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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 183, 2 April 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
HERALD'S WARNING HEEDED BY LIQUOR DEALERS WHO WILL AID AUTHORITIES IN ENFORCING LAWS
BACON INSISTS ON DEMOCRATS BEING HEARD
THE NEWS SUMMARY
Mayor George Alexander Hard at Work in His Office at the City Hall
CALHOUN'S JURY NEEDS ONE MAN
ARMY OF PACIFATION IN CUBA IS OUT OF EXISTENCE
..Tennesseean Becomes Insane
Sculptor Prefers Jail
Collapses on Bench
ARGUMENTS BEGIN IN HEARING TO DISSOLVE
LABOR MEN ARE CHARGE© WITH CRIMINAL LIBEL
ONE KILLED, SEVERAL HURT . IN RIOT IN MINING TOWN
GAMBLERS FLEECE THOSE WHO USE OCEAN STEAMERS
Oil Field to Shut Down
ESCAPED FELONS AGAIN CAPTURED
F. MARION CRAWFORD IS REPORTED CRITICALLY ILL
Wage Readjustment in Effect
ALEXANDER IN OFFICE; FIRST DAY STRENUOUS
NUMBER OF BIRTHS NEARS DEATH TOTAL
Object to Discipline
FAILURE TO SECURE MONEY CAUSES RUIN
ILONGOTS LURED DR. JONES TO HIS DEATH AT ECHAGUE
Protest Against Tariff Bill
WOULD RECONSTRUCT TRUE RURAL SOCIETY
WANT THEIR RACE TO GO WEST AND FOLLOW FARMING
To Oppose Klaw & Erlanger
PRISON ON EIRE; rtiffi#"H»jmjitf-'iH -H-HWnhi*' ' I'll i i ..--*. NO ONE INJURED
MAN CHARGED WITH FRAUD APEALS CASE; RELEASED
NOTHING ELSE ON EARTH LIKE IT
ONE MAN FATALLY IS INJURED; TWO KNIFED
Millennial Animal Dies
Drowns After. Long Struggle
Match Trust Indicted
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ABANDONS PLAN TO END DEBATE
Naval Officer Who Believes Forearmed Is Forewarned
COAST CUT INTO RIBBONS EASILY
BOY MAY BE VICTIM OF AN AUTOMOBILE MURDER
CANADA LOOKS FOR AERIAL EQUIPMENT FOR WAR TIMES
Town Consumed by Fire
QUAKE DAMAGES JAPANESE CITY
BUILDING TRADES UNIONS CALL OUT THEIR WORKMEN
Miners Are Called Out
Odd Fellows Buried Him
12 KILLED WHEN SHIP BLOWS UP
ELIOT OFFERED POST OF AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND
GOVERNOR GENERAL SMITH OF THE PHILIPPINES TO GO
Convict Lease System Abandoned
Kuroki Retires
RESTAURANTS IN CHICAGO CUT OUT SUMMER MUSIC
REVOLT OF INDIANS SAID i] TO BE POLITICAL TROUBLE
PARTED TWO YEARS; RECOGNIZES YOUNG
To Protect Preparations
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER IS HELD UP AS CRITERION
FARMER SAVES HIS INFANT FROM CLUTCHES OF EAGLE
More Men Strike
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AT THE THEATERS
ALL FOOLS' DAY
THE WORKMEN
MAYOR ALEXANDER
GERMANY
PROSPERITY
Puzzle Picture: Find the Fugitive
"DON'T"
JAPANOGAMY
A SUGGESTION
SAN PEDRO HARBOR
Disappointed
The State Press
Pockets Will Bulge
Woman Marching On
San Bernardino Awake
Righteous Indignation
Incredible Honor
Far and Wide
Dependent Children
The Original Dooley
Are They Needed?
