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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 53, 23 November 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
INDEX OF THE HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
PROBABLE HEAD OF TELEGRAPH MERGER
STORM SWEEPS NORTHERN LAKE
MUSHET LOSES IN HIS SUIT FOR RECOUNT
Scene at Illinois Mine Horror, Attorney and One of Rescuers
HEROIC EFFORTS MADE TO RESCUE SURVIVORS
TOLSTOY'S APPEAL GIVEN TO WORLD
UNCLE OF EMPEROR OF CHINA VISITS BAY CITY
Six Men Hurt in Mine Explosion
UNITED STATES AND NICARAGUA AT WAR'S EDGE
LOVETT WILL TOUR HARRIMAN SYSTEM
Bankers Are Indicted
SUGAR FRAUDS PROVE COSTLY
ATTEMPT MADE ON LIFE OF BARON ALBERT ROTHSCHILD
Aerial Company Organized
Republican Who Conducts Odd Campaign in Chicago
MORPHINE USER WIELDS RAZOR
HEAD OF YEE FAMILY IN SALT LAKE IS ALARMED
TO CUBE A COLD IN ONE DAY
RECITES STORY OF FATAL LOVE
BARON GEORGE DE REUTER PASSES AWAY
FRIENDS OF ASTOR CONTINUE HOPEFUL
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MEANS END OF BOAT RATE WAR
STEAMER ROANOKE GETS NEWS OF ST. CROIX FIRE
Must Repair Roadbeds
BOSTON BANKER SPENT LAST EIGHT YEARS IN MISERY
CLAIMS HE DID ALL NECESSARY
BLACK HAND ATTEMPTS TO MURDER MERCHANT
COAST ARTILLERY MAKES RECORD LONG RANGE SHOTS
LAST LEASE OF LIFE IS GIVEN TO TRUST COMPANY
CAPTAIN OF FIRE COMPANY FINDS OWN HOUSE ON FIRE
Charges Jurors with Drinking
Freighter Driven on Sand Bar
TWO PENALTIES IMPOSED BY M'HARG ARE REVOKED
AERO CLUB PLANS AVIATION CARNIVAL FOR LOS ANGELES
Monetary Commission Adjourns
FINLAND DEMANDS VOICE IN HER OWN LEGISLATION
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AT THE THEATERS
REPUTATION
GOULD'S RETIREMENT
What an "Uncle Aleck Town" Means
STEAMSHIP INSPECTION
Poor Shelter For a Big Storm
MR. MUSHET'S CONTEST
COAL MINING
RECOMPENSE
The American Congress
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Will Get School Funds
Reed Trial Continued
New Incorporations
AT THE HOTELS
News of the Courts
WOMAN MARRIED, BUT REMAINS ON PAROLE
MAN FILES SUIT TO HAVE HIS MARRIAGE ANNULLED
Will Case Continued
CHARGED WITH FORGERY, LEAVES FOR' WINDY CITY
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLAR ESTATE LEFT BY SOLDIER
MAN CHARGED WITH ABUSE OF GIRL PLACED ON TRIAL
TRUSTEES PETITION TO DISPOSE OF REAL ESTATE
Nichols Case Dismissed
Placed on Probation
Fulmer Will Filed
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
SIX ACRE OIL COMPANY DRILLS ON SECTION SIX
COPPER CREEK NOW SHIPS CAR A WEEK
TOM LOCKHART BUYS BIG INTEREST IN A BONANZA MINE ON MOTHER LODE
MINING QLOTATIONS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
UTAH MAN FINDS LOST MINE ON NEVADA DESERT
LIMIT OF SPECIAL TRAIN SOLD OUT
SYLVANITE MINE WILL SHIP RICH ORE TO CALIFORNIA
MINING BUREAU ISSUES REPORT
BURR BROTHERS OPEN OFFICES IN LOS ANGELES
FAMOUS PLACER MINE WILL RESUME WORK
Teeopa Branch Finished
Coalinga Visitors
Comstock Mining Stock
Metal Market
CENSUS REPORT SHOWS LESS COTTON IS GINNED
Blind Poet Is Buried
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BUILDING PERMITS
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
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FINNANCIAL COMMERCIAL
OIL TRUST CASE AFFECTS MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
Coffee and Sugar
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
Financial
NEW YORK COTTON
St. Louis Wool
THANKSGIVING ORDERS FLOOD LOCAL MARKET
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Visible Grain Supply
CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock
Page 7 Advertisements
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RESIGNATION OF POLICEMAN IS ACCEPTED WITH REGRET
New Patents Granted
Santa Fe Makes Thanksgiving Day Rates
Women Who Will Take Part in Big Sacred Heart Fair
LAY PLANS FOR AVIATION WEEK
Denies Brandenburg New Trial
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
JAPANESE TRAVELERS CONTINUE THEIR TRIP
CHURCH FEDERATION DENOUNCES GAMBLING
Lineman Is Electrocuted
Copper Merger to Be Rushed
EXPLAINS AIM OF EDUCATION
MANY MORE COUPLES TO EAT TURKEY TOGETHER
LATEST PHOTO OF FORMER TREASURER TO WED THURSDAY
FIRM OF BARKER BROTHERS MOVES
CONTRACT FOR JAIL CELLS SIGNED AFTER TWO YEARS
MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF IN HEAD BECAUSE DIVORCED
NEW SITE FOR HALL OPPOSED
DISAPPOINTED WITH EUROPEAN Y. M. C. A.
