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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 106, 15 January 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WOMEN TO SAY WHETHER FAIR SEX MAY VOTE
RUSSIAN ADMIRAL CONQUERED BY TOGO
ROJESTVENSKY, VICE ADMIRAL OF RUSSIA, DIES OF NEURALGIA
THORNTON HAINS' FATE WITH JURY
THE NEWS SUMMARY
HICKORY CLUB SPEAKER SAYS: 'FACE PROBLEM'
KOREAN EMPEROR RETURNS TO HIS CAPITAL UNHARMED
Body Cut in Two by Train
TRIES TO PREVENT WRECK; IS KILLED
Earl Weds American Heiress
Selects Live Stock Delegates
To Count Electoral Vote
FARMER ADMITS HE KILLED MAN
JAPANESE NAVAL VESSELS MAY NOT VISIT AMERICA
POLICE RESCUE FIVE FROM WATERY GRAVE
Profesosr Disappears
Appoints Trustees
Anti.Saloon League Incorporated
STATE FLOODED BY RAINSTORMS; LOSS IS HEAVY
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NOTED HOTEL IS CONSUMED; MANY HURT, 1 MISSING
RETURN TO COMPANY CONTROL OF AFFAIRS
FIGHT IS WAGED ON CHAMBERLAIN
MISSING MEMBER OF AUTO PARTY RESCUED
FORMER QUEEN PRESSES CLAIM
Embezzlement Charged
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
FORESTRY BUREAU IS BITTERLY ARRAIGNED
STATE FLOODED BY RAINSTORMS
TILLMAN AVERS OFFICIALS LIED
Asks Judge to Resign
TWO ANGELENOS WANDER IN BLIZZARD FOUR DAYS; WILL LOSE THEIR LEGS
LOCOMOTIVE PLUNGES INTO LAKE; ENGINEMEN DROWN
FATALLY HURT, HE EMPTIES PISTOL INTO HIS OPPONENT
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Sunday Excursions
COUNTY EXPENSES OVER 2 MILLIONS
TEACHER WINS FIGHT AGAINST COUNTY BOARD
Supposed Robber Held
ELECTION MUST BE HELD SOON
Arrested in Court Room
RAILROADS ROB LOS ANGELES, IS EXPERT'S CLAIM
OLD INDIAN WOMAN IN JAIL NINE MONTHS RELEASED AS PAUPER
CAR RUNS INTO HOUSE; SLEEPING BOY INJURED
Judges to Hold Meeting
PROFESSOR TO GIVE ELECTRICAL EXHIBIT
Her Time Coming
ARRESTED BY LANDLORD, ASKS LEGAL REDRESS
QUICK CHOSEN SECRETARY WATERWAYS ASSOCIATION
AT THE THEATERS
SAN PEDRO
GREAT ENTERPRISE
IS VICE PROTECTED?
PROTECT YOUTH
ANTI-GAMBLING LAW
Can They 'Jimmy' It?
THRILLING DAY
AFFORESTATION
The State Press
Nightmare Hybrid
Real Government
International Unity
Lillian's Love Letters
Bitter Struggle
Dad
Is It Believed?
Be a Booster
Far and Wide
Worry
Education
Houston Hub of Fashion
Still Some
Wave Advertised
Necessary Precaution
One of Her Faults
Italy Has New Law as to the Manufacture of Olive Oil
Intensive Method of Fruit Cultivation Is Profitable
The Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
MEXICAN LIBERALS FACE ANOTHER DELAY
SAYS BRUTAL HUSBAND DROVE HER FROM HOME
Incorporations
CiTY NEWS IN BRIEF
Late Actor, and Actress Who Will Assist in Benefit for His Widow
Society
LOCAL PLAYERS IN GLAZIER BENEFIT
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
NEW SOUTHERN COAST LEAGUE CLUB TO BE ORGANIZED TODAY
GREAT SPRINTER TAKES HANDICAP
SOUTHERN CALIF. WATER POLO LEAGUE REVIVED
DISCUSS PLANS FOR RACE AT SHRINE AUDITORIUM
STANFORD BASEBALL SEASON OPENS WITH GOOD PROSPECTS
POMONA SQUAD TRAINING HARD
MUCH INTEREST CENTERS IN BIG HANDBALL MATCH
RIALTO GOSSIP
LONG BEACH GIRLS TO PLAY POLY TEAM
STANFORD PLACES ORDER FOR NEW SHELL IN EAST
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
NEAR-CHAMPS IN FINE CONDITION
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
WEEKS KNOCKED OUT BY ATTELL
WALLBRIDGE IS GOING BACK TO L. A. HIGH
SCHEDULE COMPLETED BY MANAGER GOODELL
— — *~*~* SANTA MONICA STARS ARE AGAIN IN BASEBALL WORLD
CANNOT FRAME CARD
CLASSY COLT WINS IN ROMP
ARRANGE BIG CARD FOR BENEFIT SHOW
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2 DEAD, 3 INJURED BY BLAZE IN HOTEL
