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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 303, 31 July 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
VOTE IN FAVOR OF ROAD BONDS OVERWHELMING
WIFE OF MURDERER IS FOUND POISONED
TWO MEN SEEN WITH CADAVER
EBERHARD HELD FOR MURDERING HIS AUNT
GOMPERS DENIES HE WILL 'SWING' VOTES OF LABOR
THE NEWS SUMMARY
Two Great Railway Magnates at Head of Roads Which Will Surrender Export Trade to the Orient
FORMER JUDGE TRASK PAYS LOVING TRIBUTE
WILL SURRENDER ORIENTAL TRADE
SANTA FE TRAIN DROPS IN DITCH
STOLE $12,000 IS CHARGE: DECLARES HE WAS DAZED
Sir William McGregor Safe
LATE GOVERNOR J. H. BUDD DEAD
50,000 WORKERS JOIN IN GREAT VIGNEUX STRIKE
CASHIER CONFESSES THEFT OF $48,330
NOTED LAWYER'S SON KILLED BY AN AUTO
SEAT ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SOLD FOR $79,000
CONSTANTINOPLE IN GRIP OF JOY AND DISSENSION
POLICE GUARD RESIDENCE IN FEAR OF DYNAMITING
30-000 NEW YORK TAILORS THREATEN GENERAL STRIKE
PLANKS LIFTED BY HEARSTITES
HOSTLER GETS GLANDERS; ENDS LIFE BY HANGING
OLD AGE PENSION BILL IS PASSED BY ENGLISH LORDS
Shoot at Balloons
Lumberman End* Life
HERO OF RESACA IS DEAD IN TACOMA, 73 YEARS OLD
THREE STATES AFTER GREAT LUMBER TRUST
CASHIER CONFESSES TO STEALING $6000 TO WED
BODY OF WOMAN FOUND IN PARK; SUICIDE 18 THEORY
THREE DROWN IN NORTHERN STORM
ODD NEW CLOCK KEEPS TRACK OF EARTH'S MOVES
MRS. GUNNESS ENDED LIFE BY STRYCHNINE
BAY CITY BANKS DO LOTS LESS BUSINESS
Elgin Strike Is Settled
WORLD FLOCKS TO WHITE DOVE
DESMOND GIVES WAY TO LINDLEY
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS WILL FEATURE TAFT AND BRYAN
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DULL TIMES CAUSE DORR'S SUSPENSION
MILLIONAIRES WOULD PUNISH INCENDIARIES
Y. M. C. A. PREPARING TO LEAVE OLD BUILDING
STATE CONVENTION AT THE PALMS DOES MUCH BUSINESS
GOOD ROADS CAMPAIGN WORK RESTED MAINLY * ON THEIR SHOULDERS
CORPORATIONS GET REDUCTION; TAXES GO UP
REX BEACH, NOTED WRITER, MAY LOSE HIS EYESIGHT
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EX-GOVERNOR BUDD
DANCE HALLS
GOOD ROADS
COMPREHENSIVE SPEECH
DISCONTENT
FEDERATION
The Dog Catcher Must Go
CONTRASTS
RIGHTS OF MEN
ETHICS OF CUSSING
The Public Letter Box
The Boy's Idea
Trousers Are Trousers Still Though Hidden by the Wearer
Is Modern Civilization Dying Faster Than It Grows?
THE CITY
Check Proves Fictitious
STRAW HAT PROVES THE SALVATION OF HIS LIFE
LEONARDO VETT AND WIFE UNABLE TO FURNISH BAIL
BABIES IN SWARMS AT UNIVERSITY SHOW
Herald Patterns
Road Holds First Meeting
Society
MUST GO TO CHAIN GANG FOR HAVING TAKEN KISS
RECLAMATION OF VALLEY INTERESTS SECY GARFIELD
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ALL LATEST NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
MORLEY AND SHAY MAY BE WITH NEW COAST LEAGUE CLUB IN SOUTH
PLANS TO ROW TO CATALINA
BET KETCHELL STOPS KELLY
TWENTY TRAMPS IN TRAIN WRECK; ONE KNOWN DEAD
FORMER ANGEL MANAGER MAY GET BACK IN GAME
OAKS' ERRORS WERE COSTLY
KTOUGH DRIVES A WHITE INTO OWENS RIVER VALLEY
UMP PERRINE HAS POOR DAY
WATER POLO TEAMS IN PRACTICE GAMES
SMASHES ANOTHER RECORD
AMERICAN LEAGUE
THOMAS CAR ARRIVES AT END OF LONG RACE
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
KETCHELL AND PAPKE MATCHED FOR LABOR DAY SCRAP AT VERNON
PLAN RECEPTION FOR OREGON'S ATHLETES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Body Taken to Paris
BARON GRATTAN FIRST IN PACE
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BASEBALL, ATHLETICS BOXING, ROWING, GOLF
