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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 253, 11 June 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
GAS COMPANY MUST FACE SOME GRAVE CHARGES
AVIATOR WHO WILL MAKE OTHER TESTS WITH HIS AIRCRAFT
ROBBERS LEAVE GUN ON BODY OF VICTIM
THE NEWS SUMMARY
AIR CONQUERORS RECEIVE MEDALS FROM PRESIDENT
RYAN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF AMALGAMATED COPPER
TO INVESTIGATE MAN'S DEATH AT PATTON ASYLUM
Steal Crate of Fountain Pens
Minister Who Presided Over Senate's Spiritual Welfare
SMALL BRAVERY, SAYS MRS. FISKE
MAN EATS BEER GLASS AND. AFTER SUFFERING INTENSELY, SUCCUMBS
WOMAN TRICKS INSANE KOREAN
HENRY GREELEY, COUSIN OF CELEBRATED EDITOR, DEAD
NEWSPAPERS IN CALKINS SYNDICATE ORDERED SOLD
AGED CHAPLAIN OF U.S. SENATE DIES SUDDENLY
DISCOVERS FAMILY DESTITUTE IN HOME
ARTIST WORKS AT NIGHT, THEN COMMITS SUICIDE
Make Cut Rates for Coal
WORKMEN JEST AS HEARSE PASSES
GENERAL SMITH RECEIVES WARM WELCOME ON RETURN
I Killed Accidentally
Autoists in Contest
PROSECUTION IN CALHOUN'S TRIAL CONCLUDES CASE
OLDEST TRIPLETS OBSERVE SIXTY-FIFTH BIRTHDAY
TO TRY TO WIN WORLD'S RECORD
VISITORS AT ROSE FETE SEE GARLANDED VEHICLES
Chapel Car Indorsed
PETITIONS FOR CONSOLIDATION GAIN STRENGTH
SENDS TO JAIL OFFENDER EIGHTY-SEVEN YEARS OLD
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MEXICAN BEATS GIRL BRUTALLY
CHINESE DREAD ICE BOX SINCE MAN LOST HIS LIFE
Taft to Talk to Union Labor
Meadow Brooks Win in Polo
Missing Woman, Child, and Man Said to Be Accomplice
SEARCH CITY FOR WOMAN AND CHILD
FORMER INSPECTOR SCORES STOCKYARDS
SOLDIERS IN GRAY DEFY TORRID SUN
NEW RAILWAY TO MAKE INDEPENDENT SCHEDULE
Chinese Held for Head Tax
Chinese Want More Wages
TELEGRAPH NEWS IN BRIEF
Mystery Is Solved
Dewey to Take Vacation
ARRANGE TOUR FOR JAPANESE
Indictment Ruled Invalid
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AT THE THEATERS
THE REAL CAUSE
PROBATION
TAFT'S COMMON SENSE
POSTAL FACILITIES
Puzzle: What Makes Father Grin?
UNION
GREATER LOS ANGELES
INVESTIGATE
SAN PEDRO
Public Letter Box
TWENTIETH CENTURY EGYPT
XII — The Romance of the Suez Canal
The Reason
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
The Other Fellows' Pianos
NEW ORLEANS WINS SHRINERS' SESSION
Racing Cars Push On
Cruisers to Be Overhauled
New Head at Annapolis
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
UNION PACIFIC LEADS MARKET
I^arloa^^hTpments of citrus FRUITS
FRUIT MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
Cotton and Wool
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
Pacific Coast Trade....
Sugar and Coffee ';'_.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Press Conference Closed
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MANY PERSONS VISIT ARROWHEAD SPRINGS
NEW BELASCO STAR ARRIVES FROM EAST
Merchant Held In Detinue
FIRST FREIGHT SHIPMENT OF CANTALOUPES ARRIVES
BUILDING PERMITS
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CONFESS THEY PLANNED CRIME
Indians Want More Land
Probes Sugar Trust |
MEMORY OF MRS. GOULD IS SHORT
News of the Courts
BOHEMIA CLUB CASE IS BEGUN
TWENTY TESTIFY IN SCHOOL BONDS SUIT
LIBEL SUITS AGAINST NEWSPAPER DROPPED
Markham Arraigned
ACQUITS WOMAN IN LIQUOR CASE
CONVICTS CHAUFFEUR OF THEFT OF MOTOR
AVERS HUSBAND HAD ANOTHER WIFE ALIVE
Sentenced Robber Appeals
City Takes Option on Park Land
Vacation Days Almost Here
PUBLISHER OF ELKS' HORN ARRIVES FOR CONVENTION
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
FRENCH TEACHER TO SPEAK AT Y. M. C. A.
CASES AGAINST PRODUCE DEALERS ARE DISMISSED
LEAGUE OUTLINES EDUCATIONAL WORK
THROWN OUT INTO WORLD BY FRIEND, SAYS WOMAN
SENTENCED FOR OPERATING BOGUS COLLECTION AGENCY
MISTAKE CHINESE MERCHANT'S HOUSE FOR OPIUM PARLOR
WILL CHANGE LOCATION OF CHEMICAL FACTORY
Golden Jubilee Celebrated
FIRST BANQUET HELD BY BROTHERHOOD OF CONGREGATIONALISTS
Why Is It All Los Angeles Men Have That Alert, Eager Expression? Can It Be the Pantaloon Gowns?
