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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 181, 31 March 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TWO MORE BANK ROBBERS TAKEN; $12,000 FOUND
WILLIE WHITLA'S ALLEGED CAPTORS
MAKES MYSTERIOUS CALL ON MRS. BOYLE
THE NEWS SUMMARY
OFFSHOOTS OF CALHOUN CASE ARE NUMEROUS
HOW WILL LOS ANGELES SOLVE ITS LIQUOR PROBLEM?
JAPANESE ADMIT WAR WITH CHINA MORE IMMINENT
WOMAN LIFTS SKIRT AND HAS TO PAY $50 IN DUTY
CALIFORNIANS AID FIGHT AGAINST NEW TARIFF BILL
Jurisdiction State-Wide
EXTRA PENSIONS GIVEN TO MANY
MEXICAN NAVY TO HELP KEEP AWAY CONTRABANDS
SUSPEND FRESHMEN ON CHARGES OF "CRIBBING"
JAPANESE, FOILED IN LOVE, ASKS DAMAGES
TWO FISHERMEN IN BOAT NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH
ENGLAND PREPARES TO BUILD 8 DREADNAUGHTS
STATE SENATOR BECOMES OAKLAND'S CITY ATTORNEY
CUPID TRIUMPHS AFTER 48 YEARS
GEORGE NIXON DISPOSES OF INTERESTS IN NEVADA
Negro's Neck Broken
Jury Reduced to Ten
ROOSEVELT SHOOTS ISLAND GAME BIRDS
GUATEMALA CONCENTRATES HER ARMY NEAR HONDURAS
TELLS CONGRESS TO BE CAUTIOUS WITH REVISIONS
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SAYS RUSSIAN PRINCESS IS VICTIM OF AN ENEMY
DAUGHTER OF SECRETARY WOULD BE OPERA SINGER
PROPOSED NEW LAWS IN CHICAGO TO START FIGHT
COMPILE DATA RELATIVE TO GROWTH OF WIRELESS
Residents Renovate District
UNWRITTEN LAW ACQUITS SLAYER
WANTS FILIPINOS TO HAVE COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE
TAFT WOULD RSTRICT PATRONAGE OF SENATE
SAYS VENEZUELANS WILL LET CASTRO COME HOME
BODILESS HEAD FOUND BY DREDGER IN SEATTLE
EXPERT SUBMITS RATES SCHEDULE
WOMAN DEMANDS $30,000 AND IS SHOT BY BANKER
BRITISH WOMEN TO FORM NEW SOCIETY IN GOTHAM
Queen of Holland, Whose People Await Good News
Freight Cars Wrecked
VON BUELOW MAKES ANSWER TO ENEMIES
WOMAN'S SERVANT WILL BE HER HONORED GUEST
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AT THE THEATERS
HONDURAS
GOOD ADVICE
MARITIME LOS ANGELES
ORIENTAL TRADE
One by One the Roses Fall
The Herald and Mayor Alexander
WOMEN AND TARIFF
BASEBALL
The State Press
Erin Go Bragh
Indiscreet Discretion
Grove's Hypnotism
We Hope So
Jeff's Industry
Profound Peace
Bob and Hob
Unhung
Far and Wide
Royal Artists
Magazine Inanity
Graft Belt
Vindicated
Dawn of Peace
Her Fall Hat
AMERICAN TARIFF LAWS
II—Colonial Tariff Laws
The Public Letter Box
Vandalism
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
SAN JOSE'S BOND ELECTION FOR INCINERATOR IS QUIET
Break Railroad Records
AT THE HOTELS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
PLACED IN JAIL ON CHARGE OF FORGING DEEDS
KICKED IN HEAD AT CITY JAIL; IS DEAD
BIG VIADUCT DYNAMITED
The Theaters
MME. MODJESKA IS NEAR DEATH
WEALTHY PLANTER'S SON CHARGED WITH MURDER
UNITED STATES TO PROFIT BY SURRENDER OF LAND
Mexican Miners Entombed
THROWS LIGHT ON TRICKS OF FAKE MEDIUMS
LEAVITT CHALLENGED BY AN UNKNOWN CAR
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'NICK' OSWALD STILL IN HIDING
SLAYS MAN APPARENTLY WITHOUT PROVOCATION
Thanks Los Angeles Press
ALEXANDER PAYS VISIT TO BROWNE
GOES TO BUY WATCH; GETS BRIDE; BEGINS SUIT FOR DIVORCE
WORLD'S LARGECT JETTIES PLANNED AT SANDY HOOK
Resents Irish Land Bill
Talked of as Broadhead's Most Probable Successor
PROMOTION COMMITTEE SHOWS STATE'S STATUS
BIG MILITARY PAGEANT PLANNED FOR CHICAGO
News of the Courts
CARLSON MAY OFFER FRESH PROPOSITION
THREE DIVORCES GRANTED AND FIVE NEW SUITS FILED
Incorporations
Ward Found Guilty
Found Guilty
MINNIE JONES' TRIAL IS CONTINUED AGAIN
Sues for Damages
Vote to Improve Town
LITTLE LABOR LEAFLETS
FINE ARTS LEAGUE WILL OPEN EXIBIT MONDAY
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CHICAGO GRAIN
California Dried Fruits
Sugar and Coffee
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Redondo Beach Shipping
Cotton and Wool
MINING QUOTATIONS
CLEAR WEATHER GIVES STRONG TONE TO MARKET
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
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MAYOR TO TAKE OATH THURSDAY
LONG CONTEST WON BY HEIRS OF ESTATE
GIRLS HELD PRISONERS FOUR HOURS IN LAUNCH
Hears Perjury Charges
Y.M.C.A. ACTS HOST TO BROADWAY STORE
WILL TENDER BANQUET TO MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY
SECRETARY WILLARD STEADILY IMPROVING
For School Playground
Municipal Affairs
BOARD'S PLEA SENT TO AUDITOR MUSHET
TRY VAINLY TO INCREASE ELECTION OFFICIALS' FEE
COUNCIL POSTPONES ACTION ON VETOES
CITY COUNCIL WITH GREAT DIFFICULTY SECURES QUORUM
VERMONT AVENUE PROPERTY OWNERS WILL URGE PETITION
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION DISMISSES SCHOOL JANITOR
Would Decline to Be Chief
LACK EVIDENCE TO PRESS ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUD
ROMANCE OF FOUR MONTHS CULMINATED
BEACH CARS WILL RUN ON SEVENTH STREET TRACKS
REJECTS ROAD WORK BIDS AS BEING FAR TOO HIGH
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LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
LAW COURSES TO BE OFFERED AT Y. M. C. A.
