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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 88, 28 December 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
PLOT TO ROB UNCOVERED IN TUNNEL WORK
NOTED PROSECUTOR SUES MILLIONAIRE
FRANCIS HENEY CHARGES LIBEL
MEXICO'S ACTION ORDERED PROBED
HUGE STRIKE MAY TIE UP RAILWAY LINES
Men on Whom May Depend Outcome of Railway Strike
DEATH TOLL OF STORM APPALLS NEW ENGLAND
TRAIN'S SUCTION CAUSES WOMAN TO MEET DEATH
CARNEGIE INJURED BY SLIPPING ON ICY WALK
ZELAYA, SAFE IN MEXICO, SCATHES KNOX
EXTORTION CHARGE WILL NOT BE PROSECUTED
Prisoner Burned to Death
ROCK ISLAND STOCK MAKES SUDDEN LEAP
LIGHTHOUSE RAMMED BY SAILING VESSEL DESTROYED
SUES HUSBAND OF NIECE FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
Civil War Veteran Dies
Tolstoi's Condition Grave
TIMBER WOLVES ATTACK MAN AND TEAM; HORSES INJUR.ED, DRIVER UNHURT
DENTIST IS CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
POLICE COMMISSION APPOINTS PATROLMEN
DENIES INTENTION TO BUY LARGE STEAMERS
Taft Cancels Engagement
Progressive Havoc
Increase Capital Stock
TO CI'RE A rOLD IN (INK ]».V
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
MILKY WAY BATHS FOR NEW YORKERS
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PINCHOT WOULD CRUSH COMBINE
MUST REVISE METHOD OF BUYING RAILWAY SUPPLIES
CHINESE DIPLOMAT'S SON WEDS ENVOY'S DAUGHTER
Settles, Claim Without Attorneys
LATEST PHOTO OF HEAD OF FORESTRY
LYNCHING DUE TO ROW OVER CANINE
SAYS U. S. WILL NOT HARM CENTRAL AMERICAN STATES
MINNESOTA LIFE PRISONER CREATES IMMENSE LEMON
MERGER OF ROADS WILL MEAN LONG RIDE CHEAP
BLUE BLOODED DOG SUFFERS COLLAPSE
SHOW WINDOWS LOOTED BY BANDIT IN CHICAGO
Producers to Combat Dealers –
Brother of Late H. H. Rogers Dies
SAN FRANCISCO GOING AHEAD WITH FAIR PLANS
COAL WILL BE SOLD ONLY TO THOSE IN ACTUAL WANT
CHILDREN SING HYMNS WHILE CHURCH IS AFIRE
SAYS CANADA SHOULD HAVE DIPLOMAT AT WASHINGTON
OWL TRAIN LEAVES RAILS; CARS UPSET
POSSES IN AUTOS ON TRAIL OF HIGHWAYMEN
Battleship Michigan Changes
Dolphin Carries Senators
TRIAL OF MRS. JEANETTE STEWART-FORD CONTINUED
YALE GRADUATE ENDS HIS LIFE WITH CARBOLIC ACID
TWO APPEALS OF POWDER COMPANY ARE DISMISSED
POLICE SEARCH FOR MAN WANTED FOR BIG FORGERY
SCHOOLBOY VICTIM OF FIENDISH CRIME
President's Nitce to Wed
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AT THE THEATERS
STORM AND SUNSHINE
AVIATION WEEK
V/EALTH
FRED REMINGTON
ZELAYA
POSTOFFICE SWAMPED
Which Do You Prefer?
