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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 92, 1 January 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
INCREASE IN WAGES NEW YEAR'S GIFT
WELL KNOWN FINANCIER DIES IN WRECK
NEW AMBASSADOR TAKES UP DUTIES
DISAPPEARS ON HOMEWARD TRIP
FILES PROTEST AGAINST BANK BILL ADJUSTMENT
Fire Does $150,000 Dan-age
PRISON AWAITS BANKER MORSE
FISH DEALERS ACCUSED OF FORMING BIG TRUST
BALLINGER RESTORES FOR SETTLEMENT MUCH LAND
THOUSANDS OF ACRES WITHDRAWN FROM ENTRY
Indictments Dismissed
Farmer Found Dead in Bed
Banker Doomed to Serve 15 Years in Prison at Atlanta
U.S. AVIATOR TO ATTEND FLIGHTS
THREE DEAD IN FLAMES OF TRAIN WRECK
LONE MAN BUILDS RAILROAD SILENTLY
GRAND JURY SCORES SANTA CLARA OFFICIALS
GIRL CLAIMS SHE WAS MISTREATED BY NEGRO
PRETENDED POSTOFFICE INSPECTOR STEALS $300
WOMAN RESCUED FROM CHINESE DEN
FIESOLE MARBLES ARE UNEARTHED BY MONKS
ST. LOB VCARS ffiM WmFORTABLE
CLA/MS SULPHURED FRUIT / NOT INJURIOUS AS FOOD
Bible Class AverageKower
SCORES HURLED INTO ICY RIVER
STEVEDORE STRIKE LIKELY IN NORTHWEST TERRITORY
Elect* Officers for 1910
Working Day Shortened
SENATOR VHO IS ILL/ IN NEW YORK
CHINESE HELP FIND OPIUM SMUGGLERS
DICTUM ON TEXT BOOKS DEFERRED
EDUCATIONAL SOCIETIES TO BE MERGED INTO ONE
Page 2 Advertisements
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TRY IN VAIN TO MEDIATE STRIKE
RAILROADS IN NORTHWEST SUFFER THROUGH FRAUDS
CEMETERY COMPANY SUES TO INVALID* FE ORDINANCE
POLICEMAN, REMOVED FOR DISABILITY, REINSTATED
UNBELIEVER IN MARRIAGE REFUSED NATURALIZATION
Taft Returns to White House
Uncle Sam's Largest Dreadnaught and Her Sponsor at the Launching
POLICE ON TRAIL OF GIRL HEIRESS
INDICTED ON CHARGE OF FORMING FOODSTUFF TRUST
Find Man Was Murdered
HUSBAND SCATTERS ASHES OF DIVORCED WIFE FROM HILLTOP
CANNON MUST CAT WHOLE DEER SOON
WAITER SPILLS HOT SOUP AND VICTIM PUMMELS HIM
Mudge Elected R. I. Head
BARRICADED OFFICER DEFIES HIS ENEMIES
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IS ASSURED OF COMPLETION
RAILWAY EMPLOYES EACH PRESENTED GIFT OF $20
New Trust Formed
PACIFIC FLEET TO BE DIVIDED
ICE CREAM QUESTION FACES COMMISSION
CHINESE CHARGED WITH MULCTING AGED WOMAN
CANADA BUILDING MORE ROADS THAN UNCLE SAM
THEATER IN OAKLAND IS SOLD TO SAN FRANCISCANS
Chile to Adopt Standard Time
ADMIRAL SOON TO GIVE UP COMMAND
THREAT MADE TO BLOW UP SENATE
NEARLY FOUR THOUSAND MILES OF ROAD BUILT
COUNTESSCASSINI TO MAKE PROFESSIONAL DEBUT
BOSTON INVESTORS TOBE GIVEN $41,000,000 RETURNS
AUTHOR TO TAKE LEADING PART IN HIS OWN DRAft.
