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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 111, 20 January 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
700 CALLED TO DISCUSS CRISIS IN CITY AFFAIRS
MACARONI FACTORY BLOWN UP BY BLACK HAND BAND
FORMER PRESIDENT GIVEN TESTIMONIAL
THE NEWS SUMMARY
REPUBLICANS OF OREGON FORCED TO KEEP PLEDGE
PINCHOT WILLING TO HAVE FORESTRY RULES CHANGED
IS VICE PROTECTED IN LOS ANGELES?-XIII
Earthquake in Syria
Roosevelt Will Lecture
GILLETT AFRAID TO ANTAGONIZE ALIEN OPINION
JURORS PROBE ALLEGED LIBELS IN NEWSPAPER
SAYS ARIZONA ASKS JUSTICE
CRITICISMS OF U. S. GOVERNMENT LEADS TO DRASTIC ACTION
Pupils to Visit Coast
PRESIDENT AND OTHERS TO GET HIGHER SALARIES
THAW WANTS JURY TRIAL; NEW HEARING CANCELED
Kiernan Disappoints New Yorkers
Many Coal Miners May Strike
Former Copper King Sued
GOVERNOR OF NEVADA ASKS REVISION OF TAX SYSTEM
MESSINA AGAIN VISITED BY FIRE
STORM SUBSIDES IN NORTHERN SECTIONS
Take Quadruplets from Mother
Slays Wife and Himself
VOLCANO DOES MUCH DAMAGE
Veteran Actor Expires
Sentenced to Prison
Insane Man Burns Bed
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
WEIRD SOCIETY 31 YEARS OLD REVEALED IN CHICAGO
WORK ON PANAMA CANAL INCREASES SATISFACTORILY
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AT THE HOTELS
TOWN WILL MAKE LOUD NOISE AT SIGHT OF THIEF
MINISTER DECLARES FLIRTING IN CHURCH CANNOT BE HARMFUL
HONGKONG HARBOR BOAT FIRES ON BRITISH VESSEL
Arrange to Pay Big Fine
AT THE THEATERS
AQUEDUCT VICE
POLICEWOMAN
HARPER'S SPEECH
UNFAIR
In the Whirlpool
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
CONFERENCE ON RECALL
JACKASS WILLETT
PEOPLE MUST RULE
CHARLEY'S AUNT AGAIN APPEARS AT BELASCO
Incorporations
AVOID SERVING ON JURY FOR CALHOUN
BALLOON MAY HAUL CAR UP MT. WILSON
BRAIN AFFECTED BY IMPENDING WEDDING
CITY CLUB CAMPAIGNING FOR CHARTER AMENDMENTS
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Eat at the Angelus gTill.
LAUGHS WHEN GIVEN PRISON SENTENCE
ANNUAL OFFICERS CHOSEN BY ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
Granted Divorce
"EVERY GOOSE A SWAN." SINGS CATTLEMAN AS HE HELPS WITH OWN ARREST
OPERATE TO REMOVE CRIMINAL INSTINCTS
TWENTY-FOUR INMATES OF REDLIGHT DISTRICT FINED
HARDWARE FIRM BUYS LOT AT $10,000; TO BUILD BIG WAREHOUSE
SUPERVISORS NAME HOLDERS OF POSITIONS AT COURT HOUSE
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Society
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
MAGAZINE WINS FEATURE EVENT
NELSON AGREES TO TALK MATCH
MARATHON RACES BECOME POPULAR IN THE NORTH
The Tramp vs. Nature
RIALTO GOSSIP
INDIAN IS EASY GAME FOR BAKER
BALDWIN LOSES $9000 SUIT
SOLDIER KING AGAIN TO ENTER MT. WILSON RACE
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY HAS ARRANGED NEXT FALL,GAMES
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
WRESTLERS OUT FOR LAURELS
SOPHOMORES WIN DISTANCE RUN AT OCCIDENTAL
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
TIDE TABLE
BOXING BENEFIT PLANS COMPLETE
OCCIDENTAL ACADEMY GIRLS PLAY BASKETBALL
RESULTS AT EMERYVILLE
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS I
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HOME FOR NEW CLUB NOT YET SELECTED
SIKORA KNOCKS OUT MURRAY AT ARCADIA
MUNICIPAL PLAYGROUNDS PROMISE TO BE POPULAR
Fattening the Mattress
IN THE MAGAZINES
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MILLIONS IN SIGHT, BUT WEALTHY UNCLE COULD NOT SEE IT
WOMAN, MERELY ALARMED, HAD NOT BEEN MOLESTED
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
COUNCIL MAY CREATE JOB OF WEIGHMASTER
EIGHTY-FIVE PATROLMEN WANTED BY COMMISSION
PARK DEPARTMENT TO PAY FOR ITS OWN AUTOMOBILE
MAYOR'S HOLIDAY MESSAGE LIKELY TO BE SUPERFLUOUS
SPECIFICATIONS FOR CITY PRINTING DULY ADOPTED
City to Get Money
Haverty Succeeds Paul
Must Get New Licenses
CITY COUNCIL URGES CONSOLIDATION BILL
COSMOS CLUB TAKES UP CITY GARBAGE PROBLEM
POLICE COMMISSION WILL HOLD SESSIONS MONDAYS
THIRTY.FIVE ACRES TO BE ANNEXED BY ELYSIAN PARK
Council Opens Bids
FAVORS HIGHWAY BUT NEEDS BOARD'S AID
Against Peddlers
Healy Fights Bathtub Reform
Fire Limits Discussion
Shows Up City Jail
CUT PAINFULLY BY GLASS, BLAMES ANGRY PASSENGER
HUNTERS DISCOVER MINER LYING DEAD IN HIS CABIN
Discuss Commodities Clause
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS ' OF CITRUS FRUITS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
CHICAGO GRAIN
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
LOCAL EGGS DECLINE AND EASTERN ADVANCE
Pacific Coast Trude
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Cotton and Wool
The Metal Market
Sugar and Coffee
Chicago Live Stook
PASO ROBLES HOT SPRINGS
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RAILROAD FRANCHISES GIVEN LAST READING
PRESIDENT MORRIS SAYS DIPLOMACY WAS LACKING
JUDGE CONSIDERS PUNCH WAS ENTIRELY IN ORDER
THE WEATHER
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DENIED SHELTER OR TREATMENT, THOUGH IN SERIOUS PLIGHT
Y. M. C. A. Congress Opens
Woman Wants Damages
LIVE STOCK CONVENTION DELEGATES REACH CITY
Agree to Protocol
'COLONIAL JACK' IS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
SEEK TO ENJOIN HOLDER OF MUCH CEMETERY-STOCK
REFUSE POULTRY ENTRIES, SPACE BEING EXHAUSTED
JUDGES DISCUSS NEEDS OF ADDITIONAL DEPARTMENTS
CHURCH WORKERS LOBBY FOR ANTI-GAMBLING BILL
Horse and Buggy Found
SAY WOMAN TRIED TO BRIBE WITNESS
BURGLARS MAKE ATTEMPT ON HELLMAN RESIDENCE
Mrs. Farrell Wins Case
URGE RECONSTRUCTION OF BOARD OF WORKS
ASKS RETURN OF MONEY PAID FOR MINING STOCK
DISCUSS FEASIBILITY OF HOLDING MAY FESTIVAL
CITY HALL NOTES
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