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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 146, 24 February 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
BURGLAR SEIZED WHILE ROBBING JEWELRY STORE
HETTY GREEN'S DAUGHTER WED
FOUND STRANGLED AND TIED; CASE MYSTERIOUS
TWO MEN AND MANY SHEEP DIE DURING STORM IN COLORADO
BANDITS SHOOT AND BEAT HIM
THE NEWS SUMMARY
PROTECTION FOR OWNS RIVER IS PECALL KEYNOTE
URGE JAPANESE TO FACE ISSUE
Angeleno Is Honored
Accused of Subornation
Banker Morse on Daily Trip from Tombs Prison to Wall Street, Where He Speculates
MAKES FORTUNE IN WALL STREET
Minimum Duty Provided
LITERARY THUG GETS 30 YEARS IN PRISON FOR DARING ROBBERY
CITY OFFICIALS OF STOCKTON ACCUSED BY GRAND JURORS
Catholics Win Case
LEGISLATORS WOULD REVAMP CONSTITUTION
METAL FLOOR COLLAPSES; ONE KILLED, ONE INJURED
COURT FORBIDS EMPLOYES RIGHT TO FRANK ARTICLES
Railway Official Resigns
THREE PRISON REFORM BILLS PASS SENATE
SIX PERSONS KILLED BY TORNADO IN ARKANSAS
BANK IN RENO FAILS AFTER LONG BATTLE
DENOUNCES DELMAS AND "UNWRITTEN LAW" ETHICS
Colonel Cooper Gives Testimony
Latest Photo of Atlantic Fleet, Its Four Admirals and President Aboard Mayflower
FLEET ENCOUNTERS WORST OF STORMS IN PORT AT HOME
PRIMARY ELECTION BILL IN COLORADO COMPROMISED
SOUTHERNERS GIVE GENEROUS WELCOME TO REAR ADMIRALS
TIA JUANA POSTOFFICE LOOTED; $1400 SECURED
COURT QUASHES FARMERS' JURY
KILLS TWO PERSONS THEN ENDS HIS LIFE
BIG REDUCTIONS MADE IN EASTBOUND RATES
Says It's All Whisky
Alleged Assailant Arraigned
Greek Hotel Burned
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
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Girl with $100 Missing
PUT CONFIDENCE IN DRY FARMING
Killed by Falling Roof
United States Warship Minnesota, Given Silver Service at Norfolk, and Captain
MOORE SUBMITS UNIQUE SCHEME
TAFT SAYS HERRICK WILL NOT RECEIVE PORTFOLIO
NINE ENTOMBED BY BIG CAVE-IN
Change Santa Fe System
U. S. S. MINNESOTA GETS FINE PRESENT
EFFORT TO GET TWELFTH JUROR FOR CALHOUN VAIN
FATHER STABS DAUGHTER WHILE SHE NURSES BABY
Bryan Buys Fruit Ranch
AT THE THEATERS
WHERE WOMEN RULE
CONSOLIDATION
GOOD BUSINESS RECORD
On Guard
FORTIFICATIONS
CAROL
SAVAGE
The State Press
Backward Bills
Dangerous Dust
Too Much Johnson
A Fierce One
California Fare
Upper Berths
Far and Wide
Parents Are Immune
Kickless Mule
Result of Envy
Disadvantage of Knowledge
Blockader Beveridge
Regrets
Gif Pinch
The Elopers
Porto Rico Has Made Great Progress Under Free Trade
The Public Letter Box
THE GARAGE
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
The Theaters
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
BELLBOY'S MARRIAGE TO TELEPHONE GIRL ENDS LONG ROMANCE
QUEEN OF SONORATOWN IS SUED FOR PRICE OF STOCK
REPORTS MISSING REAL ESTATE DEALER IS SEEN
AT THE HOTELS
Cars and Passengers Blocked by Landslide, and Photo Taken Just as Blast Was Exploded
SLIDE BLOCKS TROLLEY LINE
ENTIRE COMPANY TURNS OUT INSPECTION NIGHT
PROMINENT MAN OF WATTS ARRAIGNED FOR BATTERY
LOWENSTEIN WEEPS AS HE FACES COURT
FIGHTS ATTEMPT TO EXTRADITE PRISONER
Thrown froi . Vehicle
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
WOLGAST EASILY DEFEATS KID WEBSTER IN TEN FAST ROUNDS
POOR CARD ON FEED BILL DAY
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
RESULTS AT EMERYVILLE
BALDWIN HAS SINKING SPELL, BUT RALLIES
RIALTO GOSSIP
NELSON READY TO FIGHT AGAIN
HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART
