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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 321, 18 August 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SCHENCK'S PART IN GRAFT CASE TOLD ON STAND
Pleased with Railroad Loan
THE NEWS SUMMARY
NEBRASKA SENATOR WHO DRAFTED NEW INCOME TAX BILL
CORONER HIDES SUICIDE OF RICH CHICAGO WOMAN
President and Mrs. Taft at Their Beverly Home; Views Taken of the Summer Capital
POLICE RAID 'OSCAR'S PLACE'
HEAT PERIOD IN SOUTHWEST ENDS
DIRECT LINE TO EUROPE PLANNED
TRIO OF CITIES UNITE IN FIGHT OVER TELEPHONE
LOEB THREATENS TO SUE LABOR LEADER
FARMERS DISCUSS ONLY QUESTIONS OF TECHNIQUE
BUZZ-SAW CUTS 'EM UP
JAPAN DISCOURAGES FISHING FOR SEALS
COMMITTEE ON IRRIGATION RECEIVES MANY COMPLAINTS
Former Mississippi Auditor Dies
Abruzzi About Finishes Exploration
Telegraphers Meet
HARBOR VISITED BY ARMY CHIEF
OFFERS $500 REWARD TO FIND MISSING TOURISTS
LOS ANGELES MEN ARE SOUGHT BY GAME WARDEN
OHIO MUNICIPALITY USES DUCKS TO KEEP CITY STREETS CLEAN
Ballinger and Pinchot Clash Over Land and Waterways
LOVES SWEETHEART, BUT NOT HUSBAND
Riots Occur in Mexico
Wounded Cashier Dies
I Power Company Starts Fourth Plant
Americans to Aid Mexico
Train Blockade to Be Lifted
SHERIFF PREVENTS PRISONERS' HANGING
Will Try to Resume Work
Five Persons Killed
Japanese Ambassador Sails
OPPOSES REDUCTION OF BOND OF BROKER
Walks Long Distance with Throat Cut
To Construct Mammoth Reservoir
Three Men Killed in Explosion
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HOSTILE ARMY NEARS BOSTON
DIRECT PRIMARY TRIED IN NORTH
MOTHER IS BURNED RESCUING CHILDREN
Railroad Magnate Gives Address
Horticulturists in Convention
Steamer Turns Turtle; No Death*
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
SUTTON INQUIRY COMES TO CLOSE
STRIKE OF HATTERS IN THE EAST TO BE SETTLED
Bids for Philippine Bonds Opened
Will Haul Down Greek Flag
JAPANESE BUSINESS MEN ENTERTAINED BY MIKADO
GOVERNMENT RESERVES LANDS FOR TOWNSITES
FINDS WRECK DUE TO CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE
Sues for False Imprisonment
Primaries Held in Nebraska
GORGEOUS GAMBLING DEN IS ABANDONED
TRIAL OF LEADERS IN SUGAR STRIKE AT END
To Use Gas for Motive Power
Many Buildings Consumed
Manila to Entertain Dutch Vessels
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AT THE THEATERS
THE MAYOR
CHINESE EXCLUSION
RIDICULOUS PROPOSITION
ABOLISH THE CROWNER
MATRONS NEEDED
Fire's Out
WINTER COMING
The Public Letter Box
AMERICA IN THE PHILIPPINES
XVIII—Our Far Eastern Army
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Harrlman Reaches Paris
X THF. TEMPERATURES
PHARMACY WAR IS NOT DECIDED
Council Secretary Who Has Been Active in Convention
Finds Business Conditions Good
Six Fishermen Drowned
Aviator Curtiss Sprains Ankle
MINING MEN MERGE WITH L. A. EXCHANGE
Aeronaut Falls
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Spectacular Fire at Beaumont Destroys Hotel Edinburgh, Landmark of Community
WOULD EDUCATE ALL FOREIGNERS
CHILDREN GIVE FAIRY PLAY AT CUMNOCK HALL
REPORTS OF EARTHQUAKE GREATLY OVERESTIMATED
Hop Pickers on Strike
To Mulct Roads by False Claims
VERY HUMAN IS 'ROYAL FAMILY'
"MILITARY MAID" AT LOS ANGELES
Mere Earthquakes Felt
New University Head Selected
Torpedo Boat Launched
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
BEARS ATTACK THE HARRIMANS
CARLOAD SHIPMENTB OF CITRUS FRUITB
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
Visible Supply of Grain
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
Boston Wool Market
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Chicago Live Stock
FINANCIAL
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
St. Louis Wool
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STRONG MAN ON POLICE FORCE
Strong Man Busy on Los Angeles Police Force
Telegraph Wires Cut
WOMAN DIVES; FINDS MAN'S BODY IN LAKE
Telegraph Wires Down
Regular Soldiers Evacuate
JAPANESE BOUND FOR SAN DIEGO
CONDITIONS AT M'KEE'S ROCKS BECOME NORMAL
Yoakum Deprecates Expense
Prohibition Wins
Storm Damages Communication
STATE CLOSE TO GRAVE CRIMES
Thaw Gets Ready for Asylum
Steamer Goes Ashore
Rainfall Records Broken
Chain Gang Prisoners Escape
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
WOMEN IGNORANT OF BUSINESS, SAYS JUDGE
