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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 201, 20 April 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
32-OUNCE LOAF OF BREAD WILL COST 15 CENTS
NOTED TENOR WHOSE* THROAT REQUIRES A SURGICAL OPERATION
CARUSO MAY NOT BE ABLE TO SING AGAIN
International Trouble Feared
THE NEWS SUMMARY
BECOME ANGRY IN CONTROVERSY OVER TESTIMONY
ABDICATION OF TURKEY'S RULER BELIEVED TRUE
Photographic Proof That Herald Advertising Brings Results
Sultan of Turkey and Chiefs of Empire's Opposing Parties
BRYAN DICKERS FOR HORSE AND FORGETS SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT
Scorchers in 'Auto Hurt Fatally
MINISTER DECLARES HIS BELIEF IN BIBLICAL STORY OF ADAM'S RIB
CANDLE TO BURN IN PETROSINO'S HONOR 4 YEARS AND 7 MONTHS
REAL SWEETHEARTS HAVE MET IN OTHER LIVES, SAYS SPEAKER
ALDRICH OPENS TARIFF DEBATE; BILL REVIEWED
MOB RAIDS JAIL AND LYNCHES 4 WHITE PRISONERS
Kaiser Chokes on Fish Bene
Holds Book Not Indecent
New Candidate for Head of D. A. R., and Home of Society
ACTRESS CANNOT SUE FOR DIVORCE
STEEL TRUST ASSUMES CONTROL OFT. C. & I. CO. |
ORE BINS CRASH DOWN ON POWER SUBSTATION
Californian Honored
Bill to Tax Receipts Introduced
DIVORCE STORY SHOCKS PRINCE
j TO BEGIN MERGER CASE OF PACIFIC RAILROADS MAY 3
FREIGHT TRAINS LOOTED; HEAD OF GANG CONFESSES
D. A. R. EAGERLY AWAIT ELECTION
REFUSE TO PRODUCE FILES OF RAILROAD
TRAIN ACCIDENTS KILL 184 PERSONS IN THREE MONTHS
BLIEVES THUNDER STORM RESPONSIBLE FOR COUPLE'S FATE
PRESIDENT SEES SENATORS LOSE
REPORTED MOBS BURN JAPANESE LAUNDRIES
JAPANESE WARSHIPS ON WAY TO PACIFIC COAST
SCANDAL IN JAPANESE DIET GROWS STEADILY
Railroads Damaged by Floods
I On Tour of Inspection V V
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Sentence for Contempt Withheld
Untitled
INSANITY TO BE HAINS' DEFENSE
KIDNAPER IS SAID TO BE WEALTHY AND UNMARRIED
Public Domain Increased
SMUGGLING SYNDICATE OFFERS LOEB $260,000 i TO DROP INVESTIGATION
Labor Leaders' Case on Appeal
Tide Lands Suits Decided
Bank Fails to Open Doors
UNCLE SAM ENTERS IMPERIAL VALLEY
Bank Dynamited and Robbed
Brokers in Concealment
Noted Navigator Dies
To Celebrate Centenary
Wife of Senator Cummins Honored
Supreme Court Adjourns May 1
Texan Cattle Die by Hundreds
GOOD TURF SEASON IN EAST EXPECTED
AT THE THEATERS
PATTEN RAID
NOVELS
GREATER LOS ANGELES
PEACE
REGRETS
Stop the Food Thief
BROTHERHOOD
AUTOMOBILING
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
V From Day to Day .