NEGRO CHALLENGING BULLDOG TO FIGHT, IS BITTEN SEVERELY
TO HOLD INQUEST ON MEN KILLED AT COUNTY JAIL
DUDLEY TRIAL CONTINUED; WITNESSES STILL MISSING
WORK OF RECALL CAMPAIGN WILL BE CONTINUED
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
LIQUOR DEALERS DEMAND THEY BE TRIED BY JURY
HARBOR BOARD HITS CLAIM OF CORPORATIONS
CONGREGATIONALISTS MEET IN CONFERENCE
Grand Circuit Driver Dead
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Party of Automobile Dealers Turn Tables on an Alleged Professional "Joy Rider"
FAMOUS NAVAL CHAPLAIN UNDER HARRISON EXPIRES
TREASURER GOODWIN DIES UNEXPECTEDLY
Citizens Bank to Reopen
O'BRIEN SENTENCED TO TEN YEARS' TERM
SOLDIERS TO KEEP APPOMATTOX DAY
REDLANDS NOTES
Avalon Boats Discontinued
DYNAMITE CAPS TEAR THROUGH MAN'S BODY
BIG ENGLISH SHIP ARRIVES AND LEAVES FOR SAN PEDRO
LONG BEACH ITEMS
NON-SIGNER OF PETITION COMES IN FOR CRITICISM
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat.
Society
Music
So Does the Cat!
SPRING SONG
Hints to Young Hostesses for Various Entertainments
What to Do with Left-Overs
Those Hats
"THE GRACE OF GOD"
Buttons
WORLD OF WOMEN
Sloppy Weather
IN ENGLISH JAILS
THE BOY'S RIGHTS
There Are Others
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
Scenes at Chutes Park Yesterday Immediately Previously to Opening of Coast League Baseball Season in Los Angeles
FIFTEEN PLAYERS APPEAR AT ANANDALE LINK TRACT
RESULTS AT EMERYVILLE
TENNIS PLAYERS TO WIN HONORS
SAINT VINCENTS KEEP UP THEIR LONG WINNING STREAK
PORTLAND LOSES CRACK PITCHER
WATER POLO LEAGUE TO BEGIN CONTESTS
Believe Many Perished
Lunatic Breaks Leg
Schedule of Bankers Baseball League
PRETTY FINISH EXCITES CROWD
HOYT COULD NOT MAKE GOOD
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WOLGAST WHIPS PICATO MOST DECISIVELY IN TEN ROUNDS
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
SANTA ANITA PARK RESULTS
DWYER ACCEPTS SALT LAKE OFFER
SEALS WIN IN OPENING GAME
PASADENA LODGE OF ELKS SELECTS ITS DIRECTORS
VERNON IS EASY FOR SACRAMENTO
KAUFMAN IS WILLING TO TAKE ON JOHNSON
GIVEN DRAW, PACKY STARTS RIOT IN RING
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INDIAN CHIEF IS CAPTURED
STANFORD GRADUATE WEDS POMONA CO-ED
MANY MEN ON TRAIL OF TWO ESCAPED CONVICTS
EIGHT MEN MEET DEATH IN PREMATURE EXPLOSION
KILLS HIS WIFE'S PARENTS; WARNS HER TO BE SILENT
KING CAUSES SONS TO CHANGE NAMES
WANTS TO OWN EVERY RAILROAD
NOTED SCIENTIST KILLED BY INSULAR TRIBESMEN
CREDITORS OF SYNDICATE PLAN FOR FUTURE ACTION
CONGRESS LIKE GREAT VACUUM
Celebrate Completion of Dam
WINS FORTUNE AFTER CONTEST
Two Cruisers Damaged
THE WEATHER
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ALL RECORDS OF TRAVEL BEATEN
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION TO GIVE FIRST ANNUAL BALL
SOUTHERN SENATORS ARE SHUT OUT OF COMMITTEE
SAYS ROOSEVELT'S IDEA OF SOCIALISM IS FUNNY
ITALIAN COMMITS BRUTAL MURDERS
BUILDING PERMITS
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