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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 34, Number 353, 19 September 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
GENIUS' LIFE PAYS PENALTY
ADVOCATES OF MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP EF.'COURAGED
BODY OF MEXICANS' VICTIM SENT TO UTAH
Carrie Nation Arrested
UNABLE TO DISTINGUISH WIFE FROM HER DOUBLE
100 LIVES REPORTED LOST IN SHIP FIRE
RAILROAD'S FIGHT ON LOW RATE WEAKENS
LEOPOLD, FEARING LOSS OF CONGO, FOE OF PEACE
Candy Girls on Strike
Anti.Saloon League Elects
WILL ARREST BIG GRAFTERS
French Painter Dead
FACE DEATH IN FLAMES
COPPER COMPANIES TO CURTAIL PRODUCT HALF
FORECAST ;. /.•.¦;; .:.;.:;¦¦ <$>
OKLAHOMA ROLLS UP BIG DEMOCRATIC VOTE
WOMEN PULL HAIR IN FIGHT OVER BALL GAME
Russians Rob Bank
Root Leaves for Washington
ENGLAND HAS TAINTED MEAT
BONAPARTE VOICES STERN VIEWS ON LAW BREAKING
Greeks Disdain Mexicans
31 Japanese Killed on Vessel
OIL CO. GETS HUGE PROFIT
BONAPARTE CONFERS WITH SIMS REGARDING ALTON
OIL COMPANY'S PRESIDENT PROFESSES TOTAL IGNORANCE
CONSTANTINE ON TRIAL FOR KILLING WOMAN
BUBONIC PLAGUE CASES NUMBER THIRTY-TWO
ASSOCIATED PRESS HOLDS ITS ANNUAL MEETING
Three Entombed in Mine
Colic and Diarrhoea
FORAKER DEFENDS V. 5. CONSTITUTION
PHILIPPINES MAY HAVE PUBLIC UTILITIES LAW
GAS COMPANY PLANT ABLAZE; LOSS $50,000
PARENTS OF CZOLGOLCZ PAUPERS; ASK CHARITY
Food Canners Protest
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FUNNY MEN GET CHECKS
OLD HERALD CROWD DINES STRICK GILLILAN
MR. AND MRS. A. J. TAYLOR ENTERTAIN FOR J. M. LEWIS
WOMEN HELP STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
SOME NINTH STREET OWNERS OBJECT TO LIGHTING PLAN
OBJECTIONS 808 UP TO SIXTEENTH STREET SCHEME
NEW ORDINANCE WILL STOP SHORT WEIGHT ICE TRICKS
WANTS $10,000 DAMAGES FROM RAILWAY COMPANY
LODGER INJURED BY FALLING DOWN STAIRS
Elect L. B. Lockard
Mother Slays Children
MEAT INSPECTOR TRAYNOR IS DOUBLY BEREAVED
SEES PERIL TO PREACHERS IN MUCH ROLLER SKATING
UNCLE REVENGED FOR WARD'S FLIGHT AS HOST
"MY WIFE'S KILLING ME," PHONES DOCTOR TO POLICE
RAILROAD MEN BLAMED FOR WRECK OF TRAIN
COUNCILMEN ARE FIGHTING PROPOSED RESERVE FUND
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SOCIALISTS SOBERING
THE FLAREBACK
RAILROAD LANDS
GUN-MEN
FUNERAL CUSTOMS
WILL REFORM HYGIENICALLY
Cruiser Milwaukee Arrives
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THE CITY
FIFTEEN THOUSAND PAY * HIGHER PERSONAL TAX
NEW SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR AT OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE
Oriental Limited Wrecked
EBELL CLUB ISSUES OCTOBER PROGRAM
Society
MeG raw. Jorgenson
Santa Barbara Wedding
Twenty.Five. Wedded Years
Marsden.Byrd
The Musical World
PLAN TO HONOR THE BOTTLE THAT CAUSED THEIR ROMANCE
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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BOATS RIVALS FOR HONOR OF CARRYING PRESIDENT
EMBEZZLER CONFESSES
NOTES OF INTEREST FROM LONG BEACH
MAKtb DARING DASH OVER SWOLLEN STREAM IN TIME
PLAN TO ESTABLISH FOREST ON ISLAND
NEW DEPARTMENTS FOR THROOP GRAMMAR SCHOOL
PETTY THIEVES STEAL PAINT VALUED AT $30
NEW MANAGER APPOINTED FOR MT. WILBON HOTEL
UNION OIL COMPANY TO ENTER CROWN CITY
$13,000 LIGHT BILL IS PRESENTED TO PASADENA
PASADENA TAXES TO BECOME DUE BHORTLY
WILL INSTALL 200 LAMPS ON POORLY LIGHTED BTREETS
.WILL TRAVEL TO KERN COUNTY BY AUTOMOBILE
COMMISSIONERS MAY BUY AUTO CHEMICAL ENGINE
COMMISSIONER MEDILL EXPLAINS HIS PROJECT
BASKETBALL COACH CHOSEN FOR THRCOP
CITY*DENIES VALIDITY OF OLD POWER CONTRACT
