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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 91, 31 December 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
TOBACCO TRUST AGAIN ATTACKED BY WICKERSHAM
Appointed Auditor of S. P. Company
ATTORNEY GENERAL WHO SCORES TRUST
NIECE OF TAFT BECOMES BRIDE
WOMEN HANGED BY WRIST AND FLOGGED BY GUARDS
CRIES OF YOUNGSTERS ANSWERED BY RESCUER
MUCH CONCERN IS FELT FOR ARCHBISHOP RYAN
Drops Dead in Plttsburg
CHAIR AT YALE ACCEPTED BY DR. E.C. MOORE
WOMAN ELECTED HEAD OF STATE TEACHERS' SOCIETY
Gotham Plumbers Threaten Strike
Declare Dividend
Head of City School System Accepts Yale Professorship
BAY CITY VOTES TO OWN RAILWAY
RISE IN PRICE OF MILK WILL BE INVESTIGATED
CHICAGO PROFESSOR MAY BE HEAD OF NEW COLLEGE
BEATS MAN WHO INSULTED WIFE
JAPANESE MURDER WITNESS IS SLAIN
Details Special Officer in Case
SEPARATE DAYS FOR EACH CITY AVIATION WEEK
OIL OCTOPUS PACES HUNDREDS OF SUITS
BODY OF MAN MURDERED IS JOLTED FROM WAGON
Morse Has Slight Stay of Sentence
PEARY SNOWBOUND AND EARS FROZEN
MOTHER RESCUES THREE CHILDREN FROM FLAMES
WOMAN MAGAZINE WRITER IS CONVICTED OF FRAUD
BRIGHT SKIES ARE HOPED FOR IN PASADENA
Two Found Dead by Asphyxiation
PAYS $50,000 ANNUALLY IN CAR FARES OF POLICE
TONG WAR CLAIMS ONE MORE VICTIM
DENIES WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS TO TWO CHINESE
Many Passes Stolen
RECEIVES FATAL WOUND IN DUEL
MAN BLOWN UP CHIMNEY BY LANTERN COMBUSTION
Finds Drastic Law Against Smuggling
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UNITED STATES DOUBTS STATUS OF NICARAGUA
ZERO WEATHER AVERTS FLOOD
WHEATLE WINS BEAUTY PRIZE
TAKEN UNCONSCIOUS FROM COAL CAVERN
NEW INDICTMENT AGAINST MRS. STEWART-FORD FOUND
JUDGE SAYS MAJORITY WIPES OUT EARLY SIN
Gasoline Tank Explodes; Man Burned
TRAVEL OVER ATLANTIC BACK TO OLD FIGURES
U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY IN WASHINGTON RESIGNS
♦ « » FIREMEN SAVE REFINERY AFTER TEN-HOUR FIGHT
* • 0 Painter to Speak
KUTCHOS LOSES IN BOUT WITH CORBETT
MONTE ATTELL WINS
COST FOR MAINTAINING FIRE PROTECTION GREAT
BIG FUEL COMPANIES WARN COAL-CARRYING RAILROADS
Gov. Mickey's Condition Unchanged
MANY ARE INJURED IN TENEMENT FIRE
TECHNICALITY ONCE MORE REVERSES COURT ORDER
Felony Charge Reduced
Fire Damages 2300 Bales of Cotton
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AT THE THEATERS
LOS ANGELES HARBOR
FRISCO RETIRES
AVIATION
TRUE SOCIABILITY
HOME'S BEST
The Black Hand in Alaska
BANKING
MARS AND CANALS
DIVORCE EVIL
VALUE OF EXPERIENCE
Public Letter Box
THE HOLY LAND
A Year's Lynching*
Poor Little Love
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
ARTIST PAINTS PICTURE OF FELLOWSHIP LEADER
PLAN TO WATCH OLD YEAR PASS
THOUSAND HOURS A DAY IS GIFT TO EMPLOYES
Orange Grove Trip
HAS EXPECTATIONS OF PASSING CENTURY MARK
