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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 103, 12 January 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
LEGISLATURE TO ELECT SENATOR TODAY AT NOON
THE NEWS SUMMARY
COMMITTEE AGREES ON $29,000,000 DONATION TO INCREASE U. S. NAVY
STATE SENATOR'S MOTHER-IN-LAW ON PAYROLL AS PORTER
PEOPLE MUST BE THE JUDGES, SAY CITIZENS
MRS. SAM SCHENCK SEVERELY INJURED
Governor Hadley Inaugurated
Strike Declared Off
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES ?=VI
FACTS AND FANCIES
TILLMAN USES HIS PITCHFORK ON ROOSEVELT
PASTOR ADMITS DEED; ENDS LIFE
JAPANESE PRESS ISSUES WARNING
DAVID JACKS, WELL KNOWN CALIFORNIAN, DIES IN NORTH
TELLS HOW ROAD HAMPERED MINES
URGE GOVERNOR TO ATTACK GAMBLING
UPTON SINCLAIR'S PLAY PRONOUNCED A SUCCESS
ANGELENOS ELECTED BY HOTEL MEN'S ASSOCIATION
GALE AND QUAKE ASSAIL MESSINA
EARTHQUAKE CAUSES TERROR AT SEATTLE
LADY WILLIAM BERESFORD DIES IN DORKING, ENGLAND
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Opportunity for Andy
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COMMISSION HAS CARLSON'S OFFER
REV. WILLIAM LONERGAN TO BE PLACED IN GRAVE
Society
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AT THE THEATERS
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
SALARIES
IS VICE PROTECTED?
RACE TRACK GAMBLING
Will They Dare?
GENEROSITY
RATES GOUGE
THE HELICOPTER
The State Press
New York Imitates Us
How Long?
It Is Constitutional
Are They Blessed?
Less and Less
Our Schmitz
People's Fight
Far and Wide
Frozen East
No Scars, No Fear
Not Qualified
The Chaperon
Improving the Suffrage
Two Shakes
Yellow Papers Teach Youth Art of Being Mendacious
Jawn D. Rockefeller Is as 'Umble as Old Uriah Heep
The Public Letter Box
Rose to It
What Think You?
Hot Stuff
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
HARBOR BOARD INDORSES LUMBER CO.'S PETITION
Naval Constructor Divorced
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
TABL£ OF TEMPERATURES
TO BEGIN WORK ON GOOD ROADS
WEATHER BUREAU ISSUES FIRST ANNUAL SUMMARY
TO EXTERMINATE INSECTS ON ALL TREES OF COUNTY
FUNERAL OF S. H. MOTT TO BE HELD THIS MORNING
GADSKI TO BE HEARD IN CONCERT TONIGHT
MUSIC
Hobo Prevents Murder
'LION AND THE MOUSE' IS EXCELLENT DRAMA
May Attempt to Qualify
Decide Against Indemnity
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
JOHNSON TAKES FIERCE LACING
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
WATER POLO LEAGUE TO ARRANGE GAMES
MARATHON RACE PRIZES TO BE PRESENTED AT BURBANK
BOWLING MATCH TO BE PLAYED AT LONG BEACH
YOUNGSTERS BEATEN IN BASKETBALL GAME
GLENDALE HIGH SCHOOL ELECTS TRACK CAPTAIN
REORGANIZES; WANTS GAME
BOOKS LOSE IN GUESSING MATCH
SAINTS LOSE CRACK ALUAROUND ATHLETE
GOLDFIELD CONSOLIDATED WILL RESUME OPERATIONS
TO DISCUSS PLANS FOR MARATHON AND WRESTLING EVENTS
ANGEL CITY HIGH TO PLAY SAINT VINCENT
POLYTECHNIC BOYS TO PLAY TEACHERS
LOS ANGELES HIGH TRIES OUT FOR MEET
COACH BEST IMPROVES ECHO PARK PLAYGROUNDS
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
TRAINING DAYS ALMOST AT END
HARVARDS LOSE TO HOLLYWOODS
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ARRANGE NOVEL ATHLETIC MEET
KOREAN STUDENTS HOSTILE BECAUSE RULER TOOK TRIP
Noted Iron Master Dies
RIALTO GOSSIP
TALENT DUMPED AT EMERYVILLE
BASEBALL SCORE SHEETS READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
