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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 272, 30 June 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CENSUS TAKER DIFFICULTY MAY PROVE SERIOUS
THE NEWS SUMMARY
ARMY OFFICER AND HIS WIFE DIVORCED
WILMINGTON TO VOTE FIRST ON CONSOLIDATION
BRAZEN GIFT OF WATER FRONT IN DEFIANCE OF SAN PEDRO'S CITIZENS
AVIATORS HAVE AWFUL VOYAGE
SICK MAN BITES BUTTONS FROM CUFFS OF SURGEON
CONVICTS SLAY PRISON GUARD
YOUTH'S BODY IS FOUND IN BURNED STACK OF HAY
MRS. WOODILL'S LOVE BETRAYED
SUFFRAGETTES OF LONDON IN FURIOUS RIOT.
SEEKS REFUGE IN DUGOUT; IS KILLED BY LIGHTNING
TORPEDO BOAT CREW SCALDED
MAN LONG MISSING FOUND WITH TROOPS IN YOSEMITE
Arraign Black Hand Suspecti
Anaconda Declares Dividend
HENEY OUT OF POLITICAL RACE
Glllett Names Appointees
Chicago Heat Moderates
ALDRICH URGES TAX ON TRUSTS AS SUBTERFUGE
Dr. Eliot Honored
•_►.» Oriental Trade Grows
MRS. TAFT'S AUTOMOBILE IS APPROPRIATED BY SON
'AFTER THE BATH' IS AFTERMATH TO FROLIC BY CHORUS
EIGHT PERSONS KILLED BY TORNADO IN NORTH DAKOTA
May Fly Across Channel
BRANDENBURG IS AGAIN ARRESTED
VISITORS FROM ASIA ON TOUR OF COUNTRY ENLIVEN CHINATOWN
Auto Kills Small Boy
PLAN TO IMPROVE NORTHERN ACREAGE
ROCKEFELLER INTERESTS SECURE ANOTHER RAILROAD
Plans Golf Matches
CALLS FOR RETURN OF NATIONAL LOAN
OBSERVE GOLDEN JUBILEE OF FATHER PENDERGAST
FLAMES DESTROY ENTIRE BLOCK IN SAN FRANCISCO
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YALE PLANS TO GIVE UP GREEK
SUIT FOR BIG IRON MINE LEADS TO NEW CHARGES
NEGRO BISHOPS' PROTEST DENIED BY COMMISSION
Railroads Kill 633 .
MAN IS LURED TO HIS DEATH
TAFT AND EXPERTS AGAIN TUG WITH OLD PROBLEM
ALLEGED TRAIN ROBBER HELD UNDER BIG BOND
UNWRITTEN LAW UPHELD BY CHICAGO COURT JURY
Strikers Burn Warehouses
PITTSBURG RAILWAY TRAFFIC IS RESUMED
PROMINENT MEN ATTEND SOCIOLOGICAL CONFERENCE
TELEGRAPH NEWS IN BRIEF
Well Known Doctor Dies
SUGAR TRUST PROSECUTION WILL NOT BE ABANDONED
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AT THE THEATERS
ELKS
CAPTAIN FRIES
ALL PULL TOGETHER
SOUTH AMERICAN COMMERCE
Too Busy for Tariff Reform
SANE FOURTH
VETERANS
GAMBLING
This Year
The State Press
Baseball
Parks
Bufferln' Ana
Graduation
Social Custom
Texas All Right
Far and Wide
Literature
Mightiest
Novelties
Power of Onions
Ten Scents
"Sub" for Button
Single Tax
Inauguration
Thrift
Passing of the Dispensary
The Public Letter Box
Turned Down
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
ELKS QUARTERS' OPEN SATURDAY
Echo of Gould Trial
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
BUYERS UPHOLD STOCK ACTIVITY
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FRUIT MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
Visible Supply of Grain
Sugar and Coffee
The Wool Market
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON QUOTATIONS
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
LOCAL LUMBER QUOTATIONS
FRUIT CONTINUES IN DOWNWARD TREND
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LING HAD HELP, DECLARE POLICE
BUILDING PERMITS
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Battleships Leave Norfolk
GIRL DIES FROM BURNS RECEIVED
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
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News of the Courts
WIFE CALLS ALLEGED PERJURER HYPNOTIST
MAN JEALOUS OF HIS CHILDREN, SAYS WIFE
Broker's Case Continued '
ACCUSES LAWYER OF CONTEMPT OF COURT
DRUNK, NOT INSANE, IS VERDICT OF COMMISSION
SHERIFF FINDS MEXICAN IS NOT POLTERA MURDERER
Felony Case Dismissed
ONE CONFESSES; TWO ARE FREED
Mitchell Trial Continued
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
ISLAND OF MINDANAO IN GRIP OF CHOLERA
RANCHER CHARRED WITH FALSE REPRESENTATIONS
DECLARES WHALEY GAVE 2 BAD CHECKS
JUSTICE TAKES WILLIAMS CASE UNDER ADVISEMENT
CHIEF DISHMAN GETS NEW IDEAS ON EXTENDED EASTERN JOURNEY
Clever Girl Sneak Thief Robs Apartment Houses
Charges Partner with "Theft