"Cow Girl" Dies; Horse Fell on Her
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Mechanicians Busy Assembling Airships for Coming Meet
SUGGESTS FEW MODIFICATIONS
NIGHT ATTACK ON WARSHIP PLANNED
AVIATORS TO TRY TO LOWER 1909 RECORDS
TEACHERS URGE MANY CHANGES
WESTERN RAILROADS HOLD MEETING TO ADJUST RATES
Travel to Fair in Wagon
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
BUSINESS QUIET IN WALL STREET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
♦-•-• Pacific Coast Trade
St. Louis Wool
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON
Metal Market
FINANCIAL
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Chicago Live Stock
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
LOCAL EGGS LOWER ON SLOW DEMAND
Local Lumber Prices
Coffee and Sugar
Cash Flax Goes Higher
CHICAGO GRAIN
PRICES OF FLOUR
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD TO HONOR NEW MEMBERS
Former Chief of Police of Buffalo Di<»»
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BREWERY TACTICS CLOSE TO FINISH
NETHERSOLE IS SEEN IN 'MAGDA'
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER AND TYPHUS DIFFER
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
JAPAN SUFFERING FROM ECONOMIC DEPRESSION
KANSAS ANTI-DRUG STORE LIQUOR LAW TO BE TESTED
SEEKS ARREST TO ANTICIPATE POLICE ACTION
SANTA FE RAILROAD TO DEVELOP FARMING LANDS
FEDERAL INSPECTOR OF MEAT COMMITS SUICIDE
Fined for Flourishing Pistol
WEEK ELAPSES BETWEEN BURIAL OF MAN AND WIFE
PAY HOMAGE TO BLOODED CATS
JAPANESE GIRL ACCUSED OF ASSAULT WITH PISTOL
Production of Crude Oil Short
LESLIE HARRIS BOUND OVER TO SUPERIOR COURT
REFUSE USE OF TEMPLE FOR VAUDEVILLE SHOW
PAROLED PRISONER IS AGAIN IN JAIL
FAREWELL RECEPTION IS GIVEN REV. J.Q.A. HENRY
Early "Freighter" Dies
ATTEMPT TO EXTORT MONEY IS CHARGED
HEBREWS ARE PLEASED AT SUCCESS OF "FREE" LOANS
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
CALIFORNIA OIL ENTERS BANNER YEAR OF HISTORY
JOHNSON MINE WILL RESUME OPERATIONS
New Gusher Near Ethel Dee
Kern Drillers Will Spud
OIL IS STRUCK AT COACHELLA
GOLDFIELD CON. ISSUES REPORT
PAWNEE PROPERTY SHIPS SIXTY TONS HIGH GRADE
Inspect Coalinga Six
MINING QUOTATIONS
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Society
News of the Courts
DISMISSES PANEL OF CONVICTING JURORS
MAN ACCUSED OF FALSE PRETENSES DISCHARGED
YOUTHS-ABSENCE CAUSE OF ATTORNEY'S ANXIETY
CHAPMAN DIVORCE CASE IS CONTINUED TEN DAYS
Says Testator Was Sane
TWO PROBATIONARY SENTENCES IMPOSED
DECLARES CRIMINAL ORDINANCES INVALID
New Incorporations
Music Notes
A NEW WHOLESALE HOUSE FOR LOS ANGELES
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BOXING RACING BASEBALL HUNTING
HEAVYWEIGHTS FURNISH FEATURE EVENT OF BOXING CARD TONIGHT
SAN JOSE TO DRAW STATE LEAGUE BERTH
RUM MARATHON RACE DOWN MOUNTAIN SIDE
TAFTS ARE TOO MUCH INTERESTED IN BALL
