHILADELPHIA WOMAN CLINGS TO "PRIZE" DOG
ALL DOORS OPEN TO A COOK SEEKING WORK
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THE WEATHER
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
ENCOURAGEMENT IS OF NEGATIVE SORT
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Statement
Credit Balances
The Metal Market
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Want More Bonds
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Sugar and Coffee
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
DAILY MINING CALL
Pacific Coast Trade
Cotton and Wool
BUTTER SITUATION UNDER DISCUSSION
BANK CLEARINGS
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
LIFE SAVING CORPS FITTING UP STATION
DRIED FRUITS COMMAND HIGHEST PRICES OF YEAR
DEDICATES NEW ORGAN IN MEMORY OF HIS SON
RETIRING EDUCATORS HONORED BY RECEPTION
AUTO CRASHES INTO BUGGY, INJURING THREE
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RAIL AND TROLLEY
COAL CARS HAVE RIGHT OF WAY
NAME SKINNER AS ARBITRATOR
FIRES A BULLET INTO HER HEART
ADVISE AGAINST FIESTA FOR THE COMING YEAR
INDIAN CHORUS TO VISIT LOS ANGELES
PARTY SCALES MOUNT WILSON FROM EATON'S
NEW CENTURY CLUB MEMBERS DISCUSS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
GREEN'S APPOINTMENT AS COMMISSIONER PLEASES
DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY TO GIVE DUTCH LUNCHEON
NEWSY NOTES FROM THE CROWN CITY
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM LONG BEACH
RESERVOIR BURSTS, CAUSING DESTRUCTION
SPRINKEL CASE MAY BE SETTLED OUT OF COURT
AGED WOMAN PASSES AWAY AFTER LONG RESIDENCE
ECLECTIC PHYSICIANS VISIT THE CITY OF LONG BEACH
Oh, Very Well
LIBRARY BOARD TO VIEW PENNY ARCADE PICTURES
One Trial Was Enough for Him
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