Out of Practice
Latest Discovery
Getting Tamed
AMERICAN TARIFF LAWS
IV—Hamilton Blazes Protection's Way
The Public Letter Box
No Work, No Pay
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
PRIVATE SECRETARY OF THE NEW MAYOR
TROUBLES OF ANIMAL LEAGUE CULMINATE IN SUIT BY LAWSON
CITY NEWS ll* BRIEF
BRUTALLY BEATS YOUNG HOUSEKEEPER AT HOME
Appointees to Fire Board Chosen by New Mayor
ELECTRIC CAR STRIKES MAN RIDING MOTORCYCLE
VISITORS ROBBED AT LAGUNA DAM
Japanese Attache Arrives
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CARLOAD BHIPMENTB 7^^f OF CITRUS FRUITS
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
CHICAGO. GRAIN
MINING QUOTATIONS
ONIONS ADVANCE IN LOS ANGELES MARKET
California Dried Fruits
Cotton and Wool
Sugar and Coffee
BUILDING PERMITS
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TRUMPET TRICK IS EXPOSED BY FORMER TAKER
OSWALD REMAINS IN SAFE CONCEALMENT
Die* from Injuries
MINNIE JONES' CASE SENT TO HIGHER COURT
KILLED BY FALL OF ROCK IN TUNNEL AT NEWHALL
ONLY THIRTEEN, BUT MAINTAINS MOTHER AND SIX CHILDREN
News of the Courts
WOMAN SUES AGENT; CASE IS CONTINUED
SUITS INVOLVE STOCK OF PASO ROBLES COMPANY
Incorporations
Sues Railway
CONSOLIDATED IS IN HANDS OF RECEIVER
C. W. GATES MAINTAINS HIS INNOCENCE OF LAND FRAUDS
SEVEN DIVORCES GRANTED AND TWO ACTIONS FILED
BAILIFFS APPOINTED FOR THREE NEW DEPARTMENTS
Schooner Goes Ashore
JUDGES WILL MOVE INTO NEW QUARTERS
SUICIDE CAUSED BY FINANCIAL WORRIES
FOUR ALLEGED BANK ROBBERS TO APPEAR
Is Confidential Clerk
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
SPIRITUALISTS WANT DEBATE WITH LOCKE
Would Eradicate – Hog Cholera
ARRESTS FOLLOW DISPUTE IN CAFE
SUPERINTENDENT NAMES INTERNES FOR HOSPITAL
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK APPOINTS NEW OFFICIALS
EMBEZZLER RUNS AWAY WITH GIRL
SUNSHINE SOCIETY TO BID ON NATIONAL CONVENTION
CRONIN DECLARES HE HAS NO OFFICE ASPIRATIONS
Suffragettes Sent to Jail
JUMPS FROM WINDOW IN HELLMAN BUILDING
Quarantine Is Made Effective
BOOSTERS BACK FROM TWO DAYS' EXCURSION
CAR HAS MARVELOUS ESCAPE FROM WRECK
Celebrate Eight-Hour Work Day
ARRESTED AT BEHEST OF GIRL'S PARENTS
Appeal Against Decision
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CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
MELODRAMA IS DOOMED, SAYS CORT
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN OF Y. M. C. A. WORKERS ENDS
Two Venires Exhausted
EXPERT TO DELIVER ADDRESS ON WATERWAYS
SALOME STRIKE EXCEEDS HOPES
Cuba Libre
ODD FELLOWS HOLD ANNIVERSARY FEAST
DESERTED YOUTH'S STORY TURNS OUT ARRANT FAKE i
GETS CONTRACT FOR FIRST BUILDING OF UNIVERSITY
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN FROM LOS ANGELES IDENTIFIED
Municipal Affairs
COUNCIL GOES SLOW ON AQUEDUCT ORDERS
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION EXEMPTS CEMENT WORKERS
TUNNEL BORERS NOT VIOLATING ANY LAW
MISS BLANDY DEFIES LIBRARY COMMISSION
LOCAL RESIDENT A PRIZE WINNER
CITY ATTORNEY HEWITT , APPOINTS NEW DEPUTY,
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Society, Clubs Music, Chat
Society
APRIL
SOCIETY WOMAN AIDS SUFFRAGE
HAS POOR WOMAN "LOST HER JOB?"