WOMAN WEDS SAME DAY DIVORCE IS GRANTED HER
ENUMERATORS TO BE GIVEN TESTS
FORBIDDEN TO OPERATE BOATS TO MARE ISLAND
SAYk CHURCH NOT LOSING iVs GRIP ON THE PEOPLE
AT THE THEATERS
AUTOMOBILING
AVIATION WEEK
"HAPPY NEW YEAR"
END OF TYRANNY
OUR PROSPERITY
A Good Year's Gardening
CHANGE FOR BETTER
ALASKA SCANDAL
THE HOLY LAND
The State Press
Something Betier Needed
Suffragettes
A Mean Trick
High Salaried Flyers L 1
Los Angeles Enterprise
Rich Riverside
Boastful Goliath
—I— White Slave Traffic
Modesto Exorci9m
Far and Wide
Andrew's Knuckles Rapped
A Boston Bean
More Insurgentish
Shakes
Pertinent Remark
Raids of Mythology
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
I i Jil*Mo iTY NEWB IN BRIEF
Views of Aeroplanes to Be Seen Aviation Week
MORRIS FARMAN FLIES FROM CHARTRES TO ORLEANS CITY
Aeroplane Falls
Unsafe Bet
MUELLER BUILDS NOVEL AIRCRAFT
HENRY FARMAN WINS PRIZE FOR DURATION
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF SCIENCES ADJOURNS
LOS ANGELES BUILT BY MILES
POSSE SLAYS TWO BANDITS
Judge Will Deny Writ
To Unveil Lew Wallace Statue
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MUZZLING DOGS IS ONLY CURE
CORPORATION MUST MAKE OATH AS TO ITS INCOME
LEADtRS OF BLACK HAND /BELIEVED UNDER ARREST
Ohio Cities Under Federal Plan
Municipal Affairs
CANCELS OBLIGATION OF RAILWAY COMPANY
NEW COUNCIL TO ACT ON TRACT ORDINANCE
ADDITION NECESSARY TO HOUSE CREGIER SYSTEM
DEPUTY ROBERTSON IS FAVORABLE TO ENGSTRUM
WEED ORDINANCE GOES THROUGH WITH A RUSH
NEW COUNCIL TO ACT ON LIQUOR ORDINANCE
Makes Only Two Changes
BUILDING PERMITS
NEW YEAR USHERED IN WITH RED FIRE
CORNERING THE WHITE RACES
Page 6 Advertisements
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
OUTLOOK BRIGHT IN WALL STREET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FINANCIAL NOTES
San Francisco Shipping
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
Foreign Shipping
FINANCIAL
BANK CLEARINGS
How He Shot
HEAVY RAIN AFFECTS TRADE IN MARKET
California Dried Fruits
LOVE AFFAIR NOW FIGURES IN CASE
CRESCENT BAY WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS OPEN HOUSE
NEW YORK COTTON
POMONA PERSONALS
Page 7 Advertisements
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
FLORAL PAGEANT WILL TAKE PLACE
MERRY CROWDS EXTEND HANDS TO YEAR 1910
HARRIS SAYS HE WILL NOT PLEAD GUILTY
CLERK SUCCUMBS TO DEATH IN LAVATORY
NORTHERN ATTORNEY IS HELD PENDING ADVICE
Reception for Lauder
LOCAL SPEAKERS OF NOTE WILL ADDRESS MEETING
HOLLYWOOD WANTED BY GREATER CITY
To Hold Memorial Services
Plans Elaborate Annual Ball
WEATHERMAN FORCED TO SEEK SECLUSION
SANTA BARBARA WOMAN CAUSES SCENE ON TRAIN
FiremeVi Hold Annual Ball
Page 9 Advertisements
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
OIL STOCKS CLOSE YEAR WITH TEN PER CENT GAIN
MINERAL PARK BECOMES ACTIVE
STANDARD WOULD PAY 65 CENTS FOR FLUID
RECENT COCHISE STRIKE ATTRACTS PROSPECTORS
To Tank 4000 Barrels
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
PARKER RAILROAD WORK PROGRESSES
| MINING QUOTATIONS ]
SIERRA MADRE CLUB INVITES MINING AND OIL MEN TO OPENING
Page 10 Advertisements
Page 10 Advertisements Column 1
JONES STALLS FOR MORE COIN
BLUEJACKETS PLAY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
NATIONALS TO PLAY 168-GAME SCHEDULE
YALE PRESIDENT IS FOOTBALL SUPPORTER
To Hold Boxing Tourney
MARRIAGE LICENSES LEAD ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS
RNOTHER RECORD BROKEN AT ELIZABETH TUNNEL
Say Trial Is Fair
NEWS OF DIAMOND
Zelaya Inaccessible
GRIFFITH SUGGESTS NEW BASEBALL RULE
DR. BROUGHER ACCEPTS CALL
BASEBALL RIVALS WILL, MiX AT CHUTES SUNDAY
KOSMOS LINER ARRIVES WITH CARGO OF NITRATES
HUMAN HEAD IN BUCKET TRACED TO SURGEONS
Twenty Are Injured
Many Dancers in Costume
'TANQUERAY' IS ONE LONG MOAN
NO GAME AT CHUTES
Y. M. C. A. Celebrates
CONTRACTS ARE LET FOR NEW ELKS' HOME
Always a Way
Giants Secure Shaw
Club News
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BOXING RACING BASEBALL HUNTING
FLYNN KNOCKS OUT WILLIS IN SIXTH ROUND OF ROUGH BATTLE
BARNEY SAYS NIX ON ARCADIA NOISE
KEENE STRING IS STRONG
RIALTO GOSSIP
JOCKEY SCHILLING AGAIN IN TROUBLE
CINCH BOOKS WILL LOSE TAMPA GRAFT
THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL FOR BASEBALL GAMBLER
BASEBALL WAR WILL NOT COME
MAT ARTISTS NOW ARE TRAINING WELL
OREGON FALLS INTO RUGBY PROCESSION
RIVERSIDE OPENS POLO SEASON WITH CORONADO
FOOL KILLER BADLY NEEDED
COULON MATCHED AGAIN
CHARGE OF SYNDICATE BALL IN SOUTH IS UNTRUE SAY MAGNATES
LARGE CROWDS AT MONCRIEF COURSE
DORANDO IS COMING TO COAST TO RACE
Page 12 Advertisements
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WILL RIDE LIKE MAD TOMORROW AT THE COLISEUM
TO AUTOMOBILE DEALERS AND ACCESSORY MEN OF LOS ANGELES GREETING
Two Daring Motorcycle Riders Will Compete in Ten-Mile Race
Back to San Francisco
More Steams Sales
AS WIDOW, WOMAN FINDS OUT HOW HER NAME IS SPELLED
CHRISTIAN CHURCH HOLDS ITS ANNUAL JUBILEE
FRUIT EXCHANGE IS READY FOR BUSINESS
MOTOR CAR MAKERS IN A HOT LEGAL ROW
Williamson Becomes Deputy
HOLLYWOOD BONDS STRONGLY FAVORED
HOLLYWOOD CHURCHES PLAN IMPROVEMENTS
POMONA ADDITION LOTS HAVING A READY SALE
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News From Neighboring Cities
LONG BEACH
MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL AT OUTS
LONG BEACH MAKES GREAT RECORD FOR PAST YEAR
PACIFIC ELECTRIC COMPANY TO CONSTRUCT LOOP LINE
CAT SLIPS OUT OF SACK; RETURNS TO OLD HOME
BOOTBLACK'S CLOTHING IGNITED BY LIGHTED PIPE
LONG BEACH NOTES
SANATORIUM PLAN NOT TO BE URGED
Charity Ball Arranged For
PASADENA
MORTGAGE BURNED AS OLD YEAR DIES
PASADENA COUNCIL TO CALL BOND VOTE
SANTA FE WISHES TO RETAIN STRIP
Open House at Y. M. C. A.
Pasadena Building for Year
SAN PEDRO
SCHOONER LUCY IS NEARLY SWAMPED
THE WEATHER
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Page 15 Advertisements
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COMPOSES NEW YEAR'S PLEDGE
JUDGE UNABLE TO TELL WHICH IS BETTER CAT
News of the Courts
JUNE BEST MONTH FOR DIVORCE CASES
TWENTY YEAR TERM IS ERNSTING'S FATE
TESTIMONY OF WITNESSES INDICATE RILEY'S SANITY
EDWARDS AT LIBERTY ONLY SIXTEEN HOURS
New Incorporations
FORMER PASTOR MAY FIGHT EXTRADITION
CHINESE SENTENCED TO CHAIN GANG RELEASED
MAN ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF INSANITY IS RELEASED
Divorce Suits Filed
SANTA FE TRAINS TO PASADENA . NEW YEAR'S DAY
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE HELD
PLEA OF PRISONER IS HEARD BY KIND JUDGE
MAN SAID TO HAVE BEEN ASSAULTED IS IMPROVED
Enters Plea of Not Guilty
HELD TO SUPERIOR COURT ON EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
EXPRESS COMPANIES LOSE HALF MILLION BY FLAMES
FORMER TREASURER SUED FOR RETURN OF $90,000
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