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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 62, 2 December 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Secretary Knox Formally Declares Hostility Toward Zelaya
INDEX OF THE HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
Aviator Battles Wind
NEW BRITISH ENVOY COMING TO AMERICA
FIGHTS FOR LIFE WITH BURGLAR
GAULS ARE READY TO SET SAIL
CONTRACTOR COMMITS SUICIDE ON WASHINGTON STREET LAST EVENING
Entombed Miners Reached
Quake Destroys Villages
NIGARAGUAN DIPLOMAT GIVEN PASSPORTS BY GOVERNMENT AND WAR SEEMS CERTAIN DIPLOMAT GIVEN PASSPORTS HOME
Dick Ferris Confers with Famous Flyers In Preparation for Coming Aviation Week
STRIKE OF SWITCHMEN CRIPPLES MANY ROADS
NEGRO PASTOR DIES AT STAKE
SACRIFICES HIS LIFE TO SAVE PASSENGER TRAIN
TAFT PUTS GAG ON BUREAU CHIEFS TO CENTRALIZE POWER
DECLARES CAPTAIN WAS INTOXICATED
CLUB BARS ITS DOORS TO GOVERNOR STUBBS
Storekeeper Murdered
Aged Sea Captain Dead
Salaries Are Increased
Renowned Stradivarlus Purchased
CUSTOM HOUSE HAS ANOTHER SHAKE UP
BANKER WALSH'S DECISION WILL BE READY FRIDAY
Water Famine Serious
Singer Receives Reward
SAY CELL LIFE IS BAD FOR RUEF
Utah Copper Is Sued
Second Le Doux Trial Set
Taft Is Hard at Work
Manuel Visits Galleries
Minnesota at Hampton Roads
Ready for Torpedo Test
Tacoma Warehouse Burns
Tobacco Company Denies
Operation for Booth
Veteran Warrior Dies
BURGLARS LEAVE THEIR RAGS IN PLACE OF PERFECT WARDROBES
DEATH OF YOUNG WOMAN IS SHROUDED IN MYSTERY
LUMBER NOT TO BE CUT ON DISPUTED CLAIMS
Autolsts Seek Damages
Wants Canal Protected
Hetty Green Lends Money
Harper In Critical Condition
Editor Is Promoted
Auto Balks Before Train
Five Still Missing
Railroad Stock Soars
Man Blown to Piece*
Spears Heads Autoists
Sounded That Way
LIBERAL PARTY ISSUES APPEAL
RAILROADS FILE NEW RATE WITH ARIZONA COMMISSION
MODERN WOODMEN CAMPS HOLD ANNUAL MEETINGS
BLAISDELL ON STAND IN IMPERIAL VALLEY TRIAL
ALASKAN LIGHT STATION IS REPORTED WRECKED
Subway Company Defaults
TWENTY-ONE BILLIONS ARE HELD IN COUNTRY'S BANKS
Admiral Togo Retires
Record Price for Seat
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FRISCO SYSTEM CHANGES HANDS
Chinese Minister Due
EASIER TO PREVENT
AGED SOMNAMBULIST COMES OUT OF DOUBLE ACCIDENT UNINJURED
ROCKEFELLER IS NOT IN FEAR OF BEING KIDNAPED
WIFE SHOOTS HUSBAND WHO GOES "JOY RIDING"
SAYS MILLIONS ARE SPENT IN WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC
IDEA THAT WOMAN WAS BURIED ALIVE DISPROVED
MANY CHANGES ARE SUGGESTED
ONE KILLED. TWO HURT IN OKLAHOMA STREET FIGHT
MRS. PANKHURST SAYS GOODBY TO AMERICANS
PRINCE ITO MURDERERS ARE SOUGHT IN CHICAGO
ASSIGNMENT OF MEDICAL CORPS OFFICERS CHANGED
CHARGES ARE PREFERRED AGAINST BIRD S. COLER
Affirms Life Sentence
SISTER OF FAMOUS FORGERS DIES POOR
ANNULMENT OF DIVORCE HELD TO BE AN ERROR
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY PURCHASES THE PONTIAC
Dowie Library Sold
MURDER SUSPECT TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