BORROWED LAUGHS
HOW TO REPLY
FOR THIS ONE DAY
Club News
WOMAN ARRANGES TO HELP CAUSE OF SEX
FOR VERY LITTLE FOLK
WOMEN RAISE PROTESTING CHORUS AGAINST THE PROPOSED TARIFF
MRS. HUMPHREY WARD VS. MRS. FAWCETT ON SUFFRAGE
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Would Support Government
Tariff Only Considered
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
CLASSY PLAYING BEATS PORTLAND
RIALTO GOSSIP
YOUNG ATHLETE REVIEWS CAREER
LOS ANGELES GRAYS TO PLAY AT ORANGE
SAN BERNARDINO IS BEATEN BY ORANGE
CONDON TO MANAGE MEETING AT DENVER
SEVENTH FATAL TO OCCIDENTAL
STATE LEAGUE
FAVORITES HAVE ROUGH SLEDDING
GIVE RACING DATES FOR SPRING MEETING
MEXICAN PITCHER HOLDS SOX SAFE WHILE HE IS IN BOX
SANTA ANITA PARK RESULTS
COY LOSES IN PITCHING DUEL
RESULTS AT EMERYVILLE
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ORANGE COUNTY BOYS TO MEET
BODIE'S HOME RUN WINS IN OAKS GAME
GOVERNMENT AFTER RACE TRACK TOUTS
PLAY SEMI-FINALS IN -ANNANDALE GOLF TOURNEY
Indictments Against Brokers
Cervera Is Dying
PRIZE FIGHTING GETS ITS KNOCKOUT BLOW
FAST PLAYERS TAKE PART IN OJAI VALLEY TENNIS MATCHES
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
TOM WILLIAMS WILL SELL ENTIRE STRING
EXPIATES CRIME; HANGED BY NECK
SUTTON DEFEATS SLOSSON
CHICAGO WINS FROM COLORADO
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
COUNT ZEPPELIN LANDS UNHURT
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION; BURGLARS' TOOLS FOUND
Typographical Union Robbed
Taft Gets First Pay
HURT BY BARNEY OLDFIELD WITH CUE DURING POOL GAME
'SMOKED BEEF' WAR IS CONSIDERED JOKE
OHIO SOCIETY GIVES FAIRBANKS BANQUET
Adopts Treaty
WANT TO RAISE MONEY AND ENLARGE OLD OPERA HOUSE
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
WATERHOUSE PEOPLE ANNOUNCE MEETING
HAS MONEY TO WAGER SALE WAS BONA FIDE
FLOWER SHOW IS BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER
BIG REAL ESTATE FIRM MOVES TO LOS ANGELES
IS FINED FOR DRIVING ON WRONG SIDE OF STREET
PASADENA BREVITIES
OLD CITIZEN SEVERELY HURT V BY FALL FROM STREET CAR
SANTA MONICA
BISHOP CONATY GETS CORDIAL RECEPTION
PROMINENT CITIZENS TO TALK ON CONSOLIDATION
-- – — Find for Defendant
Case Is Continued
Deputy Attorney Resigns
LONG BEACH
SILVER BADGES MAY BE ISSUED BY ELKS
ELECTIONS TO BE HELD AT LONG BEACH AND BELMONT
LOS ANGELES HOTEL KEEPER TAKES APARTMENT HOUSE
WILL HOLD UP SALARIES OF DEPUTIES TO FORCE DECISION
LONG BEACH BREVITIES
SANTA ANA
OLD INDIAN FIGHTER FORGETS HOTEL BILLS
Complete Organization
SAN PEDRO . >
ALL EAGER TO WORK FOR CONSOLIDATION
NAVAL OFFICERS WILL BE INITIATED BY ELKS' LODGE
FAVOR MAKING SAN PEDRO REVENUE CUTTER STATION
HARBOR CITY JOTTINGS
BIG SARDINE CATCH MADE; YELLOWTAIL FISHING GOOD
REDLANDS BREVITIES
MONROVIA
MONROVIA IN POSITION TO : DEMAND FREE DELIVERY
IS FREED OF CHARGE OF ILLEGALLY SELLING LIQUOR
REPORT THOUSAND HEAD OF CATTLE ARE STARVING
SELLS THIRTY ACRES OF PROPERTY FOR $65,000
THE WEATHER
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HARRIMAN SEEMS LIKE NEW MAN
GOVERNMENT TO ASK RULING ON APPEALS
MME. MODJESKA GAINS SLIGHTLY IN STRENGTH
CHARGES BANK AIDS SWINDLE
New Trial Ordered
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