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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 34, 4 November 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
INDEX OF THE HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
Mine Manager Held for Felony
Cunard Commodore Resigns
ANTI-TAMMANY DEMOCRATS WIN GREAT TRIUMPH
SAN FRANCISCO IS SWEPT BY LABOR MEN
MR. MUSHET AND THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS—II
URGES JAPANESE TO BE FRIENDLY WITH UNCLE SAM
Sixty.eight Injured
I.W.W. TALKERS SENTENCED FOR DEMONSTRATION
MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY GETS MERITED PROMOTION
WILL RESIST EFFORTS TO REMOVE HIM TO OREGON
TEAMSTER'S PRICES OVER SIERRAS CHEAPER THAN RAILROAD. SAYS WITNESS
JAPAN DRIVES AMERICAN DEALERS FROM MANCHURIA
NAMES OF ALLEGED ROBBER GANG GIVEN TO POLICE
EMPEROR SUPERINTENDS PRODUCTION OF PLAY
The Healing Power of Pine
WOULD PLANT SUFFRAGE BANNER ON PIKE'S PEAK
Big Funeral for Chinaman
MANY "LEADING" CITIZENS FAIL TO MAKE USE OF GREAT PREROGATIVE
TAFT EXPRESSES LOVE FOR SOUTH
FOUR HUNDRED FAMILIES WILL BE GIVEN GARDENS
NAVAL YARD'S AFFAIRS WILL BE KEPT SECRET
Ambassador Given Farewell
Will Succeed Espinosa
California to Debate with Texas
I'll.K.S (TKICII IN <> TO 14 DATS
NEGRO IS SHOT DOWN FOR BRUTAL ATTACK ON WOMAN
New Oregon Railroad Planned
Insurgents Victors in Hayti
Held on Murder Charge
SAY ADVERTISEMENT MAY HAVE LED TO HER DEATH
TERESA yiLLARFAL SAYS ARREST WAS A MISTAKE
Highest Waterfall Discovered
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GOLD'MEDAL IS GIVEN TO PEARY
CHICAGO PHYSICIANS CALL AUTO ORDINANCE ILLEGAL
MAC MONNIES' FORMER WIFE WILL MARRY WILL H. LOW
CHINESE CRAYON ARTIST MURDERED AT OAKLAND
Milliners Want More Feathers
MURDER TRIAL AROUSES PARIS
USES CUBAN SCHOOLS TO BOOST AMERICAN TRADE
SAYS STATE'S TROOPS ARE MENACE TO PUBLIC PEACE
PRINCESS AND DUCHESS TO VISIT UNITED STATES
Dies of Heart Disease
LOS ANGELES MEN LEAD HIGH COURT OF FORESTERS
POSTAL DEFICIENCY IS STILL RUNNING REARWARD
SENATOR ALDRICH WILL TALK ON HIGH FINANCE
ENGLISH AERONAUT WINS CUP WITH HIS AIRCRAFT
O'Brien to Represent U. S.
SEAL LOCKS ON GUNS TO PREVENT SEAL POACHING
SUFFRAGETTE LEADER WOULD ABOLISH HOUSE OF LORDS
SAYS JOHAN SALVATOR EXPIRED IN COLORADO
Sentenced to Prison
SILENT DIVORCE CASE LOOKS LIKE A RECORD
Narrowly Escape from Flre
1—» ■ i Plan Model Tenements
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AT THE THEATERS
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE'S INDORSEMENTS
RECORDS
SAN FRANCISCO'S EXTREMITY, LOS ANGELES' OPPORTUNITY
The Straw Vote Fake
YELLOW STRAW
THE MAYORALTY
PREMONITION
Public Letter Box
THE THIRTEENTH CENSUS
AN OFF YEAR
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
NEW CHIEF FOUND FOR TRIANGLE BOYS
PRIZES OFFERED TO STUDENTS OF U. S. C.
