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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 121, 30 January 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SIGNATURES FOR MAYOR'S RECALL NUMBER 5000
BANK VAULT ROBBED OF $10,000 AT CARLTON-TEX.
Gomez and Zayas Clash
Merchant Robbed by Employe
Pioneer Coloradoan Dies
SHOW GIRL WHO IS SUED FOR A DIVORCE
SAYS MRS. STIRLING PURCHASED GUN TO SHOOT ARISTOCRAT
THE NEWS SUMMARY
BILLS THREATEN HARBOR PLANS OF SAN PEDRO
YOUTHS TO ESCAPE WHITTIER UNTIL LAW HAS BEEN AMENDED
Doctor Shot by Woman
Sunken Ship Republic; Submarine Bell, Its Inventor and Captains Who Figured in Wreck
SUCCESS OF L... USED ON REPUBLIC STARTLES SCIENCE
LOAN SHARKS' MEAN TO KILL USURY BILL BY SPENDING MONEY
Boy Bandits Captured
REPORT COAST OF SPAIN SWEPT BY QUAKE AND WAVE
Taft Travels Over Panama
Sutro Tunnel Cleared
Many Resign from Office
Engineer Drowned
Get Franking Privilege
Jury Yet Incomplete
TERRIFIC STORM SPREADS TERROR AND DESOLATION
CHARLES P. TAFT DENIES CHARGE MADE BY RAINEY
OFFICER FATALLY SHOT BY BANDITS IN FREIGHT YARD
LAWYERS CLASH DURING TRIAL OF ALLEGED BRIBER
Seeks to Repeal Law
Bulgarians Disband
EBB TIDE OF PUGET SOUND STRONGEST EVER RECORDED
Accused of Robbery
Straus' "Salome" Rendered
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
SAYS PERJURY WAS CAUSE OF BROTHERS CONVICTION
TABER DECLARES HE NEVER WAS CITIZEN OF NEVADA
ITALIANS OF NEW YORK HONOR QUAKE VICTIMS
ELOPES WITH DAUGHTER; IS SLAIN BY HER FATHER
POLICE DEPARTMENT OF STOCKTON INVESTIGATED
Found Dying in Hotel
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AUTO SHOW IS SOCIETY EVENT
AQUEDUCT EMPLOYE IS HELD FOR EMBEZZLEMENT
Christian Endeavorers Meet
Anderson Held for Trial
Resigns as Guardian
STARTS FIGHT AT AUTO SHOW
L. A. HIGH SCHOOL WINS IN DEBATE AGAINST POLY
Y.W.C.A.'S WEEK OF DEMONSTRATION ENDS
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AT THE THEATERS
DANCE DENS
AUTOMOBILES
THE RECALL
GAMBLING HURTS BUSINESS
SAVAGE FASHIONS
Don't Stop This—It Might Hurt Business
MAYOR'S RED HERRING
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE ENDS LABORS
BISHOP CONATY TALKS ON CIVIL ALLEGIANCE THEME
DECLINES OFFER FOR HIS AIRSHIP
MOTHER GOOSE PARTY TO BE GIVEN BY CHILDREN
COUNTY TO GET CASH FOR ROADS
VICTIM Of BANDIT'S REVOLVER IS DEAD
DATES ARE ARRANGED FOR NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS
"Dry" Farmers Dislike Name
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
DEMENTED MAN BITES HIS CAPTOR IN CHEEK DEEPLY
BUZZ BIKES WILL RUN TO POMONA TOMORROW
FINDS MAN HE WANTS IN WORKHOUSE PRISON
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
STOCK RAISERS PICK COMMITTEE
TWO CASES OF BLIND PIGS HEARD IN POLICE COURT
CHINESE HELD UP AND ROBBED IN DAYLIGHT
FOOL'S GOLD FOUND UNDER BARBER SHOP
L. A. PROHIBITION CLUB WILL DISCUSS RECALL
Charged with Forgery
Start Important Movement
President of R. E. Lee Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy
WIFE OF DAY ASKS HUSBAND'S ARREST
Western Author Dies
NATIVE FLOWER SEEDS FREE
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
SURPRISES ARE ORDER OF DAY
GIRLS SHOW FORM OF MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS
TO REORGANIZE TEAM FROM OLD MATERIAL
REDONDO'S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TO PLAY BASEBALL
BASEBALL NOTES
PLAY POSTPONED GAME
GEORGE KNOCKS OUT STANTON
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
King's Illness Not Serious
RESULTS AT EMERYVILLE
BASKETBALL GIRLS' TEAMS ARRANGE MANY CONTESTS
DRISCOLL BEATS MARTLO
TURFMAN DIES
BASKETBALL TO COME DOUBLE
WOMEN'S GOLF YOURNAMENT
TO GIVE MINSTREL SHOW
