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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 273, 1 July 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Attempted Grab Causes Angry Outbreak at San Pedro
MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST LICENSE MEN SUBMITTED
PRESIDENT TAFT ISSUES WARNING TO REPUBLICANS
LAWYER CONVICTED FOR PRACTICING ILLEGALLY
Expects to Live 125 Years
Man Who Stands in Way of Harbor Grab and Consolidationist Attacked Yesterday
ALLEGES BRIBE GIVEN SEYMOUR
MUCH INTEREST AROUSED BY NEW AIRSHIP DESIGN
THE NEWS SUMMARY
SAYS WHITTIER SCHOOL IS BAD
GEN. BELL DECLARES WAR WILL COME IN FEW YEARS
Confederate Suicide Buried
BOLD WATER FRONT DEAL IS BOOMERANG FOR HARBOR PIRATES
RUSSIANS WILL SACK TEHERAN
Sentenced to Prison
FIND GOLD ON LUZON ISLAND
SUFFRAGETTES ARE TAKEN TO COURT BUT RELEASED
BAPTISTS OPPOSE CHURCH INVASION
GERMAN OFFICIALS PLAN DETAILS OF FATAL DUEL
Caruso Signs Contract
Eight Injured
PRELIMINARY WORK BEGINS ON ISTHMIAN CANAL LOCKS
WRIGHT AIRSHIP FAILS TO SOAR
CRUISER SPEEDS TO SAVE SAILOR'S LIFE
FIVE MEMBERS OF UNION USIDICTED BY GRAND JURY
IJICHI'S SQUADRON WILL SET nUT FOP HOME TODAY
SUFFRAGETTES SOB AND HISS
SAN FRANCISCO RID OF SLOT MACHINES
KAISER INSISTS HIS REAL POLICY IS ONE OF PEACE
PUBLIC FUNDS ORDERED RETURNED TO TREASURY
DESTROYER'S INJURED MEN ARE EXPECTED TO RECOVER i
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GOTHAM STAR WILL SUCCEED FLORENCE REED
rjEIATH" WILL RIP OF C|JHED |N CHICAGO! BEABOIJ
Brilliant New York Star Who Is Coming to Belasco
MAN LONG SOUGHT REPORTED ARRESTED
Would Protect Nations
SALT LAKE TO BUILD THROUGH CAJON PASS
California Pioneer Dies
BRITISH STEAMER UNDER SUSPICION
FORGE LINK IN SIGEL MYSTERY
TAX ON TRUSTS PAID BY PUBLIC
QUEER MYSTERY MAY BE SOLVED
WOMAN FLAGS TRAIN BUT ONE IS KILLED BY WRECK
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AT THE THEATERS
TARIFF COMMISSION
POLITICAL POINTERS
Congratulations to Some Scoundrels
PORTLAND POPPYCOCK
GREATER LOS ANGELES
Decorate Early
THE SALT LAKE COMPANY NOT INTERESTED
TRUSTWORTHY CITIZEN
Beginning of the Fiscal Year
Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
BUILDING PERMITS
Morse's Houses Sold
CITY NEWB IN BRIEF
SIERRA CLUB TO VISIT YOSEMITE
YOKOHAMA CELEBRATES OPENING OF ITS PORT
TWO NORTHRN RAILROADS WILL RUN ELECTRIC CARS
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FINANICIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCK MARKET TAKES RELAPSE
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
NEW YORK COTTON QUOTATIONS
Sugar and Coffee
Will Not Resign
FINANCIAL
Chicago Live Stock
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
SURVEYORS PLAN FOR NEW STORE BUILDING ON MAIN STREET LOT
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IMPPLES REACH THE MARKET IN QUANTITY
Polo Match Postponed
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
SEMI-ANNUAL BUILDING REPORT SHOWS INCREASE
LOCAL LUMBER QUOTATIONS
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News of the Courts
ACCUSED OF ATTACK ON GIRL; DISAPPEARS
HUSBAND SEEKS TO GET WIFE'S PROPERTY
MONTH'S FIGURES SHOW ALL LICENSE RECORDS BROKEN
McCarey in Justice Shop
SAYS LIFE IS TOO SHORT FOR ONE MAN
MXROSSAN IS HELD TO ANSWER TO HIGHER COURT
Incorporations
MAN WANTS NAME CHANGED TO INCLUDE THAT OF WIFE
Los Angeles Pacific Defendant
Justice to Visit East
Municipal Affairs
HEALTH BOARD ASKS CHAFFEE TO EXPLAIN
FISCAL YEAR IN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS COMES TO AN END
COUNCIL ORDERS ENGINEER TO VIOLATE ITS OWN RULE
NINTH WARD CITIZENS WANT PLAYGROUND FOR CHILDREN
TO ISSUE PAMPHLET ON TREATMENT OF DISEASE
Gutters Must Be Relaid
FEUD AT ACTON AIRED IN COURT
MAN CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT FREE
» ■» Commissioner Impeached
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
FINDS FALSE NAMES ON LIQUOR PETITION
LOCOMOBILE DRIVEN TO DEATH VALLEY AND BACK
MAN CONVICTED OF TRYING TO ENTICE SCHOOL GIRL
WILL OPEN DOORS OF NEW REVENUE OFFICE
PROGRAM COMPLETED FOR FOURTH OF JULY
TO RUN TOURIST VOYAGE TO FAIR
ANTI-CIGARETTE LEAGUE WILL GIVE NOVEL PARADE
