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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 191, 10 April 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ATTORNEYS FOR STANDARD OIL END ARGUMENT
PAYS $1500 FOR RAPID RIDE OF SEVEN HOURS
FINANCIER WHO HAS OPENED NEW VIRGINIAN LINE
SAYS STATE IS UNABLE TO ENJOIN THREE-CENT FARE
SAYS TRIO KILLED MAN TO GET LIFE INSURANCE
Compelled to Go Home •
Greek Gets Into Trouble
ELEVEN JURORS ARE SWORN FOR CALHOUN'S CASE
Municipal League Praises Work of Herald in Campaign for Clean City Government
ROOSEVELT WITH HIS PARTY AT PORT SAID
ALLEGED ABDUCTOR WILL BE GIVEN HEARING SOON
SLAYS BROTHER OF MAN WHO HAD WOUNDED HIM
Negro Hanged by Mob
BOY OWES HIS LIFE TO BLOW FROM HOOF OF MADDENED HORSE
SAYS FEDERAL EMPLOYES LIE TO SECURE POSITIONS
ALLEGED SWINDLERS FLEE WHILE OUT UNDER BONDS
BODY OF PETROSINO REACHES NEW YORK
EMMA GOLDMAN READY TO FIGHT DEPORTATION
Tug Sinks; Nine Drown
Alleged Counterfeiter Held
TARIFF BILL IS ADOPTED AFTER EXCITING SCENE
FATHER SENTENCED TO WORKHOUSE FOR BITING AND PINCHING INFANT
PARENTS TAKE CHARGE OF STAGE STRUCK DAUGHTERS
Woman Nearly Scalped
TAKES OWN LIFE ON SPOT WHERE HE MURDERED WIFE
GO TO PHILIPPINES TO MAKE STUDY OF TRIBES
Man Reported Missing Is Found
Drops Dead In San Jose
NOTED NOVELISIV IS DEAD AT SORRENTO
NEGRO COOK ACCUSED OF STEALING WORKS OF ART
RAILWAY CHIhF OPPOSES ANTI=SMOKE LEGISLATION
CRAWFORD DIES IN SUNNY ITALY
FORMER DETECTIVE, HIDING IN HONDURAS, NEAR DEATH
BANK SUSPENDS; TRUST COMPANY CLOSES DOORS
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The Amateur Po Itryman
DEATH CLAIMS INQUISITOR OF LAND FRAUDS
FAMOUS HEAD OF BRIDGE BUILDERS' FIRM IS DEAD
Empty Balloon Falls
Target Practice Nears End
Will Not Pay Claim
Livernash Is Divorced
Want Salt Fish Reduced
Former Secretary of the Interior, Dead at Capital
EXTRADITION IS FOUGHT BY ALLEGED EMBEZZLER
MUSICIANS' UNIONS WIN WAR ON MEXICAN BAND
Urge Clemency for Slayer
Confesses Incendiarism
Japanese Praises Navy
Railroad Men .Subpoenaed
Taft Hears Protests
SUPERIOR JUDGE ADMITS CONTEMPT, bUT IS FREED
ASSAULTS JAILER IN HIS ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL
College Regulations Changed
Strike Danger Removed
Fifteen Minutes for Athletics
Mrs. Sampson Acquitted
Serious Explosion Injures Many
Aids Church Charities
CASTRO CALMLY AWAITS ACTION
WOULD AID POSTMASTERS OF FOURTH CLASS TOWNS
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
FEDERATION OF ZIONISTS TO CONVENE IN GOTHAM
Tailor Held for Arson
AT THE THfcATERS
DISCONTENT
HETTY GREEN
OUR CITY'S GROWTH
SAN PEDRO HARBOR
CHILDISH JOURNALISM
LIQUOR LICENSES
TARIFF INJUSTICES
APPRECIATION
AMERICAN TARIFF LAWS
XIII—The Mills Bill
ANCIENT CITY
The State Press
How About Ourselves?
