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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 72, 13 December 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
"BLACK BOSS" WILL GO FREE FOR TESTIFYING AGAINST CALHOUN
FEW MINERS, UNMOLESTED, RESUME WORK
SOCIETY WOMEN WORK HARDER THAN GIRLS IN STORES OR FACTORIES
ANGELENOS INJURED IN COLORADO WRECK
Summary of the News
FORECAST
HENEY WILL PUSH INQUIRY INTO FAILURE
COLTON FUNDS WERE NOT FOR BANKING USE
DEPICTING HORROR, CONSTERNATION AND RAG E OF PRESIDENT WHEN j 1
HARRIMAN TO BE GRANTED IMMUNITY
SURE OF DEATH, ASKS DELAY OF SISTER'S FUNERAL
Wire Fires Car
CHICAGO MAY LOSE SUNDAY CARS, BARBER SHOPS, RESTAURANTS
ROOSEVELT TO PROBE MIL 7 ON BIBLE SALE
URGES $1,000,000 SAN DIEGO DRY DOCK
DENVER, JULY 7, CHOICE OF DEMOCRATS
CITY HONORED BY COMMITTEE SCENE OF GENERAL REJOICING
ANYWHERE BETWEEN BOBTON AND SAN FRANCISCO SAYS BRYAN
$20,000 PAID FOR INDIAN LAND VALUED AT $250,000
ABSCONDER, CAPTURED IN MEXICO, ON WAY HERE
COMMISSIONER ATTACKS LIFE INSURANCE REBATING
ELEVEN MARINE COMPANIES* MUST LEAVE CALIFORNIA
OUTLAWS PUT PRICE ON GOVERNMENT AGENT'S HEAD
ONLY (INK "BROMO QUIM.VK'
SENATE DEMANDS FINANCIAL REPORT
ORCHARD REPEATS STORY IN TRIAL OF PETTIBONE
BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER WINS POSTOFFICE FIGHT
NO PROSCUTION FOR SLAYER OF F. S. BURTON
Prepay Freight to Goldfield
ELECTRIC POWER FOR CALIFORNIA CITIES
LEADER OF ABDUCTORS OF MISS STONE ASSASSINATED
MUSICIANS TO PROTEST NEW COPYRIGHT BILL
AGED MAN FIGHTS FIRE FOR BABY; BOTH MAY DIE
Graft Cases Go Over
CHILDREN TO VIEW PRIZE POULTRY
ORANGE COUNTY SHIPPERS STAND BY INSPECTOR
Major Thomas W. Park Dies
Shot by Robbers
Fanning Island Auctioned
$188,000 WATER BILL OF FIFTH AVtENUE HOTEL
500 FOR IDEAL COLONY ON SOUTH SEA ISLAND
MINERS, IMPRISONED. GET CHEER BY TELEPHONE
RTCLUBE LEAVE 3 GIRL WHO AIDED HIM $75,000
Nebraska's Speed Satisfactory
COUNCIL 10 PAY BOUNTY ON RATS
LUMBER RATES TO EAST 0? ROCKIES PROHIBITIVE
RESERVE CHANNEL FOR SHIPS 600 FEET LONG
Unwritten Law Only Defense
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PROMINENT MINING MAN SLAIN BY EMPLOYES
DENIES HE SHOT LYONS
JOLTING ON FIRE ENGINE CAUSE OF APPENDICITIS
Arrested on Suspicion
To the Race*
HOLD DE PLAA ON CHARGE OF MURDER
ARREST MANY FOR ILLEGAL VOTING
$2 tor $1
ILLNESS OF ATTORNEY CAUSES POSTPONMENT
RENT NEW ROOMS FOR POLICE JUDGE AUSTIN
COLLEGE PLAY TO BE SEEN AT THE MASON
Cure Your Cold Before It Endanger*
U. S. TO BE CONGRATULATED ON ROOSEVELT'S DECISION
NORTH HILLS WOULD MENACE SOME BLOCKS
COUNCIL WILLING TO ACCEPT SCRIP
STAGE HAND ARRESTED FOR FORCING MOROSCO'S NAME
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AT GOLDFIELD
BUT TEN DAYS MORE
A GRAVE BLUNDER
1908
Pacific Naval Base Is Urged as a Necessity
When Churches Unite to Fight Political Iniquity
SANTA CLAUS UP TO DATE
$2 for $1
FUNNYGRAPHS
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THE CITY
The Bent Is Always Clieupest
$2 for $1
PLAN SURPRISE ON 18TH BIRTHDAY
ADMIRAL SWINBURNE TO RETURN IN MARCH
CITY BRIEFS
ATTORNEY TO SPEAK AT JOINT MEETING
The Musical World
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FAST TIME MARKS DAY AT ARCADIA
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
LOS ANGELES ATHLETE IS HARVARD CAPTAIN
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
BANTA ANITA PARK
EMERYVILLE
QUEENERS WANT GAME
FRIDAY THE 13TH TODAY
CLEM'S SELECTIONS
GRIPS SELECTIONS
AMERICAN LEAGUE MEETS
SOLDIEFtS TO ?LjY WITH PRINCETON AND HARVARD
HERALD'S EMERYVILLE FORM CHART
CRIP SHOT AT OAKLAND
NOTTER IS RIGHT
$2 for $1
SULLIVAN IS NOT COMING
