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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 100, 9 January 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
COUNTY'S AUTO BILL IS $26,000 IN 16 MONTHS
THE NEWS SUMMARY
RULERS WHO MOURN FOR QUAKE VICTIMS
COUNT AND PRETTY STENOGRAPHER WED; AGAIN DISAPPEAR
Solon Dies in Nordhoff
EXPOSURE OF VICE PRODUCES CONSTERNATION
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES?=III
TILLMAN FACES SERIOUS CHARGE BY ROOSEVELT
ROOSEVELT IS ARRAIGNED BY CONGRESSMEN
Boy Escapes from Jail
High Flyers
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DRIVER SEVERELY HURT IN COLLISION WITH CAR
MANHATTAN HOTEL EXPOSED AS DEN OF FLAGRANT VICE
FIGHT BEGUN ON RACE TRACK LAW
SOCIALISTS OF NEW YORK TO START SUNDAY SCHOOLS
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
SOLDIER SLAYS POLICE OFFICER
AT THE THEATERS
TEACHERS' TOUR
MORE HUN
THE MAYOR
YELLOW CLAIMANT
How Can a Man Keep His Books Straight?
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC IMMORALS
OUR DUTY
The State Press
Hell on Earth
Too Expensive
Legislation Demanded
Joins Working Class
Hope Springs Eternal
Suspicious
Fourth Estate Joke
Get Busy
Jap Bank Account
Far and Wide
Mexico Condemns Bullfighting
Hon' Ruins Explain
World Is Better
Faithful Followers
Mysterious Disappearance
President Roosevelt Plans a Perfectly Corking Time
California Is Unfairly Dealt with by French Treaty
The Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
$400 REALIZED FROM EBELL CLUB TICKETS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
NEIGHBORHOOD ROW CAUSES ARREST OF ALLEGED DISTURBER
INSTALLATION HELD BY POST AND CORPS
MUSIC
ACCUSES NEGRO OF TAKING EARNINGS OF AGED WOMAN
STEADY DRIZZLE SETS IN; GOOD SOAKING EXPECTED
AT THE HOTELS
"Cheiro" Again Is Sued
Will Build New Liner
Plan Big Celebration
Mrs. Sage Extends Offer
RIDES IN FRONT OF CAR AND IS HURLED HEADLONG
TRACES HER ALLEGED BETRAYER TO COAST
MULHOLLAND TALKS OF AQUEDUCT WORK
LONE HIGHWAYMEN SECURE 30 CENTS
SEEKS AID TO EIGHT GAMBLING ON HORSES
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
OUTLAW BASEBALL INVASION IS RECONSIDERED AND POSTPONED
HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE TO PLAY BASKETBALL
SANTA MONICA HIGH BUSY
•':■■■. .. . • – Their College Letters
TO PLAY FOOTBALL GAME FOR CHARITY
WANT GAMES
MfIALToSo^SSIP
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
MILLARD WINS DOUBLE HEADER
CINDER PATH SWARMS WITH BUSY ATHLETES
RIDER ESCAPES DEATH IN FALL
AMATEUR CLUBS TO AID RELIEF FUNDS
NEVADA JOKESMITHS SHAKE MAZUMA TREE
ATHLETICS AT REDLANDS
GLEASON GETS JEFF TO SIGN
GRIDIRON H'S AWARDED BY FOOTBALL COMMITTEE
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
Wise
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COMPLETES HIS REOPENING CARD
ANNANDALE GOLF CLUB'S TEAM DEFEATS REDLANDS
WHITE SOX PITCHER WANTS TO MEET JOHNSON FOR TITLE
GLENDALE'S SIX WIN FROM WHITTIER TEAM
WIFE SLAYER HANGED WITH PRAYER ON LIPS
FORMER BANK CASHIER OF HEALDSBURG IS INDICTED
Body of Aeronaut Found
Supervisor to Resign
Chinese Found Guilty
STORMS CRIPPLE NORTHERN WIRES
Stricken Fatally on Street
Writer Wants Case Canceled
Finds Cure for Leprosy
May Solve Murder Mystery
OIL IN RIVER KILLS ALL DUCKS AND FISH ALONG SAN JOAQUIN
SOTHERN LIFTS VEIL FROM PAST CENTURY
Sentenced to Prison
ACCUSES DISMISSED CHINESE OF MURDER
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
Bradstreet's Review
Dun's Weekly Review
FINANCIAL
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
BURRIS GAINS CONTROL OF THE EL PASO CONSOLIDATED
Cotton and Wool
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
Sugar and Coffee .
