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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 19, 20 October 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
AMERICAN WORKINGMEN DENOUNCE TYRANNY
INDEX OF THE HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
DECLARES TAFT WAS MISLED BY PAPER COMBINE
POLISH WEDDING PARTY ENDS IN FATAL BATTLE
NEW CITY HOLDS PRIMARY; 2 MEN REPORTED STABBED
DEMOCRATIC CHIEF ILL IN NEW YORK
M'CARREN AGAIN PRECARIOUSLY ILL
STEALS HORSE, ARRESTED, AND KILLED BY SOLDIER
POPULATION Of CITY INCREASED NEARLY 10,000
TELLS TALE OF CRUEL MASSACRE ON OCEAN
Noted Persons Who Form National Purity Congress
SAVANT DENIES BOMB OUTRAGE
RECALL PETITIONS ARE STOLEN BY BURGLARS
Killed by Street Car
SEEKS BELL BOY HEIR TO THRONE
UNITED STATES APPROVES NICARAGUA'S PORT CLOSING
ALFONSO BITTERLY SCATHED
UNITED TEXTILE WORKERS MEET
STEALS MONEY TO BUY HEADSTONE FOR GRAVE
MAKE PROTEST AT RATE RAISE
SEES HIS WIFE SWEPT BY WAVE FROM SHIP AND DIE
TAFT WILL SEE RANCH ROUNDUP
SAYS LOWE'S BALLOON RECORD DAS EXCEEDED
SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS VERDIT AGAINST BANKER
AGED PRIEST FOUND DEAD AT COLLEGE IN CHICAGO
Strikers Return to Work
Advertisers for Courthouse Bids
MAGNATE IN SUIT WITH FORMER WIFE
SEEKS TO ANNUL DECREE OF DIVORCE
PRESBYTERIANS PROVIDE FOR CLERGY'S PENSIONS
PATTERN COMPANY BUYS EVERYBODY'S MAGAZINE
FOUR TREATY PORTS IN CHINA WILL BE OPENED
Heney's Majority Reduced
MOTOR TROUBLE CHECKS FLIGHTS
CLAIMS JAPANESE EASILY COULD CONQUER ISLANDS
OIL PIPE LINE RAPIDLY IS BEING CONSTRUCTED
INTERNATIONAL BANKING CONCERN OPENS BRANCH
AUTO DEALER AND FRIEND* KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Costly Fire in Chicago
WIDOW OF MINISTER TO AUSTRIA PASSES AWAY
Two Ranchmen Fined
Japanese Bank Closes
KIDNAPED GIRL RETURNED MYSTERIOUSLY TO PARENTS
Statistician Ends Life
Two Killed in Wreck
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DE LARA MAY BE GIVEN FREEDOM
GAMBLING CAUSES WAR AMONG TONGS
Bomb Thrown in Lisbon
GORY DRAMA WILLIE BOY PLAYED BEFORE BREATHLESS AUDIENCE
ZELAYA FACES GRIM DEFEAT
Will Prove Cook's Claim
Ends Life by Inhaling Gas
GAYNOR BEARDS TAMMANY TIGER
TWO MEN ARE DROWNED WHEN VESSEL CAPSIZES
CELEBRATE SURRENDER OF CORNWALLIS AT YORKTOWN
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AT THE THEATERS
THE OUTLOOK
GREATER LOS ANGELES
CANDIDATES
Mushet in the Mire
THE MAYOR'S VETO
MUSHET MIRED
HEART OF YOUTH
Spiritualists in Convention
Public Letter Box
In Some Towns
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
TRY TO PREVENT BANKER SERVING FIVE-YEAR TERM
IMPERSONATES ARMY OFFICER
ALL NIGHT AND DAY BANK SHOWS REMARKABLE GAINS
ATTENDS FUNERAL OF SON AND RETURNS TO FIND JEWELS GONE
Municipal Affairs
'SMOKE' LAW IS PASSED FINALLY
IS GIVEN MORE TIME TO PREPARE HARBOR BONDS
FIRE APPARATUS BIDS' OPENING IS DELAYED
ELECTION OFFICIALS TO BE PAID $5 FOR WORK
COUNCILMEN APPROPRIATE $5000 FOR Y. M. C. A. WORK
WOMAN WAITRESSES MAY SERVE LIQUORS IN CAFES
Congratulates San Francisco
Allows an Appeal
MOST BIDS FOR FIRE HOSE AND APPARATUS REJECTED
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
WILL INCREASE BIG SMELTER OF THE CLARA CONS.