REDLANDS LOSES TO ANGELS
SOCCER TO BE TRIED AT UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
TAFT BUYS BALL PARK
Principals in Main Event at McCarey's Boxing Show Tonight
COAST PLAYERS ARE MISTREATED
ENFIELD KEEPS UP CONSISTENT RECORD
NELSON GROWS TIRED OF DELAY
FIGHTS CALLED OFF
RIALTO GOSSIP
STEWARDS SUSPEND RIDER INDEFINITELY
LONGSHOT UPSETS JACKSONVILLE FORM
BRIGHTON BEACH TO GET BACK IN GAME
SUPREMACY OF WEST ADMITTED
BASEBALL RULES TO BE REVISED AT ONCE
PENN WINB CHESS HONORS
DECEMBER TIDE TABLE
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DE ROSIER COMES IN WITH CASH
POWER OF NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING SHOWN BY AUTO MAKERS
Great Italian Stock Car, the Isotta-Fraschini, Built in Italy
MAKES AN AUTO COZY CORNER
Right and Wrong W«y
Fur Scarfs for Autos
MOTORCAR 'DIES;' MAN IS INJURED
Wire Wheel Builders Busy
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, JR., NOW RIDES, MOTORCYCLE
Shortage of Wind Shields
The Very Latest
AUTO LUNCHEONS ARE LATE FAD
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Late News from the Cities and Towns of Southern California
PASADENA
WELL KNOWN DOCTOR DEAD IN PASADENA
PROMINENT PASADENANS ARE QUIETLY MARRIED
PASADENA MASONS HOLD ELECTION OF OFFICERS
DEATH ENDS WORK OF NOTED BIBLE TEACHER
WITHDRAWAL CAUSED BY ACCIDENT TO DECORATOR
WEALTHY YOUNG MAN SHY $9 OF FINE METED OUT TO FAIR SPEEDER
Clearing House Formed
LONG BEACH
IOWA PASTOR IS CALLED TO LONG BEACH CHURCH
DIRECTORATE REFUSEB TO DISCHARGE ITSELF
WOULD ANNEX STRIP TO LONG BEACH TERRITORY
Surveying New Boulevard
LONG BEACH NOTES
SAN PEDRO
EXPECT BIG FREIGHTER AT SAN PEDRO TODAY
Trying to Float Dredger
RABIES NOW CAUSE SCARE AT HOLLYWOOD
REDONDO BEACH IS READY TO CELEBRATE
WINERY MAN GIVEN BIG FINE AND JAIL SENTENCE
SANTA ANA
ORANGE COUNTY MEN MEET AT BANQUET
NEW LAWSUIT PROBABLE OVER SUGAR FACTORY
Would Organize Apiarists
Hold Funeral Services
IRRIGATION DISTRICT IS SUED FOR HALF MILLION
REDLANDS NEWS NOTES
SANTA MONICA
OLD CITY HALL AT BEACH IS BURNED
SANTA MONICA NEWS NOTES
POLO PLAYERS GATHER AT RIVERSIDE GROUNDS
DIAMOND FLAT CITIZENS VOTE FOR A SANITARIUM
Burns May Cause Death
Hotel Owner Buys Garage
Business Brisk at Pomona
SAN BERNARDINO
NEW RAILROAD ORDER MAY START RATE WAR
DIVISION ENGINEER ON SANTA FE IS PROMOTED
THE WEATHER
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FRUIT GROWERS LEAGUE FORMED
INDIANA JUDGE GRANTS DIVORCE FOR FIVE YEARS
GOTHAM SOCIETY DAME GRANTED RENO DIVORCE
Municipal Affairs
FUNDS ARE WASTED SAYS COMMISSIONER
MUNICIPAL BAND WILL GIVE NEW YEAR CONCERT
' 1 Wilmington's Protest Approved
Health Officer Appointed
Typhoid Epidemic in Montreal
UNCLE SAM TIRES OF TAKING LONG CHANCES
PIG IRON INDUSTRY ■fcJSJS*-^ BOOMING IN WINDr-l^ii
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