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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 317, 14 August 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
BUDGET SHOWS LOWEST RATE IN CITY'S HISTORY
HEAD OF CHICAGO'S STREET RAILWAY NO LONGER FACES STRIKE
MRS. BELMONT AIDS SUFFRAGISTS' CAUSE
THE NEWS SUMMARY
SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN VICTIM OF FATAL LOVE
Ministerial Crisis Possible
Principals in Thaw Trial, White Plains; Spectators Witnessing the Testimony
THAW WILL GO TO MATTEAWAN
New Note Submitted to Greece
Propose to Bond the County *
TAFT DEPOSES ROUGH RIDER
Judgment Default Entered
PRISONER ENDS HIS LIFE IN CELL
HOPES FOR SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE ARE STRONG
Is Elected Commander
IRRIGATIONS SELECT PUEBLO FOR CONVENTION
CHINESE LEGATION TO BE REORGANIZED
CAPTIVE CREW TURNS ON VICTORS AND MAKES OFF
_—-♦•» *• —-ONLY TWELVE RESIDENCES ESCAPE FLAMES IN TOWN
Dies of Plague
STATE REALTY MEN DISCUSS SUFFRAGE
WOMAN UNDER ARREST FOR MURDER OF HER HUSBAND
GRAND JURY PROBES LOAN ON HEINZE COPPER MINES
Heney Postpones His Lecture
Boy Killed by Handcar
' To Present Taft with Masonic Jewel
TWO PRINTERS FALL VICTIMS
WATER COMPANY NAMED FOR BURBANK EMPOWERED TO BUY
DRAWING FOR LANDS IN RESERVATION CONTINUES
Chinese Stand by Countryman
SALE OF IMMIGRANT GIRLS • REPORTED FROM CHICAGO
Will Be Returned to Texas
G. A. R. REUNION COMES TO END
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Leaders of Harbor Movement Commend Work of Herald
MEMBERS OF COMMITTEES JOIN IN LAUDING FEARLESS JOURNAL IN FIGHT FOR CONSOLIDATION
SAYS HERALD IS CLEAN AND FEARLESS PAPER
RECOGNIZES IMPORTANCE OF EDITORIAL CAMPAIGN
GIVES PERSONAL THANKS TO HERALD FOR PART IN CONSOLIDATION CONTEST
MAYOR SAYS HERALD DESERVES GREATEST CREDIT FOR VICTORY
San Pedro Stalwarts in Victorious Battle for Harbor and Greater City
Currant Event
DEFER FEST FOR BOOTH'S RETURN
To Reclaim Forty Thousand Acres
TO CONSOLIDATE CITY AND COUNTY
PRINTERS WILL VOTE ON MORTUARY BENEFIT PLAN
Death Caused by Gunshot Wound
Given Five Hours in Penitentiary
JOY CONTINUES AT SAN PEDRO
LINEMAN KILLED BY CONTACT WITH WIRE
MEN QUIT WORK WHEN THE STRIKEBREAKERS ARRIVE
Protest Against Exorbitant Rates
Wrong Club Mentioned
The Divorce Habit
SAINT ON GUARD AT CITY'S GATE
TROUBLE STIRS BORDER STATES
Prohibition Measure Passed
Shah to Marry
Hard to Please
Paradoxical
AT THE THEATERS
RETAIN THE CONSOLIDATION COMMITTEE
PHARMACISTS
LOS ANGELES WAY
GREATER LOS ANGELES
SALARIES
"Who Pays the Freight?"
