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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 123, 1 February 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ANTI-RACE TRACK MEASURE TO BE VOTED ON SOON
NOTED AGRONOMIST TO BE DRY FARMERS' STATISTICIAN
ATTENDANCE AT LINCOLN'S CENTENARY TO BE LIMITED
Ship to Use New Channel
VOTERS INVITED TO MEET AT BLANCHARD HALL TODAY AND NAME CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
THE NEWS SUMMARY
President Roosevelt on One of His Strenuous 50-Mile-a-Day 'Jaunts' Training for Hunt
PRESIDENT WILL WALK 50 MILES
PORTER BASTINADOED FOR TRYING TO SLAY OFFICIAL AT TANGIER
CHAIRMANSHIPS MUCH COVETED
Root Arrives at Hot Springs
ORDERS JEROME TO BEGIN ACTION
Voters to Name Candidate for Mayor Today
ATLANTIC FLEET IS ANCHORED AT OLD GIBRALTAR
FRIENDS OF CONVICTED BANKER WILL AID HIM
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Two World-Famous Prima Donnas Who Are at War in New York Over Grand Opera Role
PRIMA DONNAS EVER SO ANGRY
MAGOON TO SUPPLEMENT REPORT; LEAVES FLORIDA
TRAVELER FOUND TO HAVE ENDED HIS LIFE BY DRUG
TO INOCULATE ARMY WITH TYPHUS GERM
400 UNEMPLOYED TO ASK AID OF SAN FRANCISCANS
FEDERAL ENGINEERS ARE SATISFIED WITH BIG DAM
ATTACK ON JAPANESE DECLARED "TRIVIAL"
ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR CONSERVATIVE CONFERENCE
Boy Electrocuted
Steamer Crippled
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THREATENS TO KILL HER ON HIS RELEASE
Pasha Sends Energetic Note
NEGRO WAITER SHOT; WOMAN IS ARRESTED
MUCH PLUNDER FOUND ON SEARCH OF ROOMS
KENTUCKIAN TO INTRODUCE ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE BILL
A Point to Look To
MINORITY PARTIES SHOULD HAVE NO HESITANCY IN VOTING FOR AMENDMENTS TWO AND FOUR
Proposed Charter Amendments to Be Voted on Tomorrow
ARRIVE AT MUSKOGEE TO GO BEFORE GRAND JURORS
IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER PLANS COUNCIL OF LABOR
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AT THE THEATERS
COUNCILMEN AT LARGE
HARPER'S SUCCESSOR
RECALL MAYOR HARPER
VOTE FOR ALL
"Save Something for the Future!"
VOTE FOR AMENDMENTS
THE MAYOR'S DODGE
The State Press
Publicity Necessary
Moralist Porter
Naturalistic Opportunity
Our Splendid Constitution
Waste of Sympathy
Brutal Savage
Truth in a Nutshell
Far and Wide
Sabbath Breaking
Alas!
What Next?
Backward
Remedial Suggestion
Big Stick
Tip Necessary
Railroad Rates Policy Is Ridiculously Short-Sighted
The Public Letter Box
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THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Art Review
CONGRESS HEARS EULOGIES OF MEMBER WHO IS DEAD
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
SEEK INCLUSION, NOT EXCLUSION
ORCHESTRA TO GIVE ITS THIRD CONCERT
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEMBERS KEEP "HOME COMING DAY"
WARMLY GREETED ON RETURN FROM EAST
HAS RECEIVED CALL FROM VANCOUVER CONGREGATION
OBJECT TO THE PASSAGE OF AMENDMENT NO. 29
MUTUAL DEPENDENCE NATURE'S GREAT LAW
REFUGE FOR JEWISH ORPHANS DEDICATED
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
WIND UP THEIR PERIOD OF WORK
FEBRUARY TIDE TABLE
The Shade of Stuyvesant
RACE TRACK NINE IS CRACK BUNCH
COLEGROVES BLANKED BY SUNBRIGHT BABES
EIGHT TEAMS START IN SIX DAY RACE AT KANSAS CITY
White City Baseball Club Whose Record Shows Nine Games Won Out of Ten Played
RIALTO GOSSIP
SAN BERDOO RACES DISAPPOINT CROWD
BASEBALL MEETINGS
NEW POLE VAULT RECORD
GARDENA'S TEAM IS GOOSE-EGGED
AMERICAN RACING MANUAL FULLY COVERS 1908 TURF
SANTA ANITA IS RECORD COURSE
AMATEURS TO RESUME PLAY IN TOURNAMENT
PICO HEIGHTS IS RIVERA'S VICTIM
MISCELLANEOUS GAMES
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
Horrible
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THISTLES LOSE; REDONDOS FAST
