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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 36, Number 358, 24 September 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
OUTLAW CONVENTION PROVES FIASCO
PRESIDENT OPENS BIG HILL DITCH
LEADS REPUBLICAN ANTI-TAMMANYITES
REPUBLICANS TO FIGHT TAMMANY
THE NEWS SUMMARY
CHILDREN AID SALE OF BONDS
Late Photo of Wright Brothers and Their Sister; Home in Dayton; Scene Before Flight
BIG HUDSON-FULTON PROGRAM COMPLETE
LANKERSHIM RANCH SOLD TO SYNDICATE
RESIDENTS WILL MAKE STRENUOUS OBJECTION TO CHICKEN ORDINANCE
COURT SENTENCES MEN TO ROLL BARREL THEY STOLE DOWN STEEP HILL
MACHINE COMMITS HARA-KIRI
WOULD AID SON OF HIS SAVIOR
FASTS FIFTY DAYS AND IS CURED OF COMPLAINT
INSPECTOR OF POLICE GUILTY
NATIONAL PURE FOOD FAIR IS OPENED AT SAN JOSE
■» .» To Combine Church Interests
TAX ASSOCIATION FAVORS CHANGE
PUBLIC HEALTH BOARD MEETS AT SANTA CRUZ
: SAN FRANCISCANS SECURE OPTION ON MEXICAN MINE
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
MOTHER SLAYS BABY AND SELF
HITCHCOCK ADVOCATES POSTAL SAVINGS BANK
CRUISER PENNSYLVANIA IS SWIFTEST IN FLEET
FIERCE FOREST BLAZE DESTROYS BIG ORCHARD
GEN. REYES CONTEMPLATES LEAVING SISTER REPUBLIC
Charges Are Withdrawn
CONGLOMERATE AFFINITY CASE SURPRISES COURT
IT WIIX NOT COST MODE
REPORTS OF ANTI-JEWISH RIOTS ARE CONTRADICTED
COTTON SUPPLY EXCEEDS MILLION AND HALF BALES
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TYPICAL "MACHINE" THANKS HANDED TO M'GARVIN AS HE LAYS DOWN HIS GAVEL fOR THE LAST TIME
Convention Notes
ILLINOIS WOMAN MAKES REMARKABLE RECORD
GULF TEMPEST KILLS HUNDRED
JURY RETURNS VERDICT OF GUILTY AGAINST ROBBER
RESTAURANT MAN FINDS $50,000 LYING ON TABLE
CHINESE SOARS OVER PIEDMONT
BALDWIN'S BALLOON MAKES FAIRLY SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT
MAN MYSTERIOUSLY SHOT WHILE WIFE IS SLEEPING
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AT THE THEATERS
CITIZENSHIP
RUMP FIASCO
THE BEST COUNTRY
Walter Has His Little Joke
EDUCATION
HOLLYWOOD DAY
Public Letter Box
BALLADE OF DESERTION
The State Press
Ballinger
Strong Breath
Inconsistent
Good Mixture
Best Boom
THE FATE OF KOREA
Far and Wide
Money Raising Device
New Postoffice Plum
Colored Rough Riders
Learned Chapeau
Should Be Fireproof
Not That Kind
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
LABORER TIRED OF LIFE FAILS IN ATTEMPT TO DIE
L. A. UNDERWRITERS WANT UNIFORM INSURANCE LAWS
NO LAW AGAINST WRITING CHECK FOR LESS THAN $1
AMERICAN, RETURNS WITH BIG BLERIOT MONOPLANE
Manila Cigars Are Short
EXPERT VISITS HARBOR POINTS
CHIEF OF FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS SAYS GOODBY
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS ARE FACING WATER FAMINE
OHAMOB IN I«KA< II SKRVK'E
DUKE OF ABRUZZI VISITS MISS ELKINS AND MOTHER
Must Be Sued Separately
Scene from David Belasco 's Production of "Du Barry," to Be Presented in This City
FIRST OF FALL SHOWINGS FOR WOMEN ARE OFFERED
RETIRED DENTIST ENDS HIS LIFE WITH BULLET
PRINTERS' LEAGUE ELECTS NEW YORKER PRESIDENT
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SMALL WHITE BEANS DECLINE IN MARKET