Public Letter Box
AMERICAN TARIFF LAWS
XXIV—Relation to the Trusts
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
FIRST ANNUAL RALLY HELD BY SPANISH WAR VETERANS
MAN WALKS FULL BLOCK WITH BULLET IN HEART
WHOLE HARBOR AT SAN PEDRO IS INSPECTED
BIG BALLOON IS AGAIN IN TOW
NAMES OF SEVENTY DRAWN TO SERVE AS TRIAL JURORS
NEW FISH AND GAME LAW -: CAUSES GREAT HARDSHIP
Sunday Ball Legalized
ELECTRIC SIGNS A NEW FEATURE
Old Theater RSplaced
--. ' '.-■ ,-.....- – -a – .'■ ■- ~ '- f Recognize Gomez Government
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
St. Louis Wool
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL
« » • v.. Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
PRICES OF METALS ';".•' IN NEW YORK MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
MINING QUOTATIONS
FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Visible Supply of Grain
Chicago Live Stock
Prices of Pacific Hops
BUILDING PERMITS
EQUALIZATION BOARD AT WORK
ACCESS TO STREAMS FOR IRRIGATION IS ALLOWED
Gillett Signs Three Bills
State Health Board Meets
Municipal Affairs
POLICE COMMISSION TO MEET AT NIGHT
POLICEMAN WHO WANTED TO QUIT DROPPED FROM FORCE
CITY WILL BUY MATERIAL USED TO BUILD AQUEDUCT
ARBOGAST APPLIES FOR RETAIL LIQUOR PERMIT
COMMISSIONERS REFUSE TO GRANT RESTAURANT LICENSE
ELYSIAN STREET TOO SHORT FOR CONDUIT
ZONE EXTENSION PETITION WILL GO BEFORE COUNCIL
WILL REFUSE TO GRANT CHANGES OF ANY PERMITS
COMMISSION DENIES CHARGES PREFERRED AGAINST OFFICER
CITY HALL NOTES
HORTICULTURE IS TO BE FEATURE OF FAIR
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
CATHOLIC CLUB TO HOLD ITS THIRD ANNUAL MASS
CHARITY WORKERS PLAN BIG TAG DAY
BLAME NONE FOR DEATH OF MAN KILLED BY TRAIN
WORKMAN IS LACERATED BY HIGH SPEED CIRCULAR SAW
Two Requisitions Granted
MANY ACCUSE BROKER BROWN
FAMILY BELIEVES DEATH OF CHANStOR ACCIDENTAL
SOLEMN REQUIEM MASS TOy BE HELD FOR MRS. WILCOX i
VISITS HUSBAND AT THE POLICE STATION
FAIL TO OPEN SAFE BUT LOOT REGISTER
POSTMASTERS WILL MEET IN LOS ANGELES IN JULY
CHAUFFEUR WHO RAN INTO MAN GIVEN FINE OF $25
JAPANESE WILL BE ENTERTAINED
BIDS ARE RECEIVED FOR BUILDING ALHAMBRA ROAD
SHOOTS AT NEGRESS AND ELUDES PURSUIT
AFTERMATH OF RACES IS FINE FOR TIP SELLING
Wife Loses Divorce Suit
GRAND JURY IN MOOD TO INDICT
Protocol Is Signed
Will Make No More Bread
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CARLSON WOULD EXCLUDE CHECK
BAINBRIDGE'S ACTION IS APPROVED FULLY
SHOWS ROOT INSISTED ON PUNISHMENT FOR SLAYERS
DENNIS KEARNEY ACCUSED OF HAVING BURGLARS' KIT
Farmers' Union Incorporated
News of the Courts
CAR HITS AUTO; FIRST DAMAGE SUIT BEGINS
YOUNG OFFENDERS TELL PAST HISTORY
EMBEZZLES FROM MAN WHO GAVE HIM SECOND CHANCE
i ORDERS JUDGE TO SETTLE BILL IN ATTORNEY'S CASE
Incorporations j
j Violate Food Law |
SAYS WIFE DROVE HIM OUT OF HOME
DISTRIBUTE COPIES OF LIGHTING LAW
NEGRO PLACED ON TRIAL FOR DEATH OF HIS WIFE
NEGLECT OF SUMMONS TO BE PUNISHED BY FINES
TAKEN TO PRISON AFTER LONG INCARCERATION IN JAIL
Court Appoints Referees
Damage Suit Begun
SANGUINARY EIGHT CAUSES SHEDDING OF STRAWBERRY GORE
Mrs. Driggs Fails
GAMBLING ELEMENT SETS HIGH PRICE ON EGGS
To Make Entire State Dry
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat.
Society
AT THE SCAFFOLD STAIR
WHAT NAME SHALL BE GIVEN BACHELORS?