FAVORITE GETS DISTANCE FLAG
UENICE WATER POLO TEAM IS VICTORIOUS
INDEPENDENT TEAM THAT HAS WON SEVEN GAMES AND LOST ONLY ONE
NEWS AND NOTES OF THE DIAMOND
YACHT LURLINE WINS ANOTHER LONG RACE
BROTHER OF DEFEATED FIGHTER ASKS MATCH
BUSINESS MAN IS BASEBALL PRESIDENT
TENNIS CONTEST IS SENSATIONAL
L. A. A. C. GOSSIP
WESTLING AT CHUTES
TENNIS AT HARVARD
CRACKS WILL SWIM AT NAPLES
ACTORS PLAY BALL UNDER NOVEL RULES
GOLF AT COUNTRY CLUB
KILLS TWO; SHOOTS WIFE, THEN COMMITS SUICIDE
fORMER GOVERNOR LANHAM OF LONE STAR STATE DEAD
NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
LONG BEACH
MILES OF FRONTAGE WILL BE IMPROVED
BELMONT HEIGHTS MEETS WITH CHILLY RECEPTION
CITY AUDITOR CUTS DOWN DEPARTMENT ESTIMATES
SWAIN STICKS TO THE RING, THOUGH ENGAGEMENT IS OFF
LOCAL ITEMS BRIEFLY TREATED
WILL MEET TO FORM PLANS FOR FESTIVAL OF THE SEA
SANTA MONICA
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFLY NOTED
THEATER BUILDING WILL BE ERECTED IN SANTA MONICA I
CITY TRUSTEES NAME DATE FOR FREEHOLDERS' ELECTION;
Houghton Trial Moves Quietly
Why He Liked It L
PASADENA
RESIGNS PRESIDENCY OWING TO BUSINESS
NEW ROUTE CHOSEN FOR CITY'S OUTFALL SEWER
BOND ELECTION POSSIBLY MAY TAKE PLACE IN AUGUST
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES
San Bernardino News
SWELTER WITH HIGH DEGREE OF HUMIDITY
CREEKS DRYING UP WITH UNPARALLELED RAPIDITY
NAMES CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE TO HUSTLE FOR BOND ISSUE
DAM IN LITTLE BEAR VALLEY DISCOVERED TO BE LEAKING
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS
CUTTER MANNING LEAVES TO AID THE STRANDED ANUBIB
FORM BRYAN CLUB AT HOLLYWOOD
SON OF GEN. LUKE E. WRIGHT BREAKS HIS LEG IN FIGHT
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUIT
The Metal Market
CHICAGO GRAIN
Pacific Coast Trade
MINING QUOTATIONS
FRUIT MARKET
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
SCARCITY OF APPLES IN THE LOCAL MARKET
FINANCIAL I!
IMPROPER USE OF FUNDS ALLEGED BY DEPOSITORS
San Francisco Shipping
MINING
v « ,|> TABLE OF TEMPERATURES »V
Very Likely
WILL GET $2 A WORD FOR HIS HUNTING TALE
EDITOR OF MORNING POST IS DECLARED NOT GUILTY
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PLANNING FOR NEXT YEAR'S CHAUTAUQUA
DAUGHTER'S AUTO RIDE LEADS TO LIVELY FIGHT
WATER FAMINE THREATENS PEOPLE OF BAY COUNTIES
JAPANESE KILLED DURING QUARREL OVER A WOMAN
SAYS 80 PER CENT OF MEN ON D., L. & W. WILL STRIKE
SANTA FE MAKES REPORT TO STATE'S EQUALIZERS
ATTORNEY SEEKS VAINLY TO GET DYNAMITER ARRAIGNED
MEXICAN DIPLOMAT BECOMING ALARMED
Hull Republican Nominee
THE WEATHER
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NEWS OF THE COURTS
THREATEN FIGHT IN MAYR CASE
RAILWAY EMPLOYE BRINGS SUIT AGAINST AUTOMOBILIST
ABKB DAMAGES FOR FIRE THAT OCCURRED TWO YEARS AGO
OLIVIA PUTNAM STILL TOO SICK TO APPEAR IN COURT
DR. ORLOFF ORLOW GIVEN HIS FREEDOM
SAYS LOCAL JUSTICE LACKED JURISDICTION
Woman Asks New Trial
Divorce Suits Filed
POLICE COURT FORCED TO DECIDE FEMININE FIGHT
FRIENDS OF THE DOG SIGN BY THOUSANDS
FIFTY DAYS IN PRISON FOR TAKING BRUSH AND KNIFE;
SAYS SHE SKIPPED BECAUSE FATHER HAD WHIPPED HER
AT THE HOTELS
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
BIDS REJECTED FOR OWENS RIVER WORK
SANTA MONICA MAN WANTS RESORT UNDER GROUND
FIRE COMMISSION NOTES
CITY HALL NOTES
"Jean Kincaid" Dead
MimlllJ KirgrildßH
O. J. BARKER BORNE TO HIS FINAL REST
TELLS HOW HE CAPTURED BURGLAR UNDER HIS BED
ACCUSED OF LEAVING FIRE BURNING NEAR THE RESERVE
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