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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 96, 5 January 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Ten Persons Killed by Ptomaine Poisoning
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
TAFT TO WAGE MERCILESS WAR ON INSURGENTS
The Liquor Question
HONOR OF CITY AND 'AVIATION WEEK'AT STAKE
DEATH LURKING IN FRUIT CARRIES OFF AN ENTIRE FAMILY
HUNDREDS MOURN DEATH OF BANKER
SERVE SENTENCES FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT
TICKET AGENTS SWINDLE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
BANK TO BE MADE NATIONAL
DEATH IS SENTENCE FOR NEGRO FIENDS
COURT DECIDES IN FAVOR OF SANTA FE RAILROAD
FAKE HOLDUP TALE WAS ONLY REAL ESTATE JOB
AFRICAN HUNTING LOSES CHARM
ACCIDENT PROVES FATAL
SUICIDE ATTEMPT FATAL
WOULD REFORM RAILROAD LAWS
EVANGELIST SUGGESTS EVERY CHURCH SHOULD EMPLOY PRESS AGENT
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL DROPPED
TO SUMMON LOS ANGELES PROSECUTOR TO SEATTLE
FOSTER FATHER'S DEATH SOON FOLLOWS MURDER
BAY CITY'S NEXT MAYOR FAVORS WATER PROJECT
BOILER EXPLODES; ONE KILLED
FOUR BURNED TO DEATH
WIFE OF FORMER BANKER • MORSE CALLS AT PRISON
SANTA FE TO DOUBLE TRACK
HANGED PROTESTING INNOCENCE
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YOUNG CURZON'S DOWNFALL DUE TO HIGHBALLS
SAYS VAUDEVILLE SKETCH DROVE WOMAN TO CRIME
PLANS TO CONTROL IMMENSE DEPOSITS
MORGAN PLANS VAST MERGERS
COLLEGE TEACHERS HAVE TO HUSTLE "SIDE WORK"
WOMAN IN EVENING GOWN SERVES LEGAL DOCUMENT
'FATHER'S LOVE' SEEN AT MASON
MISTRUST PRIVATE BANKS; EARNINGS ARE SENT AWAY
MORE THAN SIX MILLIONS NEEDED FOR SHIP REPAIRS
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AT THE THEATERS
AVIATION WEEK
EDITOR MORGAN
-PROSPERITY AND PROGRESS
PRISON REFORM
HUMAN BEINGS
"Interests" on Guard
MAYOR'S MESSAGE
STATE EXPENSES
FINANCIAL OPERATIONS
Public Letter Box
The Passing of Steam
The State Press
White Slavery
Los Gatos Enterprise
Rameses on Tour
Campbell Has Come
-♦"Magna Pars'
Practical Suggestion
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
PAULHAN AND PARTY SOON WILL REACH LOS ANGELES
POSTMASTER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
OLD PEOPLE'S HOME RUINED
Grandstand in Course of Construction as it Appears at Dominguez Aviation Field
DE LA GRANGE KILLED WHILE MAKING FLIGHT
STUDEBAKERS'GOLDEN WEDDING
YOUTH FALLS INTO BOILING WATER AND MAY DIE
FORMER CLERGYMAN CONVICTED
ATTEMPT TO UNITE AVIATION CLUBS
GRAND STAND APPROVED
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DEAD WASHED AWAY BY FLOOD
CITY'S SKY LINE TO BE CHANGED
BIG BUILDINGS FOR "OLD ELI"
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
RATE ON CALL MONEY EASIER
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAiN
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
COFFEE AND SUGAR
VEGETABLES SCARCE IN LOCAL MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
BUILDING PERMITS
COTTON AND WOOL
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
FRUIT MARKET
BUTTER, EGGS*AND CHEESE
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Victims of Frightful Poisoning Horror, in Which Ten Are Dead and Two Are Dying
NATIONAL FOREST CUT IS ENORMOUS
PROF. WILLIS MOORE WEARIED OF BURDEN
MANY SECTIONS HIT BY STORM
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
WILL HAVE MOVING DAY AT CITY HALL
MOUSE STOPS TRAFFIC, EVADES CROWD, THEN IS ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
