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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 23, 24 October 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
BOAT DINNERS CLOSE JAPAN'S BIG FUNCTIONS
JAPANESE GENERAL TO WHOSE FUNERAL SPERRY TOOK TOKEN
DENVER WELCOMES W.C.T.U. DELEGATES
FATALLY INJURED IN COLLISION WITH CAR
FIVE NEGROES ARE HANGED IN ONE DAY IN LOUISIANA
Labor Leader Dies
WONG LUNG SENTENCED TO BE HANGED NEXT JANUARY
Woman Kills Baker
BRYAN INVADES NEW JERSEY IN A MERRY MOOD
ELKINS RETICENT ON DAUGHTER'S HEART AFFAIRS
Daughter of Senator, Who May Wed Duke d'Abruzzi
WILL ASK BANKERS STRAIGHT QUESTIONS
CHILDREN CONCEAL PILES OF LOOT IN PLAYHOUSES
MONSTER LEVIATHAN IN PUGET SOUND, ANGERED BY SHOT, UPSETS BOAT
City Prosecuting Attorney Resigns – Duties Too Limited, Is Reason Stated
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LETTERS SHOW RIDGELY KNEW MORSE'S GAME
SAN FRANCISCO SHORTAGE FOUND TO EXCEED $60,000
RUSSIA*1 REPORT SHOWS 627 EXECUTED IN A YEAR
Suspends Superintendent
American Diplomat Who Is Shown Favor by the Kaiser
KAISER IS FOND OF DAVID HILL
FRIENDS OF INDIAN AGREE ON PLATFORM
NEGRO DIES ON SCAFFOLD WITH PRAYER ON HIS LIPS
NATIONS AWAIT BERLIN MEETING
LONG BEACH LAPORER HAS LEG AMPUTATED AT KNEE
Ruef Case Drags On
FIVE THOUSAND TEACHERS WILL ATTEND CONVENTION
GOMPERS WILL NOT HAVE CABINET JOB
SISTERS OF CONVENT FIND BODY OF OAKLAND SUICIDE
VOTES FOR THIRTY YEARS AND LOSES CITIZENSHIP
PARSEVAL BALLOON DROPS 6000 FEET; AVIATORS SAFE
CHARGES NEWSBOY WITH COMMITTING BURGLARY
Two Killed in Wreck
MAN WHO WON WALKING CONTEST KILLED BY BOLT
EXPLOSION OF GASOLINE STOVE IGNITES BUILDING
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Creel Will Not Return
LEEDS THINKS SMALL SUM IS ENOUGH FOR SAN PEDRO HARBOR
CONVICTS MEXICANS AS REVOLUTIONISTS
THREE ARMED POSSES GO TO ARREST NIGHT RIDERS
STOCKHOLDER FACES ALLEGED SWINDLERS
Taft Exhibits Himself
Hitchcock Goes to Chicago
LATEST NEWS AND NOTES OF LOCAL POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
STEPHENS' VOTE WILL BE LARGE
Big Silver Purchase
SENATOR FLINT CITES W. J. BRYAN AS EXAMPLE FOR YOUTH TO EMULATE
I BETTER GOVERNMENT AND LESS TAXES
DEMOCRATS WILL TOUR CITRUS BELT
REPORTS FROM PHILIPPINES SWELL STORM DEATH LIST
Missing Men Not Found
Will Increase Number of Steamers
Elects San Diegan Trustee
EDITOR ADVOCATES CRELLER'S ELECTION
REPUBLICAN PAPER SUPPORTS CRELLER
SAVE THE HARBOR IS PLEA OF DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
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AT THE HEATERS
AFRAID, PERCY?
