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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 48, 18 November 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
INDEX OF THE HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
ATTORNEY TO RUN FOR PRESIDENCY OF MEXICO
MITCHELL SAYS UNIONS SHOULD WAGE BOYCOTT
APACHE REFUSED FOOD; SHOOTS DOWN A WOMAN
Carlisle Is Improving
HYPNOTIST WHOSE SPELL WAS FATAL
RAILROADS MUST ANSWER IN COURT
NEGRO SLAIN AS RESULT OF ROW OVER LYNCHING
MINERS FATALLY INJURED AT MANHATTAN PROPERTY
OFFER TO GIVE AWAY YOUNG GIRL FOR EACH OUNCE CAN OF OPIUM
SMITH WILLING TO TAKE TIME FOR RECOUNT
Lawyer Who is Prosecuting Cases Against Sugar Trust
SUGAR TRUST ENEMIES CRUSHED TO THE WALL
PINCHOT DENIES HE HAS GIVEN TAFT ULTIMATUM
WOMAN TOOK STOLEN COIN TO FINISH SON'S EDUCATION
CHICAGO CITY ENGINEER DISCLOSES FRAUD SYSTEM
YELLOW JOURNALISM IS CONDEMNED BY WATTERSON
ENGLISH LORDS PASS IRISH LAND BILL AT LAST
BUSIf MEN OF COAST PLAN MEXICAN INVASION
NINETEEN INJURED WRECK IN KANSAS
Lake Steamer lonic Safe
JOE SIMONS WEDS IN SAN FRANCISCO
TAFT WILL GIVE THANKS IN WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
Mine Promoter Acquitted
Another Railroad Merger Reported
111 Health Causes Suicide
Editor Drops Dead
Girl Overpowers Burglar
PLAN TO RECLAIM LARGE AREA OF LAND IN NEVADA
"THE YANKEE PRINCE"
BODIES OF 300 MINERS MAY BE SOON CREMATED
CAUFORNIAN INVENTS AND FLIES IN NEW MONOPLANE
Seek Pardon for Shipp
Railroad Votes Big Bond Issue
Leaves a Large Family
Actress Denies Engagement to Nephew of Japanese Emperor
Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
PILES CVRKD IN « TO 1* WAYS
lowa Court Draws Color Line
Three Men Frozen to Death
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Snow Blocks Wires in Germany
ADOPT UNIFORM DEMURRAGE CODE
The Cost of Carelessness
EXTORTION ATTEMPT LAID TO INSANITY
ROAMING BAND OF INDIANS TO BE FED BY UNCLE SAM
Rector Is Promoted
GIRL TELLS WHY SHE KILLED MAN
KENTUCKY TOBACCO CROP IS LARGEST EVER KNOWN
CALIFORNIA EXHIBITORS BEAT ALL COMPETITORS
BOGUS COUNT ADMITS HE SWINDLED THREE COUNTRIES
Forty Bandits Sentenced
Three Hunters Killed
SPURNED WIFE FINDS DEATH UNDER WHEELS
BOY ROBBER HELPED BY CASHIER WHOM HE SHOT
LEAPED TO HIS DEATH FROM WINDOW OF HOTEL
Nicaraguan Minister Presented
"THE YANKEE PRINCE"
ESTATE LONG IN DISPUTE REVERTS TO COLORADOANS
FORMER CHIEF OF POLICE RESTORED TO LESS RANK
FREEZING STRIKE PLANNED BY I. W. W. STREET ORATORS
MURDERS DAUGHTER IN ORDER TO MARRY
CHURCH IS BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE IN FEUD WAR
ENGINEER MEETS DEATH IN SNOWSLIDE WRECK
PLANS TO SAVE INDIANS FROM DEATH BY PLAGUE
FITS OUT EXPEDITION TO AID TROOPS OF ESTRADA
AT THE THEATERS
HOLLYWOOD
HARMONY
GOOD GOVERNMENT
FORWARD: NOT BACK
TRUSTS MOT TRUSTS
Delights of the East
PUBLIC HEALTH
AVIATION WEEK
PARADOX
Public Letter Box
The Anti-Saloon League
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
WILDCAT MEAT IN BIG DEMAND
WOMAN WORKS GAME TO GET MERCHANDISE
OIL DRILLER ARRESTED ON BAD CHECK CHARGE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
LABORER KILLED BY BLOW WITH SHOVEL AND ROBBED
Woman Hurt by Car
WANT STREETS DRAPED WITH JAPANESE FLAGS
Tries to Meet Sick Husband
Guild to Give Entertainment
News of the Mines and Oil Fields
