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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 1, 1 October 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
BROADHEAD DISMISSED BY BOARD
PRESIDENT ADVOCATES SHIP SUBSIDY
INDEX OF THE HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
TAFT CITES GREAT NEED OF MERCHANT MARINE FOR COMMERCE OF THE PACIFIC
Untitled
DIES IN DEATH VALLEY AFTER STAKING HIS LIFE ON TOSSING OF A COIN
PEARY'S VESSEL HOME AT LAST
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BRYAN WOULD DELAY DEBATE
An Author's Dream
POSSES SEARCH FOR 2 BANDITS
KALISPELL INDIANS AND THEIR LONG MEANDERINGS
PRICE OF WHEAT SOARS UPWARD
Crew of Disabled Steamer Rescued
Nominated by Republicans for New York's Mayoralty
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS NOMINATE CANDIDATES
WANT CALHOUN CASE DELAYED
Canal Will Cost More
SECRETARY OF WAR SANCTIONS UNIFORM
MILITARY ACADEMY WILL GIVE FUNCTION
Sweet Charity
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GOVERNMENT LOCATES HEIR TO MONEY PAID
LIFE MEMBER OF OGDEN LODGE OF ELKS IS DEAD
INJUNCTION IS SERVED AGAINST REVENUE MAN
COMMITS SUICIDE BY USING MILITIA RIFLE
JUDGE ISSUES ORDER FOR CURTISS TO SHOW CAUSE
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
MEXICO PLANS TO GIVE TAFT MILITARY WELCOME
ALLEGE THREE MEN ARE MEMBERS OF FRAUD GANG
PICTURESQUE OLD INDIAN IS KILLED BY RAILROAD
ROCK ISLAND WILL PENSION EMPLOYES
JAPANESE ARE NEEDED AT HOME, SAYS COMMISSIONER
FIRST PHOTOGRAPH OF HALLEY'S COMET TAKEN
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AT THE THEATERS
EXIT BROADHEAD
RESULTS OF TARIFF
COOK ON TRIAL
On the Way to the Primaries
REFORM ORDINANCES
The Public Letter Box
Sounds Reasonable
THE FATE OF KOREA
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
TREASURY DEPARTMENT MODIFIES OIL DECISION
BUILDING PERMITS
Needs More Tlfrte
PLANS ERECTION OF AMPLE HEADQUARTERS
THIEVES GAIN LITTLE BY BOLD ATTEMPTS ON HOMES
SOUTHERN PACIFIC VENTS PETTY SPITE
Something New
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HEWITT OUTLINES VOTERS' RIGHTS
Group of Juvenile Dramatic Performers Who Appeared at Eagles' Hall Last Night
EVANSTON TO HAVE VEST POCKEST ROGUES' GALLERY
CHINATOWN PERSONS CLAIM PERSECUTION
RAILROAD MAN ENnS HIS LIFE BECAUSE PARALYZED
SHOES WORN OUT IN DEADLY CHASE
FORT DOUGLAS SOLDIERS BREAK WORLD'S RECORD
MRS. ELKINS AND DAUGHTER PASSENGERS ON ADRIATIC
SECRETARY OF INSURANCE ORGANIZATION FOUND DEAD
EIGHTH DREADNAUGHT IS LAUNCHED AT PORTSMOUTH
RETIRED OFFICERS MAY BE EMPLOYED
VOTE MONEY TO ASSIST , IN GRAFT PROSECUTION
SCENT PLAN TO UNLOAD ON CITY
Very Considerate
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCK MARKET SLACKENS PACE
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON
St. Louis Wool
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Local Lumber Prices
Cotton Futures
MINING QI^TATIONS
CHICAGO GRAIN
Chicago Live Stock
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES AT LOS ANGELES MILLB
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MILLER ATTACKS PASADENA MAYOR
THE POLAR CONTROVERSY
AVIATORS FEAR STRONG WINDS
DOGS GET NAMES FROM ORIGINAL ASSOCIATION
Women Active in Arranging Big Annual Bazaar of Magnolia Lodge of A. O. U. W.
News of the Courts
SELF DEFENSE IS PLEA OF RANCHER
PRISONER TOTALLY BLIND SENT TO PENITENTIARY
WARMINGTON HELD FOR FORGING MORTGAGES
Divorce Decrees Granted
New Incorporations
Found Guilty of Robbery
ATTEMPTS TO STRANGLE SELF IN COUNTY JAIL
JUROR CONTINUES ILL; CARLSON CASE DELAYED
Begins Suit for Big Damages
Released on Bond
Says Telegram Was Worth. $10,030 ]
Pasadena Grocers Fined
Law Partnership Formed
Refining Company Fails
Renew Fight for Stock
He Knew Well
CITY'S ADVANCE AGENT WORKING
SANTA ANA IN GALA ATTIRE AT FESTIVAL
Strict Obedience
Ths Auto Strop
Looked Like a Fake
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
BIG CROWD MINING MEN LEAVE FOR GOLDFIELD
WOMEN RESOLVE TO HAVE FEDERAL REPRESENTATION
EXPLOSION AT REFINERY CAUSES ONE FATALITY
WELLBORN ENDS RED TAPE GAME IN U. S. COURT
MONUMENT SUGGESTED FOR SCHOOL BOND SUBSCRIBERS
U. S. ADMIRAL AND HIS FLAGSHIP AT HUDSON CARNIVAL
TO RESTRAIN GENERAL DELIVERY MAIL MATTER
WHITE'S BRIDGE RANCH PASSES TO NEW OWNER
ELKS GIVE GOLD CARD AS TOKEN TO MOT FLINT
WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS TO EXTEND ITS DOCTRINES
FIREMEN SLIDE DOWN HOSE TO SAVE LIVES
MINING MAGNATE'S SON FOI'ND DEAD IN BOSTON
BIG INCREASE SEEN IN NATIONAL BANKS
LOS ANGELES PRESBYTERY CLOSES BUSINESS SESSION
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AUTOMOBILE MAN IS GIVEN RELEASE
PORTO RICAFJ TO BE USED AS OFFICER OF CENSUS
OAKLAND PEDDLER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT ON WOMAN
GIANT TREE FALLS AND IT WRECKS PASSENGER TRAIN
Martin Beck Gave Nurse First Stage Opportunity
Municipal Affairs
RAISE TECHNICALITY IN LIQUOR PERMITS
SALT WATER FIRE SYSTEM AT SAN PEDRO IS HELD UP
WOULDN'T MORTGAGE HOME FOR A PERMIT
REGISTRATION CLOSES AT 10 O'CLOCK TONIGHT
CHILDREN WILL HAVE THEATER
UTILITIES ORDINANCE READY FOR COUNCIL
FORMER ARMY CAPTAIN IS CHARGED WITH FORGERY
DRIVER WHOSE AUTO HURT BOY SACRIFICES CUTICLE
MALAY FISHERMAN HANGS BY FEET INSTEAD OF HEAD
SCHOOLMATES HAZE PUPIL NEARLY TO DEATH'S POINT
CHINESE WISH WOMPN FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS
AMMONIA NOT BRANDY TO BE USED IN AMBULANCES
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat.
