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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 119, 28 January 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
EXECUTIVE WILL ASCERTAIN REAL NEEDS OF NAVY
JURORS ACCEPTED TO TRY COOPERS ALSO ARRAIGNED
NOTED FRENCH ACTOR WHO DIED SUDDENLY
M. COQUELIN, GREAT COMEDIAN, EXPIRES
THE NEWS SUMMARY
PLAN ANOTHER SHAM PETITION TO AID MAYOR
PROCLAMATION SENT BY CHINESE EMPEROR IS AN ODD DOCUMENT
SECRET SERVICE CHIEF 'SWEATED' BY COMMITTEE
Noted Dramatist Who Is Seriously Ill in England
BERNARD SHAW CRITICALLY ILL
MUSHROOM HUNTERS FIND MAN MURDERED ON BEACH
To Pension Pedagogues
250 WAITRESSES TAKEN TO BOSTON TO REPLACE NEGROES OUT ON STRIKE
MINE WORKERS ADOPT PROTEST
ELECT HARRIMAN DIRECTOR OF THE NEW YORK CENTRAL
LEGISLATURE TO AWAIT MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT
THOUSANDS OF SMALL SNAKES RAIN DOWN ON SAN FRANCISCO PARK
PFLES CURED IX 6 TO 14 DATS
RAILROAD BILLS TO START FIGHT
Taft's Son Overstudies
Has Valuable Milch Cow
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
ARE GIVEN FETE BUT NOT WAGES
THREE SLAIN; THREE HURT IN FIGHT WITH MEXICANS
Lake Badly Polluted
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The Public Letter Box
News of the Courts
FEAR BUSHNELL MAY ATTEMPT SUICIDE
CARLSON TRIAL POSTPONED; DEFENDANT HAS NEW LAWYER
SAYS HE THREATENED TO DECAPITATE HER
MOTHER ASKS CHIEF OF POLICE TO FIND HER SON
Accuses Husband
Sentenced to Prison
Guilty of Forgery
Woman Sues for Land
Start New Bread Station
SCANDALS AIRED IN THORPE CASE
WIFE ASKS ANNULMENT; SAYS SHE IS NO. TWO
GAS STOVE LEFT BURNING; FOUR CHILDREN CREMATED
TWO DESPERATE BANDITS CAPTURED AT SALT LAKE
REFUSES OFFICE BECAUSE OF POLITICAL CRITICISMS
AT THE THEATERS
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
VICE PRESS BUREAU
CAN IT BE?
Love's Labor Lost
CATTLEMEN
WALTER PARKER
DISGRACEFUL STREETS
What Others Say
Mayor Harper's Friends
Making Them Sit Up
Excellent Work
Will Be Landed
The State Press
Suspicious Conduct
The Ninety and Nine
People Dislike Gambling
Let's Hone Not
*, The Mud Carrier
Graft Prospects Poor
' Sideshows Forbidden
Great Philanthropist
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Incorporations
CAPTAIN FRIES FAVORS RECALL
'Stubborn Cinderella' Girls Show They Are Good 'Mudders' in hong Hike to City
Society
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
LOS ANGELES AGAIN DRENCHED BY RAIN
CLIMBS POLE IN SPORT MEETS INSTANT DEATH
MUSIC
The Theaters
Women's Clubs
Girl Proves Heroine
Spoils System
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
RIDER FURNISHES RACING FEATURE
EMERYVILLE RESULTS
SOCIETY NIGHT FOR AUTOISTS
U. 8. C. Five Defeats Pomona
Bankers Bafl Team
Two Exhibits Which Are Attracting Much Merited Notice at the Automobile Show
RIALTO GOSSIP
BASEBALL NOTES
JACK ATKIN GETS 138 POUNDS IN ALHAMBRA
League Meeting Postponed
U. S. C. TRACK SQUAD DOES NOT FEAR POLY
PHYSICAL CULTURE CLUB HOLDS INDOOR ATHLETICS
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
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CRACK BANTAMS IN MAIN EVENT