KETCHELL IS THE WINNER
U. S. C. SOPHS BEAT PREPS AT BASKETBALL
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TABBIES NOW IN LIMELIGHT
INTERNATIONAL GANG OF PICTURE THIEVES AT WORK
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NEWS OF NEIGHBORING CITIES
REPLIES TO THE MAYOR
COOL WEATHER STOPS WORK ON MOUNT WILSON
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WILL RIDE IN TALLYHO
FILE CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES
I OMPANY TO CONSTRUCT MANY NEW BUILDINGS
NEW MACHINERY FOUND TO BE FULL OF SAND HOLES
WEDDING POBTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS
INTERDSTING NEWS NOTE 3 FROM BEACH RESORT
NEW OFFICERS OF LODGE INSTALLED
NEW JUVENILE COURT PROVES SUCCESSFUL
GIRL FRIENDS UNITE IN CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS
BOARD OF TRADE TO CELEBRATE WITH BANQUET
k Sunday Excursions
WILL INVITE ADMIRAL EVANS TO VISIT SHORES
WOMEN ARRANGE'TO BUILD NEW CLUBHOUSE
PLAN TO CONSTRUCT NEW AUTOMOBILE ROAD
FOGLE AND MORAN LEAD IN SIX-DAY BICYCLE RACE
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARY
MACHJNER V BIDS WORRY OFFICIALS
FOPULAR COUPLE WEDDED AT POME OF BRIDE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO TAKE THREE WEEKS' VACATION
SLAIN HUSBAND'S BODY ACCOMPANIED BY BRIDE
MISSIONARY SOCIETY IN SEBSION AT COLTON
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
POLITICAL NEWS FACTOR
New York Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
Treasury Balances
Metal Market
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
San Francisco Shipping
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
Dried Fruit Prices
Building Permits Issued
ORANGE MARKET IS FEATURELESS
Sugar and Coffee
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS ' OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
Butter Cheese and Eggs
BLAME IS PLACED FOR MONEY TROUBLE
SAN PEDRO SHIPPNG
COUNCILMEN ASK FEWER SESSIONS
WESTERN UNION SELLS STOCK FOR DIVIDEND
Urge Uniform Medical Laws
Three Children Incinerated
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SPEAK ON GOOD ROADS
MYSTERY SURROUNDS SUICIDE OF WOMAN
SPARTANS BEST HI77IER IS TO 14
DEMON ORGANIZER HAS VALLEY LEAGUE STARTED
CHUCKS BEAT PASTIMES
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FISH WAS AUTOCRAT, ARGUES HARRIMAN
MRS. LONGWORTH UNDERGOES "PRETTY LITTLE OPERATION"
Names Committees
Lad Hanged in Swing
Swiss Name President
5100,000,000 Banker Dies
GENERAL'S CHIEF TASK TO RETREAT, SAID VICEROY
PRIEST AI ALTAR VICTIM OF BANDIT
Plague Under Control
NOME TEAM IS COMING
Onen Every Nieht Till Xmas
Lord Kelvin Seriously 111
YOUTHFUL FARMER PLAYS IN HARD LUCK
THE WEATHER
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Untitled
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AGENTS MUST OBEY LAWS
ALLEGED ROBBER HELD UNDER HEAVY BONDS
HERO DIES IN HARNESS AFTER YEARS OF SERVICE
CHINESE FINED $75 FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
YOUTHS FINED FOR VISITING BILLIARD HALLS
WIFE WINS IN LONG CONTESTED SUIT
DEPUTY CONSTABLE TO BE SENTENCED SATURDAY
FIGHTS TO PROVE LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
A Heal Wonderland
The Servant Problem Solved
Society
San Francisco Engagements
Informal Luncheon
For Miss Van Nuys
Come to Reside
Chest of Silver
Holiday Entertaining
To Wed in Church
For Miss Ecclestone
TURNER HOME, FOR NEGRO GIRLS OPENED
SECURES DIVORCE ON GROUNDS OF DESERTION
Untitled
VERNA SHAW RELEASED ON TWO YEARS' PROBATION
BISHOP CONATY GUEST OF ST. ROSE'S GUILD
Stubborn <<>ui;li»
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