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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 312, 9 August 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WILL PLOT TO DEFEAT FREE PORT
TWO MOTORCYCLISTS INJURED IN COLLISION
THE NEWS SUMMARY
AUTO TRAGEDIES OF HUSBAND CAUSE WIFE TO SUE FOR DIVORCE
CRETAN TROUBLE CAUSES ANXIETY; CRISIS REACHED
BISHOP URGES PEOPLE TO JOIN IN WAR ON TRAFFIC
LAUNCH IS CAPSIZED AND THREE PERSONS DROWNED
TWO CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH; FATHER IS SERIOUSLY INJURED
PRESIDENT TAFT HAS BUSY WEEK MAPPED FOR HIM
ORDER OF HERMANN SONS CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT TO GUARANTEE TOBACCO
King Gustaf of Sweden, Who Faces War with Labor Forces
COURTESY COSTS EMPLOYE'S LIFE
WOMAN OF LOS ANGELES IS INJURED IN WRECK
"RIFLE THAT WAS NOT LOADED" EXPLODES AND RUINS HIS EYESIGHT
LOVES EFFIGY OF DEAD WIFE
SWEDEN'S KING FAILS TO END LABOR TROUBLE
SONG OF AUDIENCE SILENCES PREACHER
AMICABLE SETTLEMENT IS EXPECTED IN LABOR WAR
GOVERNMENT TO PROTECT COUNTRY AGAINST PLAGUE
G. A. R. INVADES SALT LAKE CITY
RAW MATERIALS ARE IN UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND
Seattle Fair Is Half Through
Lumberman and Chauffeur Killed
Aeroplane Is Wrecked
Arested for Immorality
BORDER TROUBLE MAY BE SERIOUS
Prison Association to Meet
Terrorists Arrested
Mrs.Annie Besant, Theosophist Who Is Touring United States
PROPOSE LAW TO PROTECT VOTERS
Courts Diplomatic Check
' German Catholics In Convention
EVIDENCES OF FRANTIC STRUGGLE FOUND ABOUT DEAD BODY OF WOMAN
TO BEGIN LAND DRAWING TODAY
Apllcationß Are Many
Hibernians Assemble
I Convicted of Theft; Again Elected
Expect Strike to Be Renewed
IRRIGATIONISTS LACK AUTHORITY
WASTE LUMBER HEAP DIMINISHES
CHOICE OF TWO EVILS
Fruit Hash
Gibbons Holds Services in Hotel
MARKSMEN BUSY IN PREPARATION
Three Miners Killed by Lightning
Brigadier General Atwood Dies
Falls from Car; May Die
Los Angeles Merchants Go to Seattle
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FRUIT GROWERS GET WARNING FROM UTAH
MERRIMENT IN CAFE RUDELY INTERRUPTED
LOS ANGELES POSTOFFICE REPORTS BIG STAMP SALE
Information for Eastern Travelers
EXCURSION PROMOTER LEAVES ON VACATION
CHILD PLAYS WITH MATCHES; IS DEAD
AWARD CONTRACT FOR ADDITION TO CHURCH
Leads for Queen
HELP CAUSE OF PRISON REFORM
FUNDS ARE NEEDED FOR WAR ON TUBERCULOSIS
PAIR BEAT ALL COMERS UNTIL THEY MET POLICE
Situation Becomes More Serious
William Dean Howells, Who Is Ill, Is Expected to Die
CAR RUNS DOWN FOUR IN MOTOR
GUNNER WITH DEWEY FOUND DEAD IN ROAD
TO PLANT SPINELESS CACTUS ON CLEMENTE
England Regains Influence
To Promote Cancer Research
Heat Causes Man to Die
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AT THE THEATERS
VOTES FOR WOMEN
GOOD ROADS
THE PHILIPPINES
MOTHER-IN-LAW
The Jig-Saw Puzzle Put Together at Last
BRITISH REVOLUTION
NEWS
SAN PEDRO
Public Letter Box
AMERICA IN THE PHILIPPINES
IX—Great Agricultural Resources
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
MANY NEW BOOKS ADDED TO THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Hard World to Hit
SKINNER PLAY AMERICANIZED
AUTO ACCIDENT VICTIMS BETTER
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING ATHLETICS