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SUPERVISORS FILL POSITIONS
NEWS OF THE COURTS
GRAND JURY PROBES SUPERVISORS' BILLS
HUSBAND COMPLAINS HE COULDN'T KEEP TRACK OF HER
SEEKING DIVORCE, FAINTS ON STAND
WILL BE TRIED IN UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
incorporations
Nonsuit Granted
Sues for Damages
Sues Santa Fe
Must Stand Trial
Teacher Exonerated
Found Guilty
Sets Trial of June Raymond
CHILDREN JOIN IN ENTHUSIASM
FRANCHISE OF L. A.-P. RAILROAD ANNULLED
URGE HIGHER TAX FOR LOS ANGELES
TALKS TO CLERGYMEN ON CHARTER CHANGES
Baby Slays Playmate
Sues Railroad for $75,000
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
California Dried Fruits
Sugar and Coffee
To Elect Officers
Treasury Statement
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
FINANCIAL
CHICAGO GRAIN
MINING QUOTATIONS
Cotton and Wool
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
Two Editors Sentenced
LOCAL EGGS DECLINE ON PRODUCE EXCHANGE
SCRAMBLE TO CORRAL NEWLY OPENED LANDS
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News From Neighboring Cities
SAN BERNARDINO
SAYS HE IS VICTIM OF COUNT FOR $50
DO NOT WANT STREET CAR LINE MADE STANDARD GAUGE
CITY ATTORNEY DENIES HE IS CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
MURDER CHARGE MAY RESULT FROM TOO MUCH DRINKING
Oil Contract Not Awarded
PASADENA
EMPLOYE AND CASH DISAPPEAR AT ONCE
CASH REGISTER AND SLOT MACHINES ROBBED OF $60
REFUSES TO ACCEPT OFFER OF PASTORATE IN NEW YORK
Reception to Republic Founder
PASADENA RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY ELECTS OFFICERS
Tries Hard to Get Plant
PASADENA BRIEFS
SAN PEDRO
OLD BARK TO MAKE TRIP TO HONOLULU
FIRE OF MYSTERIOUS ORIGIN CONSUMES 5.R00M BUNGALOW
British Steamer Arrives
SALOONS MUST CLOSE AT 12 O'CLOCK EVERY NIGHT
Santa Barbarans Visit Santa Monica
Dies by Eating Glass
SANTA ANA
NEWS OF VARIED INTEREST COLLECTED AT SANTA ANA
ExXonvict Suspected
GROWERS DEFEND CARTWRIGHT LAW
CROWDS CHEER HENEY ON HIS RETURN TO BAY CITY
REDONDO BEACH
AUTOMOBILE FACTORY IS RUSHED TO COMPLETION
PIPE LINE FOR HOT WATER FOR BATHHOUSE IS BEGUN
Ship 120,000 Barrels of Oil
To Give Banquet to Subscribers
LONG BEACH
DECLINE TO ADMIT THAT CITY HAS JURISDICTION
REDLANDS TO HIRE AMERICAN PICKERS
Willing to Accommodate
TAYLOR MAKES QUEER DEFENSE
THE WEATHER
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CRITICISES MILK SUPPLY OF CITY
HUSBAND CHARGED WITH BEATING WIFE CRUELLY
SHAKESPEAREAN SCHOLAR LECTURES AT Y. W. C. A.
LINEMAN KILLED, COMING INTO CONTACT WITH WIRE
27,000 ACRES SELL AT ABOUT $20,000
CHILD MAY DIE FROM ORDEAL WITH SNAKES
HURLED HEADLONG BY CAR; PUDDLE SAVES HIS LIFE
GOES NORTH TO GET NEW LIGHT ON ETTER'S DEATH
DICK WARNER HELD FOR JURY TRIAL
ASSESSED $75 FOR ANNOYING ACTRESSES
VANDALS INVADE CHURCH AND INJURE BUILDING
DRINKING BOUT ENDS IN STABBING OF PARTICIPANT
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
CITY ENGINEER SAYS HE CAN SAVE MONEY
ORDER CONNECTIONS WITH NEW SEWERS TO BE MADE
SUPPLY OF CEMENT MUST BE RENEWED
CLAIMANTS NOT ENTITLED TO DAMAGES IS DECISION
COUNCIL TO SETTLE QUESTION OF INSPECTOR
CITY HALL BUILDING BEGINS TO SHOW EVIDENCE OF DECAY
CHANGES IN ROUTE REQUIRE NEW LANDS BE PURCHASED
BODY FOUND NEAR TUNNEL THAT OF AQUEDUCT WORKER
INSURANCE MAN SEIZED; $800 GONE IS CHARGE
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