Will Restore Wages
YOUNG WOMEN WILL LEARN SPORT LORE
ARREST MAN WHO ANNOYED YOUNG WOMAN ON STREETS
TWO COMPLAINTS AGAINST GERMAN COUNT DISMISSED
CHARGED WITH FORGING CHECK FOR SUM OF $300
OFFERS MONEY FOR SANTA MONICA RACE
FORM GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUBS IN THREE PRECINCTS
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS GIVES ARMY DRAMA
WILL OPPOSE OPENING OF EAST FOURTH STREET
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Municipal Affairs
COUNCIL TO PROBE MAYOR'S CHARGES
MAY KEEP POULTRY WITHIN TWENTY FEET OF DWELLING
DELAY OVER GARBAGE CASE COMES TO END
COUNCIL REFUSES TO RESCIND DICE ORDER
ICE WAGONS WANT RIGHT TO DRIVE ON BOULEVARD
ENGINEER IS ADDED TO UTILITIES BODY
COUNCIL WILL REFUND TAXES PAID BY CHURCHES
TO STOP STREET SPEAKING NEAR FEDERAL BUILDING
DISCHARGE MAKES VETERANS ANGRY
REALTY BOARD ADVOCATES TRAFFIC ORDINANCE CHANGE
PUBLIC WORKS BOARD MUST EXPLAIN AQUEDUCT CHANGE
CONTRACTORS DEFY BOARD AND REFUSE TO STOP WORK
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat
WOMEN RUSH TO DEFEND MRS. LEE
Charming Los Angeles Girl, Who Was Married Yesterday
Musical
NO, HE DIDN'T SEE IT
Society
HAVE A FAD
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
FIRST CONTEST GOES TO ANGELS
Fighting Fireman Will Tackle Stanley Ketchel on July 14
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
GOVERNOR SEES SENATORS SHUT OUT BY MOHLERITES
STATE LEAGUE
KETCHEL-FLYNN BOUT IS ADDED
DRIVE FROM REDLANDS TO BEAR VALEY IN RUNABOUT
KAISER'S METEOR WINS
QUEEN TO WITNESS MATCH
Timely Topics
NATIONAL LEAGUE
JOE THOMAS LOSES TO TOMMY SULLIVAN
KEELER PLAYS LAST GAME
YANKEE HORSES UNSUCCESSFUL
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NEWMARKET RACES
ELKS TO MEET ELKS
PROTEST IS DENIED
YALE BEATS HARVARD, TYING FOR HONORS
WEBSTER-SULLIVAN BOUT ON FOR JULY 5
BASEBALL MANAGER DIES
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GRAND TO OFFER "THE ROUNDERS"
MACFARLAND BREAKS ARM
More Federal Employes
Child Die*
$93,173,000 Year's Deficit
Talented Los Angeles Girl Makes Stage Her Profession
UNIQUE FEATURE IN SWIMMING CONTEST
REBUUTS AT LATONIA
PLAYGROUNDS TO BE BUSY PLACES
ANNUAL FEAST OF DENTISTS IS HELD
To Change 8. P. Main Line
"PAINLESS WHIPPER" AT LOCAL THEATER
POLY STUDENTS ARE GRADUATED
HOME BUILDERS ERECT MANY FINE RESIDENCES
A CLOTHING FACTORY FAILS
WRIGHT MAKES AERIAL VOYAGE
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
REFUSES TO ACCEPT INJUNCTION AS FINAL
SAN JOSE CHOSEN AS NEXT ENDEAVOR CONVENTION CITY
ALLEGES LINDA VISTA BRIDGE IS DEFECTIVE
PASADENA NOTES
FAVOR DISPENSING WITH SUPERVISOR
RIVERSIDE
RIVERSIDE NEWS
MONROVIA
MONROVIA BRIEFS
LONG BEACH
TRIAL OF ALLEGED FORGER CONTINUED
MAN AND WOMAN HURT IN AUTO COLLISION WITH CAR
BELMONT HEIGHTS CITY CLERK RESIGNS OFFICE
Heavy Swell In Ocean
LONG BEACH NOTES
POMONA
PIONEER POMONA EDITOR IS DYING IN LOS ANGELES
POMONA NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO
LICENSE IS REFUSED ARROWHEAD HOTEL
WATER MAIN TOO CLOSE TO SURFACE OF STREET
Tests Bond Issue
SANTA ANA
ACCEPTS PLANS FOR NEW CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Wholesaler Fined
New Bank Incorporates
Cook Fined for Battery
NEWS FROM REDLANDS
WATER QUESTION IS DEADLOCKED
BAPTISTS ELECT OFFICERS TO SERVE DURING YEAR
Bombs Wreck Theaters
DOCTOR GIVES OWN BLOOD TO BROTHER
THE WEATHER
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WANT FRIES AT CITY'S EXPENSE
TWO COMPANIONS OF DEAD BANDIT CLOSELY PURSUED
CONVICTED MAN ESCAPES; BONDSMEN TO PAY $5000
Officers of the Signal Company of Y. M. C. A. Triangle Cadets Offer Prizes for Recruits
WANT MORE MEN IN SIGNAL COMPANY
CALIFORNIA FORTY-NINERS PASS AWAY IN NEW YORK
German Airship Lands
STRONG ALLIANCE GETS OLD MARKET
CONFEDERATE BRIGADIER ENDS HIS LIFE WITH GAS
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER WORKS WILL BE CLOSED
Plague Kills 177
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