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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 252, 10 June 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SLEUTHS ARREST ALLEGED LEADER OF BLACK HAND
SPENDS $25,000,000 FOR PUBLIC'S HELP
SPENDS VAST SUM TO HELP HUMANITY
THE NEWS SUMMARY
PROSECUTION IN CALHOUN'S CASE TO CLOSE TODAY
Banker's Trial Delayed
BROTHER OF KIDNAPER , WANTS HER PARDONED
Beautiful American Prima Donna and Noted Baritone to Whom She May Soon Be Married
WOMAN IN PLOT TO WRECK TRAIN
TRUST CONTROLS RAGS OF NATION
BAPTIST AUTHOR BITTERLY SCORED
SOUTHERN GIRL STUDENTS MARRIVE IN SAN FRANCISCO
THOUSANDS SIGN PETITIONS FOR CONSOLIDATION
STOCK OWNERS END WAR BY AGREEMENT
FORMER ADJUTANT WANTS HIS CAREER INVESTIGATED
IMPERIAL PRESS COUNCIL DISCUSSES NAVAL PLANS
ATTORNEYS ANALYZE GUGGENHEIMS' CASE
SAYS DUSTIN FARNUM AND MRS. GOULD DID NOT DINE
NORTHERN PACIFIC PLANS TO BUILD NEW RAILROAD
Meets Death In Fire
California Land Opened
National Capitol at Night During Sessions of Senate
RAILWAY BOARD HOLDS RECORDS
RAILROADS GAIN TIME IN INQUIRY
HOLINESS CHURCH PASTOR TO FACE MURDER CHARGE
Balloon Disqualified .„-',■
Rivers Cease to Rise ,
TELEGRAPH NEWS IN BRIEF
Socialist Found Dead
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OFFICERS SEEK STORE OF ARMS
MILLIONAIRE YIELDS GREAT GOLD CLAIMS TO RUSSIA
Injured in Auto Chase
Indians Accuse Agent
Los Angeles Shriner Chosen Imperial Deputy Potentate
ADMITS HE TRIED TO DERAIL TRAIN
ENGLAND INVITED TO TAKE PART IN NAVAL EXERCISES
CONVENTION HONORS CALIFORNIA NOBLE
FIND FOURTH BODY OF WOMAN AUTO VICTIMS
SAY EIGHT MEN ARE SMUGGLERS
NEGROES WILL CULTIVATE ACRES FOR THEIR HOMES
MANY AUTOS PARADE AT ROSE SHOW IN PORTLAND
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AT THE THEATERS
GOOD GOVERNMENT
TRUST LIES
GREATER LOS ANGELES
G. O. P. PLEDGE
CRUELTY
Swamped
WHEN WOMEN VOTE
SIGN!
DANCES
LICENSES
Public Letter Box
TWENTIETH CENTURY EGYPT
XI — Cairo as a Social Center
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
WILL CONSTRUCT PLAZA AT VENICE
CATHOLICS TAKE PART IN ALASKA-YUKON EXPOSITION
Thirteen Killed in Battle
Banker Comes Weest
MIDWAY TO HAVE SUPERB FEATURES
STABS HIS ROOMMATE IN ALTERCATION OVER WOMAN
J'Y Will Wed Lieutenant f,
Boy Kills Himself v
ARMED MEN CHECK BREAK AT PRISON
Confederate Veterans Adjourn
LUTHERAN CHURCH PLANS COLLEGE IN LOS ANGELES
To Inspect Military Posts I
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
BULLS SUSPECT DEAL IN STOCK
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Available Supply of Grain
FINANCIAL
Chicago Live Stock
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
BANK PRESIDENT BUYS 137 ACRES FOR $100,000
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Sugar and Coffee
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
CHICAGO GRAIN
Views for Lectures Arrive
Butter,' Eggs, and Cheese '•
The Wool Market
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LOCAL EGGS DECLINE IN LOS ANGELES MARKET
Alleged Slayer Arraigned
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
Diplomat to Leave Peking
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DEAD MAN HAS TWO SURNAMES
ARTISTIC FURNITURE IS EXHIBITED IN WINDOW
DISMISS CASE AGAINST KENTUCKY LIQUOR SALESMAN
Municipal Affairs
LIQUOR PERMIT FOR RACE MEET REFUSED
Kills Lunch Wagon Ordinance
RAILROAD PROTESTS AGAINST PAVING ACT
COUNCILMAN WOULD SELL CITY'S VOTING MACHINES
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT FOR NEW PARK ENLARGED
WILL HEAR CASE AGAINST CITY EXAMINING. ENGINEER
SOUTH OLIVE STREET PROPERTY SELLS FOR $52,500; INVESTMENT
COUNCIL FINALLY ORDERS HARPER'S MESSAGE FILED
Fear Man Was Murdered
ADDRESSES FEDERATION CLUB ON CLEAN TOWN
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
50 MORE BECOME BOOSTERS OF CITY
View of New York Valley, Which May Be Chosen for Site of United Colleges
