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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 259, 17 June 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
VETERANS AT SAWTELLE ON VERGE OF RIOT
ATTORNEY GENERAL WHO IS ORDERED TO PROBE SUGAR TRUST
SUGAR TRUST MAKES CONFESSION OF GUILT
THE NEWS SUMMARY
STRYCHNINE WAS CAUSE OF DEATH CHEMIST STATES
Two Framers of the Income Tax Measure; Sen. Borah, Who Aids Bipartisan Compact
ACTRESS HURT IN AUTO CRASH
WOUNDED MAN SAYS YOUTH CAUSED SERIOUS INJURIES
CELEBRATED VESSEL GJOA WILL FLOAT ON CITY LAKE
GOV. GILLETT IS GUEST AT FAIR
MAY HONOR ELKS' WEEK BY SENDING WAR VESSELS SOUTH
AWAIT ANSWER FROM TAKAHIRA
TAFT SUGGESTS AMENDMENT FOR TAX ON INCOME
CITY READY TO HONOR WRIGHTS
OFFICIAL ISSUES POSTERS TO KILL DANGEROUS FLIES
COLLINS BEGINS HIS TERM IN PRISON AT SAN QUENTIN
No Rioting
WOMAN KILLED BY SAVAGE COW
PAST GRAND MASTER OF ARIZONA MASONS DEAD
CHANCELLOR MAKES REPLY TO ATTACK BY CLERICALS
WITNESSES TELL OF MRS. GOULD'S LOVE OF LIQUOR
Wright Brothers and Medal Voted to Them by Congress
That's the One
BANKER MORSE IS FREED FROM JAIL
RECORDS OF TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS TO BE EXAMINED
Clan Fights Continue
NOT GUILTY IS PLEA OF HEINZE BROTHERS
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SENATE REGARDS TAFT'S MESSAGE MUCH IMPORTANT
VENEZUELA CLEARS MYSTERY OF BOATS
NEWEST CONVERT TO THE CAUSE OF VOTES R)R WOMAN'S RIGHTS
WEALTHY WOMAN WHO WILL AID SUFFRAGETTES
CZAR TO MEET GERMAN KAISER
WRITERS OF ADVERTISING ASSEMBLE IN CONVENTION
AFTER TWO YEARS IN JAIL PRISONER IS ACQUITTED
One Body Not Recovered
Not Going to Meet Duke
MILLIONAIRE WEDS AFTER AUTO WRECK
BROTHER SAYS DECEASED CAPITALIST WAS INSANE
Home for Pioneers' Site Selected
OCTOGENARIAN BURNED TO DEATH; SHE LIVED ALONE
TELEGRAPH NEWS IN BRIEF
Primary Law Unconstitutional
NEGRO WOUNDS TWO AND RUNS TO HILLS
FAIRBANKS ENTERTAINED BY JAPANESE OFFICIALS
Train Jumps Track
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AT THE THETERS
BOSTON PLAN
The Public or the S. P. Which?
The People Must Protect Their Harbor
The Poisoner
AMERICAN UNITY
CLIMATE
A Western "Limited"
How Forget?
