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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 348, 14 September 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Slogan of "State Division" Cheered by Big Business Men
OVERWHELMING SENTIMENT FOR FREEDOM FROM NORTH SHOWN
EQUALIZERS ARE DENOUNCED
THE NEWS SUMMARY
NOTED BANKER ENDS HIS LIFE
CABINET OFFICER LIKELY TO RETIRE
BALLINGER MAY LEAVE CABINET
TAFT PREPARES FOR TOUR WEST
MAN WHOSE BODY HAS BEEN DUG UP
NAVAL OFFICER'S BODY EXHUMED
MAN WHO SUCCEEDS EDWARD HARRIMAN
LOVETT HEAD OF HARRIMAN LINES
METHODS OF PEARY REVEALED
BANKERS READY FOR CONVENTION
REGISTRATION OF MAIL TO BE INCREASED FROM EIGHT TO TEN CENTS
GERMAN TROOPS IN SHAM FIGHT
FIFTH REGIMENT N. G. C. BEGINS ANNUAL PRACTICE
BARN BURNED AND THREE MEN BELIEVED CREMATED
DENIES HE INTENDS TO LIVE OUT WEST
Suspect Wrong Man
TEN INJURED BY BURSTING BOILER
MINER NEARLY DROWNED; TEAM OF MULES KILLED
EMDS LIFE AND KEEPS VOW HE MADE AT SIDE OF HIS WIFE'S COFFIN
LONGSHORE LUMBERMEN HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Drouth Hurts Cotton Crop
Forgery Charge Dismissed
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DEWEY PRAISES NAVY GUNNERS
ONE THOUSAND WEAVERS STRIKE FOR MORE WAGES
FORMER W. U. TELEGRAPH OFFICIAL IS EXONERATED
SAYS BOOKBINDERS ARE IN DEMAND EVERYWHERE
EXPORTS FROM FRANCE TO AMERICA INCREASED
Invents Flying Omnibus
ADMIRAL PLEASED AT NAVAL RECORD
CHANCES FOR MORE MEN ON THE CENSUS
Pioneer Lumberman Dies
Lahm Makes Ascension
GOTHAM FEARS CHINESE TONGS
SAYS FATHER SHOT WIFE AND CHILD ACCIDENTALLY
Machinists Convene
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
WEDNESDAY BEGINS JEWISH NEW YEAR
SEATTLE'S REALTY BOARD OBJECTS TO RECEIVERSHIP
WORKMEN ARE BURIED WHEN WALL CAVES IN
KAISER GIVES SUPPORT POLAR AIRSHIP PROJECT
D'ABRUZZI READY TO MARRY MISS ELKINS
ARREST SEVERAL CHINESE CAUGHT SMUGGLING OPIUM
CONVICTED HOLDUP FREED AFTER SERVING 24 YEARS
Mary Garden Disproves Rumors
Troops Leave MoKees Rocks
AIDS PRISONERS AND FAILS; TRIES SUICIDE
5000 DELEGATES WILL GO TO WATERWAY CONVENTION
Comet Not Yet Seen
STATE OF ILLINOIS TAKES MADE LAND
SAYS PEARY AND COOK BOTH LIKELY IN ERROR
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCK MARKET FEELS REACTION
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
PRICES OF METALB IN NEW YORK MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Chicago Livestock
Union Oil Exhibit
Will Give Prize fop Drilling
Sugar and Coffee
CHICAGO GRAIN
Pacific Coast Trade
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Visible Supply of Grain
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Cotton and Wool
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SEVENTH GAINS ADDED STRENGTH FROM COMPANY B
Many Wrestlers Imported
Lectures on Heathens
TEACHERS ASSIGNED TO SCHOOL DUTIES
N. Y. A. C. Plans Meet
AGAINST HARBOR SALOON PERMITS
BEGGAR ARRESTED; HAS $5000 IN CASH
POMONA NOTES
FOUR MEN MEET DEATH IN NORTH
FOUND DEAD IN DESERT VALLEY
MANY WILL ATTEND WEDDING OF PRINCE
MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY TO BE CELEBRATED
MANY EULOGIZE DEAD FINANCIER
TAFT IS TO BE GIVEN MONSTER OVATION
THE HARVESTER WINS SYRACUSE STAKE RACE
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BUILDING PERMITS
Local Lumber Prices
Reyes Not a Candidate
BUTTER ADVANCES IN LOCAL MARKET
POLITICAL
BIG FIELD IN CITY CAMPAIGN
BLIGHT AGAIN CHOSEN TO LEAD FELLOWSHIP
City Hall Park Crowded with Throng of School Children Waiting for Vaccine Points
Municipal Affairs
THREE ELECTRICAL EXPERTS ASKED FOR
FIGHT EXPECTED ON SMOKING ORDINANCE
Hollywood High School Open;
GARBAGE ORDINANCE IS ATTACKED AGAIN
WILL COLLECT DATA ON CONDITIONS OF LABORERS
DEMAND SCALP OF BROADHEAD
MEXICAN KILLED AFTER QUARREL OVER SENORITA
News of the Courts
HOLLYWOOD WATER CASE IS CONTINUED
LEGAL FIGHT BETWEEN BANKS IS APPEALED
New Incorporations
Porter Demands Damages
' Cox Pleads Guilty to Burglary
CLAIMS LAND EXCHANGED FOR HOTEL IS WORTHLESS
Fined $50 for Killing Doe
Long Beach Reaching Out
Divorce Suits Filed
Routzahn Will Is Filed
STREET PAVING PRICES SHOW A BIG VARIANCE
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
HEWITT WANTS GENERAL PLAN
DRUGGISTS PLEAD GUILTY TO VIOLATING DRUG ACT
NEW ENGINEER TURNED DOWN
FINED $25 FOR TRYING TO END LIFE OF WIFE
Schooner Dismantled
NEW EVIDENCE INTRODUCED IN BENNETT TRIAL
Schooner Runs Ashore
GOVERNOR AGAIN TO UNDERGO OPERATION
CAN'T READ BECAUSE GAS BILL WAS DUE
NO BIDS RECEIVED FOR SCHOOL BONDS
LANDLADY FINED $200 FOR SELLING LIQUOR
PREPARES FOR VISIT OF TAFT
DAYLIGHT BURGLARS ENTER TWO HOUSES
STREET CAR LINE TO BE EXTENDED
Discusses Choice of Pastor
DOAK DIVORCE IS CONTINUED
To Refund Honduras Debt
Eagles to Convene
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Crowding on Opening Day Develops Usual Serious Problem
SCHOOLS UNABLE TO PROVIDE FOR RUSH OF PUPILS
SCHOOL BOOKS DISCUSSED BY BOARD OF EDUCATION
CLAIMS SUPPOSED LEPER IS FREE FROM DISEASE
Tug Arrives at Labrador
SAYS IMMIGRANTS ARE BEST AMERICANS
U.S.C. SHOWING UNUSUAL RECORD IN ITS GROWTH
Catholic Church Destroyed
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat.
