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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 323, 20 August 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
EXHIBIT "Q" IS FIRST HARD RAP AT BROADHEAD
DEMOCRATIC LEADER WHO REMAINS SILENT ON PARTY CONFERENCE
STRIKERS SHOOT AT MEN BEING IMPORTED
THE NEWS SUMMARY
DENY WASTE OF RESOURCES BIG AS ANNOUNCED
Vessel That Will Rectify Ocean Charts of Entire World on Fifteen-Year Voyage
RAILROADER IS KILLED BY FALL
DIVER TRIES TO FIND PEARLS OF MRS. EARL
LOS ANGELANS IN AUTO SPILL
Engineer Accused of Manslaughter
Murder Case Nearly at Ind
INDICT BREWER FOR LARCENY
Divorce Is Not Withdrawn
Falls Down Elevator; Dies
FORMER SENATOR PATTERSON HITS CHIEF FORESTER
CATS SURROUND MAN WHO SELLS CATNIP
CASUALTY COMPANY GIVEN VERDICT IN THEFT CASE
Merchants Bankrupted by Fire
Stanford University Day at Seattle
LEGALLY DECLARED DEAD MAN RETURNS TO ASYLUM
To Dine Newspaper Proprietor
New Religious Society Formed
Waters In Royal Gorge Recede
SEVEN CADETS ARE DISMISSED
Young Men's Institute Adjourns
Milk Dealers Refuse to Sell
Tobacco Men to Compromise
Has Pockets Filled with Counterfeit
Files Suits Against Insurance Men
Naval Defense Convention Ends
Fugitive Banker Goes to Japan
CHINESE MINISTER WHOSE RECALL WAS MATTER OF SURPRISE
MORE DAMAGE DONE BY COLORADO FLOOD
Tried for Manslaughter
Frats to Be Superceded
Fire Insurance Decreases
Receiver to Quit Position
Sugar Prices Advanced
WRIGHTS BRING DAMAGE SUITS
BARGE AND CREW BELIEVED TO HAVE GONE TO BOTTOM
Arrested for Embezzlement
To Care for Disabled Members
Negroes Form Press Association
Government to Liquidate Debt
Harriman in Feeble Health
Stockholm Strike Nears End
HE PRONOUNCES CASE JUST VULGAR STEAL
New Electric Road Planned
Hazing Will Be Eradicated
Suffragettes Arrested .
Aged Couple Marries
Sunday School Convention Opens
TAFT'S CHAUFFEUR IS CENSURED FOR SPEED
Battleships In Target Practice
Bill Nye's Son Weds
Postmasters in Convention
Castro to Take Treatment
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GREEK FLAG REHOISTED BY CANDIA INHABITANTS
PIONEER WORKER PASSES AWAY AT OLD HOMESTEAD
LARGE INHERITANCE TAX WILL COME BEFORE COURT
POPE PIUS OBJECTS TO NEW RELIGION OF ELIOT
AEROPLANE ENTHUSIASTS* ARE FLOCKING TO RHEIMS
Dislike Dessicated Eggs
To Interpellate French Government
First Photos of Fighting Between Spanish and Moors
PLAGUE OF FROGS AND TURTLES IS THREATENED NEAR IVANPAH
ARCHBISHOP FARLEY IS TO RETURN TO AMERICA
PRISONER REGRETS LACK OF POSIES FROM FRIENDS
Eat Half a Found of Meat a Day
New-Tariff Law Not. Burdensome
DEMAND REMOVAL OF CRIMINAL INFLUENCE
GAS COMPANY ADMITS ITS LIABILITY FOR EXPLOSION
TELEGRAPH NEWS IN BRIEF
WIFE OF MUSICIAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
AT THE THEATERS
DEMOCRATIC TITLES
LOS ANGELES WAY
HENEY'S VICTORY
A BIG INDUSTRY
CATECHISM FOR THREE
The Unearned Increment
TRUST LOOT
EMBALMED FOODS
DR. BURDETTE
HIGHWAY ROBBERY
The State Press
Good Citizens
Legendary Decoration
Pirates Are Strong
Send It P. D. Q.
California Wealth
Success Ahead
Africa Civilized
Protected but Free
Rah! Rah! Rah!