SUES DEPOT MASTER FOR OLD BARBER BILL
'ENOCH ARDEN' GETS A FROSTY RECEPTION
ESCAPES DEA TH BY A NARROW MARGIN
STREET CAR COMPANY ASKS NEW FRANCHISES
PRAISES WORK DONE ON LONG BEACH HARBOR
RECEIVES WORD THAT SON WAS MURDERED
SUES TO TECOVER PRICE PAID FOR AILING HORSE
NEW YORKERB ATTEND PICNIC AT BEACH TOWN
RIDE WITH $100,000 WITHOUT A GUARD
WILL SUE TO DECIDE LEGALITY OF ELECTION
CHILD MIXES MATCHES WITH FAMILY'S COFFEE
Page 6 Advertisements
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BURBANK NOT ONLY WIZARD
ESCAPES INSTANT DEATH BY NARROW MARGIN
THREATENS SWEETHEART'S LIFE AND IS ARRESTED
RAT-KILLING SQUAD VISITS CHINATOWN
ASSOCIATION MEMBERS WILL RECEIVE TONIGHT
DROPS PETITION FOR REMOVAL OF EXECUTOR
DRIVER HURLED FROM WAGON DURING RUNAWAY
PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN CONGESTED CONDITION
CHARGE YOUTH WITH DARING ROBBERIES
THIEF ENTERS APARTMENTB AND STEALS JEWELRY
WATSONVILLE TO HOLD GREAT FRUIT FESTIVAL
A Humane Appeal
PERSONALS
COUNCIL WILL CREATE NEW ASPHALT INSPECTOR
DR. MOORE THROWS BOMB INTO HEALTH OFFICE CAMP
Page 7 Advertisements
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LOCAL COLOR IN EVIDENCE
BUSHER TEAMS READY FOR FINAL CONTESTS
NEW PEERLESS CAR ON GLIDDEN TOUR
OCCIDENTAL HAS BRIGHT PROSPECTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ATHLETES TO HONOR MCIORIOUS CREW
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
U. S. C. FOOTBALL PROSPECTS BRIGHT
DEMPSEY WINS
Battleship Little Damaged
ANGELS WIN WITH TWO SAFE WALLOPS
BOODLERS' NEWMAN EASY FOR OAKLAND
DUCK HUNTERS ARE EAGERLY WAITING
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES |
TORONTO
LEXINGTON
GRAVESEND RESULTS
REBULTS AT LEXINGTON
RESULTS AT TORONTO
WARRANTS ISSUED FOR MILLIONAIRES' ARREST
WILL CHOOSE DIRECTORS
ROD AND REEL CLUB PLANS A BARBECUE
Fear ERldemic of Beri.Berl
Page 8 Advertisements
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ALL OF THE LATE NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
MISSOURI
COLORADO
RHODE ISLAND
CONNECTICUT
WHITE MAN BURIED BY COLORED PASTOR
NEW YORK
MASSACHUSETTS
UTAH
TENNESSEE
SOUTH DAKOTA
TEXAS
DIES BY GAS WITH WARNING ON DOOR
VIRGINIA
PENNSYLVANIA
INDIANA
ILLINOIS
NORTH CAROLINA
KENTUCKY
BOYS NEAR DEATH ON TOP OF TRAIN
LOUISIANA
IDAHO
ARKANSAS
OKLAHOMA
OHIO
MARYLAND
JOWA
MINNESOTA
THE WEATHER
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
SLUMP HITS STEEL STOCKS
New York Stocks
Financial Record
Metal Market
Chicago Live Stock
Butter, Egga and Cheese
MINING EXCHANGE S7ARTS BUSINESS
MINING QUOTATIONS
EASTERN MARKETS RAISE QUOTATIONS
Pacific Coast Trade
FINANCIAL
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUB FRUITS
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
San Francisco Shipping
FRUIT MARKET
Building Permits Granted
CHICO CROP OF PRUNES IS BEING HARVE3TED
CHICAGO GRAIN
BUCK TO BE BROUGHT BACK AND RESENTENCED
Cotton and Wool
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SAYS UNCLE LEFT ESTATE
FINDS FOX TERRIER AFTER A LONG SEARCH
RATS HOLD CARNIVAL IN JAPANESE RESTAURANT
HOTEL MANAGER HURT BY HIS AUTOMOBILE
UNIDENTIFIED MEXICAN BADLY INJURED BY CAR
CITY SUES ICE COMPANY FOR UNPAID LICENSE FEE
LIKES MOTHER'S HOME BETTER THAN HUSBAND'S
PUPILS HAVE DIFFICULTY IN GETTING NEW BOOKS
PEDDLER ARRESTED FOR THEFT OF JEWELRY
RA TES ON L UMBER ADVANCED BY ROADS
YOM KIPPUR OBSERVED WITH SOLEMN SERVICES
ROBBER FORCES DOOR AND ROBS APARTMENTS
Buy It Now
NEW INCORPORATIONS
THIRTY.SEVEN PLAYS. HAVE IDENTICAL TITLE
MAY ADJUST AFFAIRS OF WENTWORTH HOTEL
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