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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 283, 11 July 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SPOOKISTS BREAK UP A HAPPY HOME
HOCHI TAKES IT BACK AND MAKES EFFORT TO SMOOTH IT OVER NICELY
FAMOUS WOMAN GOES TO REWARD
PRESIDENT'S TROPHY PRESENTED TO PREBLE
HOTEL AND WATER MAINS DESTROYED BY DYNAMITE
WATSONVILLE ELECTRIC WILL TEAR UP TRACK
WOMAN WILL GO BACK OF HER OWN ACCORD
CALIFORNIA TO COLLECT $30,000 FROM GOVERNMENT
MOVER GOES ON STAND FOR CODEFENDANT
TWENTY-THIRD SESSION OPENS
CARMAN FOUND GUILTY OF CRIMINAL ASSAULT
ACQUITTED OF EMBEZZLING; CHARGED WITH FORGERY
MOTHER ASSISTS AGED MAN TO MARRY HER 14-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER
TOBACCO TRUST UNDER LAW'S BAN
ACTING MAYOR MAY TELL OF HIS DISGRACE
SWIFTLY DENIES DEMAND REPORT
CITRUS GROWERS AGREE TO CUT DOWN TREES
EDENDALE COTTAGE DESTROYED BY FIRE
BURLINGTON VOLUNTARILY REDUCES TO TWO CENTS
MUNICIPAL ORGANIZATIONS SLOW TO INDORSE PLAN TO ELECT NEW MAYOR
SCHMITZ RENEWS DEMAND FOR RAIL
COLORADO RIVER 'PROMOTER' HELD
CHICAGO GRAND JURY INDICTS THE SANTA FE
Consolidation Enjoined
FORECAST
THREE KILLED AS BUILDING COLLAPSES
STATE BOARD DECLARES SULPHUR FUMES BENEFICIAL
STATE HEALTH BOARD TO TALK PURE FOODS
VALIDITY OF JURY WILL BE DEFENSE
MAYOR SCHMITZ NO LONGER NEEDS HOUSE FOR OFFICE
BROAD COURSE OF STUDY FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS
STUDIES MORE PLASTIC THAN PUPILS, AND THEREIN IS SUGGESTION
GEOMETRY IS EASILY TAUGHT BY NEWER AND BETTER METHODS
NOTEBOOK 18 VALUABLE TO FIX LOCATION OF MILEPOSTS IN HISTORY
QUANTITATIVE WORK FIXES FACTS AS CAN NOTHING ELSE IN CHEMISTRY
FLATS FOR JURYMEN
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Untitled
Off His Mind
RAIL AND TROLLEY
NEW FENDER LAW EFFECTIVE FRIDAY
CITY PROSECUTOR WILL ENFORCE FENDE3 LAW
POLICE RECOVER STOLEN JEWELS
Similarity
WITHDRAWS NOT GUILTY PLEA ON BURGLARY CHARGE
NO WAR WORRY
PLEA FOR TEACHERS
TRANSIT EXTENSION
TWO NEW COUNTIES
AN ANCIENT TRADE UNION
STANDARDIZING MEDICINE
APPEALB IN CRIMINAL CASES
CLEVELAND'S ODD ATTIRE
TO RID THE LAWN OF WEEDS
"MAN WITH TWISTED LIP" IN REAL LIFE
"DRUNK" IN FRENCH
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iHE CITY
POLICE FIND NO TRACE OF M'RAE
The Charmlus Woinun
CONTRACTORS GET IRONCLAD ORDERS
BOYLE HEIGHTS METHODISTS RENDER "DEESTRICK SKULE"
Society
Have Pretty Ceremony
To Meet Visiting Teachers
Luncheon and Card Party
Chooses Attendants
Make Plans for Cat Show
Dance and Whist Party
To Leave for Six Weeks' Trip
Honor Bride>to-Be
To Give Linen Shower
Announce Marriage
To Entertain Informally
Give Informal Card Party
Englishwoman Is Here
Card Club to Meet
Talks on Alaska
WILL RAISE FUNDS BY A DIRECT TAX
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ART IN TEACHING BY NEW METHODS
THE REASON
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ABLE ARGUMENTS ANENT NECESSITY FOR INCREASE OF TEACHERS' SALARIES
BRAVE TEACHER OBJECTS TO HANDLING OF MONEY BY A SPECIAL COMMITTEE
EXPERTS IN OTHER LINES RECEIVE MORE PAY THAN EXPERIENCED TACHERS
COURSE OF MUSIC GIVEN AS STANDARD FOR USE IN VARIOUS GRAMMAR GRADES
N. E. A. DELEGATES ARE INVITED TO THE DE LONGPRE HOME
MANITOBAN WOULD FIND MRS. PATERSON-MARSTENS
GIRLS ESCAPE FROM WHITTIER; ONE CAPTURED
CONSIDER CHILD WELL AS SUBJECT
Brief Interviews and N. E. A. Personals
CORONER SAYS WOMAN DIED OF HEART DISEASE
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ANGELS WIN IN LOOSE CONTEST
SEALS SHUT OUT NORTHERN TEAM
SWIMMER TO VISIT OLD WORLD AS PRINCE'S GUEST
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES |
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
SHAMROCKS LOOKING FOR PITCHER AND CATCHER
RESULTS AT LATONIA
BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS
MEADOWS RESULTS
ANGEL JUNIORS WIN
Railroad Defiant
FEAR REVIVAL OF RIVER FRANCHISE
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
LATONIA
WINDSOR
SEATTLE
BRISK WIND INTERFERES WITH ACCURATE PLAY
SMALL SHIPPER AT DISADVANTAGE
WOMAN SUES FOR BOARD OF EIGHT-YEAR-OLD BOY
SALE OF EAST SEVENTH LOT TO HUNTINGTON FOR $64-500
SAYS HUSBAND LOVES' ANOTHER; DOESN'T PROVIDE
WAVE MOTOR COMPANY TO BUILD NEW PLANT
DECLARES FATHER URGED HIM TO COMMIT MURDER
WIFE BEATER'S FINE PAID BY ABUSED WOMAN
EVERYBODY MAY FISH IN HOLLENBECK PARK
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THE WEATHER
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCKS SEEK READJUSTMENT
New Yo *. Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Gold Export Continues
Treasury Statement
Chicago Live Stock
Crop Bulletin
MINING QUOTATIONS
The Metal Market
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Cotton and Wool
Cotton and Wool
Coffee and Sugar
CANDLED EGGS MUST BE LISTED
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
SAN PEDRO MARINE NEWS
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Sugar and Coffee
San Francisco Shipping
Raisin Prices
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ADVISE PUPILS TO THINK DEEPLY
N. E. A. OFFICERS-ELECT
DIRECTORS
Leg Is Crushed
CITY WILL SUE ON SEWER BOND
WILLIAM HENDRICKS FALLS FROM MOVING STREET CAR
AGED INDIGENT CARPENTER GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
DECLARES MAN SOLD HIM LOT HE NEVER OWNED
GHETTO'S KING IS UNHORSED
GARBAGE INSPECTORS WARN CARELESS WAGON DRIVERS
CHECKS ARE SO EASILY WRITTEN
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