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
COMPLETE PLANS FOR AN EXCURSION
CONDITION OF AMERICAN PETROLEUM COMPANY
CALUMET AND ARIZONA AFTER SHATTUCK COPPER
OFFICIAL OF THE NEVADA PETROLEUM OF COALINGA ON A BUSINESS MISSION
MINING QUOTATIONS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
CONSOLIDATED IS RAISING ON VEIN
COALINGA MURIEL ENTERS OIL SAND
FIFTY-SIX CALIFORNAI OIL COMPANIES PAY OUT $539,915.93 IN OCTOBER
MACHINE RAISES OLD BATTLE CRY
Democratic League, Co-operating with Good Government Organization, Endorses Council Candidates
STILETTO STAB ENDS QUARREL OVER RENT
GROCER SENT TO JAIL FOR ANNOYING WOMAN
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Financial-Commercial
MONEY PROVED A BANK RECORD
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
NEW YORK COTTON
Coffee and Sugar
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
FINANCIAL
Pacific Coast Trade
BUTTER DECLINES IN LOCAL MARKET
1~~ CHICAGO GRAIN
Chicago Live Stock
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Cotton and Wool
Years Citrus Fruit Shipments Largest in Industry's History
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Good Government Men Give Candidates' Records
LEAGUE ISSUES ITS ESTIMATES OF CANDIDATES
Covert Attacks Are Made on City Attorney Leslie Hewitt
GOOD GOVERNMENT MEETINGS
Brutal Strikers Given 25 Years
"Faithful Cap Hance" Term Applied to City Treasurer
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
INSURANCE COMPANY PLANS BIG BUILDING
EXPLANATION IS DUE FROM TALAMANTES
TIME FOR BLIND OBEDIENCE PAST ASSERTS MARINE
' Charged with Four Murders
GENUINE HOMES ARE NEEDED BY CHURCH
WATER LINE HALF DONE, SAYS CHIEF
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SENATOR SEEKS FUND FOR FAIR
FLYING RECORDS BROKEN BY FEDERAL AEROPLANES
Irrigation Committee at Salt Lake
Popular Actress to Appear in Theater Mechanics' Benefit
THEATRICAL BENEFIT TO BE GIVEN FRIDAY
ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE BANQUETS NEW OFFICEI.S
'REGENERATION' TYPES ARE WELL DEPICTED
AGED MAN INJURED BY COLLISION NEAR WATTS
Municipal Affairs
DECLARE MISSION ROAD LAKE MENACE TO HEALTH
CENTRAL PARK NUISANCE PUT UP TO CiTY COUNCIL
NO ORDER ISSUED YET FOR PUBLISHING UTILITIES LAW
OLD FEES ALLEGED TO BE DUE HOLD UP A CONTRACT
FIRST CITY BAND CONCERT IS SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY
Big Lottery Seizure at San Juan
WOULD EXTEND NEW HIGH ST. THROUGH TO BROADWAY
WILL GIVE RECEPTION TO RECTOR AND HIS BRIDE
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Society,Music,Clubs,Chat.
Society
THE BABY
KEEP RANGE CLEAN
SHOWED HE WAS BORED
DISTANCE LENDS ENCHANTMENT;
THE GRIND THAT DULLS
Young Woman Participating in "When the Gringo Came"
TWELFTH NIGHT CAKE
Club News
HER FIRST RIDE
DESIGNED HER OWN CHIFFONIER
HERALD PATTERNS
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BASEBALL RACING BOXING ATHLETICS
ANGELS DEFEAT PHILADELPHIA
Timely Topics
ANTI-BETTING LAWS CAUSE CALLING OFF OF MEETING
GOOD BOWLING SCORES
INTERURBANS REORGANIZE
STANFORD OUTPLAYS VANCOUVER 56 TO 0
■ ■ r GYMNASTS TO HELP
RACES AT NEWBURY
EMPIRE TRACK RACEjS OFF
