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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 259, 17 June 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
LAUNCH IOWA GOVERNOR'S BOOM FOR VICE PRESIDENT
PARTY POLICIES ARE OUTLINED EXHAUSTIVELY
GOV. CUMMINS IS FOREMOST NAME
Appoints State Statistician
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS IS EASILY TAFT'S
THE SWORD OF BUNKER HILL
Republicans Spring Joke of the Season
BECOMES INSANE AT CONVENTION
WOMEN PRESENT PLEA FOR VOTES
THE NEWS SUMMARY
WOMAN'S BODY IDENTIFIED AFTER DELAY OF MONTH
Msivioa Hnltim Commissioners
DELEGATES ARE IN CONVENTION BUT TWO HOURS
LITTLE CHANGE IS NOTED IN JUDGE COOPER'S CONDITION
Hearst Gain* 337 Votts
WIFE KILLS HUSBAND IN CHILDREN'S SIGHT
JUDGE LAWLOR TO RENDER DEMURRER DECISION THURSDAY
Old Resident Die* Suddenly
RULES COMMITTEE DOES NOT REACH AGREEMENT
Took Spirit's Advice
HEPBURN ACT COMMODITY CLAUSE WILL BE TESTED
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SIXTEEN GRADUATE AT CUMNOCK SCHOOL