RACE FOR SEA CONTROL
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES HELD AT CUMNOCK SCHOOL
Vetoes Fair Donation
LAWYER SEEKS HIGHER HONORS
FISHES DREW BOAT ANGLER DECLARES
To Meet at Indianapolis
NEW YORK BANKERS TO GET PORTION OF LOAN
Bankers Consider Protest
Will Side with America
Stocks Will Be Listed
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
UNITED STATES STEEL DISTURBS
!CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FRUIT MARKET ]
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
St. Louis Wool
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
Chicago Live Stock
Sugar and Coffee
MAPS OF NATIONAL FORESTS ISSUE FROM AUBURY'S OFFICE
BUILDING PERMITS
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
CATCHES SEASON'S FIRST JEWFISH AT LONG WHARF
Many Pompano Caught
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VEGETABLE MARKET GROWS MORE ACTIVE
Keels of Warships Laid
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
FOUND GUILTY OF ILLEGAL LIQUOR SELLING AND FINED
RIVERjSIDE NOTES
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Rector Addresses Federation Club on Redemption of City
BLAMES CHURCHES FOR CORRUPTIONS
The Lottery
ADMITS HE STRUCK HIS SISTER-IN-LAW
CITIZENS OF IDAHO MAY SEE NEW WARSHIP AT FAIR
AUTOMOBILE TOPPLES FROM EMBANKMENT OVER STREAM
Drops Dead at Marriage
Boy Is Killed
GARBAGE DELAY HURTS FINANCES
Dividend Declared
Reading Issues Dividend
CORPORATION GRABS CAUSE INDIGNATION
DECIDE ON WAY TO OUST SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
Motor Officers Appointed
Municipal Affairs
CHAFFEE OBJECTS TO ICE CREAM PARLORS
Award Contract for Sewer
STREETS TO BE IMPROVED IN SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT
City Club Will Visit Beach
COUNCILMEN FAVOR VETO BY THE MAYOR
Wants to Find Husband
Third Law Declared Wrong
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
BUSINESS MEN JOIN IN WORK FOR CITY
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS WILL REPORT
FREIGHT SHIPMENTS SHOW CITY ADVANCE
PASADENANS WHO RACED AUTOMOBILES ARE FINED
Police System Criticised
Chairman and Secretary of San Pedro Consolidation Body
CONSOLIDATION FIGHT OPENED
MONEY IS PROVIDED TO FINISH PARKER CUTOFF
HAVE CLEW TO MAIL ROBBERY
TEN THOUSAND MEN TO GO ON STRIKE
Wages Advanced
COUNTESS ROSSI TO GET SON'S CUSTODY
INDIANS ESCORT DEAD IN LAUNCHES
BOHEMIA CASE JURY IS UNABLE TO AGREE
Man Dies of Thirst
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BELIEVE BROKER PLANNED SUICIDE
DECISION AFFECTS HOST OF SETTLERS
NUTRITION EXPERT TELLS OF VARIOUS FOOD VALUES
Fractures His Ankle
PRESIDENT POMONA GRADUATING CLASS
POMONA TO GRADUATE FORTY-TWO STUDENTS
Liquor Law Violators Fined
Socialist Arrested Twice
U. S. C. PREPS ARE GRADUATED
PRAISE KNOWLEDGE OF PRESIDENT TAFT
DETECTIVES SEEK CAUSE OF FLAMES IN DWELLING
News of the Courts
DIVORCE GRANTED DESERTED HUSBAND
DETECTIVE ASSERTS TONG MADE THREATS
TWO DISCHARGED ACTRESSES SUE AUDITORIUM COMPANY
PHONE INJUNCTION CASE SUBMITTED TO BORDWELL
School Offender Held
Incorporations
NOTARY PAYS FINE FOR VIOLATING LAW
UNABLE TO PREDICT END OF SCHOOL BONDS CASE
ARRAIGN MEN SAID TO HAVE BEATEN MACHINES
Trial Jurors Named
! ADVOCATES AN ALLIANCE OF STATES IN THE WEST
Murderer Confesses His Guilt
Violated Stock Law
GRADUATES ARE GIVEN DIPLOMAS
HONDURAS FACES SERIOUS CRISIS
Colorado River Rises
Testifies In His Own Behalf
Shot and Fatally Wounded
Sent to Los Angeles
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat.