BRIBE CASE AGAINST ARNERICH CONTINUED
Quarry Bids Received
LABORER IS KILLED BY FALL INTO HOLE
ALTADENA STORM WATER DECISION IS DELAYED
ALEXANDER IS AGAIN IN RACE FOR MAYORALTY
FATHER ACCUSES SON OF ATTEMPTING TO POISON HIM
Sheriff Hunts for Vandals
Congressmen on Way to Hawaii
HARRIMAN MAN MADE A SLEUTH FOR GOOD ROADS
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURER RUN OVER BY OWN WAGON
NEBRASKANS CELEBRATE THEIR DAY AT THE FAIR
Editor Hanged in Effigy
Battleships in Target Practice
RISKS HIS LIFE FOR RELATIVE
WRECKED MEN RESCUED BY LIFE SAVING CREW
MINING ENGINEER TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
Stabs Clerk; Victim May Die
SHYLOCK GAME IS DENOUNCED
LAGUNA DAM, NEAR YUMA, IS IN GOOD CONDITION
No More Official Quotations
Calhoun's Case Postponed
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AGED CAPITALIST IS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN SLAIN
Municipal Affairs
COUNCILMEN TARDY; ARE TOLD TO RESIGN
CITY HALL NOTES
Murderer Is Hanged
CHANCE FOR COUNCIL TO RIGHT A WRONG
CITY INSPECTION IS NEEDED OVER STATE
MOTHER ORDERS SON TO AN ASYLUM IN HUNGARY
Wants Her Hand, Too
News of the Courts
WILL NOT RETURN IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE
PROTEST AGAINST TRUST COMPANY'S NAME FILED
Incorporations
Rankin Wanted at Hanford
CHILDREN URGED IN WILL TO BE KIND TO MOTHER
VALUABLE PROPERTY LEFT TO HER THREE CHILDREN
Markwalder Held on Serious Charge
Phillips' Examination August 25
New Divorce Sui+s Filed
Doesn't Change a Belief
«'» Knew the Cigar
DESIRE FOR STRAIGHT NOSE LEADS TO BIG DAMAGE SUIT
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat.
Society
EAST INDIAN MUSLIN TEST
ASHION HINTS
Various Uses of Lemon Juice
Pointers for Particular Packers
ARE YOU TIRED? TRY THIS
BOTTLED FRUIT JUICES
PUT CLOTHES ON HANGERS
Plums, Preserved and Otherwise
CURRENT VERSE
DRIFTWOOD
THE JOY OF LIFE
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING ATHLETICS
OAKLAND LOSES THROUGH ERRORS
FiEI.DER JONES HOMESICK
TRIAL STAKES TO THE SPIDER
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION MAY TURN TO OUTLAWS
WEIGHT MAY CAUSE HITCH IN LANGFORD-KETCHEL GO
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SHRUBB STRAINS TENDONS
SENATORS TAKE RAGGED CONTEST
SCHRECK WHIPS NEGRO
RAIN SPOILS TENNIS
"HAPPY" SMITH SIGNED BY CUBS
CHICAGO AMERICANS BUY ROLLIE ZEIDER OF SEALS
Timely Topics
THE HARVESTER WINS QUEEN CITY STAKES
ARMY RIFLEMEN OPEN CAMP PERRY CONTEST
CALL ATHLETIC MEETING
Temblor Is Recorded
OPEN FIFTEEN DAY TRACK AT RENO
LONG BEACH WANTS GAME
LAJOIE RESIGNS AS CLEVELAND MANAGER
WESTWARD HO! IS BERGER'S MOVE
CHICAGO NATIONALS MAY PLAY ANGELS
THREE REGIMENTS FACE ENTIRE RED BATTALIONS
To Make Peace with Moors
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WITH THE AUTOISTS
TELEGRAMS WOULD SEEM TO SETTLE THE MATTER
INCREASED RECEIPTS EASE LOCAL TRADE
Forest Fire Ragen in Alberta
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
SANTA MONICA
TO DEDICATE PIER ON ADMISSION DAY
Boulevard Wanted
PASADENA
PASADENA BRIEFS
Congressman Inspects Harbor
FLAMES CAUSE $20,000 DAMAGE IN SAN PEDRO
VENICE
VENICE SUGGESTED AS FUTURE SEAPORT
Tries to Assault Policeman
Calling of Bond Issue Postponed
Must Connect with Sewers
Tracks Repaired
Mine Workers Convene
SAN BERNARDINO
SANTA FE ENGINEER IS INJURED FATALLY
MAN FROM REDLANDS ASKS ! STREET RAILWAY FRANCHISE
BEAUMONT HOTEL IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
To Buy Gas Plants
LONG BEACH
CAMPBELLITES AGAIN MAKE CHAPMAN HEAD
FEARS BOYS WHO RENTED BOAT HAVE BEEN DROWNED
Liquor Licenses Abolished
Boys on Long Tramp
Rescues Man and Child
Sergeant Phillips Resigns
Woman Hurt Painfully
Electric Train Ditched
THEJ/VEATHER
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CONSOLIDATION COMMITTEE MAY BECOME PERMANENT ADVISERS
WILL FIGHT FOR EQUITABLE RATES
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Redondo Beach Shipping
San Francisco Shipping
Cause for Decline In Coal Output
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES AT LOS ANGELES MILLS
Pacifi-. Coast Trade
California Dried Fruit Price*
Hangs Himself in Bathroom
Temblor Felt in Italy
TRACE OF RAIN RECORDED AT LOS ANGELES STATION
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