FEDERATION OFSTATE SOCIETIES TO PICNIC
BUILDING PERMITS
Local Lumber Price*
Chicago Live Stock
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET AGAIN TAKES RELAPSE
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
State Bank Clearings
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
New York Curb
Butter, Egg* and Cheeae
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
Ray Consolidated Advances
St. Louis Wool
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
CHICAGO GRAIN
Northern Securities
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Sugar and Coffee
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Distinguished Actress, Now Appearing on Mason Stage
OLIVER MOROSCO IS NOW SCHOOLMASTER
BRYAN MEETS WITH BIG OVATION IN TERRITORY
Three Thousand Lives Lost
Makes Remarkable Flight
Socialist Fellowship to Meet
FIFTY CATS KILLED IN CHASE FOR FELINE BY CITY HEALTH OFFICERS
GOVERNOR LAID TO FINAL REST
JOY RIDE ENDS LIVES OF TWO
Taft's Nephew Engaged
CIIAMiK IN UV.AI 11 SKKVII X
Municipal Affairs
MUCH NEEDED PAY WILL COME TODAY
BIG TRAFFIC SHOWN IN THIRD STREET TUNNEL
Santa Fe Wants Spur Track
SANTA MONICA AVENUE RESIDENTS ARE WINNERS
PLANS FOR SALT WATER PUMPING PLANT ABANDONED
SLAUSON AVENUE WIDENING WILL HAVE TO BE DELAYED
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
BLACK CAT CAUSES POLICE TO BE CALLED TO HOUSE
NEW $60,000 HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING OPENS IN COVINA
COVINA CLIPPINGS
Where Wagner Scores
ACCUSES THREE JURORS OF BIAS IN FRAUD CASE
SNEAK THIEVES USE PASSKEYS AND STEAL PROPERTY
CHANGE IN BEACH SERVICE
LIQUOR DEALERS ADOPT CODE OF SALOON ETHICS
Will Keep Later Hours
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Sociey, Music, Clubs, Chat.
Society
TO BAKE POTATOES
THAT SCARY MAN
Gratifying Signs of the Times
How Short Girls May Look Taller
Advice to Business Girls
PEACH BUTTER
THE CLOVER
Cleaning Straw Hats
REMINISCENCE
When Women Are Prisoners
Flowers Earn Her College Course
PACKING A TRUNK
LET'S PRETEND
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'TUNNEL DAY' IS CELEBRATED AT FOOTHILL CITY
CHANGE IN BEACH SKKVICK
Hollywood Residents Celebrate Tunnel Opening by Day of Festivities Among Flower-Lined Avenues of Foothill City
COWS MILKED AT SEA; WHO'LL PAY THE BILL?
Careless
Organizer to Speak
To Give Business Men's Lunch
Delegates Elected
SAYS "ANGELS" RUINED HOME
Shades of Captain Jinks!
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING ATHLETICS
HOGAN BREAKS UP LONG GAME
EXPECT FACT SPEEDING
AMATEUR BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STATE LEAGUE
KETCHEL ARRIVES; WILL START TRAINING AT ONCE
RESULTS AT GRAVESEND
VANCOUVER RESULTS
RACES AT WINDSOR
CRIPPLES STILL GO DOWNWARD
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
MATHEWBON MAY RETIRE
TIMELY TOPICS
Among the Boxers
BAG FINE TWO.POINT
ANARCHIST BOMB IS PROVED TO BE JUST COMMON PEPPER BOX
On the Gridiron
PUBLIC BATH TUBS ARE DECLARED INSANITARY
ODD FELLOWS' SOVEREIGN LODGE HEARS EULOGIES
Will Addrese W. C. T. U.