Naval Names
Plenty of Nerve
Telepathy Still Better
Boasted and Paid
Hoke's Enterprise
First Aid to Nemesis
Oldest Man on Record
The Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Damage Suit Begun
OSWALD'S VOICE IS NOT HEARD
Engross Prohibition Bill
Fears Black Hand
Australia Starts Navy
THOMAS CAR LEAVES JUNCTION
To Consider Electrification
Reports Lawlessness in Persia
Native Outbreaks Subside
To Report on Porto Rico
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
HOME OP JUDGE IS DISMANTLED
EXPLOSION OF POWDER WRECKS TEN BUILDINGS
Shoots Girl and Himself
Find Miser's Gold
Wounds Cousin, Kills Himself
President's Nominations
Killed in Mine
WHERE TO FISH
SCHOOLMA'AM ARRESTED FOR WHIPPING BAD BOY
Victim of Cue Artist Improves
PROGRAMS TO BE GIVEN AT THREE PLAYGROUNDS
Gem Imports Increase
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TAKES LEAD IN WOMEN'S WALK
REDONDO BEACH WINS WATER POLO CONTEST
CALIFORNIA TENNIS PLAYERS ARE BEATEN
LONG BEACH HONORS GIRL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS
OCCIDENTAL WINS BY SCORE OF 24 TO 1
BAT NELSON AGREES TO MEET M'FARLAND
BASEBALL LEAGUE OF ELK LODGES FORMED
WESTON KEEPS ON WALKING
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PLAN SERVICES FOR MODJESKA
Excursion to Vontrigger
To Issue Political Magazine
CINCINNATI'S LIQUOR MEN LOSE BY DRY ELECTIONS
APRIL TIDE TABLE
BANK CLEARINGS
Bradstreet's Review
Treasury Statement
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STRAWBERRIES DECLINE IN LOS ANGELES MARKET
San Francisco Shipping
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
Oil Supply Decreases
Wheat
FINANCIAL
BUILDING PERMITS
Sierra Madre Club Quarters
Produce and Live Stock
Pacific Coast Trade
Dun's Weekly Review
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SCHOOL FOR CHORUS GIRLS IS CONDUCTED FOR VAUDEVILLE ACT
PLAN TO TELEPHONE WITHOUT WIRES TO BALLOON IN MIDAIR
BOYS GUILTY OF BURGLARY REFUSE TO GIVE IDENTITY
SENTENCES PAROLED MAN TO TEN YEARS AT FOLSOM
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
TO ENLARGE MEMBERSHIP OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WILL START AFTER BALLOON AMERICAN
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE VIEW "IN SHADOW OF THE CROSS"
NEWSBOY KNOCKED DOWN AND HURT BY AUTOMOBILE
POPULATION Of LOS ANGELES IS SHOWN 307,322
PARENTS IN KANSAS ASK POLICE TO HUNT FOR SON
AFTER DEBAUCH, ASKS TO BE LOCKED IN CELL
CLAMSHELL DREDGER PUT TO WORK AT WILMINGTON
WOMAN DEPENDS HER MOTHER IN JUSTICE COURT
CLEANER IS BURNED BY EXPLOSION OF NAPHTHA
SIXTH MAN IN MONROVIA BANK ROBBERY IN EUROPE
MAN OF MYSTERY TO DROP FAMOUS ROLE
WALKS ON MAIN STREET WITH HER GOWN ABLAZE
BLOWN TO ATOMS BY POWDER EXPLOSION
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EASTER WILL BE SEASON OF SONG
Building at A. Y. P. Fair to Be Given the University
SEATTLE FAIR TO BE BIG AID TO COLLEGE
SPECIAL SERVICES PLANNED FOR EASTER
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Society, Clubs Music, Chat
Novelties for Easter