CORPORATION TAX WILL YIELD NATION BIG SUM
SECRETARY KNOX CREATES NEW STATE DEPARTMENT
Mail Early and Avoid Rush
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GOOD GOVERNMENT TICKET
,AT THE THEATERB
ABOLISH GAMBLING
UTILITIES COMMISSION
REASONABLENESS
Bring Your Aeroplane to Los Angeles
RAILROADS AND TARIFF
TO VENUS DE MILO
Public Letter Box
The American Congress
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Carlisle's Property Attached
ATTORNEY SAYS HE WAS DUPED
LOVE AFFAIR IS BLAMED FOR SUICIDE
PATHETIC STORY TOLD BY OLD MAN IN COURT
Municipal Affairs
BOND ELECTION TO BE TAKEN TO COURT
Storm Drain Petition
OPPOSITION GROWS TO TRACT ORDINANCE
CITY OWNS PROPERTY, BUT RAILROAD COLLECTS RENT
CITY COUNCIL DECIDES TO PURCHASE WATER BONDS
COUNCIL COMMITTEE DOES NOT UPHOLD THE AUDITOR
CONSOLIDATION MOVE IS ON AT HUNTINGTON PARK
SOLDIER-STATESMAN DIES AT COVINA HOME
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
SANTA FE WELL ON SECTION SIX THE SENSATION
DEVELOP LIGHT OIL IN VENTURA COUNTY FIELDS
GOULD ROAD TO REACH OIL BELT OF KERN RIVER
MINING QUOTATIONS
PRICES OF METALS ON NEW YORK MARKET
ELY RAILROAD TO BE CONSTRUCTED WITHOUT DELAY
Salt Lake Mlnec
Metal Market
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCK PRICES TEND UPWARDS
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUIT
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
NEW YORK COTTON
FRUIT MARKET
Chicago Live Stock
FINANCIAL.
Pacific Coast Trade
Coffee and Sugar
BLACKEYE BEANS ADVANCE IN MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
St. Louis Wool
New Incorporations
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
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WELL MYSTERY STILL BAFFLES
SONG AND FUN MARK GAMUT CLUB "JINKS"
COTTON DAY FEATURE OF IMPERIAL VALLEY FAIR
SEEKS ELIMINATION OF ERRORS IN STATISTICS
i BALLERINO HEIRS MADE DEFENDANTS IN SUIT
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
WILL ASK PASSAGE OF SUNDAY REST BILL
DOAKS REACH AGREEMENT ON PROPERTY SETTLEMENT
ONLY HOPES OF MACHINE LIE IN OVERCONFIDENCE
AQUEDUCT WILL BE COMPLETED AHEAD OF TIME
SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES TRY TO IDENTIFY DEAD MEXICAN
Asks Closing of Schools
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News from Neighboring Cities
SAN BERNARDINO
OLD MAN FALLS IN ASPHALT CALDRON
NATIONAL GUARDSMEN ARE HOSTS AT FINE BANQUET
VALUABLE CATTLE KILLED BY ENGINE ON SANTA FE
REDLANDS NEWS NOTES
REDONDO TRUSTEES NOT TO CONTEST SUIT
Steamer President Arrives
SANTA ANA
BIG INCREASE OF CAPITAL INDORSED
Orange Packing House Opened
Club Women Start South
SAN PEDRO
3 BRITISH SHIPS IN INNER HARBOR
Sailor Guilty of Battery
LONG BEACH
LIQUOR LICENSE FEE PAID BACK BY LONG BEACH BOARD
Big Postal Gains at Long Beach
Held for Attacking Officer
Art Gallery for Long Beach
PASADENA
NEWSBOY MAKES HIT WITH "LARK ELLEN"
WINTER SOCIAL SEASON OPENED AT HOTEL GREEN
Aged Man Drops Dead
Labor Men Get Together