CONCENTRATOR FOR MAGISTRAL-AMECA
PLATINUM EXISTS IN PACIFIC COAST SANDS
WILBERT TO DELIVER OIL TO THE STANDARD
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
DRILL FOR OIL ON WELLS HOMESTEAD
WELLMAN HAS BIG GUSHER AT SUNSET
COALINGA VALLEY WELL NOW READY FOR CEMENTING
MINING NOTES
Find Mangled Body
MINING QLOTATIONS
LOS ANGELES CAPITAL IS DEVELOPING SILVER CREEK
WILL LIMIT NUMBER ON OIL FIELDS EXCURSION
Celebrate New Lights
Says, He Owns Half of Pueblo,
Steamer Runs Ashore
PANHANDLE RAILROAD IS FORCED TO PAY $6000
PROBE ALLEGED SCHEME TO DEFRAUD CREDULOUS
Curry's Successor Discussed
Negroes to Celebrate Freedom
Would Improve Highways
Hunters Kill Laborer
Returns with Praise For Los Angeles Real Estate
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BUILDING PERMITS
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
DAY IS QUIET ON WALL STREET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
Coffee and Sugar
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
Pneifi; Coa«t Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
New York Cotton
FINANCIAL
CONFLICTING REPORTS DISTURBING EGG TRADERS
CHICAGO GRAIN
Chicago Live Stock
FRUIT MARKET
■ Cotton and Wool
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
M. A. HAMBURGER IS TENDERED BANQUET
BONFIRE WILL BE MADE OF MANY POUNDS CF DYNAMITE
Revolutionists Sieze Fruit Steamer
COUNCIL PLEASED WITH CITY HALL SITE ACTION
Jersey Mountain Blaze Put Out
Governor Procl?i'-s Thanksgiving
YouthFul Savant Who Will Lecture on the Life of Jesus
GENERAL GRANT'S CHICAGO HOME DAMAGED BY FIRE
Astor's Whereabouts Unknown
Pacific Fleet Begins Practice
J.WELS VALUED AT $5000 ARE STOLEN
MRS. STETSON'S CASE NOW IN HANDS OF DIRECTORS
Convict May Testify
Tacoma Butchers Arrested
Philadelphia Trust Company Closed
Missouri Rector Hangs Himself
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
ADMITSWITH REVOLVER HE FRIGHTENED WOMEN CLERKS
CARLSON MURDER STILL MYSTERY
W. C. T. U. SESSION IS HELD AT THE HARBOR
MYSTERY IN FINDING OF BODY IN PASTURE
PRISONER TRIES TO CUT WRISTS
DODGES PATROL BUT HURRIES TO STATION
GIRL ACCUSED OF HELPING fN ROBBERY OF DRUMMER
Charity Deemed an Excuse
USES FRENCH SHOE FOR BATTERING RAM
INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENT, WOMAN LOSES HER SANITY
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Municipal Affairs
To Ornament Main Street Bridge
MAYOR FAVORS REVISION OF CITY'S PERMIT LAWS
Bridge to Be Eliminated
TWO DANCE ACADEMY PETITIONS ARE FILED
VICTORIA PARK OFTEN FLOODED, IS CHARGE
Speeder Pleads Guilty
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Society,Music,Clubs,Chat
Society
Artist Announced to Open Philharmonic Course Tonight
LOCAL WOMAN IS CLUB FAVORITE
FLOWER CARNIVAL ON AT ST. VINCENT'S
WIRELESS INSTALLED AT L. A. HIGH SCHOOL
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH OPENS A BAZAAR TONIGHT
PASTOR EMERITUS GREETED BY FLOCK
Will Give Illustrated Lecture
A MINOR POET
"THE YANKEE PRINCE"
HERALD PATTERNS
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HERALDS PAGE OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES
KINNEY BACK OF FIGHT PROJECT
COULTER TRAINING FOR COMING FIGHT
RACQUET WIELDPRS WILL HOLD OPEN TOURNAMENT
Barristers Defeat Teachers
ELI READY FOR HARVARD GAME
BROWN MAKES CHANGES IN SPORT REGULATIONS.