ANGELS TAKE TWO FINAL GAMES FROM THE SACRAMENTO COASTERS
RALEIGH ALLOWS NEW YORK BUT THREE HITS
FAVOR CALIFORNIA FOR SUPREME BATTLE
MANY EASTERNERS ENTER IN A. A. U. MEET
STATE LEAGUE
FINAL ROUND OF DOUBLES
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
HENLEY IS WILD; SEALS DEFEATED
SEASICK II WINS I
MAGNATES PLAN LEAGUE BATTLE
SENATORS SIGN THREE STATE LEAGUE MEN
BUSY DAY FOR FIGHTERS
EXCITING GAME AT BEACH
WRIGHT TO GO TO EUROPE
Timely Topics
END OF OUTLAW LEAGUE IS NEAR
ASOOTS V^N ANOTHER GAME
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LATE NEWS OF THE WORLD OF SPORTS
GATEWAYS STILL HEADING COLUMN
COLYTON STARS PLAY MEDIOCRE CONTEST
SCHONESTEIN IS EASY WINNER
BICYCLIST IS HURT
INTERURBAN BOYS PLAY GOOD BALL
NEWS OF THE DIAMONDS
SOLON AFTER FISH
FIVE SUCCESSFUL FLIGHTS
Railroad Official Dies
NEW TROLLEY LEAGUE OPENS ITS SCHEDULE
FINISH NEW INDOOR REVOLVER RANGE
CORONADO CUP WON BY TRILBY
BEARS TOO SPEEDY FOR SAN FERNANDOS
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News and Notes of Progress in Aeronautical World
TO ENDEAVOR TO FLY WITH WINGS
ST. LOUIS ARRANGES FOR AERIAL CONTESTS
AERONAUTIC NOTES
Ore Bins Are Full
KINGMAN MINES KEEP BUSY DURING SUMMER
SUMMIT CLAIM GRADES HIGH IN SILVER ORE
SUPERIOR AND PITTSBURG EARNS $10,000 MONTHLY
Will Prospect Gravel
Strike In Yuma Copper
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MINES, MINING AND PROSPECTS IN GREAT SOUTHWEST REGION
COPPER CREEK MILL COMPLETE
OLD RAND HILL MINE PREPARES TO RESUME
Camp, Mine, Mill and Hoist, Copper Creek Property
Dividends of Mexican Mines Indicate Prosperous Period
CLIMAX STRIKE RUNS $200 IN GOLD A TON; MILL WILL WORK ORE
HOATSON SHAFT OF S. & P. SURPRISES MANAGEMENT
SENSATIONAL STRIKE ON MANHATTAN DEXTER PANS $200 TO THE TON
SECOND BILL WILLIAMS SALE TOTALS $32,000
EL TEMBLOR PREPARES TO MAKE SHIPMENT
REPORT COMMENDS RAY CONSOLIDATED
Water Stops Operations
On United Verde Extension
Needles Smelter Closes
GIGANTIC MINES MAY BE MERGED
PATRICK CLARK BEGINS WORK IN CORTEZ DISTRICT
WILL WORK IN FRENCH GULCH
TWIN BUTTES EXTENSION WILL SHORTEN DISTANCES
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
SAN BERNARDINO
MRS. HENRY GOODCELL STRICKEN WITH APOPLEXY
FATHER TAKES DAUGHTER FROM UNDIVORCED WIFE
Assessment Increased
Girls Kill Three Rattlers
Motorcyclists Arrested
Orange Shipments Small
POMONA
NEWS OF POMONA
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
PASADENA
WOMEN TELL OF HOBART'S DEATH
BURGLAR IS FRIGHTENED BY SCREAMS OF WOMAN
PARK POLICE TO DON NATTY NEW UNIFORMS
Makes Address in Park
LONG BEACH
WARD IS RE-ELECTED LEADER OF BAPTISTS
TO COMMENCE WORK AT ONCE ON THE EAST JETTY
LONG BEACH NOTES
To Put in Pipe Line
HUGE CROWD AT AVALON TAXES ACCOMMODATIONS
SAN PEDRO
MISSING BOY'S HAT TAKEN FROM WATER
BAKERSFIELD SOCIETY IS FORMED AT POINT FIRMIN
TEMPERANCE RALLY HELD BY ADVENTISTS
REDLANDS NOTES
Fail to Have Quorum
NARROWLY ESCAPE WHEN BOAT UPSETS
VETERANS WILL CAMP AT HUNTINGTON BEACH
THE WEATHER
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GREAT CHURCH IS DEDICATED IN LONG BEACH
ENTIRE CONGREGATION APPLAUDS ROOSEVELT
FASHION HINTS
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