UNION FAVORED BY POMONA TRUSTEES
TRIES TO SECURE RELEASE OF MAN SHE HAD ARRESTED
INTERSTATE GROCERS WILL VIEW SOUTHERN SCENERY
LEAGUE OF JUSTICE WILL NAME EXECUTIVE OFFICER
ORDERS LAND BACK TO PUBLIC DOMAIN
FAILURE TO PROVIDE FOR MINOR CHILD IS CHARGED
BOYS WHO SPREAD SNUFF RELEASED FROM CUSTODY
FINE TEAMSTERS FOR USE OF WILSHIRE BOULEVARD
ATTORNEY FOR TICHENOR HAS HIS CASE POSTPONED
Give Cuticle to Aid Boy
W. C. T. U. PREPARES FOR CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY
Provides . Place for Hats
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ELECTION VOID, SAY ATTORNEYS
MAKES CHEMICAL DESPITE FAILURE TO GET PERMIT
MRS. JOCEPH F. SARTORI HEADS ASSISTANCE LEAPUE
Here Are the Two Ugliest Stage Faces in Town Today
News of the Courts
ASSERTS WIFE WAS TOO FOND OF DRESS
Sues Railway for Damages
Allen Trial Date Announced
WIFE CAN MARRY AGAIN, SAYS JUDGE
MAY RECURE TRIAL THROUGH OVERSIGHT
MAN WHO DIED IN EAST HAS PROPERTY IN LOS ANGELES
Charged with Mistreating Girl
Desertion Charged in Divorce Suit
Sent to Patton I
j Incorporations j
BUILDING PERMITS
LOS ANGELES LUMBER MARKET
Wants Magazines for Workers
Romans Cheer Bicyclists
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat
Society
It Was Good
Westlake School Observes Commencement with Annual Banquet, Reunion and Dance
Pittsburg, the Tariff-Made City
RECKLESS WASTE
fabric' shoes
A KAFFEE KLATSCH
' CHILDREN
Musical
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
NELSON ARRIVES ON FLYING TRIP
STOLEN KISS WINS IN ENGLAND
Title Holder in 133-Pound Division, Who Will Fight Ad Wolgast in July
DARMODY TO ATTEND DIRECTORS' MEETING
GIRLB WILL PLAY BASEBALL
WILL RESTORE FOOTBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
STATE LEAGUE
KETCHEL PICKLEB FACE
BASEBALL BANQUET
SUBURBAN ENTRIES
FIND BALM FOR HOGAN'S WOUNDS
VAN HALTREN OFFERED JOB AS LEAGUE UMPIRE
KETCHEL VICTOR IN THIRD ROUND
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SWIMMERS WILL DECIDE TITLES
WOMEN TAKE AUTO TRIP
NEW ORLEANS WANTS A. A. U.
BALT LAKE RESULTS
Southern Swimmers Competing in Championship Tournament
FACULTY DOWNS PREP SENIORS
COACH BARKER SOON TO RETIRE
WHITTIER GIRLS WIN 11 GAMES
SOUTHERN LEAGUERS PLAN TO REORGANIZE
ACADEMIC LEAGUE WILL END DISPUTE
OWNERS OBJECT TO ASSESSMENT
HOLD MOTOR BOAT RACE
Japanese to Celebrate
HONOR FOUNDER OF ENDEAVORERS
DISMISS CHARGE AGAINST VACHER
EARTHQUAKE IN SUMATRA ENDS TWO HUNDRED LIVES
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GREAT CANADIAN LOCKS WRECKED
RUSSIAN LEAGUE LEADER ACCUSED OF CONSPIRACY
JUDGE O'CONNOR DIES OF OLD AGE IN SAN JOSE
INSPECTORS BOARD VESSEL AND SEIZE OPIUM CARGO
s*> ' SECRETARY OF LEGATION IN GUATEMALA RESIGNS
Tug Sunk by Collision
Large Hotel Destroyed
WANTS PENN'S BODY RETURNED TO U. S.
SIX MEN KILLED IN FURNACE EXPLOSION
NATIVE DAUGHTERS' LODGE PROSPEROUS
Convention of Engineers
Oppose Use of Benzoate
Ide Presents Credentials
AMERICANS MAY MAKE BIG LOAN
COMMENDS CONDUCT OF TIDELANDS SUITS
CITY CHEMIST DECLARES CAN GIVEN HIM WAS EMPTY
WANTED IN LOS ANGELES; ESCAPES IN WASHINGTON
GREAT WESTERN TO REORGANIZE SYSTEM
WAITER SAVES FORTUNE IN THIRTY-FOUR YEARS
Refute Castro's Charges
Hoists Signal of Revolt
Believe Suicide Identified
Slayer Is Acquitted
Leaves Unclaimed Estate
UNABLE TO FIND SECOND WILL OF G. A. WHITNEY
Audubon Society to Meet
JUNE TIDE TABLE
ETERNAL YOUTH IN 'SHORE ACRES'
DIES 3 DAYS AFTER WIFE WAS ARRESTED
WOMAN AND BOY HURT IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
THROOP GRADUATION EXERCISES FINISHED
TEST BRIDGE MADE OF f REINFORCED CONCRETE
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THE WEATHER
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WIRELESS PLANT TO BE ERECTED
DECLARES HE MADE THREATS TO MURDER
BEAUTY OF REDONDO BEACH ILLUSTRATED IN PAMPHLET
: Valuable Rings Gone
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