STREET CAR CAUSE OF DEATH OF K. COLLINS
FAKE HORSE RACE FIGURES CONSPICOUSLY
•«►♦ MANY ENTRIES RECEIVED FOR EASTERN STAKES I
Form Tennis Club
HEN BERRY STARTS ON $125-000 GUNNING GAME THE OUTLAW TEAMS
Star Fulback oF Barristers Eleven Punting Oval in Practice Scrimmage
OUTLAW LEAGUE MAY BE FORMED IN NORTH
PRESIDENT COHN DECLARES IN FAVOR OF OUTLAWS
PAPKE LAYS CLAIM TO MIDDLEWEIGHT PUGILISTIC TITLE
U. S. C. WILL MEET STANFORD ON TRACK
TO LEGISLATE AGAINST FOOTBALL BRUTALITY
LAW SCHOOL ELEVEN WORKING AT FIESTA
ATHLETICS DEFEAT NATIONALS'
TEXAS ELEVEN CHAMPS
AMERICAN GAME FOR METHODISTS
JEFF AND PARTNERS ON THEATRICAL TOUR
AMERICAN LEAGUE TO MEET IN DECEMBER
HORSE DISQUALIFIED AT LATONIA TRACK
Northwestern Selects Captain
LIPTON AGAIN TO CHALLENGE
BAN PLACED ON ATHLETICS AT POLY
MAYOR STOPS PRIZE FIGHT IN TOLEDO
GOLF INSTRUCTOR DIES
POLY HIGH WINS
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SATURDAY WILL START INTEREST IN BIG FLIGHT
PROMINENT SAN FRANCISCAN MAKES TRIP IN FRANKLIN
PLAN MOTOR SPEEDWAY FOR RACES AT CHICAGO
Greyhound Is Right
Paddock Pingside and Diamond.
AROUND TRACK AT MILE MINUTE
More Bottled Lighting
Boodling Senator Paroled
RECKLESS AUTOIST HITS MAN AND SPEEDS AWAY
Fast Time Will Be Made
Peter Pan Will Show
RACING OFFICIALS CHOSEN FOR WESTERN TRACKS
Hotel Men Demand Protection
Leather Belt Cost $5800
British Cruiser Sails
AMATEUR BASEBALL
COAST LEAGUE FIXES HOLIDAY BALL SCHEDULE
Among the Boxers
HARDWOOD MEN BOWL HIGH AVERAGE OF TOURNAMENT
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
CYCLIST SERIOUSLY HURT IN COLLISION
Woman Burned by Explosion
« » » Purchases Choice Property
PASADENA NOTES
HERMOSA BEACH MAY BE DISINCORPORATED
REDLAND NEWS
SAN PEDRO
RECEPTION HELD ON BOARD GERMAN SHIP
BURGLAR IS CAPTURED AT TERMINAL ISLAND
TWO GIRLS HURT IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK
PACIFIC ELECTRIC GRANTED AN AnDITIONAL SIXTY DAYS
ANAHEIM NEWS
SAN BERNARDINO
BIG SHIPMENT OF FISH IS RECEIVED
Barriers Broken Down
Horse and Buggy Recovered
G. A. R. Post Inspected
RIVERSIDE
MADE HORTICULTURALIST FOR RIVERSIDE COUNTY
Woman Octogenarian Dies
To Vote on Incorporation
SANTA MONICA
WIFE'S BODY TO BE I AID BESIDE THAT OF VETERAN
MISS ELIZABETH MYERS IS WED TO FRANK^K TOWNSEND
ACTORS SEEK SITE FOR A CLUB HOUSE
NORTH CAROLINA SKIES ARE CLEARED BY TAFT
Would Amend Organic Act
School Under Ban
Killed by His Property PTTTBBURG, Nov. IT.—Mrs. James
Two Killed in Collision
THE WEATHER
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News of the Courts
DIVORCE CASE RECALLS OLD TRIAL
CITIZENSHIP APPLICANTS TOLD TO STUDY HISTORY
Mother Is Arraigned
VALIDITY OF POLICE COURT LAWS UPHELD
AVERS COFFEE ROUTE WAS NOT PROFITABLE
"SHADOW OF THE CROSS" IS CAUSE OF LAW SUIT
WOMAN PROVIDES FOR HOTEL FOR YOUNG MEN
WILL ADMINISTER ESTATE OF FORMER CRIB MASTER
Denies Bribery Charge
Carlson Begins Defense
To Bring Back Man Wanted
New Incorporations
Demurrer Overruled
Alleges False Imprisonment
Woman Sues Edison Company
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