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
PREDICT THE MILLENNIUM ON GROUND THAT FIGURES BACK UP THEIR STORY
VENICE
Band Concerts Given Indoors
Will Give Japanese Dance
LATE MAGAZINES
The Cheerful Druggist
McLachlan Off for Capital
4 ■ » Four Pass Examination
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Society
Music Notes
Ambassador Arrives
Famous Singer of German Lieder to Be Heard in Recital
"THE TENDERFOOT" REVIVED AT GRAND
YOUNG WOMAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN PARK
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HERALD'S PAGE OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES
BIDS FOR JEFFRIES-JOHNSON CONTEST FINALLY ARE OPENED
MICHIGAN FOOTBALL TEAM WILL NOT PLAY HERE NEW YEAR'S DAY
GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAMS ARRANGE FULL SCHEDULE
ANGELS' NEW FIELDER BECOMES A BENEDICT
GRIDIRON WARRIORS WILL BE AUDITORIUM'S GUESTS
WESTERN COLLEGE WILL ABOLISH FOOTBALL IF MASS PLAYS CONTINUE
HORSES BRING GOOD SUMS AT LEXINGTON
BOGGS IS WINNER OF EVERYVILLE HANDICAP
GOTCH FAILS TO THROW ROLLER IN 15 MINUTES
U. S. C. DEFEATS SAINTS IN BASKETBALL CONTEST
PINKOLA AN EASY WINNER OF OPENING HANDICAP
GRAND JURY WILL INVESTIGATE THE ORAL BETTING SYSTEM
Stake Horse Which Annexed Opening Handicap at Juarez
PADDOCK RINGSIDE AND DIAMOND
EXPECT MARATHON WILL BE HUMMER
CATCHER ORENDORFF NOW REAL PROMOTER
PENNSYLVANIA TEAM AGAIN TO PLAY MICHIGAN ELEVEN
M'CREDIE TO APPLY FOR ANOTHER GRANT
M'GILL COMPLETES DEAL FOR DENVER BALL CLUB
BETTING IS ON INCREASE AT JACKSONVILLE RACES
BALL PLAYERS NOW READY FOR BARNSTORMING TRIP
NOTED BOOKMAKER DIES AT NEW YORK RESIDENCE
BENNETT NOW AFTER NEW RACING PLANT
PRESIDENT HART WILL UNDERGO OPERATION
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NO PLEDGES OF REWARD MADE
ATHLETIC RECORDS ALLOWED BY A. A. U. FOR YEAR 1909
GREAT WORK IN PROGRESS AT THE NIGHT CLASSES AT POLY HIGH
DEMAREST WINS FIRST IN BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP
CALIFORNIA BOXER GETS DRAW WITH PORTLAND BOY
DALEY CHOSEN CAPTAIN ELECT OF YALE TEAM
ALL.NATIONAL AND ATHLETIC BASEBALL GAME POSTPONED
PIPPINS MEET TONIGHT
Divorce Suits Filed
Will Tell of World Trip
DECEMBER TIDE TABLE
»« » Defined
DISCORDANT NOTE IN CHOPIN CLUB
Signal Code for Motorists
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"PROSPERITY WEEK" LATEST SUGGESTION
BUILDING PERMITS
THE WEATHER
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News of the Courts
ICE CREAM FEEDERS HALED INTO COURT
SUIT CHARGES FLIGHT TO EVADE PAYMENT
» » » SUIT FOLLOWS OBJECTIONS OF PARENTS TO HEADGEAR
Will Settle Brother's Estate
Defendants Deny Charges
Arr|fit Alleged Horset1
FORGERY CHARGED AGAINST BENNET
INVOKE INTERSTATE LAW IN AUTO CASE
Clearing Up Baldwin Estate
Second Trial of Damage Suit
Finishes Ring Case
Petition for Administration
Hull Will Filed
Pleads Guilty of Fraud
BIG MEETING SATURDAY
Western Pacific Ready
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