NOTICE!
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LOCAL AND EASTERN EGG PRICES ADVANCE
CHICAGO GRAIN
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
BANK CLEARINGS
FRUIT MARKET
ACCUSED OF HOLDING UP MAN HE OFFERED TO AID
TWENTY-FOUR YOUNG MEN ARRAIGNED AT ONE TIME
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
EDISON COMPANY HAS PRESENTED NO OFFER
SOCIETY WOMEN WILL ACT AS EMPLOYES OF HOTEL
LOS ANGELES HIGHWAYMEN SUSPECTED OF BURGLARY
EABY INNOCENT CAUSE OF FIRE; MOTHER BADLY BURNED
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES
LONG BEACH
WANT PACIFIC ELECTRIC TO CONSTRUCT NEW LINE
TENANT INSISTS ON STIFFER TERMS THAN WAS EXPECTED
LOCAL LODGE OF ELKS WILL GIVE BALL AT THE PAVILION
LONG BACH BREVITIES
SANTA ANA
SANTA ANA BREVITIES
REDONDO BEACH *
Thieves Steal Wood
Transfers Water Company Rights
SAN BERNARDINO
HIGH PRICE REALIZED FOR ORANGE LANDS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO BALLOT FOR DIRECTORS
WILL TRY TO RAISE FUNDS FOR LUGO PARK MONUMENT
RUSH TO PARADISE SPRINGS SHOWS NO SIGN OF ABATING
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS
RIVERSIDE
CITY OFFICIALS AGAIN APPOINTED BY THE MAYOR
ITEMS OF MUCH INTEREST COLLECTED AT REDLANDS
RESIDENTS HOPE TO OBTAIN GAS SUPPLY
ILLINOISANS WILL HOLD THEIR ANNUAL REUNION
WILL ASK CONGRESS FOR APPROPRIATION
MONITOR CHEYENNE WILL LIE IN PORT TEN DAYS
HURRIEDLY STARTS WORK ON EXTENSION
MERELY RESOLVED IN FAVOR OF PETITION BY COMPANY
MAN HELD FOR FORGERIES MUST FACE GRAND JURY
THE WEATHER
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RUSH TALKS ON MODERN GRAFT
To Administer Estate
Ocean Venice Case Delayed
MARRIAGE ON HIGH SEAS IS ANNULLED
POLICE COMMISSION IN SECRET MEETING
WOMAN SAYS DEFENDANTS ILLEGALLY SOLD CLAIMS
GRAND JURY WORKS BUSILY ON REPORT
Fails to Give Bonds
PASO ROriLEf* HOT SPRINGS
ACCUSES DETECTIVE OE DEFRAUDING HER
HUNGRY, HE STEALS TAMALE; IS SENT TO JAIL FOR 30 DAYS
INNOCENT MAN ARRESTED, KICKED BY JAILERS; SUES
GIRL SUPPOSED TO HAVE ELOPED FOUND AT HOME
Sunday Excursions >v i
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
PLANS TO ESTABLISH FIRE SALVAGE CORPS
SECURITY BUILDING CASE DELAYED; OFFICIAL MISSING
Incorporations
CHURCHES ASK DICE SHAKING BE STOPPED
ALLEGED THIEF POUNCED ON BY ANGRY COUNTRYMAN
Silver Not Guilty
Case Goes Over
M'CABE'S HENCHMAN GETS GOOD POSITION
ARTHUR LETTS FIGHTS RACE TRACK GAMBLING
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