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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 231, 20 May 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FAVORS SHOWN FAVORITES BY THE BOSSES
BATTLESHIPS FACE GREAT STORM AT SEA
WOMAN ARRESTED AS SHOPLIFTER; $7,000 HIDDEN IN STOCKING
Kills for Old Grudge
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FOUR WOUNDED BY BULLETS IN STRIKE RIOTS
■» » » UNOFFICIAL RETURNS SHOW SPEER HAS SMALL MAJORITY
Make* Democratic Speech
Sidelight on the Democratic Convention at Fresno as It Is Seen by a Cartoonist
MURDERESS DEAD; PROVED BY TEETH
ATTORNEYS DISAGREE REGARDING THE SALE OF LIQUOR IN CLUBS, REPORT
NAMED IN GRAFT CASE HE COMMITS SUICIDE
TEXT BOOK COMMISSION RECONSIDERS ITS ACTION
HAS DISCOVERED PARESIS CURE
FLEES FROM VENEZUELA; DIES IN NEW YORK HOTEL
DEMOCRATS KICK S. P. HIRELINGS OUT OF PARTY
OPTIMISTIC IS OUTLOOK OF RAILROAD PRESIDENT
RUEF BRIBERY CASE IN HANDS OF JURY
WOMAN PROMOTER WANTED BY POLICE
SOME MOTORMEN ELIGIBLE TO ENGINEERS' BROTHERHOOD
SON KILLS FATHER TO PREVENT HIS WEDDING
LIQUOR PLANKS SATISFY PROHIBITIONIST PARTY
SHEEP HERDER KILLS TWO WHO CALLED ON HIS WIFE
SUBCOMMITTEE ANNOUNCES CONVENTION CLERGYMEN
RAY LAMPHERE'S TRIAL IS DELAYED UNTIL SEPTEMBER
UNITED WIRELESS OPERATOR GETS PLACE ON CONNECTICUT
CALEB REFUSES SECOND TERM AS ALASKA DELEGATE
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF
Denby Re-elected
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HIGH OFFICIALS FIGURE IN CASE
TAMMANY HALL WICL SEND 650 TO DENVER CONVENTION
WOMAN UNDER SENTENCE TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE
SUMMON COTTON MEN BEFORE GRAND JURY
RAILROAD STOCKS REACH HIGHEST PRICES OF YEAR
HEAD LOGGER IS KILLED IN DANGEROUS OPERATION
BPREADING RAILS WRECK ENGINE AND ONE COACH
CRIMINAL CHARGEB MADE AGAINST STOCK BROKERS
W.C.T.U. HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
NO CURRENCY LEGISLATION DURING PRESENT SESSION
CHINESE MERCHANTS REFUBE TO GO HOME ON JAPANESE SHIP
REPRESENTATIVE MEN
WOOD PULP EVIDENCE TO CONCLUDE TODAY
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THE OIL INDUSTRY
ADVICE TO A KING
DEMOCRACY PURGED
OLD-AGE PENSIONS
FEDERATION
JIU JITSU JOLTED
REFORM NEEDED
SAN PEDRO HARBOR
PATRIOTS' YEAR
THE MAC-NA-AB
CAREFUL POLICE
THE MICAWBER PARTY
MERCENARY MATRIMONY
PLENTY OF ROOM
§PARK%^ O^v man "a7V ■;"Jv'__ Wove wire/
A Matin Song
Invisible
Would Smother Solomon
Amended
Life Prisoners
Tantalizing
State Press Echoes
Boys In Blue
"Permit*." Ha! Ha!
Why "Unfortunately?"
Dissolving View
The Public Letter Box
WORLDWIDE INTEREST
THE REBUILDING OF SEATTLE
ROWB OF HOUSES ON STILTS OCCUPY BITE OF RECLAIMED LANDS
THE CITY
Four Men Fined _"•..:;
PLAN INCLINED ROAD FOR HIGHLAND PARK
APPOINTS SCHOOL CHILDREN BERGEANTB TO WATCH POLICE
CITY NEWB IN BRIEF
COMMISSION ASKS WRIGHT TO EXPLAIN
Herald Patterns
COUNCIL HEARS OF RIVER FRANCHISE
Chapter President and Chairman of Program Committee for U. D. C.