Society
Why One Woman Is a Socialist
Honoring Advent of the Oyster
American Girl Is a Diplomat
"LARNIN" UP A STEER"
HIS SMILE A CREDENTIAL
MY WISH
Why She Doesn't Wear Egrets
The Sign of the Closed Door
MAUREEN OG ASTHORE
GOING HOME
THE CONSOLER
FLYING SUCCEEDS SWIMMING
BATTLE OF YAWNS AND GAPS
SOLOMON
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING ATHLETICS
TIMELY TOPICS
LEAGUE LEADERS PLAY AT VERNON
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMERICANS DEFEAT BRITONS IN TENNIS
KETCHEL SHOWS GOOD CONDITION FOR BOUT
NATIONAL LEAGUE
San Francisco's Probable Flag Winners, Who Will Clash with Vernon This Week
BARRY DENIES HE IS QUITTER
Rod and Reel Meeting
* I » VANCOUVER RESULTS
ENORMOUS SWORD FISH TAKEN AT CATALINA
PRESIDENT TAFT TO SEE BALL GAME IN MIDST OF THE FANS
PUBLIC COURTS MAY BE OF OIL MACADAM
Stop Boxing in Arkansas
Gravesend Opens Today
Lewis and Burke Rematched
■» ■ «■ Yale Captain Sick
New Major Umpire
Announce Belmont Program
Guard Premier at Golf
May Sutton Still Winning
BIG SHOOT WON BY LOCAL CLUB
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BRILLIANT PLAYS HAVE PREMIERES
May Buckley, "Cameo Kirby" Cast, at the Mason Theater
COMEDY STIRS THEATER FIGHT
Steams' Manager Leaves
FOUND THROUGH LETTER TO GIRL
NO LETUP IN THE BUICK REPUTATION
WITH THE AUTOISTS
SAN FRANCISCO'S BIG AUTO SHOW
STUDEBAKERS TO BUILD BIG GARAGE
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
CHIEF'S RESIGNATION FORMALLY ACCEPTED
EXPERIENCES THRILLING RIDE DOWN STEZP HILL
DOG FAVORITE OF POLICE DEPARTMENT IS POISONED
SCHOOL ATTENDNANCE AT MONROVIA BICGEST EVER
Throop to Open Sept. 22
Public Park May Be Formed
Phone Improvements Planned
To Buy Girl Wooden Leg
•—* South Pasadena Schools Open
Veteran Will Recover
To Hold Bargain Day
PASADENA NOTES
WANT REVOLVER PERMITS WHEN PRATO IS RELEASED
SAN BERNARDINO
THREE MINERS DIE IN DESERT WASTES
Rock Famine to Be Broken
OCEAN PARK
BOY ARRESTED AND JEWELRY RECOVERED
LONG BEACH
ELDERLY MAN DRAGGED FORTY FEET BY MOTOR
MAN WANTED ON CHARGE OF DESERTING HIS WIFE
GREAT INCREASE NOTED IN SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
LONG BEACH NOTES
Hermosa Beach Schools Open
Race Results at Paris
SANTA ANA
LOCATES GAS LEAK WITH LIGHTED MATCH; BURNED
SANTA ANA NOTES
RIVERSIDE
DAUGHTER OF BONIFACE MARRIES KNICKERBOCKER
CHINESE DEALER IN OPIUM IS PLACED UNDER ARREST
Four Hunters Fined
SANTA MONICA
ROBBED POOR BOX; SAYS THAT HE NEEDED MONEY
AT THE HOTELS
REDONDO BEACH
343 PUPILS REGISTERED AT REDONDO BEACH SCHOOLS
THE WEATHER
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FIVE CONFLAGRATIONS SWEEP THROUGH HILLS AND VALLEYS
OLD SCHEDULE PUT IN FORCE
To Run Fine Steamers
MAN HURLED IN FRONT OF TRAIN
CHARGE LABOR LAW VIOLATED
TUNNEL WILL BE USED WEDNESDAY
Minister Prefers Hollywood to Large Church in Houston
In Style
BOARD TURNS DOWN OFFER OF SUPERINTENDENT'S AUTO
DR. E. P. RYLAND PLANS RETURN
SAN FRANCISCAN KILLED IN STREET CAR COLLISION
DELEGATES TO MINING CONGRESS ARE CHOSEN
ARREST BOGUS ARMY OFFICER
CARDINAL DOES NOT THINK LIQUOR CAN BE SUPPRESSED
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