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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 355, 21 September 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MINNESOTA'S CHIEF EXECUTIVE DEAD
HERO OF POLE AT ANCHOR
WATERWAY OFFICER TO ENTERTAIN TAFT
THE NEWS SUMMARY
GALE DAMAGES SEVERAL GULF COAST STATES
Noted Governor Who Died This Morning as Result of Operation for Appendicitis
COMMISSION ORDERS TRIAL OF BROADHEAD
J.D. HOOKER'S NEPHEW LOST
Spanish Advance on Moors
GOVERNOR BREATHES HIS LAST
INFANTICIDE IS FREED BY JURY
ECUADOR GOOD MARKET FOR FACTORY SUPPLIES
PRIEST STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE
DECLARES CHICAGO IS MUCH MALIGNED CITY
Convicted of Blackmail
CURTISS CONSIDERS REQUEST FAVORABLY
BRYAN REPLIES TO JOE BAILEY
PINCHOT DOES NOT INTEND TO RESIGN
WILL PLACE NEW VESSELS ON RUN FROM VANCOUVER
CROWN PRINCE IN AUTO SEVERELY INJURES BOY
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STRIKERS QUIET DURING VISIT OF TAFT IN OMAHA
TRAGEDY ENDS REVEL OF MARDI GRAS FETE
CLERGYMAN WILL PERMIT SMOKING DURING SERVICE
Replica of Fulton's First Steamboat, Clermont, Put to First Practical Test
BELIEVES NEGRO RACE IMPROVED
U. S. TO ESTABLISH NEW ARMY POST AT HONOLULU
LAND OFFICIAL ASKS REDRESS
Brings Three Millions in Gold
FLORIDA MAN WANTED TO KNOW THE TRUTH
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AT THE THEATERS
RUMP OUTLAWS
GOV. JOHNSON
EDUCATION
FEDERATION
Rough Roads for Rumpers
PRISON REFORM
BOOK GRAFT
Public Letter Box
THE FATE OF KOREA
AFFINITY AVEN"E
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
MEXICAN MERCHANT WILL BE TRIED IN NATIVE LAND
BIDS FOR GOOD ROADS WEST OF CITY CALLED FOR
PACIFIC COAST LINE CHANGES SCHEDULE
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE IS RETURNED TO LOS ANGELES
BELIEVES LOS ANGELES IS THEORIZED TO DEATH
FORMER POMONA COACH IS PROMOTER OF AUTO MEETS
Land Opened in Utah
FIVE SUNDAY BURGLARIES ARE REPORTED TO POLICE
AUTO CLUB MEMBERS ASK FOR HELP FROM COUNTY
CREAMERY EMPLOYES ARE ARRESTED FOR LARCENY
NEW SITE FOR DETENTION HOME OFFERED TO COUNTY
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BANQUET HALL FOR PRESIDENT TO BE REAL BOWER OF RAREST BEAUTY
SAYS DIVORCE IS ONLY CURE
CIRCUS PARADE SET FOR THIS MORNING
Map Showing How Ravages of Forest Fires Have Devastated Reserves in Southern California
"NEW STATE" IS RALLYING CRY
AQUEDUCT WORKER KILLED BY SHOCK OF ELECTRICITY
VENICE MERCHANTS IN FAVOR OF DIVISION
Naval Men Courtmartialed
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BUILDING PERMITS
Grocers Visit Venice
SCARCITY CAUSES ADVANCE IN EGGS
Social Season Opens September 22
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCK BROKERS GIVEN IMPETUS
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS]
Treasury Condition
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
Visible Supply of Grain
St. Louis Wool
FINANCIAL
w ■ Pacific Coast Trade
PRICEB OF METALB IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
CHICAGO GRAIN
| ■ — . I Sugar and Coffee
San Francisco Shipping
Cotton Futures
FRUIT MARKET
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES AT LOS ANGELES MILL 3
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CITIZENS TO FORMULATE PLAN TO DISPOSE OF SCHOOL BONDS
JUDGES PROBE ACTIONS OF JURY COMMISSIONER
APPEAL FROM BONDS DECISION WITHDRAWN
NEW WARSHIP DELAWARE TO BE TRIED OUT OCT. 20
SHRINERS TO MARCH OVER AVALON SANDS
TWO-MASTED SCHOONER WRECKED IN THE NORTH
OLD EMPLOYES TO GET ANNUITIES
Veins of Gold Quartz Are Small
HEAD LODGE OF I.O.O.F. MEETS
ARMORED CRUISERS SAIL FOR SPEED TRIAL TESTS
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
CLEAN-OUT MADE AT ANIMAL HOME
Refuses to Appoint Commission
JUNK PILE FOR VOTE MACHINES
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES ON TRIAL IN THE CONGO
CONVENTION OF CALIFORNIA RETAIL GROCERS AND MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION OPENS IN LOS ANGELES
WOULD NULLIFY MUZZLE LAWS
WINERY PROPRIETORS MAY FORFEIT THEIR LICPNSES
HARRY D. BROWN IN POLICE COURT
FEDERAL GRAND JURY FOR JULY TERM IS IMPANELED
LORD NORTHCLIFFE SAYS GERMANY PLANS TROUBLE
BISHOP SETH WARD SUCCUMBS IN TOKIO
AMERICAN AUTOS SENT DIRECT TO MAURITIUS
Admits He Caused Thirteen Fires