LEADER OF CHARIVARI PARTY IS ARRESTED
POLYTECHNIC HIGH HOLDS TRACK MEET
HOLLYWOOD TO PLAY CROWN CITY TODAY
Y. M. C. A. WILL GIVE ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT
Legal Alumni Dine
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES <$>
GOES TO PRISON TO SAVE FAMILY HONOR
ACCUSES HIS FATHER OF NEGLECTING TO PROVIDE
STATUS OF ALCOHOL IS INVOLVED IN LAWSUIT
Requisition Honored
ELUDES HIGHWAYMAN, SUSPECT IN CUSTODY
VISITORS FROM NORTH TO BE ACCORDED RECEPTION
LIVE STOCK CONVENTION DELEGATES TO BE FETED
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TRIES TO LEARN WHAT TALESMAN THINKS OF RUEF
EXPLOSIVES AND TOOLS IN GRIP
LIBRARY CASE GROWS HOTTER
EXPRESSMAN HELD UP AND ROBBED AT PISTOL POINT
GRABS HER PURSE WHILE SHE IS WAITING FOR CAR
Important Eucalyptus Lecture
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
CHICAGO GRAIN
Coffee Future*
FINANCIAL
♦» ♦ • NEW YORK COTTON
Cotton and Wool
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
RAINY SEASON AFFECTS THE PRODUCE MARKET
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
California Dried Fruits
Taylorvßullfrog to Resume
Chicago Live Stock
GOVERNOR VEGAS ATTENDS SIERRA MADRE LUNCHEON
CHINESE DOCTOR WALKS INTO PROSECUTOR'S TRAP
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
BOND ELECTION WILL BE HELD NEXT MONTH
MAKES BOLD ATTEMPT TO STEAL BUSCH AUTOMOBILE
EXPECTS TO GET HORSE SHOW FOR NEXT WINTER
BOARD OF TRADE TO HOLD THIRD NOONDAY LUNCHEON
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES
PACIFIC ELECTRIC BUSY PUTTING IN ITS SWITCH
SAN BERNARDINO
"BUY AT HOME WEEK" TO BE HELD BY MERCHANTS
LOS FLORES RANCH CHANGES HANDS; PRICE $110,000
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS
NOTES OF RECENT REDLANDS HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY TOLD
POMONA
LOCAL BANKS MEET AND ELECT THEIR OFFICERS
SAN PEDRO
ASSURED FORTIFICATIONS WILL TAKE SHAPE ERE LONG
FIRST NATIONAL BANK NAMES ITS OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
LONG BEACH
POSTMASTER'S WIFE FIRES AT BURGLARS
ALARMED BY PUBLICITY, WILL GIVE BACK JEWELS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL DINE LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY
DEBATERS WILL ARGUE IN FAVOR OF THE CLOSED SHOP
SANTA ANA
LATEST NEWS OF SANTA ANA TOLD IN BRIEF PARAGRAPHS
GIVEN ONLY LIGHT FINE FOR OBTAINING LIQUOR
DAUGHTER DISAPPEARS; IS PROBABLY SEEKING POSITION
CLUB SEEKS TO PROTECT FISH
WHITE FLYER AND BIG BEN MAY RACE
MONROVIA
WILL LECTURE ON PHYSICAL EXAMINATION OF PUPILS
MANY ASPIRANTS IN FIELD TO FILL EXPECTED VACANCY
The Theaters
BAPTISTS PLEAD FOR CHINESE IN AMERICA
COURT DENIES DIVORCE; LECTURES HUSBAND AND WIFE
THE WEATHER
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DEEMS PENALTY UNDULY SEVERE
Mi *V FIND HEIR OF ROBBER'S VICTIM 3N FOREIGN LAND
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
BISHOP CONATY ASKS MONEY BE REFUNDED
PARLIAMENTARY POINT WORRIES SECRETARY
AUCTIONEER WILDE MAKES PROFIT ON CITY TAX SALE
FIRE COMMISSIONERS MAKE SOME DEPARTMENT CHANGES
COMMISSION HEARS CHARGES IN SECRET
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY WANTS MORE OFFICE ROOM
LICENSE CLERK'S REPORT SHOWS LARGE REVENUE
ELEVEN FATROLMEN ARE APPOINTED BY COMMISSION
WANT LIBERTY BELL BROUGHT TO PACIFIC
HOSEMAN IS ORDERED TO PAY HIS DEBTS
MAKE FUTILE ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP POLICE OFFICER
BRACKETT SHOW IS BOOKED FOR AN EXTENDED LOCAL ENGAGEMENT
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