CHURN DRILLS DEVELOP RAY CONSOLIDATED GROUND
Mining Notes
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
PRICES OV METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
CONFESSES HE STOLE HORSES
FEDERATION OF STATE SOCIETIES TO PICNIC
THOUSAND PERSONS SEE HOPI SNAKE DANCE GIVEN
MINING QUOTATIONS ]
GIVES ILLUSTRATED TALK ON HISTORY OF THE CELT
For the Unemployed
Teachers Organize
Blanchard Hall Too Small
J. D. GRIZZELL ACQUITTED OF VIOLATING FIRE LAW
Celebrate Golden Wedding
Cloudburst in Texas
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MONEY MARKET SHOWS SLUMP
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
Coffee and Sugar
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
Northern Securities
Pacific Coast Trade
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
Cotton and Wool
BANANAS DECLINE ON HEAVY RECEIPTS
Boston Wool
CHICAGO GRAIN
Fruit Markets
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Chicago Live Stock
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
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SECOND UTILITY LAW PASSED BY COUNCILMEN
COUPLE AGREES TO MARRY AGAIN
BUILDING PERMITS
EASTERNER IS CHOSEN TEMPORARY DEAN OF OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE
Allowed to Examine Votes
Commits Suicide
FIRST WOMAN TO SERVE AS JUROR
Trial for Graft Begun
Thrown Under Freight Train; Killed
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
WOMAN ACCUSED OF DESERTION OF BABY
Granted New Trial
FOOTBALL PLAYER IS CRITICALLY INJURED
CHANCE ARREST BY POLICE MAY SOLVE MYSTERY
TO VOTE TO AMEND THE ORGANIC ACT OF HAWAII
Dies from Ptomaines
Prisoner Beaten to Death
BATONYI CASE TO BE DECIDED THIS MORNING
Decision Is Affirmed
ALLEGED WOMAN CROOK ARRESTED
Y. M. C. A. OPENS CLASS IN PUBLIC SPEAKING
Parliament Reconvened
DEPUTY CONSTABLE AMONG THOSE CAPTURED IN RAID
JAPANESE BANK IN OGDEN SUSPENDED
WILL SERVE IN RUSSIAN ARMY TO SAVE PROPERTY
COURSE REPAST IS SERVED TREE
ORDERS PROCEEDINGS IN CARTER FEE CASE STAYED
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
LUMMER IS HELD TO THE SUPERIOR COURT
NEW CHICKEN MEASURE TO BE PRESENTED TO COUNCIL
SOUTH PASADENA TRUSTEES IGNORE CITIZENS'PROTESTS
PASADENA NOTES
Leg Broken by Auto
Congregationalists in Session
Found Guilty of Crue :»
SAN PEDRO
MAN IS HELD TO SUPERIOR COURT ON ASSAULT CHARGE
Addresses Woman's Club
POMONA
POMONA TAVERN OPENING PROVES BRILLIANT AFFAIR
Child Study Circle to Meet
Miss Colcord Buried
♦*-• RIVERSIDE NEWS
LONG BEACH
ANOTHER ANNEXATION ELECTION IS CALLED
WOMAN WHO LIVED 33 YEARS IN STATE DIES
J. W, SIMPSON KILLED IN OIL FIELDS AT MARICOPA
Woman Fasts Thirty Days
Woman Sprains Ankle
Buy It at Home Day
Eyebrows Burned Off
LONG BEACH NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO
COUNCIL TAKES OVER THIRD STREET PAVING
MAY MEAN WAR BETWEEN CHEMEHEVIS AND PIUTES
OBJECT TO PRICE OF PAVING ON D STREET
Fined for Selling Liquor
OCEAN PARK NOTES
Veterans Will Meet Today
SANTA ANA
REFUSES TO PAY SIGNED WARRANTS
LOS ANGELES MAN INJURED SERIOUSLY IN AUTO SMASH
AWARDS CONTRACT FOR HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
WOMAN IS THROWN FROM BUGGY AND HURT SEVERELY
ONGREGATIONALISTS IN CONVENTION AT ONTARIO
■»«» REDLANDS NOTES
OCEAN PARK
OFFERS TO ACCOMPANY COOK UP MT. M'KINLEY
SANTA MONICA
SANTA MONICA NEWS
Trouble Man Hurt
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Society, Music, Clubs, Chat.