Society
WOMAN BEAUTIFUL
WORTH KNOWING
CHILDREN'S GARDENING
SHADES OF BLUE
UP-TO-DATE METHODS
Doctors Orders Kept Her Busy
IN CASE OF FIRE
SPRING GOBLINS
SOLUTION OF THE HOLIDAY PROBLEM
NURSERY IS IMPORTANT
SHE GOT A FARM
SUNLIGHT COLLECTORS
POSTAL FIGURES
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
TWO HOME RUNS IN FIRST GAME
Vernon Pitcher Who Forsook Sick List to Win First Game
GRAMMAR SCHOOL ATHLETE IS DEAD
NEW ATHLETES WILL COMPETE FOR HONOR
FAST MOTOR RACES TO BE HELD AT COLISEUM
I DARK RONALD WINS AT ASCOT
NORMANDIE CLUB HIGH
M'GRAW AND RAYMOND MIX ON THE DIAMOND
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
STATE LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ROD AND REEL
GREAT CHADWICK IS ALLOWED TO RACE
PASADENANS ARE SECOND IN GOLF
SANTA MONICA PRINCIPAL TO COME TO LOS ANGELES
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MOTOR RACE IS WON BY GRAVES
NARROW ESCAPE IN AUTOMOBILE TRYOUTS
GUNNER MOIR RESURRECTED
OCEAN.TO.OCEAN CAR 3 ARRIVE
KETCHEL IN DENVER
LOS ANGELES GIRL "THREE WEEKS" STAR
| RACING RESULTS
SHERIDAN SMASHES RECORD
AIR GAUGE TEAM WANTS GAME
Negro Soldier Is Demented
MOROSCO BOOKS WILLIE COLLIER
NEWS FROM REDLANDS
SAN PEDRO NOTES
DISCUSS HASTE FOR FRANCHISES
ORDINANCES PROPOSE 2 PRICES FOR WATER
LIQUOR MEN IN OHIO ARE ALERT
Mint Employes Dismissed
Drowned In Stadium Tank
WOMAN STENOGRAPHER OF POLICE INQUIRY IS SLUGGED; SHE MAY DIE
BODY OF UNIDENTIFIED MAN IS FOUND IN LAKE
Large Raft Towed to Port
Earthquake in France
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
WIFE SAYS SOCIETY MAN DESERTED HER
PASADENA MAY ORGANIZE SECOND MILITIA COMPANY
MILLINERS WARNED NOT TO SELL PROTECTED FEATHERS
FATHER OF JOHN SNELL CHARGED WITH BATTERY
CHICAGO SCIENTIST IS ABLE TO LEAVE HOSPITAL1)
PASADENA BREVITIES
Blacksmith Cuts Self
MONROVIA
CERAMIC ART STUDIO MAY BE REMOVED TO MONROVIA
REDONDO BEACH
TO OPEN PAVILION AT REDONDO BEACH
Fishing Good at Redondo
SAN BERNARDINO
FILIPINO WOMAN IS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
LOCATE GIRL WHO SAID SHE WAS KIDNAPED
ALLEGED TO HAVE PASSED MANY VALUELESS CHECKS
Two Saloons Robbed
Gets Big Price for Orange Land
' Woman Writer Dies
Yellowfln Plentiful
LONG BEACH
WELLINGTON IS ARRAIGNED FOR FRAUD AT LONG BEACH
OFFICE FORCE OF PACIFIC MUTUAL HOLDS AN' OUTING
PRESIDENT HUNTINGTON RECOGNiZES OLD FRIEND
To Build Comfort Station
To Transfer School
Flagman to Become Actor
Postpones Election
Catches 375.pound Jewfish
New Service to Begin
SANTA MONICA
ACADEMY OF HOLY NAMES WILL HOLD COMMENCEMENT
SANTA ANA
VOTE TO FORM NEW DRAINAGE DISTRICT
TO ARBITRATE PRICE OF LAND FOR HIGH SCHOOL
Regulates Poolrooms
Fireman Injured
To Construct New Bridge
POMONA
PRIVATE MAKES PERFECT SCORE AT GALLERY RANGE
POMONA NOTES
VENICE
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SCIENTISTS WILL MEET
THE WEATHER
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CALHOUN CASE WILL BE GIVEN TO JURY TODAY
GUARDS ARE APPOINTED TO CALIFORNIA FORESTS
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