Society
TO CLEAN RIBBONS
Delicious Corn Delicacies
Lazy Boy Has Little Chance
Some Tips Regarding Your Shoes
When Extending Hospitality
Women in the Business World
Cornerless Room—Sink in Center
HER INDORSEMENT
WISE AND OTHERWISE
PRODIGAL
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING ATHLETICS
COY'S HOME RUN DECIDES GAME
JOHNSON HOLDS OUT
CRAFTY FRED CLARKE ALREADY PREPARING FOR WORLD'S SERIES
CASTAWAYS ON EDGE FOR GAME TOMORROW
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STATE LEAGUE
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
WINTER FIGHT PROSPECTS ROSY
OXY FRESHMEN TO MEET POMONA TEAM
POMONA IS ENTHUSED BY RETURN OF VETERAN GUARD
RACES AT NEWMARKET
DETROIT LANDS THIRD PENNANT
SEALS UNABLE TO TOUCH BAUM
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMATEUR BASEBALL
FRANKIE NEIL LOSES
McALEER SIGNS CONTRACT
VANDERBILT'S HORSE SECOND
NIMRODS AFIELD ON OPENING DAY
President Johnson's Friend Dies
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JEfF WANTS $150,000 FOR JOHNSON FIGHT
PORTLAND BEATS OAKLAND BY FIRST INNING RALLY
SKIN FROM ARM MADE INTO EYELID FOR GIRL
"Pennsylvania" Car Enters in Santa Ana Events
POMONA FOOTBALL PLAYERS IN TRIM
PADEREWSKI IS BEATEN AT COLUMBUS RACES
SULLIVAN BROTHERS WILL INVADE SAN FRANCISCO
WILD BILL WILL GET HIS SURE AT CATALINA
DOUBLE HEADER SATURDAY
TILLEY IN NEW ROLE
LOCAL EGG PRICES ADVANCE TWO CENTS
Taft to Ride in Steams
WITH THE AUTOISTS
SANTA ROSA ROAD RACES TOMORROW
To Pomona and Santa Ana
Locomobile Have Purchasers
X Steams Company Moving
—•-•-* ——■As He Saw It
SANTA ANA MECCA OF AUTO RACERS
"Royal" Gone to Santa Ana
PHOENIX COURSE IS THE NEXT TEST
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
CHICKEN ORDINANCE CALLS FOR WARFARE
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
POMONA
POMONA DAY PROVES A HOWLING SUCCESS
FUNERAL OF D. L. PERSONS WILL BE HELD IN CHURCH
BUYERS TRYING TO BEAR BEAN PRICES
SAN BERNARDINO
DAUGHTER WINS IN FIGHT FOR ESTATE
Will Welcome President
Has New Minister
Will Change Street Names
SANTA MONICA
Elks Attend Initiation
ANAHEIM NEWS NOTES
BABY LEAPS FROM WINDOW TO ESCAPE ANGRY MOTHER
MONROVIA
School Dismissed
To Open Printing Office
College Trustees Entertainerl
LONG BEACH
FESTIVAL PROMOTERS SUED FOR OLD DEBT
LONG BEACH CHILDREN MAY ATTEND SCHOOL AT BELMONT
Young Culprits Are Captured
Library Given Bronze Statue
Building Big Crusher Plant
Will Have "Buy at Home Day"
LONG BEACH NEWS NOTES
OCEAN PARK
New Express Service Ordered
Not Satisfied with Paving
RIVERSIDE
RAILROAD MAGNATES MAKE RIVERSIDE VISIT
NATIONAL GUARD TO GREET PRESIDENT AT RIVERSIDE
SAN PEDRO
SAN PEDRO ITEMS
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
About Due
WILSHIRE RANCH AT OAK GLEN IS SOLD
THE WEATHER
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CONVENTION OF MINERS ACTIVE
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE DICTATES STUDY COURSE
VANDERLIP AND FRIENDS TOUR EASTERN RAILWAYS
To Give Farewell Reception
MILLIONS VIEW FULTON PARADE
SPANIARDS REJOICE AT THEIR VICTORIES
CHINESE WOMAN BRUTALLY SLAIN
SOUTHERN PACIFIC WILL IMPROVE FRESNO YARDS
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