MUSICAL NOTES
ASSESSING CHILDREN BURDEN ON PARENTS
ENDS LIFE BECAUSE JOB WAS UNSTEADY
LENA WINCHELL AND HER COMPANION ARE RELEASED
MRS. GUNNESS AND CHILDREN WILL BE BURIED IN CHICAGO
SCORES RUSH TO ENLIST IN NAVY
1000 PEOPLE GO TO GIRLS' GRADUATION
ADMINISTRATION WILL WAIT UNTIL PLATFORM IS PASSED
DISTRICT ATTORNEY JEROME ANSWERS ADDITIONAL CHARGES
Prosecution End* Argument
TAMMANY LEADER WILL ADVANCE DELEGATION
POLICEMAN DIVES FOR DROWNING BOY
SPECIAL LABOR COMMISSIONER ARRIVES AT ST. PETERSBURG
BATTLESHIP GEORGIA MAKES WORLD'S COALING RECORD
PAN.ANGLICAN CONGRESS BEGINS BUSINESS AT LONDON
Morse Pleads N't Guilty
President Will Investigate
Fassett Resigns Position
Lodge Permanent Chairman
Officer Shoots Thief
Ball Player Dies
Murder at Tiptop
Diamonds Recovered
YACHT RACING BENEFIT TODAY
FORMER JUDGE CHAPMAN IN CRITICAL CONDITION
BECRETARY OF INTERIOR 13 RECEIVED AT HONOLULU
DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT BUSPENDED BY MAYOR
PARTY OF PROSPECTORS IS SAVED BY SEEPAGE WATER
Modern Woodmen Encampment
DELEGATE FROM MAINE 13 COMPELLED TO GO HOME
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PROSPECTS
HARBOR DAY
DANGEROUS
EDUCATION
PROGRESS AND POVERTY
MILITARISM
ROB AND DICK
Political Points
Negro Vote
Wide Awake
That's the Question
Signs of Victory
And Life Insured
Wasps' Nest
On the Wahpath
You Bet
Means Business
State Press Echoes
Busy Mauds
Making Ends Meet
Next
Dough
And America
Taft's Trouble
Intemperance
Roses
Nine.Lived
Urgent Need
N. G.
Perhaps Both
Men Wanted
Consolation
Do It Now
The Public Letter Box
WORLDWIDE INTEREST
Great National Saengerfest
THE CITY
Illinois Society Has Plcnto
GRILL PROPRIETOR CLAIMS HE DID NOT VIOLATE LAW
CITY BRIEFB
BELL TELLS STORY OF ALLEGED WRONGS
ELLEN BEACH YAW WILL BE IN EUROPE THREE YEARS
OFFICERS ALL NIGHT ON TRAIL OF PRETTY GIRL
CARLSON OFFERS A SETTLEMENT
Herald Patterns
Parent-Teachers' Association
The Theaters
"THE FIRST BORN" REVIVED AT BELASCO
PROMINENT HOTEL MAN DIES IN YOKOHAMA
BODY OF MAN WHO ENDED LIFE YET UNIDENTIFJED
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS OF G. A. R. GIVE BANQUET
Hearst Makes Gains
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NEWS OF THE COURTS
WHAT'S IN A NAME? ANSWER IS WATTS
Robber on Probation
BUYS RECIPE TOR MAKING MONEY AND LOSES JUST $3130
AMALGAMATED OIL COMPANY IS SUED FOR OVER $34,000
ALLEGED ADVICE OF SPOOK TO KILL CAUSES DIVORCE
FORMER SECRETARY McGILL CANNOT COLLECT BACK PAY
SAYS HIGH GRADE OF TOBACCO IS GROWN HERE
Hopes It Won't Rain
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
BURNS TO GO BACK ON ELIGIBLE LIST
POLICE BOARD TAKES TIME TO SETTLE ON ITS POLICY
Comes for Prisoner
DR. HAYNES RENEWS TIGHT FOR GERSON
TREASURER ASKS EXEMPTION FOR CITY HALL WATCHMAN
SANTA FE OPENS UP A NEW INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
ADD TWENTY-TWO TO LIST OF CIVIL SERVICE ELIGIBLES
AT THE HOTELS
ALCOHOLIC DELIRIUM PUTS PATIENT ON A RAMPAGE
Unseen
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CLASSIFIED SECTION Los Angeles Herald
Masthead
All of the Sporting News Racing, Boxing, Baseball
HILDRETH WILL RETIRE UNCLE
PORTLAND LOSES TO OAKLAND IN NORTH
NATIONAL LEAGUE
LAST GIRDER FALL 3 FROM NEW MANHATTAN BRIDGE
UNWHIPPED LIGHT WEIGHT HERE TO BEGIN TRAINING
GET MANY ENTRIES FOR HARNESS RACES
MERCHANTS PROTEST AGAINST ANTUINJUNCTION PLANK
DUNNIGAN WANTS TO PLAY THE CHAMPION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SPECIAL INDICTMENTS ARE RETURNED IN COTTON CASES
Democratic Committee Meets
PACKY TO BEGIN WORK THURSDAY
FIRST SHIP OF SEATTLE FLEET REACHES NOME
AMONG THE BOYS
ROWING CREW WANTS TO RACE HARBOR DAY
PRINCETON BEATS YALE
TENNIS SINGLES CLOSE TONIGHT
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DRIVES AUTO UP ROSE HILL
BAND TO ESTABLISH CHURCH SOCIALISM
ADVENTUROUS AUTOMOBILIST SENDS HIS CAR UP STEEP ROSE HILL GRADE
AMATEUR GOSSIP
SCORES ALL HUSBANDS WHO ERR AND TATTLE
FUTURE CHAMPS ARE READY TO QUIT WORK
RESULTS AT DENVER
TWO THOUSAND EMPLOYES PLACED ON FULL TIME
SEALS BEATEN IN LONG GAME
RUNAWAY RAM CREATES PANIC IN KENSINGTON
BLIND DOG AN APT PUPIL IN TRICKS
IGNORES PAIN; BEWAILS LOSS
RATS OWN A VILLAGE; PIED PIPER WANTED
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
The Metal Market
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
FRUIT MARKET
Sugar and Coffee
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
Chicago Live Stock
COOKING BUTTER IS ADVANCED ONE CENT
FINANCIAL
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter and Eggs
SAN PEDRO HARBOR HEARING IS TOMORROW
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS FORM LOCAL SECTION
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE IS TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
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POUR MORE DAYS OF $15,000 CONTEST
SENIOR CLASS OF U. S. C. IS GIVEN BIG RECEPTION
THE WEATHER
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
WATER FIGHT ENDED AFTER WORDY TIME
MAY REQUIRE WORKERS TO TAKE OUT LICENSES
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
POLYTECHNIC TRUSTEE RESIGNS TO GO ABROAD
San Bernardino News
MANY AT INQUEST OF MOJAVE RANCHER
JURY FAILS TO CONVICT FOR KILLING MEADOWLARK
SANTA MONICA
SIGNS CONTRACT TO FEED 2000 JEWISH REPUBLICANS
BEACH TOWNS WORK TO GET. NAVAL DRILLING STATION
LEAD SINKER GOES FAR AND BREAKS A WINDOW
CLASS DAY EXERCISES ARE HELD AT SANTA MONICA
Steamer Makes First Trip
DIG UP BONES OF FOUR MEN AT SAN BERNARDINO
LONG BEACH
DARES POLICE, BUT IS SOON CAPTURED
RIGHT OF WAY SECURED THROUGH CUDAHY RANCH
HOLD INJURED MEXICAN SO HE WILL BE WITNESS
GETS SHOES ON CHECK AND NOW IS WANTED
SITE SECURED FOR BIG MILL AT COLTON
Society
RAKER CALLS STATE COMMITTEE MEETING
FLorence L.-R. Club
COLTON WOULD HAVE ALL BARROOMS IN FULL VIEW
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