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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 98, 7 January 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SCHOOL BONDS ISSUE WINS AT POLLS BY BIG MAJORITY
THE NEWS SUMMARY
President of the Board of Education of Los Angeles
Joseph Scott Praises Herald
NATIONS RESENT CHINA'S ACTION
KNABENSHUE TO BUILD AEROPLANE
ITALY DEEPLY GRATEFUL FOR AMERICAN AID
Is Vice Protected in Los Angeles?
GRAND JURY MAY BE AT DEADLOCK
HOT SHOT RAINS ON SANTA CRUZ
"Cheiro" a Fugitive
Coming to Los Angeles
PRESIDENT SAYS HE SANCTIONED TRUST'S MERGER
James Treadweil Bankrupt
DEMOCRATS ARE AGAINST FUSION
MAGNATE TELLS OF S. P. MERGER
OPIE READ DRIVEN FROM LODGINGS BY BIG BLAZE
Veteran Burned to Death
SAILOR FINDS FIANCEE IN RUINS OF MESSINA. GUIDED BY ODD DREAM
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
m . A pn.ES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DATS
FULTON'S BILL MAY YET PASS
Angelenos Arrested for Snoring
Monitor at Santa Barbara
Author Fined for Speeding
PREACHER SLAIN AND MUTILATED
Teacher Disappears
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IS SENT TO PRISON WHERE HE PLACED MANY INNOCENT
Dismissal Regarded Lightly
Accused of Embezzlement
Korean Emperor on a Tour
Ends Life Reading Bible
Count Attempts Suicide
Transport Buffalo Sails
Jugular Severed; Will Live
CHURCH LEADERS WOULD MAKE PRIZE FIGHTING CRIME
BIG STORE DENUDED OF CLOTHING BY SHOPPERS
ASKS HERALD TO HELP FIND MISSING SISTER
SENDS ANOTHER $5000 TO ITALY
HAINS GRILLED BY CROSS-EXAMINER
Goes After Job; Vanishes
LAMBARDI COMPANY GIVEN BIG OVATION
Asiatic Squadron Returns
CYCLIST STRUCK BY AUTO SLIGHTLY HURT
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AT THE THEATERS
PACIFIC AND PANAMA
GILLETT'S DISCOVERY
DEFORMED SPELLING
VICTORY FOR EDUCATION
GAMBLING
Untitled
JUVENILE CRIME
Big Firm Pension Employes After Long Term of Service
The Public Letter Box
The State Press
Class Consciousness
National Progress
Almost a Sinecure
Job for Bill Hoist
Far and Wide
Ferocity of Gannet
Cause and Effect
Scarce Articles
A Possibility
Sunshine and Storm
THE MAN WITH THE HAT
Accepting No Favors
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Damage Suits Settled
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Banker of Boise Indicted
City Superintendent of Los Angeles School System
NEWS OF THE COURTS
MAN ACCUSED OF CHEATING WOMAN OF $1900 RELEASED
TWO MEN HURT WHEN AUTO CRASHES INTO WAGON
To Try Agnes Mathewson
WAR VETERAN SAYS HE WAS SWINDLED
BELIEVES PRESIDENT WHOLE GOVERNMENT
COWBOY RELATES PLAUSIBLE STORY OF NEWHALL SHOOTING
Society
Shark Buried at Sea
Women's Clubs
ACCORD MILITARY HONORS TO LATE JUDGE CLARK
NOTICE!