KILL "24"
CAESAR ROOSEVELT
IN STATU QUO
HARBOR KNOCKER
SHAKESPEARE IN LOS ANGELES—VI
"MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING" IN LOS ANGELES
CHINOPHILE TAFT
VOTE FOR HARD
The State Press
Need for Publicity Law
Still in Business
Consolidation
American Fans
-*-Regulation
Less Excusable
AWAKENING
"Examiner" Is One Reason Why Graft Prosecution Is Slow
Woman Suffrage Movement Cannot Win Here by Force
The Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
DECIDES TO VIOLATE HIS RESOLUTION NOT TO WORK
The Theaters
'A GRAND ARMY MAN' PLEASES PLAYGOERS
PRETTY SENORITA IN CHARGE OF PROGRAM
SPANISH PROGRAM WILL BE REPEATED
CHILDREN KIDNAPED FROM GRANDMOTHER
G. A. R. ASSOCIATION PICNICS AND ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
ALLEGES PLOT TO VICTIMIZE
ELKS PLAN FOR ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICES
Injunction Denied
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ALL LATEST NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
SAVERS OUTPOINTS CULLEN IN TEN FAST AND PRETTY ROUNDS
FIGHT BY ROUNDS
Monday Excursions
RIALTO GOSSIP
WILL CONTEST IN FIVE-MILE RACE
HOME RUN WINS FOR CHAMPIONS
BEAVERS LOSE TO COMMUTERS
BEGIN PRACTICE FOR BASKETBALL
24-HOUR RACE HAS BEEN POSTPONED FOR ONE WEEK
BASEBALL, ATHLETICS BOXING, ROWING, GOLF
POMONA AND L. A. HIGH MEET IN THEIR ANNUAL GAME TODAY
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
COLORADO MINERS WILL PLAY SEVERAL GAMES IN THE SOUTH
LOCAL LEAGUE BARS JOHNSON
Salmon Fleet Increased
VANDERBILT CUP RACE RUN TODAY
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
GARDNER ARRIVES TO DIRECT RACE MEETING
PORTLAND MAY HAVE TWO CLUBS
ATTELL CONSENTS TO MATCH WITH WOLGAST
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TO PREACH HIS GOODBY SERMON
RED VEST STARTS FIRE; CLEANER BADLY BURNED
EAT LUNCHEON OF HOME GROWN FOOD
WASHOUTS IN EAST DELAY DELIVERY OF COAST MAIL
ROBBERS SECURE HEIRLOOM IN APARTMENTS OF OWNER
DESIRES EXPRESSION ON FREE WATERWAYS
PROSPECTIVE OIL LAND IS BOUGHT BY RAILROAD
WOMEN ARE MORE INTELLIGENT THAN MEN, SAYS UNDONE
INVESTIGATES PARTIALITY SHOWN MEDICAL STUDENTS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
BANK CLEARINGS
CHICAGO GRAIN
Sugar and Coffee
San Franclcco Shipping
FINANCIAL •
Bradstreet's Review
Dun's Review
Cotton and Wool
BIG TRADING IS DONE IN HIGHLAND POTATOES
MINING QUOTATIONS
AT THE HOTELS
Brandenburg Releaaed
Chicago Live Stock
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
MISSIONARY WORK SUBJECT OF SYNOD
TAX EQUALIZING BOARD CONSIDERED BY PASADENA
FACULTY GIVES BANQUET TO NEW PRESIDENT OF THROOP
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT WILL REPEAT SUCCESSFUL SHOW
SANTA ANA
GILL QUESTIONS HIS OPPONENT'S METHODS
MONROVIA ITEMS
SANTA MONICA
WOMAN'S CLUB GIVES NOVEL 'BOOK DANCE'
VETERAN OF MEXICAN WAR IS MISSED FROM SANTA MONICA
OCEAN PARK
GILLETT NOT ALLOWED TO BLAST TAFT'S HOPES
LONG BEACH
TEN ACRES OF GROVE DESTROYED BY FIRE
LABOR PROBLEM STIRS LONG BEACH JAPANESE
FAMILY CAT RESPONSIBLE FOR RINGWORM EPIDEMIC
JAPANESE BADLY HURT WHEN TEAM RUNS AWAY
Make Freak Bet
Potatoes Grow in Air
LONG BEACH NOTES
TO EXAMINE MAIL CARRIERS FOR SAN PEDRO POSTOFFICE
THE WEATHER
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ORIENTALS KEEP HOW DOW FEAST
ELECTRIC CAR KILLS MULES; MEN ESCAPE
FALLS FROM BRIDGE AND ESCAPES DEATH NARROWLY
TOTS HOLD PUBLIC HANGING; SHERIFF JUDGE AND JURY
ENLISTS AID OF ALL FOR HOME PRODUCTS
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH TO HAVE BENEFIT BAZAAR
All Bids Rejected
BOND SUITS SET FOR WEDNESDAY
ASKS TO HAVE DEED HE MADE ANNULLED
NEWS OF THE COURTS
WITNESSES TESTIFY TO GOOD CHARACTER
NO RECONCILIATION; COUPLE SEPARATED
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
PUBLIC WORKS BOARD OPENS SUPPLY BIDS
DOG COMMITTEE AWAITING HUMANE SOCIETY PROPOSAL
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