MARKS EARLY WORK ON DE LOS POSOS BRIDGE
MANY ELIGIBLE FOR CONSTRUCTION CLERK
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES ■
MANY WILL ATTEND U. D. C. CONVENTION
SWEATSHOP ABOLISHMENT OBJECT OF EXPERIMENT
COTTON MILL WORKERS DEPOSE THEIR PRESIDENT
DONOR OF ARTIST'B PRIZE WANTS GENERAL COMPETITION
The Theaters
SAYS PRESIDENT ROOBEVELT WOULD ABOLISH GAMBLING
COURT ISSUES INJUNCTION AGAINST TICKET SCALPERS
STOWAWAY IS KILLED BY FUMES OF SULPHUR
NO PRELIMINARY ARREBT BEFORE EXTRADITION PAPERS
■» ■ » Trying to Make 'Em Attractive
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JIMMY WALSH STILL CHAMPION
OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE WINS GAME WITH HIGH SCHOOL
PERCY GOODELL SELECTED AS GRADUATE MANAGER
MILES DEFEATS NOEL
GREAT TROTTER DIES
ANGELS WIN THE FOURTH CONTEST
FORMER CHAMPION WILL HANDLE OARS ONCE MORE
Y. M. C. A. OPENS NEW TERM FOR PROSPECTIVE MOTORISTS
U. S. C. ATHLETES AWARDED RIBBONS FOR EXCELLENCE
SEATTLE WRESTLER MAY MEET FRANK A. GOTCH
GIRLS' BASEBALL TEAM OF POLYTECHNIC TO PLAY COMPTON
No Game at Portland
AMERICAN LEAGUE |
EMMA G WINS FIRST RACE AT EMERYVILLE
BARBERS' UNION TO HOLD BIG BLOWOUT TONIGHT
WEBSTER WINS DECISION
FANS PUZZLED BY YOUNG LIGHTWEIGHTS
TODAY'S EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
OLD CANNON BURSTS AND MAN IS KILLED
BHERIFFS' ASSOCIATION CONCLUDES CONVENTION
AMERICAN GOLF CHAMPION LOSES TO ENGLISH WOMAN
TOMMY BURNS AGREES TO FIGHT JACK JOHNSON
AMERICAN REVOLVER TEAM WILL MEET IN LONDON
CLUB MUST CHANGE RULES, SAYS LIPTON
WILL SUBMIT REPORT ON ELECTRIC BOAT CASE
SPECIAL COMMITTEE IS DISCUSSING CONSOLIDATION
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BRUTAL ROBBERS ATTACK OLD MAN
TEMPERANCE WORKERS MEET AND OPEN CAMPAIGN
COMMISSIONER GRANTS CONTINUANCE TO MEN
Beautiful Detroit Girl Whose Marriage Will Take Place at Noon Today
Society
SPOKANE POLITICIAN DIES IN LOS ANGELES
Casual Comment
Late Books
FAMOU3 ANCIENT MARINER DIES AT BROOKLYN HOME
Women's Clubs
MUSICAL NOTES
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PATRONS LEAVE MONEY IN BANKS
BANKER WHO ASSERTS PROSPERITY IS HERE
SON FILES PETITION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
INVESTMENT COMPANY DOUBLES ITS CAPITAL
PROVISIONS TOO STRICT FOR THE SUPERVISORS
QUARANTINE LIFTED AT PATTON INSANE ASYLUM
Pleads Guilty to Charge
New Justice Appointed
CAPITALIST INJURED IN A CAR ACCIDENT
ASKS SUPERVISORS TO SIGN HIS APPLICATION
PRIEST WILL CELEBRATE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
Issues Writ of Habeas Corpus
NEW INCORPORATIONS
CHARGE AGAINST DETECTIVE IS DISMISSED BY JUSTICE
BRYAN EXPRESSES VIEWS ON ALABAMA PRIMARIES
NEW YORK'S FIRST GOVERNOR TO BE BURIED WITH HONORS
COURT-MARTIAL CHOSEN TO TRY MAJOR GEORGE
CRAZED WITH LIQUOR FATHER CUTS THROATS
ACTIVE DEMAND OF SHORTS CAUSES ADVANCE IN CORN
PARTY LOST IN MOUNTAINS NEARLY STARVES TO DEATH
Lieutenant Arrested
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CLASSIFIED SECTION LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
POISON CUP BIG FEATURE IN CASE AGAINST M'COMAS
Scene in Superior Court Where W. P. McComas, Prominent Mining Engineer, Is Being Tried for Murder of Mrs. Noyes
SEEKS REDRESS; SUES PARTNERS FOR $100,000
PAYS $250,000 FOR MIDWAY OIL LANDS
'CAN BUILD NEW BRAIN FOR HUMAN KIND'-LANDONE
YOUNG WOMEN WILL AID ODD FELLOWS
CLAIMS LANDLADY AND AGENT ASSAULTED HIM
NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
San Bernardino County
GREAT FESTIVAL OPENS IN GLORY
BOARD OPPOSES GRANTING OF MORE LIQUOR PERMITS
SANTA MONICA
MILLIONAIRE'S NEPHEW DIES AT BEACH HOME
CITY'S DOG CATCHER ARRESTED FOR CRUELTY
OLD FOOTBALL CENTER THROWS GUARD INTO SEA
IMPOi ITE HIGHWAYMAN INTERRUPTS "SMALL TALK"
LITTLE ITEMS OF NEWS FROM SAN BERNARDINO
LONG BEACH
GRAND LODGE IS IN FULL SWING
WEALTHY WOMAN FALLS DOWN FLIGHT OF STEPS
CLOSES CONTRACT FOR DREDGING GREAT HARBOR
BAY SECRETARY HAS RESIGNED HIS POSITION
BEACH NEWS NOTES
FORMER PASTOR VISITS OLD-TIME CONGREGATION
Farlor Car to Del Monte
PASADENA
'OUR NEW CITIZEN' SUBJECT OF ADDRESS
RESIDENTS WISH TO SAVE PEPPER TREES
DISCUSS REQUEST OF CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
CROWN CITY NEWS NOTES
Entertained at Luncheon
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
ORANQEB AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
MINING QUOTATIONS
The Metal Market
FRUI'" MARKET
Gold for Export
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
TOP AND BOTTOM PRICES ARE SET ON LOCAL EGGS
Chicago Live Stock
FINANCIAL
BRADSTREET'S SHOWS CHANGES IN AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLIES
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
Pacific Coast Trade
Cotton and Wool
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FOUR MORE DAYS OF SPECIAL OFFER
PRIESTS HOLD THEIR FIRST CONVENTION
JOINT CONFERENCE WILL DISCUSS RATE QUESTION
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Thinking Hard
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES
HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
BENEFIT FOR INSTITUTE PROVES GREAT SUCCESS
PASSENGER INJURED BY JUMPING FROM CAR
FRATERNAL ORDER BOOTHS ELICIT MUCH ADMIRATION
Boys Idea of Baby
THE WEATHER
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