CHAMPIONSHIP TO BE DECIDED
WOMAN REMAINS IN WATER SEVEN HOURS
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GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
SAINTS AND STANFORD WILL PLAY BALL HERE NEXT WEEK
BRADEN WILL ACT AS STARTER AT VENTURA
News of the Courts
BIDS FOR NEW HALL OF RECORDS OPENED
RESIDENTS OF HOLLYWOOD OBJECT TO WATER RATES
EUGENE GERMAIN ESTATE VALUED AT $1,500,000
Divorce Suits Filed
Plaintiff Gets Damages
CLEANERS AND OWNER DIFFER AS TO GOODS
WOMAN GETS JUDGMENT IN SUIT AGAINST CONSTABLE
GETS JUDGMENT FOR $1.31 IN CASE COSTS OF WHICH ARE $600
Incorporations
Church to Mortgage Property
Chef Loses His Perquisite
To Pay Wife's Car Fare
Sues Gas Company
New Trial Granted
Women's Clubs
I <S> TABLE OF TEMPERATURES <S>
SAYS LOVE LED TO HIS DEATH
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MESSAGE URGES CONSOLIDATION
SENATE PASSES BILL FAVORING SAN PEDRO
S. P. CONDUCTOR RUN OVER AND IS KILLED INSTANTLY
HICKS AND FAMILY STILL LANGUISH IN COUNTY JAIL
RIGHETTI'S SLAYER WILL HAVE HIS TRIAL MARCH 2
AERO CLUB OF CALIFORNIA MEETS IN SOCIAL SESSION
WILL USHER IN LENT WITH SOLEMN RITUAL
CHINESE FOUND IN BOX CAR LANDED IN PRISON
Thousands of Acres to Be Thrown Open
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
FRUIT MARKET
FLAVELLE OIL BILL RECEIVES HARD JOLT
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
Pacific Coast Trade
Cotton and Wool
MINING QUOTATIONS
Sugar and Coffee
EGG PRICES ADVANCE AND POTATOES DECLINE
Local Lumber Prices
CHICAGO GRAIN
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
The Metal Market
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
CONGRESS ADOPTS BILL TO RE-ENLIST NEGRO SOLDIERS
MAN SHOT IN EFFORT TO ROUT IMAGINARY BURGLARS
Will Not Contest Will
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
FACTION WITHDRAWS NAME OF MERSEREAU
SPRAGUE'S FUNERAL TO BE HELD THURSDAY AT HOME
POLICE INVESTIGATE FIRE BELIEVED TO BE INCENDIARY
PASADENA BRIEFS
OCEAN PARK
OCEAN PARK'S FIRE SYSTEM EXCELLENT
VENICE
SUNSHINE SOCIETY GIVES LUNCHEON A LA CAFETERIA
SANTA ANA
BRIEF LINES OF NEWS COLLECTED AT SANTA ANA
REDLANDS ITEMS
LONG BEACH
NEW ORDINANCE PUTS UP PRICE OF WATER
LOSES $500 FROM LACK OF CONFIDENCE IN BANKS
VETERAN AND HIS FAVORITE TREE LAID LOW TOGETHER
LODGE MEMBERS ORGANIZE SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN
SURE SALT WATER WILL MAKE HIS HENS LAY GENEROUSLY
Booths Not to Be Razed
LONG BEACH BREVITIES
To Form Order of Serpent
Knows Better Now
Society
Ohio Man Lost
Stolen Bicycles Secured
MACKEY POLO TEAM WINNER
THE WEATHER
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MISS GLEASON IS EXONERATED
MAN SAID TO HAVE ROBBED FRIEND MUST FACE TRIAL
BURGLARS HOLD "AT HOME" PARTY AT VICTIM'S HOUSE
Municipal Affairs
GRANTED MORE TIME TO FURNISH DETAILS
SLOT MACHINE ORDINANCE ORDERED TO BE AMENDED
DELAYS IN STREET BUREAU RETARD PROPERTY SALES
CRAIG IS AGAIN APPOINTED TO LICENSE INSPECTORSHIP
NO ACTION TAKEN AS TO MOVING PICTURES
REINSTATED, BUT HAS TO MEND HIS HABITS
MAINTAINS FORMER STAND AS TO ABANDONING ACTION
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION HONORS DR. JOHN R. HAYNES
APPLICATION FOR LIVERY STABLE PERMIT LAID OVER
CITY HALL NOTES
TAKES SHEET FROM BED; HANGS HERSELF
BUSY WEEK ARRANGED FOR MISSIONARY OF LABRADOR
ARBOR DAY ASSOCIATION DECIDES ON CELEBRATION
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