IMPERIAL HYSTERIA
OUR GUESTS
FAITH UNFAITHFUL
More Probable
Public Letter Box
AMERICA IN THE PHILIPPINES
XIV— The First Filipino Assembly
Spiteful [
Placing It
One of Many
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
SUIT CASE MYSTERY IS , ,st.*U.VED THROUGH PAPER
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
"OTELLO" YIELDS GLORY FOR TWO
Couldn't Be Reached
U.S.C. ACQUIRES MEDICAL SCHOOL
In Chicago £"*»
TO PLAY AT WASHINGTON AND CIMARRON STREETS
WILL INVESTIGATE DEATH OF MEXICANS IN CAVE-IN
*W VK .' < w . . - .. v . v ~ v ~ ~ >. – . . ~ % ■ TEMrEK.VTIRES <$>
PRECINCT LEAGUES INDORSE ALEXANDER
REV. DR. A. C. DIXON WILL DISCUSS HIGHER CRITICISM
SOLDIERS ON GUARD MAKE STRIKERS KEEP ORDERLY
DESPONDENT MAN COMMITS SUICIDE
Not Consistent
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
UNION PACIFIC HOLDS BROKERS
CARLOAD SHIPMENTB OF CITRUS FRUITS
Pacific Coast Hops
FINANCIAL
Bradstreet's Review
Financial Record
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Cotton Futures
Wool Importations
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Coffee
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MACCABEES TO HOLD OUTING AT REDONDO
HORSELESS SUNDAY PLAN TO BE TRIED IN LONDON
Tax Rate Increased
Can Import American Cattle
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
St. Louis Wool
BANK CLEARINGS
San Francisco Shipping
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PROPRIETOR DENIES HIS WAITER'S GUILT
BROKER WHO VICTIMIZED WOMAN ADJUDGED INSANE
Small Scale Love
MONEY IS SAVED BY BLUEJACKETS
REDLANDS NOTES
ARTISTS AND WRITERS OF HERALD JUNIOR AT BEACH
AUGUST TIDE TABLE
FATHER ACCUSED OF MISTREATING CHILD
TO CLEAN LINOLEUM
REDUCED HER OWN SALARY
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Classified Ad. Section Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
MAY USE MOTORS IN COLLECTION OF MAIL
RAILWAY FOREMAN ACCUSED OF ASSAULT ON AGED MAN
Federal Prisoners Arrive
Veterans Elect Commander
DESERTED HUSBAND BEATEN BY RIVAL
BARBER IS FOUND GUILTY; PROMISES TO LEAVE TOWN
DIXON REVEALS PROTECTED VICE WAS RECORDED
WOULD EMPLOY MEN TO WATCH WORK ON ROADS
POLICE JUSTICE FIXES FORGERY HEARING DATE
Strikers at Stockholm Ugly
Louisiana Has Big Crop of Oranges
CITY KEYS GIVEN TO PHARMACISTS
UNIVERSITY MEN ON LONG TRAMP
KNIGHT OF THE PASS KEY GETS AWAY WITH JEWELRY .
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SUTTON INQUIRY IS ATTENDED BY LARGE AUDIENCE
A Boy's Idea
One Opinion
Two Navy Officers Who Are Principals in the Sutton Case
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
BANK ROBBED BY TWO BOLD BOYS
* Navy Ordered to Assemble Vessels
JORDAN WILL URGE NEW FISHING LAWS
Grace Yon Studdiford's Husband Hurt
Clark Sells Salt Lake Herald
DEFENSE LEAGUE WILL AID TWO MEN ACCUSED OF PLOT
FORMER BANKER RELEASED ' FROM SAN QUENTIN CELL
URGES COMMERCIAL INVASION OF CHINA
Husband Too Economical
One Child Dead, One Fatally Burned
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Home and it's Interests
FRANKLIN'S ADVICE TO YOU
THE SELFISH HOSKINS
Way It's Done
UNSUNG
"Inheritance" Not Valid Excuse
How Many Agree with This ?
THE EXPANSIVE GIRL
HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS
THANKS TO THE BURGLAR
REASON FOR IT
A PEACEFUL DOMAIN
ON SAVING
THE POSTAL SHOWER
PLANT WORLD PARIAHS
IT QUIETED MOTHER
Etiquette When Telephoning
HOT WEATHER SALADS
ABSENT MINDED
Income from Small Fruit
TWO PINEAPPLE RECIPES
THE SEA AND THE HEART
VACATION
Information for Eastern Travelers
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING AHLETICS
BERRY'S HOMER BEATS ANGELS
Is Leading Seals to Victory in Coast League Flag Race
RESULTS AT SARATOGA
GIANTS BAT THREE PITCHERS FROM BOX
Among the Boxers
PORTLAND WINS EASY VICTORY
SENATORS BEAT OAKLAND IN TEN-INNING CONTEST
FIGHT OFFER FROM LONDON
JOHNSON FINED FOR SPEEDING
STANDING CF THE CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TO PLAY CRICKET
TWO BUCKS KILLED
WITH ROD and GUN.
