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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 84, 24 December 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
LABOR LEADERS FOUND GUILTY OF CONTEMPT
TAFT'S INAUGURATION TO BE ONE OF MOST • PRINCELY IN HISTORY
MERCHANT SHOT DOWN IN STORE BY HIGHWAYMEN
WOMEN ASSIST NOBLY IN THE XMAS LABORS
Untitled
THE NEWS SUMMARY
CLAUDIANES IS FOUND GUILTY
BAY CITY JURORS CONVICT KOREAN
VENEZUELA AND U. S. FRIENDLY
SUPREME COURT FREES MISSOURI OF OIL OCTOPUS
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PRESIDENT OF INSURANCE COMPANY IS FOUND DEAD
TAFT'S BROTHER ANXIOUS FOR CAUCUS TO BE HELD
Alderman Not Guilty
Noted Union Labor Leader, Sent to Jail for One Year
Lobby for Statehood
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
HAINS' INTENSE HATRED SHOWN
NAME OF MONITOR TO BE CHANGED AS YEAR LAPSES
EXPLOSION OF HOT WATER HEATER FATAL TO HOSTLER
Greeks' Feud Endt Fatally
MANY SCANDALS STIR PITTSBURG
RYAN RESIGNS FROM MANY CORPORATIONS
MORE THAN THOUSAND ARE LEFT HOMELESS BY BLAZE
HENEY HOLDS INTERVIEW WITH NATION'S EXECUTIVE
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MONK AND MEPHISTO FIGHT FOR NORDICA; CHURCH PREVAILS
SCOURS EAST TO GET HIS PICK OF PUPILS
APPOINT POLICE CHIEF TO SUCCEED WILLIAM BIGGY
Opens Its Clubrooms
Mot er Slays Her Child
Two Boys Lost
DEFENDS CLIENTS ON LAW HE HELPED TO MAKE FOR PSYCHICS
YOUNG WOMAN SEES BURGLAR AT WORK
7000 PACKAGES ARE DELIVERED EACH DAY
NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS
Accidentally Is Shot
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AT THE THEATERS
"PROTECTION" EXPOSED
LAW
SCHOOL TEACHERS
AUTOMOBILOMANIA
CHRISTMAS
REDWOOD RAID
The State Press
Cut and Dried
Jswn D in Society
Why "Extraordinary?"
Charleston Brunettes
Political Parties
Fr-e and Independent
We Could
Airy Heiresses
Far and Wide
Gentle Language
Good Business
Eh?
Evile of Smoking
Original and Merry
Caution Necessary
Virtue of Sleep
Pin.Sticking
Conundrum
Always Seasonable
German Tag Days
Help "Old Whiskers"
IF WE BUT UNDERSTOOD
The Public Letter Box
CHURCHES PLAN XMAS SERVICES
ONE HUNDRED ADDITIONAL CARRIERS FOR CHRISTMAS
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
OFFICIALS SILENT AS TO FREIGHT RATES
WOMEN ASSIST NOBLY IN THE XMAS LABORS
NORDICA SINGS FOR TEACHERS
CUPID WINGS TWO OF LEWIS STONE PLAYERS
CITY NEWB IN BRIEF
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
PULLIAM PROMISES THAT COAST LEAGUE RANK WILL BE MAINTAINED
SPORTING GOODS IN HIGH DEMAND
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
RIALTO GOSSIP
DERBY WINNER FAILS AT WIRE
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
JEFFRIES PROMISES TO ROUGH HOUSE JOHNSON IF HE GETS GAY
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WHITE WILL RACE WITH OLDFIELD
LARGE NUMBERS OF DUCKS ARE BAGGED
TO PLA.' FOR BENEFIT OF HOME FOR NEGRO GIRLS
Stock Car White Steamer Entered in Ascot Races
PIKERS BARRED FOR TWO YEARS
MARATHON HAS MANY ENTRIES
Would Like Games for Christmas
FAVORITES WIN AT EMERYVILLE
ECHO PARK PLAYGROUND ATHLETES ARE VICTORS
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'SOLID THREE' AGAIN ACCUSED
SECONDARY BOYCOTT SAID TO BE LAWFUL
ALLEGE MAILS USED TO DEFRAUD PEOPLE
NINE DIVORCES IN 69 MINUTES
FOUR CHILDREN OF ONE FAMILY INSANE
Declared Insane
Banker Found Dead
MENACED BY THREAT OF CITY GOING DARK
An Inexpensive Health Protection
CHARGED WITH EMPLOYING MINOR, HELP GUILTLESS
WATCHMAN ACCUSED OF ARSON PLACED !N JAIL
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
FINANCIAL
The Metal Market
Cotton and Wool
MARKET PREPARES FOR HEAVY BUSINESS TODAY
MINING QUOTATIONS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BANKS PREPARE DIVIDENDS AND SEMI-ANNUAL. INTEREST
California Dried Fru I
Sugar and Coffee
San Francisco Shipping
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
FLAW DISCOVERED IN DISK FOR TELESCOPE
OWNER'S KEYS TAKEN AND CASH REGISTER ROBBED
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES
POSTOFFICE SITE FOR CITY OF RIVERSIDE IS SELECTED
PLEADS GUILTY TO STEALING WATCH FROM BODY OF ENGINEER
TWO TORPEDO BOATS PUT INTO SAN PEDRO
San Pedro Wants Possession
VENICE
SOLVES PROBLEM BY FINING ONE AND ALL
SANTA ANA
Santa Ana Brevities
SUBMITS LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR BOARD DIRECTORATE
New Lodge Organized
Henry W. Caldwell Dies
LONG BEACH
SENDS OFFICER TO WEST LONG BEACH
PRIVATE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE ORDERED BY FIRE COMMISSION
ENTERTAINMENT FOR BENEFIT OF PIER BAND IS SUCCESSFUL
'•CLOSED SHOP" SELECTED AS SUBJECT FOR DEBATE
ATTENDANTS AT BALL BRING CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR POOR
POMONA
MOVE FOR BOND ELECTION VOTED DOWN BY TRUSTEES
Boy Killed by Burglar
Matricide Convicted
SANTA MONICA
SANTA CLAUS MAKES HIS ENTRANCE EASY
LEAVES HER NEW HUSBAND, ASSERTING HE IS INSANE
SAN BERNARDINO
FILES LABOR LIEN ON MINE'S POWER PLANT
SEAL DF GOLD MINE HAS ANOTHER MISFORTUNE COME
Justice of Peace Resigns
Teachers' Institute Closes
San Bernardino Items
WHARF FINISHED FOR YACHT CLUB
BAYNE LEADING IN BILLIARD TOURNEY
Merchants' Exchange Has Fete
Gives Away Ten Thousand Turkeys
Glass Makers Withhold Raise
THE WEATHER
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SAYS SAN PEDRO SHOULD NOT BEG
ABILITY TO RUN SWIFTLY SAVES MAN FROM ROBBERY
ORDERS JURY TO FIND HIM NOT GUILTY OF EMBEZZLING
IDEAL CHIEF OF POLICE WANTED
CHRISTMAS WEATHER FAIR IS PREDICTION
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO ENTERTAIN NORTHERN MEN
To Take Charge of Railroad
ASTONISHING GROWTH SHOWN FOR LIBRARY
POLICE M3ARD WISHES TO REGULATE PICTURE SHOWS
SUNSET BOULEVARD TO BE ASSESSED FOR LIGHTING
AT THE HOTELS
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