Falls Heir to Million
Storm Sweeps Over Laks Region
CELEBRATE DAYS OF JACOBITE REBELLION
SAN DIEGANS WELCOME JAPANESE COMMISSION
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SCHOOL CENSUS SHOWS GROWTH
SHERIFF HAMMEL TO PUT ON MOTORCYCLE SQUAD
Water Company Organizes
Municipal Affairs
SAYS CONCESSIONS WERE AGAINST LAW
HEAD OF COUNCIL FINANCE COMMITTEE BACK ON JOB
WOULD PLANT TREES ON AQUEDUCT LINE
INYO COUNTY TAXES TO BE PAID UNDER PROTEST
LAWYERS MEET DIFFICULTY IN COLLECTING FROM CITY
Engine Mouse Plans Approved
FIFTH STREET CORNER SOLD
DR. COOK'S REPORT TO BE GUARDED TO COPENHAGEN
To Change Curriculum
MAN GETS ORANGE GROVE FOR SAVING LIFE OF BOY
Ice Company Declared Illegal
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COHAN COMES IN 'YANKEE PRINCE'
PLAYER WHO COMES TO BURBANK THEATER
Commerce Commission Wins
'GAY MUSICIAN' AT AUDITORIUM
BILL AT UNIQUE THEATER PLEASING
BOY BURGLARS ARE CAPTURED IN STORE
Studies Soil Conditions
Many Barns Destroyed
Society
ROOSEVELT'S PARTY SAFE; MUCH BIG GAME SECURED
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HERALD'S PAGE OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES
WEBSTER AND ATTELL READY FOR TONIGHT'S CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE
DEMAND REVISIONS OF FOOTBALL RULES
L A. HIGH FIFTEEN WILL JOURNEY TO REDLANDS
BETTORS ARRESTED AT OAKLAND TRACK
ATTELL GETS DECISION OVER JIMMY MORAN
POLICE INTERFERE WHEN WRESTLERS ARE DISQUALIFIED
-I WILL NEVER FAVOR OUTLAW BALL"-DUGDALE
DETROIT TIGERS LOSE
Clever Bantams Who Will Don Gloves This Evening For World's Championship
DOLE OF RIVERSIDE IS CAPTAIN-ELECT OF THE STANFORD TEAM
RACING RESULTS
Amateur Baseball
Rod and Gun
TRAINER TELLS OF GREAT HORSE
PRESIDENT TAFT IS DEFEATED AT GOLF BY SENATOR BOURNE
REORGANIZE INTERURBAN LEAGUE WITH TEN TEAMS
MUCH BETTING ALREADY ON COMING BATTLE
BILLIARD TOURNEY OPENS WITH SUTTON VICTOR
SOCCER FOOTBALL MAY PROVE FATAL
LIPTON CONFIRMS CHALLENGE
O'HARA GOES TO ST. LOUIS
BATTLESHIP ~EAM WINB
SPEEDWAY HERE NEXT SPRING
BUFFALO TRUCK CARS TO BE HANDLED HERE
LANE STEAMER CARS NOW IN LOS ANGELES
MILE-HIGH CONTEST FOR THANKSGIVING
Thomas Expert Arrives
TIRE PROBLEM THE QUESTION
MITCHELL AGENT BACK FROM LONE PINE TRIP
"OIL OF QUALITY" MAKES "RABBIT" GO
AMERICAN SIMPLEX IN MILE-HIGH RACE
MARSHALL WINS AT CHESS
COBB IS FINED $100
Veterans to Give Turkey Supper
WILL RECLAIM 350,000 ACRES
HEROIC WORK SAVES APARTMENT HOUSE
BROADWAY LOFTS LEASED BY MILLINERY IMPORTERS
CARPENTER DIES WHILE AT WORK ON HOUSETOP
Y. W. C. A. Gives Entertainment
Electrical Engineers Meet Tonight
LEGAL NOTICE
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Latest News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
RECOMMENDS DAM AT DEVIL'S GATE
LIGHTING RATES SLASHED ON ADVICE OF ATTORNEYS
PASADENA DRUGGISTS IN ARMS AGAINST "TIGHT LID"
ALL FLOWERS TO HAVE EQUAL SHOW IN TOURNEY
PASADENA NOTES
Will Present Opera "Patience"
WILL HURRY START ON NEW BOULEVARD
CALIFORNIA SEEDS TO BE SENT TO THE SOUTH SEAS
PLANS PREPARED FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE HALL
REDLANDS NEWS
SAN BERNARDINO
UPRISING OF HOPI INDIANS EXPECTED
MORE MONEY SET ASIDE FOR FOREST PROTECTION
Memorial to Be Erected
Streets Will Be Paved
Train Crew Exonerated
Will Endeavor to Raise Money
Pastor Accepts Call
HOLLYWOOD GRAMMAR SCHOOL BONDS CARRY
Good Government Club to Meet
SANTA ANA
PRESENTS PRIZE FOR BEST DEBATING TEAM
Enforcing Speed Laws
LONG BEACH
CHANNEL FROM LONG BEACH TO SAN PEDRO IS OPENED
Debate Judges Selected
Charged with Forgery
TWO-INCH FALL OF SNOW REPORTED FROM OKLAHOMA
THE WEATHER
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LEMON GROWERS GET INJUNCTION
ALLEGES WIFE IS A BIGAMIST
LADS ARRESTED FOR ICE CREAM THEFT
Child Murderer Electrocuted
Convicted of Counterfeiting
DISMISS CHARGES AGAINST PALMIST
SECOND TRIAL FOR WOMAN FOR SLAYING HUSBAND SET
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