THE GYPSY TRAIL
FASHION HINTS
MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE TO THE GIRL AND BOY
LIQUOR LAWS ARE TO BE ENFORCED AT OCEAN PARK
BAKERS OF PASADENA TO REDUCE WEIGHT OF BREAD
WEALTHY MEXICAN FIGHTS HIGHWAYMAN WITH KNIFE
Rough Rider Is Dead
To Be Minister to Chile
Entertaining in Two Rooms
WOMAN BEAUTIFUL
'■ FEMININE HUMOR
. .'' ...A Safe Method;_ . '
Turning of the Worm
VEGETARIAN VIANDS
Household Convenience
THE FIRST, BLUEBIRD
SAN DIEGO & ARIZONA RAILROAD IS ASSURED
A WHITE ELEPHANT
APRIL TIDE TABLE
WILL GIVE CITY PROPERTY FOR PLAYGROUND PURPOSES
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
YOUNGSTERS ARE TRAINING HARD
WILL MEET COMING LAD FRIDAY NIGHT
TRACK ATHLETES WILL LOSE NORTHERN TRIP
WRIGHT MAKES FLIGHT
TIMELY TOPICS
JEFF TO REDUCE WEIGHT ABROAD
DECLARE WAR ON OUTLAW LEAGUE
POLICE STOP BALL GAME
RACING ASSURED NEAR SAN DIEGO
SEVERAL CHANGES MADE IN SPORTING GOODS HOUSE
Tennis Champion Who Has Been Playing in Mexico City
FIND CHARGES OF UMPIRES TRUE
TURFMEN BOUND EASTWARD IN GLOOM
MONROVIA WINS FROM OCCIDENTAL IN FAST GAME
ARRANGE HORSEMEN'S SALT LAKE SPECIAL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
LOS FELIZ IS PICKED •,;■■ FOR DISTRICT WINNER
RACQUET EXPERT MAY CHANGE MIND
3 SCHOOLS TO MEET IN AQUATIC SPORTS
<• ■ » — . WESTON IN CHICAGO
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NEW GAME LAW WIDE IN SCOPE
VANDERBILT'S HORSE WINS
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
MARTINS WIN FIRST MATCH OF GOLF PLAY
HERMOSA BEACH OFFERS FIRST SPRING FISH STORY
International, Rifle Shoot
LAUDER GETS DRAW WITH KID HARRISON
COAST WRESTLERS WILL COME SOUTH
WESTERNER ON TOP
UPSETS ARE DUE IN COAST SERIES
STANFORD WINS THE FRESHMAN BOAT RACE
PLAY BILLIARDS FOR COAST TITLE
INTERSCHOLABTIC BASEBALL PENNANT IS WORK OF ART
ROLLER SKATING RACES
RUN SLOW MARATHON
GREET PLAYERS IN 'MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM'
HUSBAND AND WIFE APPEAR IN PLAYLET
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Late News from the Cities and Towns of Southern California
■*■'-'- -" -'-' – _____ . PASADENA i
HACKMEN OBJECT TO PROPOSED ORDINANCE
PASADENA SOCIETY TO APPEAR IN OPERA
SHADE TREES IN PASADENA MUST BE FREED OF SCALE
POLICE OF PASADENA HOLD TWO YOUTHS ON SUSPICION
JOHN BURROUGHS TO MAKE – PASADENA PERMANENT HOME
Fined for Cruelty to Animals
PASADENA BREVITIES
SAN PEDRO
STEAMER CAMPANERO IS NEAR COMPLETION
SOCIALIST PARTY TO HOLD REUNION AT REDONDO BEACH
CHEYENNE RETURNS FROM THREE DAYS' TEST CRUISE
Will Make Excursion Trip
FEAR BIG FIESTA MAY OVERSHADOW- ELECTION
REDONDO BEACH „'
OIL STEAMER TOSSED ABOUT IN HEAVY SEA
RIVERSIDE
START IS MADE TOWARD RIVERSIDE.RIALTO ROAD
RIVERSIDE NEWS NOTES j
SANTA ANA
SANTA ANA NEWS
CITIZENS OF PALMS BEGIN WORK FOR STREET LIGHTING
LOS ANGELES MEN WORSTED IN FIGHT WITH ITALIAN
LONG BEACH jj
COUNCIL REFUSES LUMBER CO. DEMAND
LONG BEACH NEWS
TO BRING BACK BODY INTERRED A YEAR AGO
COMMENCE FIRST STRUCTURE , OF UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS
SANTA MONICA
DISABLED BY BRICK THROWN BY BURGLAR
FUNERAL OF WELL KNOWN WOMAN TO BE HELD THURSDAY
POMONA
'' POMONA NEWS V >
Citrus Fruit in Eastern Markets
THE WEATHER
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SEARCH FOR OSWALD COSTS COUNTY DEAR
AUTHOR OF MEASURE AIMED AT ASIATICS READS PAPER
Freight Train Ditchnd; Three Killed
PRESENCE OF SLEUTH IS CONNECTED WITH GOULD DIVORCE SUIT
HAWAIIAN SUGAR KING VISITS LOS ANGELES
BOARDS WRONG SIDE OF CAR; AGED WOMAN HURT
Heavy Rainstorm in Michigan
MAILMAN MISTAKEN FOR A BURGLAR IS PEPPERED WITH SHOT
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
OPEN FAIR TO HELP ST. MARTHA'S HOME
Labor Leader Is Killed
Battleship Accepted
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