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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 56, 26 November 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FIVE DEAD, THIRTEEN INJURED IN CAR ACCIDENTS
INDEX OF THE HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
Here Is the Jacobs Family, Five of Whom Are Dead as Result of Auto Crash at Crossing Which Was Unprotected by Bells or Gates
LORD BALFOUR IN BLUNT WAY GIVES ADVICE TO LORDS
VESSEL SENDS REPORT OF NICARAGUA REVOLT
CHILD RUN DOWN BY SWITCH ENGINE AS DEATH CAR PASSES
■» . » Negro Shot to Death
FATHER, TWO DAUGHTERS AND TWO SONS KILLED, WHEN CAR HITS AUTO. TWO OTHERS HURT
JURIST CONDEMNS YELLOW JOURNAL
DIVORCED WOMAN TELLS OF PLANS PREMATURELY
GYPSIES ARRESTED BECAUSE OF FEUD
TO DECIDE WHAT CROPS INDIANS CAN BEST GROW
TRAIN WRECKED; THREE MEN DIE
SOUTHERN STATES SHOW REMARKABLE PROSPERITY
Parade Wins Man a Wife
To Prohibit Football
Leaps to His Death
HEROIC NEWSBOY NOT ANXIOUS FOR PAPERS TO EXPLOIT BRAVERY
WESTERN PACIFIC TO RUN TO LOS ANGELES
DAUGHTERS BID HIGH TO SAVE THEIR HOMESTEAD
CUBAN TELEPHONE CHIEF IS HOPEFUL FOR FUTURE
Employs Maniac for Servant
Men Found Not Guilty
Finds Chauffeur Incompetent
Mistakes Boy for Duck; Kills Him
AUTO MYSTERY NEAR SOLUTION
GOMPERS APPROVES 0." EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY
ARCHITECT ARRESTED JUST AS HE IS ABOUT TO MARRY
MATRIMONIAL KNOT TIED ABOARD PASSENGER TRAIN
New Lighting System Proposed
To Be Head of Michigan University
Dies at Sacramento
TWO LOST TOTS FOUND LOCKED IN OLD HOUSE
GERMANS AGREE TO LET AMERICANS SHARE LOAN
DESPONDENT AND WITHOUT WORK MAN ENDS HIS LIFE
LOS ANGELES LABORER CHARGED WITH ARSON
Electrical Union Withdraws
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Jail at Washington Where Sheriff Shipp Is a Prisoner
FORMER SHERIFF AND HIS FELLOW PRISONERS FETED
Premier's Policy Wins
Slides Delay Trains
Mayor's Son 111
A True Philosepher
WOMAN IS RUN OVER TWICE BY SAME AUTO AND FATALLY INJURED
BLACKWOOD BACK FROM LONG TRIP
FAMOUS ARTIST WILL NOT DISCUSS WIFE'S LAWSUIT
INFANT'S BODY HELD FOR RANSOM WHEN SEPULCHER IS ROBBED
MRS. PANKHURST LEARNS OF DAUGHTER'S TROUBLES
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GOOD GOVERNMENT TICKET
AT THE THEATERS
ROOSEVELT
GOOD GOVERNMENI
JAPAN'S FRIENDSHIP
WORK WANTED
King for a Day
AVIATION
LEGALIZED KILLING
Public Letter Box
The American Congress
'Counting the Cost
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Fatal Fire Traced
What the Band Did
RICH AND POOR SIT AT FEAST
Car Derailed; 16 Persons Hurt
Mrs. Roosevelt Returns
FLOOD PREVENTS RESCUE OF DEAD
OPPOSITION MADE TO MAN SELECTED TO SUCCEED ITO
PIONEER MUSICIAN HAS PLAYED LAST NOTE HERE
WILL INVESTIGATE THE BURNING OF ST. CROIX
China Sends Eggs to America
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MEN ON PAROLE MUST BE SAVING