Society
USES FOR BACON FAT
DURABLE SILK STOCKINGS
HE HATED TO TAKE THE MONEY
Suggestions for Halloween
CROCHETED SQUARE SHAWL
UNEXPECTED GUESTS
GOOD TO EAT
LEMON SHERBET
A QUESTION OF LOCALITY
FASHIONS FROM PARIS
EVEN BREAK
HERALD PATTERNS
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING ATHLETICS
TWO PITCHERS ARE DERRICKED
STANFORD RUGBY STAR IS DECLARED ELIGIBLE
RESULTS AT JAMAICA
LANGFORD AFTER KETCHEL
PLAN BURLESQUE GAME
ELECTION BET POSTED
CARDINALS ON WAY
COULTER SHOWS SPEED AT WORK
A. A. U. IS FIGHTING NEW OUTLAW ATHLETIC LEAGUE
SCHAFER HOLDS SENATORS DOWN
«.. WAITING FOR BIG FELLOW
«» » — POLY VS. ST. VINCENTS'
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND
FRESHIE GIRLS WIN AT OXY BASKETBALL
RUMORS WEIGHTS WERE FALSIFIED ARE CREDITED
SCHRECK OUTPOINTS ROSS
ROD AND REEL CLUB
POMONA ELEVEN TOO LIGHT FOR COLLEGES
MANY VANDERBILT CUP ENTRIES
BADGER QUARTER SUSPENDED
CARDINAL SQUAD TO MEET LOCALS
SHAKESPEAREAN SCHOLAR TO GIVE THREE RECITALS
CUBS BEA"TLELAND GIANTS
Noted Scientist Expires
LETTS TALKS OF JOURNEY ABROAD
MAN FALLS IN FRONT OF CAR; INJURED PAINFULLY
THREATENING LETTER SENT BY MAIL CAUSES PENALTY
NEWSBOYS ARRESTED1 FOR ACTIVITY AGAINST SHOW
CHOKED AND ROBBED AFTER FIERCE FIGHT
CONFESSES TO POLICE HE KILLED PATROLMAN
CASHIER OF BANK INJURED FATALLY IN AUTO MISHAP
FIRE RESULTS IN DEATH OF 1 AND INJURY OF 3
Kentucky Woman Dies
VARIED BILL AT THE LOS ANGELES
COMEDY-ACROBAT SEEN IN VAUDEVILLE
URGES LAWS DEFINING RIGHTS OF AERONAUTS
NEGRO TRIES TO ROB GIRL, BUT SHE SOON ROUTS HIM
PARISIAN POLICE DOG PROVES SATISFACTORY
Mission Work Prospers
Woman Injured
*—» Rude
SAN fRANCISCO MAD WITH JOY
Candy Cure for Torture
GLANCES INTO FUTURE BY HANDFUL OF SAND
PUTS ON YOUTHFUL SMILE TO MEET WISH OF WIFE
W. C. T. U. Meets Today
Y.M.C.A. HEADS GIVEN WELCOME
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THE WEATHER
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Spanish Folk Will Celerbate Discovery Day with Old Time Songs and Dances
News of the Courts
ACCUSED OF OBTAINING PROPERTY FRAUDULENTLY
DEPENDENT CHANGES PLEA TO FORGERY TO GUILTY
WIDOW ACCUSES FRIEND OF STEALING DIAMONDS
Bribery Case to Jury
LURE OF SOCIETY CAUSES DISGRACE
Brooks Will Filed
EMBEZZLEMENT CASE OF CARLSON IS BEGUN
FORMER EMPLOYE SUES BANK FOR $100-000 SUM
ADMITS HE HAS STOLEN MANY MULES AND HORSES
Called for Jury Service
New Incorporations
Divorce Decrees Granted
Asks Probation
Begin Damage Suit
Spooksters Get Continuance
BREAD AND SALT WILL BE PRESENTED RUSSIAN CZAR
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