A. A. U. TO GOVERN BY IRONCLAD RULE
Among the Boxers
FORM BASKETBALL LEAGUE
FEMININE FANS FAVORED
WITH ROD AND GUN
FAVORS SHORTER SEASON
AMERICAN RIDERS ARRIVE
I OAKLAND COASTERS WIN
Award Many Medals
Must Indicate Rights of Way
SEALS PILE UP SEVEN FUMBLES
RACING RESULTS
Saloon Ordinance "Drastic"
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ROOMING HOUSE MEN INDORSE DR. JONES
MAN ACCUSED OF OXNARD MURDER IS BROUGHT BACK
PLACES BLAME FOR LOST MONEY ON MAN NOW DEAD
BUSY ThIRTY MINUTES AT THIRD AND FLOWER STREETS
WM. H. CARLSON PLEADS SIX HOURS IN HIS OWN DEFENSE
TICKETS 1500 SHORT FOR YALE-PRINCETON BATTLE
Farmer Found Murdered
Freedmen's Aid Society Meets
Offer Reward for Slayerß '
Railway Official Resigns
HOLLYWOOD READY FOR CONSOLIDATION
TO GIVE MODERN VERSION OF "MERCHANT OF VENICE"
Lectures on Gladstone
Heat Excessive in Hollywood
Build Many Ships'
"Hands Off" Is Order
Santa Cruz Councilman a Suicide
NEW YORK CENTRAL ASKS FOR ENORMOUS BOND ISSUE
SANTA FE LIMITED HAS JAR, BUT NO INJURIES
Fear American Beef Trust
Would Drain Lands
SAWTELLE PREPARING TO CELEBRATE ROAD OPENING
Ascend African Mountain
SAN BERNARDINO NOTES
Flow of Certain Rivers
SOCIALIST TELLS OF CITY'S BLACK HOLE
SAYS SOCIALISM SWEEPS COUNTRY LIKE WILDFIRE
REDLANDS NOTES
BUILDING PERMITS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
Northern Securities
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
VALUABLE FURS LOST BY WEALTHY WOMAN
FOUNDERS' DAY OBSERVED BY THE VALLEY HUNT CLUB
Finds Cupless Fountains
To Hasten Water Action
Sunset Appeals Case
Buys Oak. Knoll Lots
LONG BEACH
VIRGINIA COUNTRY CLUB IS FOMRED
<c « e» — CARPENTER AND MEXICAN ARE INJURED IN CAVEIN
Belmont Heights Finances
Buried in Potter's Field
Bid Taken Under Advisement
«-♦ LONG BEACH NOTES
OCEAN PARK
TRUSTEES SPLIT ON HOTEL BAR LICENSE
SAN BERNARDINO
SANTA FE TRESTLE DESTROYED BY FIRE
FONTANA DEVELOPMENT CONCERN CHANGES HANDS
Sheriff Ralphs Seriously 111
SANTA MONICA
SANTA MONICA POLITICIANS ACCUSTOMED TO SURPRISES
ANKER RANCH BELIEVED TO BE SAFE FROM FIRE
SANTA ANA
FLAMES RAGING IN SANTIAGO CANYON
APPLE INDUSTRY GROWS IN OAK GLEN SECTION
BOARD OF EDUCATION IS BUSY WITH NEW SCHOOLS
POMONA
MAY ASK BOND ISSUE FOR SYSTEM OF IMPROVEMENTS
Yeomen Give Minstrel Show
RIVERSIDE
RIVERSIDE NEWS
THE WEATHER
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News of the Courts
SAYS STATUTE IS NOT LEGAL
ALL JUDGES TO CONSIDER HOUSER'S DIVORCE RULES
Confesses Theft Charge
Three Years on Fraud Charge
FINDS NO STANDING FOR CHEATING SPORT
TORN WILL DISAPPROVED IN CONTEST FOR ESTATE
EX-CONVICT THINKS PRISON DOES MEN HARM. NOT GOOD
Alleged Embezzler Arraigned
Will Plead Insanity
False Entry Charged
New Incorporations
Death Removes Case
NUMEROUS COMPLAINTS ARE MADE AGAINST MRS. BARTS
LOOKS LIKE JAIL TERM FOR FAST MOTORCYCLIST
ROOMING HOUSE KEEPER IS IMPORTANT WITNESS
SAYS FILIPINOS TAKE TO SCHOOL
CHARGED WITH HAVING HELD UP EACH OTHER
Magnate Talks About Copper
TO DINE JAPANESE AT THE ALEXANDRIA
Alleged Slayer Denies Guilt
Will Appeal from Verdict
Grecian Rebels Captured
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