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
LEFT AT POST, WINS HANDICAP
MUTS ENTERTAIN AT EMERYVILLE
OXY PHYSICAL DIRECTOR IS HONORED BY NATIONAL BODY
DUCK HUNTERS SECURE BAG LIMITS ON WEDNESDAY HUNT
Signs with White Sox
RIALTO GOSSIP
JACK ATKIN GETS IN LIGHT IN GLENDORA
AMATEUR BASEBALL MAN BECOMES PROFESSIONAL
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
FANS SLOW TO SELECT WINNER
HOLLYWOOD HIGH IS READY FOR SEASON
SCRAPPER TRAVELING UNDER ASSUMED NAME
Amateur Baseball Man 111
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
HARVARD SQUAD PRACTICES DAILY
L. A. HIGH SCHOOL TO MEET U. S. C. FEB. 6
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MARATHON RACE FULLY ASSURED
AUSTRALIAN TEAM IS TO PLAY AT STANFORD
MARATHON LEADERS WILL RECEIVE PRIZES EARNED
NICK YOUNG SERIOUSLY HURT
FRESNO FANS DECIDE TO STRING WITH THE OUTLAWS
FLYNN IS 'RILED' AT KETCHEL'S BIG TALK
PLANS BENEFIT FOR A. A. U.'S ADVANTAGE
BASEBALL MAGNATES ADJOURN TRANQUILLY
Admitted to th« Bar
Will Move Asphalt Plant
Report Is Denied
Six Jurors Accepted
Minister Found Dismembered
ATTELL AT GOLDFIELD TO SCRAP WEEKS JANUARY 14
FANS MAY SEE DOUBLE HEADER
FIRE UNDERWRITERS ELECT OFFICERS AND HAVE FEAST
Jury Still Out
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
California Dried Fruits
FINANCIAL
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
MINING QUOTATIONS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FRUIT MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
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COEY AND BRIDE TO NAVIGATE AIR
CATTLE ARE STARVING IN ANTELOPE VALLEY
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Hundreds of Physicians Use Puritas Distilled Water
Aerialist from Chicago and His Charming Bride
POLICE JUSTICE IS REFEREE AS TO FIT OF WOMAN'S COAT
AT THE HOTELS
W. H. BOOTH TO HEAD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BOTTOM EGG PRICE DROPS ONE CENT ON EXCHANGE
Sugar and Coffee
San Francisco Shipping
MUSIC
ENGINEER DEAD; WIFE ILL, BELIEVES HIM ALIVE
Important Eucalyptus Lecture
. ■» » » >— Admiral Nelson Reappointed
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
WANTS CITY TO SELL ITS LIGHTING PLANT
TO REMOVE GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC TO NEAR CHINO
LITTLE GIRL EATS CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE TABLETS; RECOVERS
Purchases Oak Knoll Home
Pasadena Brief Notes
SAN BERNARDINO
MEXICAN KILLED BY ELECTRIC DISCHARGE
YOUNG WOMAN IS RESCUED FROM PERILOUS POSITION
RESIDENTS OPPOSED TO ROAD BEING MADE STANDARD GAUGE
Dismisses Silver's Appeal
Left Thumb Severed
San Bernardino Briefs
IS COLDEST DECEMBER FOR ELEVEN YEARS IN REDLANDS
REDONDO BEACH LIBRARY TO BE OPENED TO THE PUBLIC
LONG BEACH
BELIEVE STREET CAR HOLDUP WAS AVOIDED
WRIGHT BELIEVES BALLOON HAS GONE DOWN IN OCEAN
ATTY. HARRIMAN CONSENTS TO ENTER RACE FOR COUNCIL
Italian Band Leader Quits
SANTA ANA
BRIEF BITS OF INTERESTING NEWS WRITTEN AT SANTA ANA
Monrovia Items
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE TO MAKE SAN PEDRO
FRATERNAL NEWS COLLECTED IN BREVITIES AT SAN PEDRO
U. S. MONITOR CHEYENNE IS EXPECTED SOON AT SAN PEDRO
POMONA
WILL PLACE HIGH PRESSURE WATER SUPPLY FOR $34,000
SEVENTH REGIMENT GIVES BANQUET TO ITS OFFICERS
Pomona Brevities
VENICE
DISCUSS MIDNIGHT CLOSING OF CAFES
SANTA MONICA
MAYOR DUDLEY APPOINTS RELIEF FUND COMMITTEE
Dies of Tuberculosis
Gen. John Cotton Dies
THE WEATHER
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BARGAIN WEEK SWELLS VOTES FOR TEACHERS
PRESENCE OF MIND SAVES LIFE OF NEGRO TRAMP
MAN HURT BY STREET CAR AT SANTA MONICA IS DEAD
BUTLER ATTACKS RACE GAMBLING
May Build New Railroad
MITCHELL SHOWS LITTLE INTEREST IN HIS FATE
BULLETIN DEVOTED TO HARBOR AFFAIRS
ANIMAL LEAGUE EXCELS VACHER
SUSPECTED HIGHWAYMEN SENTENCED FOR VAGRANCY
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
CHAFFEE AND PARTY TO VISIT AQUEDUCT
KERN TAKES PLACE ON PUBLIC WORKS
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS TO SEE WHAT GARDENA DESIRES
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