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY TO BE DONE IN ELKS' COLORS
COPPEE DRAMA WILL BE PRESENTED HERE
BOYLE HEIGHTS CHURCH OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY
Erie Directors Elected
PLAYS AT MAJESTIC IN COPPEE DRAMA
VETERANS CLAIM MISMANAGEMENT
AUTOMOBILISTS IN SANTA MONICA CONTEST WARNED
CHICAGO BOMB OUTRAGES EXPLAINED TO OFFICERS
COMMERCE CHAMBER ELECTS 30 MEMBERS
FINED FOR RUNNING STUDENTS' BLIND PIG
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CINCINNATI ELKS TO INVADE CITY
Fifty Girls Who Will Aid in Seeing Cincinnati Elk Elected to High Office
GAS COMPANY CHARGES MADE
To Pave Fourth Street
MISS CLAUSSEN IS FINED FOR BATTERY
CHARGES HUSBAND WITH STEALING HER JEWELRY
HYDE PARK CHURCH FAIR WILL CONCLUDE TONIGHT
Stock Broker Ousted
ELKS WILL NOT LACK IN FUNDS
MURDEROUS BAND CAUGHT WHEN MEMBER CONFESSES
Midshipmen Assigned
HARVARD STUDENTS ARE GIVEN DEGREES
POLICE GIVE WEAPONS TO WATERS OF LAKE MICHIGAN
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Society, Clubs Music, Chat
Society
Announcing Engagements
Journal of a Neglected Baby
MEN AND WOMEN'S PAPERS
Oh! Those Late Hours
ENTERTAINING AT SUMMER HOUSE PARTIES
SUFFRAGE NOTES
NATURAL AND MADE-UP WOMAN
JACK COULD READ
MIXED SALAD
RACES FIGHT AT RIVERSIDE
STUDENTS MAY BE EXCHANGED
TWO MEN ARE WOUNDED IN MELEE IN SANTA CRUZ
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BASEBALL ATHLETICS BOXING
ANGELS DEFEAT LUCKLESS HOGAN
HANSON PROVES HERO
National Tennis Champion Who Hails from California
BATTLER WILL WORK OUT AT JACK DOYLt S SUNDAY
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RESULTS
VANDERBILT'S ENTRY UNPLACED
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RECORD CROWD SEES FORBES FIELD OPEN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STATE LEAGUE
WILL SHAKE UP NATIONALS
MAJOR LEAGUE SCOUT IS HERE
MOTORCYCLIST MAKES TRIP OF 350 MILES IN 16 HOURS
ATHLETE TO HANDLE CITY PLAYGROUNDS
FIESTA PARK RACERS ARE TRAINING HARD
CALIFORNIA CIRCUIT AT SAN BERNARDINO
ROSS EASY FOR JACK JOHNSON
GALLY BAWN WINS STAKE
MOTOR BOAT RACES AT SEATTLE
Mean, Hateful Thing
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IMIRL SHOT AND KILLED AT DESK
Asks Change of Venue
Pretty Singer Who Joins Majestic Musical Company
SWIMMING PROMOTERS FIX DIVING RULES
MAIERS WILL PLAY SANTA ANA SUNDAY
UPLAND BREVITIES
STATE LEAGUERS FIX GAMES FOR SUNDAY
YALE AND HARVARD READY FOR REGATTA
WILL CLOSE STREETS FOR AUTO ROAD RACE
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
HELICOPTER MAY NAVIGATE SPACE
CHINA THANKS MIKADO FOR SENDING MOURNER
MANY TEACHERS WILL ASSEMBLE
COST OF GOVERNMENT IN CALIFORNIA IS INCREASING
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Late News from the Cities and Towns of Southern California
PASADENA
THREATEN TO BURN NEW NEGRO CHURCH
FOUR WEDDINGS OCCUR ON LAST DAY OF JUNE
NEWS OF SECRET WEDDING AT SANTA ANA LEAKS OUT
To Build Handsome House
Bridge Found Safe
Building Record Broken
PASADENA NOTES
SANTA ANA
DUCK PONDS CAUSE SUIT FOR DAMAGES
Kitten Causes Much Damage
RIVERSIDE
NEWS FROM RIVERSIDE
, NEWS FROM REDLANDS
SHORTAGE OF CARS HAMPERS SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUIT
SANTA MONICA
SILVER ANNIVERSARY OF PASTOR OBSERVED
Texas Officials Visit Beach
Elected Principal
New Service to Beach
LAST NAIL DRIVEN IN NEW WAVE MOTOR PiER
Hollywood Notes
LONG BEACH
NEW HARBOR OPENED ON SCHEDULE TIME
CATHOLiCS WILL HOLD PICNIC AT LONG BEACH
DRIVES PILES ACROSS PUBLIC THOROUGHFARE
JAPANESE WILL FIRE NATIVE PYROTECHNICS
Drinking Cups Abolished
Carpenter Injured
To Beautify Bluff
Three Teachers Named
MONROVIA
SAYS PACIFIC ELECTRIC WILL NOT BUILD BRANCH
OCEAN PARK
BAND MUSICIANS REFUSE TO PLAY UNTIL THEY ARE PAID
POMONA
NEWS FROM POMONA
SAN PEDRO
Mechanic Injures Hand
THE WEATHER
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REDONDO PLUNGE WILL BE OPENED
TENNESSEE ANTI-LIQUOR LAW BECOMES EFFECTIVE
Cannot Form New Union
CALHOUN MUST MEET CHARGES
PREPARE TO ORGANIZE DENVER & RIO GRANDE
BERESFORD AGAIN WARNS ENGLAND OF ITS DANGER
TELLS ABOUT LOAN TO SHIPBUILDING CONCERN
RAILROAD INCORPORATES TO CONTROL COAL LAf'DS
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