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING FEDERATION IS FORMED
Had the Habit
Novelist-Playwright Who Wrote "Man from Home"
The Theaters
SCIENTIFIC MEN TO ATTEND UNIVERSAL RACES CONGRESS
French Idea of Heaven
NEW CHINESE RAILROAD TO BE EXTENDED FROM KALGAN
GREAT SALT LAKE FOUND IN AFRICA
FORMER CABINET OFFICER WEDDED
NEW BTOBS BBAI'TIFCL
GIRL VICTIM TO CHANGE STORY
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
SPECIAL TRAIN IS OFF FOR COALINGA
OPERATORS' WELL DOWN 700 FEET
MOHAWK HERALD TO MILL ITS ORES
VICE PRESIDENT BOWEN OF BLUE MOON REPUDIATES ACTION OF DIRECTORS
CROWN OIL WILL DRILL FIRST WELL IN SESPE
ASSOCIATED FINISHES LINE FROM COALINGA
Mining Notes
FAMILY JARS IN OWENS VALLEY STOP OPERATIONS
PALMER NO. 2 IN CAT CANYON BAILING OIL
WEBER GETS LEASE ON WEST END OF BOOTH
RIGGING LITTLE JUMBO IN OUTSKIRTS OF TOWN
BLUE MOON AT COALINGA . HAS STRONG FLOW OF OIL
BIG SESPE OIL COMPANY BRINGS IN A NEW WELL
LOS ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL WINS DEBATE FROM POMONA
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TONG FACTIONS CONTINUE WAR
CANADA TO PARTICIPATE IN PROPOSED DISCUSSION
First Photo of Monorail Car on Trial in England
WIFE'S ARREST LAID TO GRUDGE
CORNERSTONE OF HOSPITAL PLACED
TWIN BROTHERS WED TWIN SISTERS EACH OF ABOUT SAME AGE
TAFT HAS BIG TURKEY FEAST
DR. COOK'S POLAR DATA IS SENT TO COPENHAGEN
Fatal Explosion in Mine
SHIP SENDS REPORT OF NICARAGUA WAR
Socialists Mar Maneuvers
Attitude Affects Business
FIVE PERSONS ART DROWNED IN PANIC
ADELPHIAN CLUB HOLDS FEAST FOR STRANGERS
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
WOMAN CLAIMS SHE HAS BEEN SWINDLED
PIONEER CAPITALIST OF SAN FRANCISCO EXPIRES
SAYS ATTORNEY AND FEE BOTH DISAPPEAR
AGED PIONEER BANKER OF STOCKTON PASSES AWAY
INSIDE FACTS ON FRANCHISE STEAL READY
MAN OBJECTS TO NAME AND WANTS IT CHANGED
REPORT ABOUT DEAD MAN ROBS OFFICIALS OF DINNER
BABY 6 MONTHS OLD IS OPERATED ON FOR APPENDICITIS; SAVED
MARKHAM JURY HELDAT BAY BY LONELY JUROR
FRENCH MARINE MINISTER WANTS BIG DREADNAUGBT
PUBLIC HEALTH BUREAU URGED
Report Is Contradicted
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SAN BERNARDINO
CENTENNIAL OF CITY WILL BE CELEBRATED
PRISONERS AT COUNTY JAIL GIVEN THANKSGIVING DINNER
Boy Fugitive Captured
Horse Kicks Two Men
LONG BEACH
CHURCHES HOLD UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE
FELLOW WORKMEN SAVE MAN FROM FALLING UNDER ENGINE
Company H Wants Use of Auditorium
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
RECEPTION PLANNED FOR DR. E. P. RYLAND
BRIEF NOTES FROM PASADENA
HONORED SOLICITOR SENTENCED TO JAIL
FRENCH HOLDUP RECALLS TALE OF "THE LYONS MAIL"
GAME POSTPONED
■» . » Panic
AUSTRIA IMPRESSED BY FLIGHT OF AIRSHIPS
FRENCH REPUBLIC PLANS BIG BIRTHDAY EXPOSITION
Oberlin Takes Championship
Filling the Town
Spiteful