RIFLE CLUB TO HOLD ITS YEARLY ELECTION
GLENDALE CHAMPIONS ARE DEFEATED BY ST. VINCENT
MAY LOSE AMATEUR CARD
BURNS HANDICAP ATTRACTS MANY
FOUR CLUBS WILL PLAY BASEBALL AT JOY PARK
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
GOOD GAME PROMISED SUNDAY AFTERNOON
PLAYGROUND TOURNAMENT PLANNED BY COMMISSION
CAN'T BE CHRISTLIKE IF A STENOGRAPHER
Norris & Rowe Circus Sold
REAGAN DEFEATS WALSH
SCHOOLMASTERS=HOLLYWOOD
BASKETBALL GAME
Earthquake in Spain
FOREST WEALTH OF COUNTRY IS LARGE
NEW YORK SURGEONS OPERATE ON BIG RHINO
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FORESTS YIELD LARGER PROFIT
Municipal Affairs
COUNTS MILLIONS TO RELIEVE HIS MIND
SENATORS PROMISE TO SUPPORT BILL
MUNICIPAL CEMENT PLANT IS READY FOR OPERATION
STREET LIGHTS PLACED IN ANNEXED TERRITORY
Three Young Men Arrested
Two Mexicans Murdered
Newspaper Office Burned
GRAPE PRODUCTION INCREASED MILLIONS
HUNTS WORK IN VAIN, THEN TRIES TO DIE
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CATTLE ABUSED; MEN ARRESTED
AGED CLERGYMAN IS HURT BY STREET CAR
GIRL'S DISAPPEARANCE IS STILL PUZZLE TO POLICE
IS POUNDMASTER, NOT SECRETARY
CLUB TO HEAR ADDRESS ON "MUNICIPAL REFORM"
COURT DECIDES KICK WAS GIVEN; IMPOSES SUSPENDED SENTENCE
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
BANK CLEARINGS
MINING QUOTATIONS
Cotton and Wool
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
LOCAL EGGS DECLINE IN LOS ANGELES MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Treasury Statement
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
BELIEVE WOMAN HAS SWINDLED VICTIMS
CALIFORNIA BEE-KEEPERS HOLD ANNUAL CONVENTION
SUBSCRIPTIONS COMMITTEE SOON WILL MAKE ROUNDS
"DADDY" GEORGE TALKS OF JUNIOR REPUBLIC WORK
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
TAFT'S SISTER TO BE GUEST AT MARYLAND
MONEY IS SUBSCRIBED FOR JAPANESE HOME
ASSRTS HE CAN PROVE INNOCENCE OF CHARGE
ONLY PERSONS OVER FIFTY TO ENTER GOLF TOURNAMENT
Snow from Mountains
PASADENA BREVITIES
DAUGHTERS MAY GIVE SUPPORT TO CAUSE
SAN BERNARDINO
LABOR UNIONS WILL FORM BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL
NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED FOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Charge Dismissed
Conductor in Custody
Plan Matinee Meet
MINE WORKERS INDORSE CONDUCT OF PRESIDENT
LONG BEACH
YOUNG MAN MAY BE WANTED DESPERADO
LONG BEACH BOARD OPENS BIDS FOR CONCRETE WALK
WORK ON PACIFIC ELECTRIC NEW LINE WELL UNDER WAY
May Be Kleptomaniac
Banquet Date Fixed
LONG BEACH ITEMS
SAN PEDRO
ASKS LUMBER COMPANY TO HIRE RESIDENT LABOR
Move Steam Shovel
Rehearse for Farce
SANTA MONICA
GROCER IS ARRESTED FOR SELLING LIQUOR
SANTA ANA
SANTA ANA OFFICER FACES ROBBERS' GUNS
Asks Contributions
Woman Found Sane
OCEAN PARK
ASK PEOPLE TO VOTE ON PIER AND SEWER
Big Fire in St. Paul
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF SLAYING BROTHER-IN-LAW
MAN WHO MURDERED WIFE AND HER MOTHER HANGED
FREE USE OF TIMBER IN U. S. FORESTS PROFITABLE
Temperance Fight Sensational
Boarding Houses Burned
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
SHOE CLERK LIVES AS THE SAVIOR WOULD
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TRICKY MACHINE TRIES BIG BLUFF
DEPUTY WARDEN WHO SHOT CONDOR MISSING
News of the Courts
DIVORCE MADE EASY; GET YOURS BY MAIL
Fugitive Is Held
Arraigned for Murder
Princess in Auto Wreck
WOMAN'S ABILITY TO PACK ESTABLISHED
STATE CLOSES ITS CASE IN PROSECUTION OF MINER
SQUATTERS EJECTED FROM WILMINGTON TIDELANDS
Incorporations
Grand Jury Delays Report
FINDS WOMAN IN BATHTUB IN UNCONSCIOUS CONDITION
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