FORSITAN
Nothing in It
AMERICA IN THE PHILIPPINES
XX—The Native Constabulary
Los Angeles Goes Ahead While Frisco Stands Still
Far and Wide
His Majesty Joe
Frick's Hand
Restricted Angling
Twain's Main Vein
The Humorists
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Barge , Refloated
BALDWIN ANNEX SALE IS ASSURED
Watch for Fish Marauders
TIIK TBMPEBAI l'Hi:s
HUSBAND AND WIFE KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Playgrounds at Panama
News of the Courts
"WHO PAYS BAND?" IS ASKED IN COURT
Incorporations
BELIEVES DAUGHTER IS BEING MISUSED
Divorce Suits Filed
Demands $5000 Damages
Try to Secure Uniform Laws j
HEIGHTS RESIDENTS FIGHT WATER RATES
HERB DOCTORS ARE CONDEMNED
PLAN TO CELEBRATE JAPAN'S NATAL DAY
OWNERS OF DISREPUTABLE HOUSES HELD BY POLICE
CITY BUILDING INSPECTOR CHARGED WITH PARTIALITY
Secretary Los Angeles Branch Pharmaceutical Association
Municipal Affairs
LEAGUE URGES GRAFT CHECK
CITIZENS COMPLAIN OF SMOKE NUISANCE
Grand Army Standard Found
FIND JOKER IN FIRE BUDGET
ANSWER OF HEWITT IS EXPECTED TODAY
ALEXANDER AND DINGLE TAKE OUT PETITIONS
RHYOLITE BOOSTER WANTS TO GET INTO LOS ANGELES
Olson's Confession Confirmed
Talks of Natural Resources
TRADE ELEMENTS DIVIDE ON EGGS
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
San Francisco Shipping
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BUILDING PERMITS
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCKS SUFFER ANOTHER DROP
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITB
t Butter, Eggs and Cheese
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
State Bank Clearings
FINANCIAL
Pacific Coast Trade
St. Loulß Wool
PRICES OF METALS , IN NEW YORK MARKET
FRUIT MARKET
California Dried Fruit
Sugar and Coffee
Chicago Live Stock
MINING QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
New Geyser Appears
NEW YOK COTTON MARKET
GRAFT ATTORNEY WINS NOMINATION
YOUTHFUL BANDITS HELD UNDER $20X00
SPANISH WAR VETERANS AND GUESTS ENTERTAINED
SAN PEDRO ANXIOUS FOR HEWITT TO BE CANDIDATE
POMONA PICKUPS
Long on Smell
Another One Got Away
Party of Excursionists from Los Angeles Enjoy Lake Trip
SKELETON IS FOUND ON REDONDO BLUFF
REDLANDS ITEMS
Will Fight Gas Company
AUGUST TIDE TABLE
RED FIRE AT HARBOR WEDDING CELEBRATION
HIGH IN SIERRA, WATCH FOR FIRES
Find Stunned Chinese
EVE'S EPIGRAMS
BALLINGER SAYS HE STANDS PAT
Sure for Once t
DEFENSIVE ARMY WINS THE PRIZE
Moors Await Imperial Mission
Fifteen Prostrated by Heat
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
LA CANADA CITIZENS GET FREE MAIL ROUTE
WOMAN WILL SPEAK TO CITY CLUB MEN
Wellman Starts for North Pole
SCOTTISH TEACHER LECTURES TONIGHT
M'LAFTIN ARRESTED FOR SPURIOUS CHECKS
THREE FRAME DWELLINGS ARE DAMAGED BY FLAMES
WILL PAY CASH TO SAFEGUARD WORK ON ROADS
ORPHAN CHILDREN COMPETE IN TEMPERANCE CONTEST
ANGEL CITY INVENTOR FOUND DEAD BY WIFE
JAPANESE BUSINESS MEN SAIL FOR AMERICAN TOUR
ORVILLE WRIGHT LANDS IN THE GERMAN CAPITALI
THROUGH 279 DAYS OF GALE GOOD SHIP REACHES PORT
China and Japan to Become Friendly
Husband Is Drowned
Taft Felicitates Franz Josef
NORTH SIDERS BOOM DISTRICT
COURTS ASKED TO END TROUBLE
PHILIPPINE TARIFF NOT GOOD THROUGH HONGKONG
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The Herald Letter Box Is the People's Forum
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat.