CUBAN BLUES SHUT OUT BY DRUID NINE
SEVENTH ST. GIRLS TO EXTEND SPORTS
BREWERS HAND HOEGEES LEMON
L. A. COLORED GIANTS DEFEAT RIVERA CLUB
L A. REVOLVER CLUB HOLDS USUAL MEET
PASADENA TEAM BLANKS EDISONS
HUBERT GIANTS WIN 11-INNING CONTEST
AMERICAN HORSES IN ALL ENGLISH STAKES
L A. A. C. MEMBER CLIMBS MT. WILSON IN QUICK TIME
WIELAND LOSES TO SANTA FES
W.-H.'S DEFEATED BY LONG BEACH
REDLANDS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAMS LOSE
SAN DIEGO WINS FROM SANTA ANA
LOST MINE YIELDS GOLD TO INDIANS FOR YEARS
Financial Review
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WARNS FILIPINOS IN HIS MESSAGE
Inbound Car Derailed
Gives Complimentary Dinner
Hundreds Reported Killed
SHOOTS WOMAN THROUGH HEART
COLD WAVE CONTINUES TO AFFLICT EASTERN REGIONS
DUKE D'ABRUZZI TO WED MISS ELKINS AFTER TRIP
Accused of High Treason
Want Slaying Investigated
Unidentified Vessel Sin!<
Report Manchus in Power
OPIUM CONGRESS MEETS IN CHINA
ASK FREE TRADE FOR PHILIPPINES
AGED MAN IS KILLED BY TRAIN AT POMONA
Invalid Governor Returns
Seek to Avoid Clash
Earthquakes at Lisbon
Temblor Visits Car.ada
REALTY DEALER KILLED BY CAR
LIBERALS CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY OF PAINE
Refugees Must Not Return
Hopeful for Negroes
Four Men Drowned
Engineer's Death Reported
RECALL ADVOCATED FROM CITY PULPITS
Battleship Sails
Gompers Defies Injunction
Need American Meats
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FLOODS REDUCE POTATO SUPPLY
STABBED BY NEGRO WHILE EATING AT TAMALE WAGON
AT THE HOTELS
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
PASADENANS DISCUSS DISPOSAL OF REFUSE
TWELVE HUNDRED PERSONS VISIT MOUNTAIN SUMMITS
AUTOMOBILE BECOMES TOO HOT FOR ITS OCCUPANTS
PASADENANS TAKE CHEF WITH THEM ON TRIP TO MEXICO
WOMEN IN CHARGE OF HOTEL MARYLAND REALIZE BIG SUM
SAN BERNARDINO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NAMES COMMITTEES
Makes Trip to Casa Verdugo
REDONDO BEACH
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF TRYING TO ENTER HOUSE
MONROVIA
WOMEN'S* CLUB GIVES PLAY TYPICAL OF JAPANESE LIFE
SAN PEDRO
SAN PEDRO BREVITIES
LONG BEACH
COUPLE TOSSES COIN TO DECIDE; MARRIES
HOLLYWOOD WINS DEBATE AFTER ARDUOUS BATTLE
FINDS REVOLVER HIDDEN WHERE BADER SAID IT WAS
DR. TANNER DEBATES WITH CLERGYMAN ON MIRACLES
MAN'S DEATH IS FOLLOWED CLOSELY BY HIS WIFE'S
SAN BERNARDINO
BUILDING INDUSTRY SHOWS CONSIDERABLE ACTIVITY
Hindus Go to Highgrove
VENICE
SOCIETY LEADERS APPEAR IN FARCE AT AUDITORIUM
REDLANDS BRIEFS
GOAT STILL PROBLEM FOR ANIMAL LEAGUE
TO ENCOURAGE CULTIVATION OF WESTERN ARID REGIONS
'HOUSE OF BONDAGE' AN ARTISTIC DRAMA
HENRY S. FARWELL DIES AT LANKERSHIM HOTEL
COUPLE RETURNS HOME AND ENCOUNTERS BURGLAR
NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE POISONED BY OYSTERS
HIT BY CYCLIST SAVED HIS BABY
GREEKS FIGHT OVER FRUIT; ONE IS SLAIN
NEGRO TRIES TO ESCAPE ARREST; RUNS INTO GATES
THE WEATHER
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
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MINES, MINING AND PROSPECTS IN GREAT SOUTHWEST REGION
RICH COUNTRY ABOUT NEEDLES
Pioneer Operator Here
Reports of Rich Strikes at New Camp Pioneer Inspire Remarkable Activity
Great Country Contiguous to Needles Where Expert Predicts Golden Harvest
NEW MEXICO COAL MINES KEEP BUSY
JOHN W. GATES MAY INVEST IN COPPER PROPERTY AT BOUSE
SILVER BOW ENCOUNTERS HIGH GRADE MILLING ORE
Vulcan Loads Ore
JOHNSON DISTRICT APPROACHES MECCA
Plans Reduction Plant
LUNING PROPERTY PREPARES TO SHIP AFTER NEXT MONTH
PIONEER LEASE SHIPS TWO CARS TO SMELTER
C. AND S. PEOPLE PURCHASE THE MITCHELL PROPERTIES
NEW ERA FOR INYO COUNTY
Little Florence to Ship
Strike on Big Dipper
"When Copper Is Too Rich to Smelt Break the Truth Gently"—Fitz=Mac
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