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'FIGHTING HOPE' IS A POLEMIC
Group of Joseph Hart's "Bathing Girls," Headliners at Orpheum Theater This Week
CURTIS GETS LEASE OF WALKER THEATER
NOTED ARCHAEOLOGIST WILL LECTURE TONIGHT
Concessions Granted Strikers
Municipal Affairs
WOULD KEEP ENGINES FROM PARK DISTRICT
AQUEDUCT EMPLOYE ASKS FOR DAMAGES
OLD JOB IN IOWA GOT THOMAS PERMIT
Japanese Are Feted
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SOCIETY, CLUBS, MUSIC, CHAT
Society
For Midwinter Festivities
Musical
RISKS IN BALLOONING
THE SONG DESIRABLE
Watercress Jelly
A Good Scheme
< ■ • FAINT HEART
« ■» A WOMAN'S QUESTION
Health and Success Synonymous
Great Sin of Thoughtlessness
Facts About the Well-Bred Girl
Pumpkin Cups for Ices
"Saw" Him
Often the Case
HER CATS WEAR JEWELS
SPEEDING TO DREAMLAND TOWN
A FEW SMILES
MOTH PREVENTIVE
DWELLERS IN GLASS HOUSES
» » «• For the Traveler
SUPPOSE
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING ATHLETICS
COULTER DRAWS WITH SULLIVAN
U.S.C. Freshmen and Sophomores Struggling in First Game of Southern California Season on Bovard Field
FALL RACING DATES CROWDED TO LIMIT
ATHLETICS TAKE THIRD VICTORY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
MARINE CORPS ATHLETICS
BIX.DAY BIKE RACE
BUTLER TO LOS ANGELES
FRESHMEN WIN OXY ROPE RUSH
AMATEUR BASEBALL
RESULTS AT VANCOUVER
OXY'S NEW QUARTERBACK
BULLDOG MISSING
JEFFRIES IN PARIS
U.S.C. FRESHIES WIN FROM SOPHS
SENATORS OPEN WITH HOGANITES
FOOTBALL IN WEST
JAPANESE CRUISER SAILS TO ATTEND PORTOLA FETE
STATE-COUNTY TAX RATE FOR 1910 REDUCED
ALPHIN TO RETURN TO FISCHER'S SOON
BESSIE BAKER PUT IN JAIL BY POLICE
CHILD PACKS DRESS AND LEAVES HOME
BEAN HARVEST BEGINS AROUND SANTA MONICA
ASKS THAT MERCHANT LICENSES BE REVIVED
COUNTY AND CITY OFFICERS CLASH
CONCERT RENDERED BY WOMAN'S CHORAL CLUB
SCHOOL REGISTRATION BREAKS ALL RECORDS
WORKERS IN GLASS PLANT STRIKE FOR MORE WAGES
FOOTBALL OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT AT POLY
TRUSTEES EXONERATE HEAD OF DEPARTMENT
THREE FAIR EMPLOYES OF POSTOFFICE MARRY
WOULD PLACE LIFE-SAVING STATION AT EVERY STREET
WITH THE AUTOISTS
WHAT WON BALDY RACE FOR RUESS
STARTING IN SALOON, FIRE SWEEPS PART OF BARSTOW
After Tomato Record
To Play at Hollywood
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
PATROLMAN TO BE NEXT POLICE CHIEF
ACCUSED OF DEFRAUDING WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
JUDGMENT IN ICE WAR CONTROVERSY REVERSED
PUBLIC CARRIAGE DRIVER ARRESTED UNDER NEW LAW
MARKED CHICKEN FINDS WAY TO POULTRY MARKET
« » ♦ Ministers May Not Return
Evades Auction Ordinance
Favors Auto Fire Wagons
Thrown from Buggy
♦ » > PASADENA NOTES
Former Street Car Motorman Is Appointed Chief of Police
SANTA ANA
ORANGE COUNTY TAX RATE IS FIXED BY SUPERVISORS
Daughter Gets Estate
Given Leave of Absence
RIVERSIDE
ORNAMENTAL LIGHT POLES TO BE PLACED IN STREETS
TAX RATE LOWERED BY RIVERSIDE SUPERVISORS
Editor Gets "Thirty"
LONG BEACH
AGED MAN INJURED BY GAS AND STEAM
Two Fingers Smashed
Fined for Disturbing Meeting
Two Burglaries Reported
POMONA
SCHOOLS OPENED WITH INCREASED ATTENDANCE
UNCOMPLETED HOTEL WILL BE HOME FOR METHODISTS
REGIMENTAL BAND TO PLAY CONTINUOUSLY POMONA DAY
■»»» POMONA NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO
FIGHT DESPERATELY WITH WOUNDED BUCK
"GET ACQUAINTED" WILL BE SLOGAN ONTARIO DAY
Ontario Schools Open
UPLAND NOTES
Coins Stolen from Cornerstone
+-—* Restaurateur Burned
YOUNG MAN INJURED BY EXPLOSION OF SHOTGUN
Unable to Secure Site
Citrus Association Meets
Danger of Riot Is Passed
THE WEATHER
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POLITICAL
REFUSE TO WEAR OUTLAW COLLAR
GERMAN ADMIRAL WILL NOT CLAIM PRECEDENCE
News of the Courts
BIDS FOR LIGHTING PLANT AT HOLLYWOOD OPENED
CARLSON BANK CASHIER IS WITNESS AT TRIAL
Divorce Suits Filed
To Receive Bids for Franchise
Victim Sues for Damages
Alleged Forger Under Arrest
Arrested for Lack of License
CHANGE OF STREET NAME BRINGS VIOLENT PROTEST
MAN CONVICTED OF THEFT IS TAKEN TO SAN QUENTIN
Articles of Incorporation
BLACKMAIL SINGERS BY THREAT TO HISS
BUMPER CROPS PREDICTED FOR WEST BY WILSON
Protests Against Spain's Action
FORGIVES HUSBAND BUT SCATHES GIRL
JAPANESE PRINCE PROVES HIS GOOD MARKMANSHIP
Japanese Ordered Readmitted
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