NETHERSOLE: REFORMER
ONE YEAR AGO
Far and Wide
The Smoke Eaters
Public Letter Box
The Holy Land
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Three Killed in Train Wreck
Municipal Affairs
ENGINE HOUSE NOT TO HAVE COSTLY TRIMMINGS
CHANCE FOR INCREASE IN SAN PEDRO WAGES
Annexation Ordinance Prepared
LISSNER CHOSEN HEAD OF UTILITIES BOARD
MORE MACHINERY NEEDED FOR CITY CEMENT PLANT
ONLY ONE MORE CHANCE FOR OLD CITY COUNCIL
CITY CLUB ARRANGES FOR ITS ANNUAL "HIGH JINKS"
FINED $100 FOR STEALING COAT OUT OF AUTOMOBILE
New Corporations
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HOLLYWOOD IS DESIRABLE CITY
MAN ON TRIAL CHARGED WITH WRONGING GIRL
REFUSES LEGACY BECAUSE OF FONDNESS FOR LIQUOR
VICTIM CLAIMS HE PAID SUPPOSED MEDIUM $1000
Map of the City of Hollywood, the Most Attractive Suburb That Has Ever Sought Union with Los Angeles
TREASURE SEARCH ENDS IN LAWSUIT
Architect Left Estate of $22,480
Actress Is Buried
DANCE HALL LAW DECLARED VALID
SNOW AND ICE IN EAST: SUNSHINE AND FLOWERS IN SOUTH CALIFORNIA
BUILDING PERMITS
Hold Funeral Services
CRIES OF "EXCHANGE" GREET CLERKS NOW
OUNCE OF STEEL GOLD AND GLASS KEEPS TIME
Ashes to Be Sent East
CUPID MISCUES AND SECOND PARSON HAS TO STRENGTHEN KNOT
NOTED READER WILL REPEAT MASTERPIECE
Applause Cost Him $35
Seth Bullock to Be Reappointed
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FINANCIAL-COMERCIAL
ADVANCE IN R. I. STOCKS UNUSUAL
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
Chicago Live Stock
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Metal Market
FINANCIAL
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Visible Supply of Grain
EDUCATORS OF STATE HOLD ANNUAL SESSION
Commercial Travelers Convene
THREE CENTS DECLINE IN EGG QUOTATIONS
Acts as Secretary of Navy
( CHICAGO GRAIN
Chinese Protest Again Japanese
To Consider Federal Courts
Railroad Employe Drops Dead
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
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POLICE NIP BUNCO GAME AT GO-OFF
ROWELL NOT GONE TO MEXICO. SAYS LETTER
Death in Interurban Crash
Men Who Tried Gold Minting Game Are Caught with Tools in Their Possession
CLEANER CHRISTMAS RECORD IS SHOWN BY DOCKETS OF POLICE
News of the Courts
KEATING ESTATE LITIGATION ENDS
Changes Plea to Guilty
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT CAUSES DIVORCE SUIT DISMISSAL
CLAIMS EVIDENCE FOUND WHICH MAY AID ERNSTING
Babcock Left by Bondsmen
Applies for Probation
SHOWS DIVORCES HAVE INCREASED
New Patents Granted
HONOLULU DESIRES WHITE IMMIGRANTS
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
AST GETTING BUSY OVER AVIATION WEEK
COOK MAY BE SUBJECT OF A SECOND REPORT
AVIATION WEEK FUND BEGINS TO SWELL RAPIDLY
STATION MASTER FOUND DEAD IN OFFICE CHAIR
Entries Pour in for Cat Show to Begin Tomorrow
MAYOR HANDED 3 RESIGNATIONS
TWO-TON ROCK FALLS IN MINE STOPE; MAN KILLED
DEMANDS $2500 FOR LAND COUNTY WANTS
D. & R. G. Train Derailed; No Deaths
MOUNT LOWE LIGHT TO PLAY ON CITY
MARRIAGE LICENSE BUREAU BREAKS RECORDS IN 1909
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
MINING ACTIVITY AROUSES CAMPS
Mineral Production
Old Galena Camp
A Big Producer
Phelps=.Oodge Dividends
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET.