DRIFTWOOD
Society
WHAT IT IS
Independence for Women
"Womanly" Woman on Vacation
Housekeeping Taught by Clubs
USEFUL INFORMATION
DAINTY SANDWICHES
PLEASE YOURSELF
THERE ARE OTHER GIRLS
MAXIMS FOR BUSINESS GIRL
TO BE CONSIDERED
SONG OF THE SKIRT
BRAVE QUEEN VERSUS KING j
NERVE OF WOMAN
'SPINSTER POLICIES
DEVONSHIRE CREAM
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING ATHLETICS
NAGLE DELIVERS WINNING GAME
COAST STARS LOSE NATIONAL DOUBLES
STATE LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
REDLANDS RED MEN WIN
VERNON HITTERS BRING VICTORY
HOLD STEER ROPING CONTEST
AMERICAN DROPS HURST
OFFERED LEAGUE LEADERSHIP
Timely Topics
NEWS OF THE DIAMONDS
JOCKEY SULLIVAN HURT AT RENO RACE MEETING
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
M'CAREY REFUSES AD-PACKY BOUT
RACES AT WOODLAND
|ARCHERY CONTESTS CONTINUE
TUNA CATCH IS SEASON'S RECORD
KEENE'S CORAL IS WINNER
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CLASSY BOXERS IN FAST BOUTS
Among the Boxers
THE EEL IS WINNER IN BUFFALO RACES
$20 YELLOWTAIL ESCAPES
FAINT HEART; LOSES $20,000
JEFF.JOHNSON MUDDLE
ARRANGE GAMES IN INTERURBAN LEAGUE
BERNHARD IS SLATED FOR LARRY LAJOIE'S POSITION
PRIZES FOR DRAFT HORSES
BRITT BOUND FOR NEW YORK
MAKES CATCH OF YELLOWTAIL
Winton Six Has Seen 20,000 Miles of Service
WITH THE AUTOISTS
ALL PAST WORLD'S RECORDS ARE BROKEN IN INDIANAPOLIS RUN
MAN WHO PASSED CHECKS SAYS SIGNER DISAPPEARED
Officials Visit Works
Victim of Collision
EDISON COLLECTOR LEAVES SUDDENLY
DREDGER ENGINEER DIES ON VACATION
HIGH SCHOOL TRUSTEES TO BE ELECTED AT LARGE
THE AWFUL PACE OF DEATH CARS
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
PARTY LINES BEING GENERALLY SHIFTED
FEAR REST CURE IS DANGEROUS NEIGHBOR
WEDDING IS HASTENED FOR SISTER TO ATTEND
PEACE SPREADS WINGS AND BAND WILL ATTEND1
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
Pharmacists Are Entertained
SAN BERNARDINO
New Surgeon Appointed
Property Value Five Million
LONG BEACH
CHRISTIAN CHURCH WILL BUILD HOME
AUTO DRIVER WHO STRUCK BUGGY REPORTS TO POLICE
THREE YOUNG PERSONS IN SURF COME NEAR DEATH
DEPOT PLANS OF PACIFIC ELECTRIC ARE RUMORED
WORKERS PLAN CAMPAIGN FOR WHARF BOND ELECTION
WILL RUSH ROAD WORK ON PROPOSED BOULEVARD
LONG BEACH EVENTS
Banquete Given .or Education
SANTA ANA
APRICOT DRIERS BELIEVE PRICES ARE HELD DOWN
Dismisses Disturbance Case
AGED WOMAN WHO CROSSED PLAINS IN WAGONS DIES
ORDER'S COUNCILS ARE NEARING CLOSE
Stole. Church Pennies
THE WEATHER
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WEST ENVIRONS KNOCK AT DOOR
"Pierre of the Plains" Scene, Taken from the Edgar Selwyn Production
The Theaters
To Present Che. ry Trees to Taft
EIGHTY-FIVE PERSONS PASS NIGHT IN HOSPITAL
Calhoun Trial Postponed
TOWN'S SCHOOL TAX WILL BE COUNTY'S BUSINESS
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