LOCAL TWIRLER WHO COMES TO THE FRONT
ANNIS SIGNED WITH COAST LEAGUE CLUB
Noted Lawyer Dies
L. A. HIGH HOLDS GYM EXHIBITION
REDLANDS HIGH SCHOOL TO FURNISH RUGBY MEN
TIDE TABLE
DURNELL'S CHAUFFEUR GIVEN TWELVE MONTHS IN PRISON
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
SAYS S. P. BOSS ACTED NEUTRAL
Anti=Race Track Bill Adopted
Railway Official Resigns
SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE ELECTS ITS OFFICIALS
Mosquito Expert Arrives
Has f.are Form of Insanity
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STOCK RAISERS DEVOTE DAY TO SPEECHMAKING
BELIEVES DAUGHTER HAS BEEN KIDNAPED
Some of the Big Stockmen, Leaders in Deliberations at National Convention
AL MALAIKAH TEMPLE GIVES CHARITY BALL
SHWOBE SAYS REPORT OF SMUGGLING FALSE
Labor Troubles Not Serious
House Destroyed by Fire
CHINESE AND PRETTY WHITE BRIDE ARRESTED AFTER SPITE WEDDING
ASSERTS WOMAN HAS DUPED HIM
CHINATOWN SEARCHED IN VAIN FOR MISSING MAN
Storm Ends in North
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
Elects Officers for Year
Cotton and Wool
Sugar and Coffee
Chicago Live Stock
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
Pacific Coast Trade
FRUIT MARKET
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
UNSETTLED CONDITION CONTINUES IN MARKET
CITY PAYS $28.500 FOR CLOSE-IN LOT; ENGINE HOUSE SITE
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
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News From Neighboring Cities
LONG BEACH
PUBLIC SHOULD OWN FRONTAGE
ANXIOUS OVER REPORT HER HUSBAND'S VESSEL HAS SUNK
LONG BEACH BREVITIES
SAN PEDRO
TRUSTEES CITED FOR CONTEMPT, IS DESIRE
STEAMER QUEEN PUTS INTO SAN PEDRO ON ITS NEW CARD
Holds Whist Party
Heavy Rains; More Water
PASADENA
WISH CITY OFFICERS TO BE NON-PARTISAN
PASADENA'S CHIEF OF POLICE DOUBLES NIGHT PATROLMEN
ELKS HARVEST FESTIVAL MAY CONTINUE THROUGH TONIGHT
CONCERT IS ADDED TO HOTEL SCHEME TO AID CHARITY
Falls Down Stairs—ls Bruised
REDONDO BEACH
Plans Four=Story Building
Farmer Killed by Failing Building
SANTA MONICA
SCHEDULE OF CAR STOPS STILL EVOKES CRITICISM
MONROVIA
Monrovia Briefs
BRIEF NEWS FROM COLLEGE CIRCLES AT CLAREMONT
NEWS OF CURRENT INTEREST WHICH HAPPENS AT REDLANDS
SAN BERNARDINO
TESTIMONY IN SUIT IS TAKEN IN DESERT
To Inspect Signal System
Brings Suit for Libel
Attempts Suicide; Will Recover
San Bernardino Items
POMONA
POMONA BRIEFS
SANTA ANA
Santa Ana Brevities
LANDS TWENTY PASSENGERS AND LUMBER FROM NORTH
OCEAN PARK
FOUND DEAD AT RESIDENCE; WAS INVALID MANY YEARS
VENICE
HAIL STORM AND THUNDER STARTLE VENICE RESIDENTS
THE WEATHER
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SUSPECTS HELD AS HIGHWAYMEN
CLEAN POLITICS DESIRED BY ALL
ORDER SYSTEM OF RURAL FREE DELIVERY ENLARGED
Municipal Affairs
TOO MANY LAWYERS AT POLICE STATION
CITY SAVES $20,000 ON PAVING CONTRACT
PARK PHOTOGRAPHS TO BE ON DISPLAY AT EXPOSITION
SCHOOL TEACHER SUDDENLY DISAPPEARS FROM ARIZONA
CHEMICALS EXPLODE; MAN SEVERELY HURT
"Children Born Liars"
POLICEMAN PREVENTS POSTOFFICE ROBBERY
INJURED BY FALLING INTO TRENCH, SUE FOR $10,000
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