MINING QIJ°TATIONS
Tonopah Company Dividends
HUMBOLDT SMELTERS CERTAIN TO BLOW IN MONTH OF MARCH
PALMER GUSHER IS GREAT PRODUCER
Looking to the Future
Standard Wants the Money
HASKELL INSTITUTE TO BE SOLD TO STATE OF KANSAS
AMERICANS PAY LARGE TAX FOR PLAYING CARDS
CHINESE WANT RAILWAYS, BUT WANT TO OWN THEM
PLAY LAYS BARE TENEMENT EVILS
MOTHER CHARGED WITH MURDER OF HER BOYS
BROKAW'S LOVE GROWS COLDER
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Society
Expert Designer Returns
Club News
SEES FINE CHANCES IN REPUBLIC OF MEXICO
Billiard Hall License Denied
Member of Royal Family 111
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BOXING RACING BASEBALL HUNTING
WOLGAST MAY FIGHT WELSH
NEWSBOY PUGILIST DIES IN CHICAGO
♦-•-• WILL TEST PRIZE FIGHT LAW IN MILWAUKEE
JEFFRIES OFFERED USE OF TRAINING QUARTERS
ROLLS PERFECT SCORE
Boxer Who Meets Wolgast Here on January Seventh
ST. VINCENT PLAYER DEPRIVED OF HONOR
TENNIS TOURNEY OFF
MONROVIA HIGH NINE TO PLAY ALUMNI TEAM
FAVOR WISCONSIN MAN
PADDOCK PINGSIDE DIAMOND
BROWN SAYS PAST YEAR BANNER ONE
COLLEGES VOTE IN FAVOR OF AMERICAN FOOTBALL
ANOTHER SIX.DAY BIKE RACE BEGUN
ATTELL-MOWATT BOUT INDEFINITELY POSTPONED
CUBAN CHESS CHAMPION MEETS GREAT SUCCESS
DIRECTORIES AGAIN
IRWIN GETS APPOINTMENT
ZBYSZCO AGAIN FAILS
GILMORE WITHDRAWS
AFTER OCCIDENTALS
ADAMS SIGNS UP
DECEMBER TIDE TABLE
CORBETT OBJECTS TO BEING CALLED JEFFRIES' TRAINER
THE MOVING PICTURE FIGHT
ARTESIA WANTS GAME
MUZZLING OF DOGS MEETS OPPOSITION IN HOLLYWOOD
Yale Professor's Condition Serious
FERNANDO EQUALS FUTURITY RECORD
WRESTLERS ARE TRAINING WELL
GETTING READY FOR NEXT SUNDAY'S RACE
PASADENA INOCULATED WITH THE RACING MICROBE
Freak. Experience with Simplex
AUTOTRACK HERO ISSUES HIS DEFI
Retires from Hi* Firm
MADE ROUND TRIP BETWEEN TWO BIG CITIES
Latest Photos of Wife of the World's Most Noted Circular Track Driver
Noiseless «Cars the Thing
Enormous Hide Demand
INSPIRATION OF THE KING OF AUTO TRACK
MOON DRIVER STOPS A RUNAWAY HORSE
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
DOBBINS ISSUES ANSWER TO OFF
W. C. T. U. PRESIDENT ISSUES A STATEMENT
PASADENA NOTES OF NEWS
FASADENA GIRL MAKES DEBUT INTO SOCIETY
Veteran Found Dead in Bed
REIGN OF ROSES TO BE COMPLETE
PASADENA GIRL BECOMES BRIDE OF SOUTH DAKOTAN
UNION MEN PLAN TO FORM GENERAL ORGANIZATION
Girl to Try to Make Record Run
SANTA ANA
MAN STRUCK BY AUTO DIES FROM HIS INJURIES
MAN STEPS IN FRONT OF CAR AND IS KILLED
SANTA ANA NOTES
SHEEP TO BE RAISED ON THE MALIBU RANCH
Preachers Plan Campaign
Dental Offices Robbed
Prepare Ground for City Hall
Sailor's Leg Broken
Old Canal Excavation Useful
LONG BEACH
CHAMBER MEMBERS MAY CHOOSE OFFICERS
SEEKS REIMBURSEMENT OF LITIGATION EXPENSES
CERRITOS SLOUGH BRIDGE MATTER TO BE DISCUSSED
SAWDUST AND INSECT CAUSE BLOOD POISONING
Child Falls Into Stove
LONG BEACH NOTES
Ocean Park Property Sold
SAN BERNARDINO
WOMAN DIES WITHOUT BETRAYING ASSAILANT
RAILROAD CLERK STRUCK BY PASSENGER TRAIN
HOLLYWOOD TO HAVE MORE ILLUMINATION
ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH TO HAVE NEW PARISH HOME
Pomona Personals
THE WEATHER
DIAMOND FIRMS TO AID IN STOPPING^ GEM SMUGGLING
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MISS NETHERSOLE MAKES AWARDS TO BEST REPLIES TO QUESTIONS
NEW PLAY MAKES HIT AT BELASCO
Los Angeles Woman Playwright Wins New Laurels at First Production at Belasco Theater
SAYS POLITICAL CRISIS IN ENGLAND IS MOST SERIOUS
Falls Dead in Church
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