GROCERS FROM ST. LOUIS ; VISITORS TO LOS ANGELES,, _______ /
TO NOMINATE SECRETARY FOR LEAGUE OF JUSTICE
WOMAN MISSION WORKER WILL VISIT LOS ANGELES
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ARRESTED; SAYS HE IS NOBLEMAN FROM GERMANY
Given Farewell Dinner
NINE MEMBERS OF BLACK HAND ARE ARRESTED
FOURTEEN FOOT CHANNEL SAID TO BE UNDESIRABLE
EXPEDITION WILL START TO FIND LOST EXPLORER!
Friend to Lepers Dead j
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Society, Clubs Music, Chat
Society
LET IN THE FRESH AIR
Club News
THE BREWERS' AWAKENING
JUST WHAT YOU CAN DO
HE LOVES HER STILL
Not a Burner Wanted
WOMAN BEAUTIFUL
Work for the Ambitious Woman
SOAP FOR THE HAIR
■...»..:«~ .• -1
Musical
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
WRANGLING GAME WON BY VERNON
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMATEURS WILL PLAY
LARNED 18 STILL WINNING
JOHNSON ISN'T SCARED
Timely Topics
STATE LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
GRANT WINS GOLF HONORS
Killed by Street Car
TENNIS EXPERTS TO HOLD MATCH
PROVISIONS YACHT FOR TRIP TO SAN FRANCISCO
VENICE COUNTRY TOURNAMENT!
ELEVENTH STRAIGHT VICTORY FOR MULLIN
TEAMS WANT GAMES
: WATSON WINS AT HORSE SHOW
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POLYTECHNIC GIRLS WIN BASEBALL GAME
HIGH SCHOOLS PLAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE
CALIFORNIA COUNCIL OF Y. M. I. ELECTS OFFICERS
Incorporations
Commits Suicide
Morse's Horse Sold
FRANK GILL DROPS DEAD AFTER RACE AT GRAVESEND
NATIVE DAUGHTERS NOMINATE OFFICERS
To Take Over Naval Station
Polytechnic Workroom Scene Where Boys Learn Useful Arts
PRACTICAL WORK IS DONE AT POLYTECHNIC
ENGINEERS LOSE LIVES IN CRASH
OPPOSES RELIGION IN ELECTION WORK
PASSENGERS LEAVE STRANDED STEAMER
DELEGATES TELL OF YELLOW PERIL
WILLUS TALKS AGAIN
WOUNDS OWNER OF RICH CLAIMS
Will Be Musical Center
Pleased at Japan's Acceptance
Japanese Strike Leaders Arrested
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
WATERHOUSE FACTION REFUSES TO RESPOND
To Build Residence
PASADENA BREVITIES
WEST SIDERS OF SOUTH PASADENA WANT TRUSTEES
ALTADENANS "SK AID IN CONSTRUCTION OF SEWER
PACIFIC ELECTRIC OFFICIALS AGREE TO MAKE EXTENSIONS
SANTA ANA
MAN WHO PEEPED UNDER CURTAINS SENT TO JAIL
UNABLE TO LOCATE SMUGGLED CHINESE
Fined for Theft of Wheel
Case Dismissed
Begin Work on New Church
Dog Licenses Due
NOTES FROM POMONA
LONG BEACH .
SAYS HE GOES EAST TO CLAIM MILLIONS
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO HOLD ANNUAL JUBILEE
Stockholders Re-elected
Class Play Presented
SAN PEDRO
DANCE WILL BE GIVEN BY SOUTH COAST YACHT CLUB
MEN FROM REVENUE CUTTER ENGAGE IN RIFLE PRACTICE
Woman from Maine Dies
Gives Monologue ;7»
SAN BERNARDINO
CITY $10,000 BETTER OFF THAN BELIEVED
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WANTS BUILDING PLANS
STREET SUPERINTENDENT OF RIVERSIDE RESIGNS
RIVERSIDE NOTES
NEWS FROM REDLANDS
■Travel to North Heavy
BURBANK NOTES
SANTA MONICA
MAN DIES ON BEACH AFTER SWIM IN SEA
HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL CHILDREN GRADUATED
Present French Play
To Receive Communion
COURT APPOINTS ATTORNEY FOR GUGGENHEIM DIVORCE
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE UPHELD ON WOOL TARIFF
BRIDE TREADS ON PETALS WHEN LIVERNASH MARRIES
COMPANY TO HANDLE OIL OF INDEPENDENT WELLS
Good Roads Map Free
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THE WEATHER
ORDINANCE CHECKS SALE OF CIGARETTES IN SEATTLE
Bullet Shows Appendicitis
Train Races with Waterspout
Must File Articles
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OPEN LETTERS CALLED SLANDER
Emperor Joseph in Good Health
John Drew's Leading Woman in 'Jack Straw' at the Mason
Municipal Affairs
REACH AGREEMENT ON HILL STREET TRACKS
AQUEDUCT CAMPS SANITARY. DECLARES HEALTH OFFICER
Poor John
CITY OFFICIALS SEE NEW PROCESS ROADS
MUST GIVE UP PENSION BECAUSE OF MARRIAGE
ATTORNEY ON TRIAL FOR ALLEGED FORGERY
EMERGENCY CLAUSE INVOKED AND PERMIT IS REFUSED
FIRE COMMISSION MAKES RECORD FOR QUICK ACTION
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