SEATTLE COLORS FLASH IN LEAD
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THOMAS FLYER WINS AGAINST R. R. TRAIN
WHERE TO FISH
EVANS IN GOLF FINALS
LIVELY INTEREST IN NELSON-WELSH MATCH
WILLIE LEWIS WINS FROM SAILOR BURKE
CHARLIE D. HAS EASY TIME IN 2:07 PACE
COUNTRY JAY REDUCES WORLD'S TROTTING MARK
Auto Turns Turtle; Rider Will Die
COUNTRY .JAY BREAKS RECORD
WILL HOLD TWO BULL FIGHTS AT TIA JUANA
NATIONAL GUARDSMEN OFF FOR CAMP PERRY
MISS HOTCHKISS DEFEATS MISS RYAN IN FINALS
AMATEUR PLAYERS, NOTICE
BICYCLE RECORD BROKEN
STATE LEAGUE
LEADERS OF DRY GOODS LEAGUE WILL GRAPPLE
WILL RACE AT RIVERSIDE
Robs Cashier of $800
LEADERS WILL CLASH IN SOUTHERN SERIES
DRIVES AEROPLANE IN RECORD FLIGHT
Blame the Doctor
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
LONG BEACH
STARTS FUND TO TRAIN MINISTERS
MEMBERS OF AUTO CLUB DINE AT HOTEL VIRGINIA
Boy Escapes Death
LONG BEACH NOTES
Federal Building Wanted
SANTA ANA
CITY MARSHAL PREPARES TO FIGHT DAMAGE ACTION
Wants Franchise Tax Lowered
SANTA ANA NOTES
Will Filed for Probate
UPLAND NEWS
PASADENA
TO ASK GOVERNMENT FOR LARGER PATROL
CONGRESSMAN M'LACHLAN. DEFENDS R. A. BALLINGER
RUMORED THAT HOLMES WILL REOPEN HOTEL WENTWORTH
Woman Frightens Burglar
DISABLED BY APPLICATION OF ACID ON FLY BITE SORE
POMONA
FOURTEEN TO INSTRUCT AT POMONA HIGH SCHOOL
POMONA NEWS
WHITTIER BOYS PREY ON CAMPING PARTIES
Motorcycle Struck by Auto
Charged with Selling Beer
, SAN BERNARDINO
HERD OF HORSES IS LOST AND RECOVERED
MOVEMENT ON FOOT TO ERECT BUSINESS BLOCK
WOMAN TO CLAIM PART OF ESTATE OF $60,000,000
Improvement Club Reorganized
Dog Is Great Traveler
Hollywood Pioneer Dies
THE WEATHER
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Municipal Affairs
BIDS ASKED FOR CITY HALL SITE
DROMGOLD IGNORES HARBOR COMMISSION
IN VIEW OF SENIORITY, BLANCHARD GETS VACATION
SHARP TACTICS DEFEAT PROJECT
DAVID BRIAN CHOSEN TO TAKE CONNELUS POSITION
GERMAN WRITER RESENTS TONE OF JAPANESE PRESS
News of the Courts
BORROWS BLANKET AND IS FINED $5
FIX BONDS IN CASE OF MEN ACCUSED OF FORGERY
Incorporations
Divorce Suits Filed
Taxicab Owners Sued
FINDS CHEAP PIANO COSTLY INVESTMENT
Seek Deputies' Release
Arraigned for Threats
GIRL FOUND MURDERED IN ROOM ABOVE RESTAURANT
One View
Yacht Case Begun
VISITORS WARNED AGAINST OVERINDULGENCE IN SURV
SEARCHERS FAIL TO FIND WOMAN LOST ON DESERT
ITALIANS PLAN TO DO HONOR TO COLUMBUS
A Deficiency
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