Scene in Nicaragua Revolution, Where Americans Were Executed
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Home and its Interests
A SUMMER I>V
SCHOOL LUNCHEONS
HAPPY SEASON
JUST AS YOU VIEW IT
Fruit Cures for Rheumatism and Dyspepsia
Educating Backward Girls
SWEET POTATOES
Southern Sweet Potatoes
Glazed Sweet Potatoes
Stuffed Sweet Potatoes
Sweet Potato Pineapple
Roasted with Meat
Croquettes
Georgiannas
Brown Sweet Potatoes
THE NEW STORK BEAUTIFUL
SEWING ROOM HINTS
PASSING OF PATTERNS
"THE INEVITABLE"
FOURTEEN MISTAKES OF LIFE
PRAYER OF THE BOUND
Idle Thoughts
HERALD PATTERNS
A CHAMOIS PILLOW
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HERALD'S PAGE OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES
PENN DEFEATS CORNELL TEAM
OHIO STATE WINS
PATCH UNABLE TO PACE FAST
FIERCE BATTLE FRUITLESS
DRAKE ELEVEN VICTOR
World's Two Fastest Pacers Stepping Last Quarter at Agricultural Park Yesterday in :31
THROOP IS WINNER OF ANNUAL CONTEST
WOULD CALL MILITIA TO STOP PRIZE FIGHT
Football Results
ST. MARY'S RUGBY TEAM WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
WELL KNOWN SPORTSMAN IS SERIOUSLY INJURED
PADDOCK RINGSIDE AND DIAMOND
WRESTLER GOTCH LOSES TO ZBYSCO
HASKELL INDIANS WIN
THISTLES AGAIN CHAMPIONS
WARD PROBABLY WILL BE NEXT PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL LEAGUE
TWELVE.INNING VICTORY
CONLEY-CARROLL MATCH NOW OFF
CHICAGO PLAYERS LEAD IN TOURNEY
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A CLASSIC COURSE AND A CLASSIC AUTO EVENT
WITH MILE HIGH CLIMB OVER NOW FOR BIG EVENT
MOTORCYCLE RACES ARE POSTPONED ONE WEEK
NOTES OF THE RACES
There Are Others
Glad to See You
RACING RESULTS
FORWARD PASS GIVES WASHINGTON TEAM VICTORY
FIVE FOOTBALL PLAYERS ARE SERIOUSLY INJURED
YOUNG ATHLETE MUST UNDERGO EXAMINATION
ALL NATIONALS AGAIN WIN FROM CONNIE MACK'B TEAM
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
FORWARD PASS WINS FOR U. S. C. ELEVEN
MIBBOURI FOOTBALL TEAM IS VALLEY CHAMPION
FRESNO HIGH WINS
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Winged V's Win
SPEEDY SAINTS DEFEAT LAWYERS
INDIANS DEFEAT ST LOUIS
PLAYER MADE UNCONSCIOUS
A. AND M. A WINNER
Trained Paris Sleuthing Dogs Will Aid Chief Dishman in Ridding City of Murderous Gangs
RAILROADERS WIN FROM SAN BERDOO
L. A. HIGH AND REDLANDS PLAY 0 TO 0 RUGBY GAME
SECKEL IS WINNER
DENVER WINS BY RALLY
MORE BONES BROKEN
BRITT KNOCKS OUT FRANKLIN
POLITICAL STIR IN SOUTH AFRICA
All He Knew
THE WEATHER
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Hollywood Church Members Give Welcome to Pastor Who Again Assumes Leadership
POPULAR CLERGYMAN TAKES UP WORK AT HOLLYWOOD CHNRCH
SON OF AFRICAN CHIEF DRIVES BERLIN TAXICAB;
NOVEMBER TIDE TABLE
SHARE SHAME OF BARBARISM
CHANGED HER BIRTHDAY TO PLEASE HER FIANCE
Bartender Arrested
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