ABOUT WOMEN
THE WORTH OF A WOMAN
BUY TWO CORSETS; IT IS ECONOMY
A POEM BY BILLIE BURKE
FUTURE HUSBAND RECEIVES A SHIRT
A FEW SMILES
Floral Favors for Easter
TASTY SANDWICHES
SEVEN LITTLE MICE
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RACING ATHLETICS BOXING
HOGAN'S BAND LOSES AGAIN
RESULTS AT EMERYVILLE
STOCKTON DEFEATS OAKLAND
RIALTO GOSSIP
PORTLAND WINS IN LOOSE GAME
FIGHT BUILDING BURNED
SENATORS LOSE IN NINTH INNING
WESTON LEAVES MANSFIELD
Y.M.C.A. BASKETBALL TEAMS TO CONTEST
REDLANDS' PLAYERS SMOTHERED BY POLY
SANTA ANITA PARK RESULTS
Leaders in Young Men's League Expected to Win
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
PLUNGER PULLS OFF BIG KILLING
TO STABLE AT BALTIMORE
TO HOLD RACE. MEET
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
ANNOUNCE PROGRAM FOR STATE MEETING
POSTOFFICE BOOSTERS HUSTLE FOR BONUSES
FORMER VICE PRESIDENT FAIRBANKS MAKES TALKS
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS FOUND AT PASADENA AND VICINITY
Foot Crushed by Tree
Pasadena Whist Club Fourth
To Take Long Rest
LONG BEACH
WIFE AND DAUGHTER DEAD AT SAME TIME
BELMONT HEIGHTS MAY BE PART OF LONG BEACH
BLINDED BY AUTO LIGHTS, RABBITS ARE EASILY CAUGHT
FOUR BIDS RECEIVED FOR BUILDING REMOVAL
LONG BEACH NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO ■...:...!■ .'.■■■
PUGILIST RESISTS ATTEMPTED HOLDUP
WANT CEMENT MILL PLACED NEAR TO SAN BERNARDINO
FACE BADLY BURNED BY LONG DELAYED EXPLOSION
SANTA FE TO PUT ON MOTOR CAR TO RUN TO REDLANDS
SAN BERNARDINO NOTES
SANTA MONICA
NAME MEN TO PUSH CONSOLIDATION IDEA
SANTA MONICA WILL DON ELK COLORS FOR REUNION
EPWORTH LEAGUERS WILL MEET AT SANTA MONICA
RED MEN OF FOUR TOWNS JOINTLY DO DEGREE WORK
HOLLYWOOD WILL HAVE BIG MUSICAL TREAT NEXT MONDAY
SANTA ANA
OFFICERS BELIEVE SUSPECT IS GUILTY
Fingers Amputated
SAN PEDRO
NAME SUBCOMMITTEE FOR INSPECTION TRIP
RECOMMENDS CHANNEL AT ' ■ SAN-PEDRO BE DEEPENED
SHIPPING NEWS NOTED AT SAN PEDRO HARBOR
VENICE
CHILDREN AT VENICE TO GET EASTER EGGS
HEADS OF FAMILIES FAVOR POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL
MONROVIA
MONROVIA BRIEFS
REDLANDS BREVITIES
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TRACKFEST WILL END THE SEASON
DERKUM CONFIDENT THAT HE WILL WIN
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
STATE LEAGUE
BANKERS' LEAGUE TO OPEN SEASON
THE WEATHER
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GANG CONFESSES TO MANY CRIMES
JUSTICE'S SHOP IS MADE TO LOOK LIKE EASTER COSTUMER'S
The Theaters
Municipal Affairs
WIDOW AND CHILDREN PUT ON PENSION LIST
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION PLEDGES HEWITT SUPPORT
DE LA MONTE MAY BE NAMED POLICE CHIEF
News of the Courts
WIFE BUILDS HOUSE AND HUSBAND QUITS
LEAVES PROPERTY TO HIS WIDOW, ALL BUT LIBRARY
Sent to Asylum
WILL IS WRITTEN ON SMALL BIT OF PAPER
PURE FOOD VIOLATORS PUNISHED BY COURT
Case to Be Continued
Tips Barred in Washington
$5000 IS GIVEN TO MRS. MYERS
Incorporations
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