THIRD OF FOUR WON BY DETROIT
Taft Denies Pardon
WOMAN TRUSTEE IS TIRED OF TROUBLE
MEN INDICTED WHO TOOK AUTO FOR BRIEF JOY RIDE
LEAVES $25,000,000 TO RELATIVEC; NO CONTEST
STRANDED AMERICANS ARE BROUGHT BACK TO SEATTLE
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WAR SECRETARY PRAISES SOUTH
EXPLORER COOK GUEST AT BRILLIANT BANQUET
Mitchell Ranger That Made the Cross Continent Trip Bearing Army Dispatches
MANY ACCUSED OF MAIL FRAUD
JAPANESE SEALERS IN BERING SEA INSPECTED
GRAND CIRCUIT POSTPONED
WITH THE AUTOISTS
BUICKS FINALLY ADMITTED TO ENTRY FOR BRIGHTON
Another Studebaker Stunt
Track Is Banked
SAYS DEMAND FOR CARS IS GREATER THAN SUPPLY
Houses Demolished
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
EDITOR OF LONDON TIMES CALLS HERE
BIG DAY FOR CHILDREN AT PASADENA PLAYGROUND
PLANS TO SECURE WATER PLANT FOR CITY REVIVED
Burdette Is Better
Injured Girl Stronger
New Fire Engine Arrives
PASADENA NEWS BRIEFS
SAN PEDRO
WOMAN VICTIM OF BURNS IS GIVEN LARGE FUNERAL
Libel Yacht for Debts
SAN BERNARDINO
CLOTHING STORE STOCK HELD FOR FREIGHT TAX
LONG BEACH
FEAR WOMAN IS LOST ON BLEAK HILLSIDE
BELMONT HEIGHTS LOSES ITS ANNEXATION APPEAL
LONG BEACH DOCTOR HAD A ROUGH GAME IN ITALY
Politics Lively at Seashore
Record Products Displayed
Held on Felony Charge
REDLANDS ITEMS
SANTA ANA
SHEEP SHEARER IS SHOT BEFORE TENT
NEWPORT BAY IS SAVED TO PUBLIC FROM CLUBS
MAN OF PECULIAR MIND WITHDRAWS FROM RACE
Accept New Building
OCEAN PARK
Gamesters' Cases Postponed
Plan Board of Trade
POMONA
BUILDING BOOM IS ON NOW AT POMONA
BABY BURNED TO DEATH IN HOT WATER BURIED
Charged with Stealing Hay
SANTA MONICA
LIGHT FROM THRESHERS CAUSE OF FALSE ALARM
SEASIDE CITY STUDENTS NUMBER MORE THAN 1290
Heart Trouble Is Fatal
Congratulations Due
FRESHMEN WINNERS IN HOT FENCE RUSH
THE WEATHER
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News of the Courts
CARLSON SUMMONS BANKERS TO STAND
ANOTHER TIDELAND SUIT BROUGHT AGAINST S. P.
TURKS ATTEMPT TO SHOW THEY ARE NOT MONGOLS
DOES NOT WANT BOTTLES USED BY OTHER DAIRIES
Divorce Decrees Granted
Bennett Still in Jail
ACCUSES HUSBAND OF COMMITTING BIGAMY
MURDER MYSTERY OF 17 YEARS AGO IS CLEARED
ADMITS BURGLARY, BUT CLAIMS HE WAS DRUNK
DEMANDS TO BE ALLOWED TO DISPOSE OF SECURITIES
PRELIMINARY HEARING OF PERJURY CHARGE IS BEGUN
WILL INVOLVING $250,000 FILED IN PROBATE COURT
Guilty of Second Degree Burglary
New Incorporations
Case Submitted to Court
CHANOH IX BEACH si:i(i( X
Y.W.C.A. BEGINS NEWSCHOOL YEAR
WALLA WALLA COUNTY IS OBSERVED AT A.-Y.-P. FAIR
FATHER DENIES NEGLECT OF HIS SON'S EDUCATION
DISTINGUISHED BRITISH OFFICIALS AT VICTORIA
Martian Canals Disappear
CLAIMS ARREST IS RETALIATORY
This Wouldn't Work a Second Time.
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