COUNCIL CHANGES HOUR
MAYOR'S MESSAGE REPLETE WITH PLANS FOR CITY'S BETTERMENT
INDICATIONS ARE THAT VETO WILL BE SUSTAINED
COUNCIL WILL HAVE HARBOR COMMITTEE
ONLY ONE POLICE SURGEON
RULES GOVERN NEW COUNCIL
CITY OIL INSPECTOR ASKS MANY THINGS OF COUNCIL
SALOONS MUST LEAVE AQUEDUCT
WILL NOT SIGN DEMANDS DURING COUNCIL SESSION
WILL EXPOUND SOCIALISM
COUNCiL CONFIRMS NEW APPOINTMENTS
COUNCIL WILL SELL NO MORE FRANCHISES CHEAP
APPLIES FOR FRANCHISE FOR TELEPHONE SYSTEM
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Society
Music Notes
Club News
MOTHERS CLAIM THERE IS CHILD PROBLEM HERE
FAILS TO RECEIVE GIFTS; TRIES TO TAKE HER LIFE
BURDETTE LEAVES FOR TRIP AROUND WORLD
5000 FROM SAN DIEGO
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AUTO DEALERS EXPECT LARGE 1910 BUSINESS
FIVE BODIES OFFERED IN THE ROYAL TOURIST
TAFT FAVORS RAISING MAINE
RYALL READY TO MEET OLDFIELD
TENDENCY IS TOWARD EXTRA LARGE TIRES
BIG EVENT FOR THE COLISEUM
TIRE MAKING BECOMES EXTENSIVE INDUSTRY
FIRESTONES WERE FIRST
RELIABILITY IS PRIME REQUISITE IN BUILDER
TIRES MAKE GOOD RECORD
BUYS HOWARD'CAR
OCTOGENARIANS DIE IN FLAMES
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
LOCATE LANGFORD AND EXPECT FAVORABLE REPLY DURING TODAY
SAWYER KEEPS UP HIS WINNING STREAK
WAGNER MAY GO TO PIRATES' FIRST BASE
ATTACHED TRUNKS BELONG TO ANOTHER; RELEASED
MAJESTICS ARE LEADING
BABY LEAGUERS ARE SLOW WITH BUSINESS
FRENCHMAN WANTS TO MANAGE KETCHEL ABROAD
NORTHWESTERN MAY INCREASE CIRCUIT
ROLLER IMPRO.ING AND WILL CONTINUE TOUR
RIALTO GOSSIP
TAMPA RACES PROVE BETTER THAN USUAL
JACK PARKER WINS HANDICAP FEATURE
NATIONAL LEAGUE LIST OF RELEASES IS SMALL
MURRAY DEPOSED; DOOIN TO MANAGE PHILLIES
LEES WIN PENNANT
POLY SOCCER LEAGUE CREATES MUCH RIVALRY
WINTER LEAGUE MEETING
READY FoVtRACK WORK
JAPANESE WINS WRESTLING BOUT
ENTRIES AT JUAREZ
STONE AND WIFE ARE STILL IN JAIL
FORMER LABORER IS RAILROAD PRESIDENT
FRISCO BOXING PERMITS TO BE AWARDED MONDAY
ORBICULAR COMES TO LIFE SUDDENLY
NATIONAL COMMISSION TO CHOOSE OFFICIALS
SAINTS TRYING TO MAKE TEAM
1 CHICK WRIGHT ENTERS RANKS OF PROFESSIONALS
TAMMANY TIGER BOWS TO MAYOR
TO ESTABLISH RESCUE STATIONS
News of the Mines and Oil Fields
ARIZONA MINES RETURN RICHES
PYRAMID RIG WORKS TWO SHIFTS DESPITE SANTA PAULA STORM
SANTA FE TEST WELL INTERESTS OIL MEN
WEST BIDE CUT OFF
BAY CITY STRIKES OIL SAND IN WELL ON MIDWAY PROPERTY
EASTERNERS BUY IN NEW COMPANY
SPINKS BRINGS IN WELLS AT COALINGA
MINING QUOTATIONS ]'
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
SANTA MONICA
BODY IDENTIFIED AS MISS CELINE BORDE
COW BEARS TRIPLETS
PASADENA
PASADENA BACKED BY CIVIC PRIDE
FAIRBANKS FIGURES IN SUIT CHARGING FRAUD
SALT LAKE TO HELP PAY COST OF BIG FILL
SCALES TO BE TESTED
YOUTH ON MOTORCYCLE LEADS POLICEMAN.CHASE
ACCIDENT RESULTS SERIOUSLY
BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED
PASA.DENA NEWS JOTTINGS
SANTA ANA
MAY FIGHT PATENT
CARNIVAL OF PRODUCTS
LONG BEACH
PUSH CART MAN IS STRUCK BY TRAIN
LEAGUE'S CANDIDATE FOR ROAD FOREMAN OPPOSED
RECOVERING FROM SNAKE BITE
STOLEN PROPERTY REGAINED
LONG BEACH NOTES
SAN PEDRO
STEAMER DAMAGED IN COLLISION WITH SCHOONER
WILL WALL LYTLE CREEK
SAN BERNARDINO
DESERT SHOOTING ENDS IN RELEASE
'WATCH THEM FLYING' IS THE SLOGAN NOW
THE WEATHER
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OIL DEAL RESULTS IN FRAUD CHARGE
WILL CASE RESUMED
EDWARDS IS HELD
Eastern Drapery Expert Is Secured by Department Store
News of the Courts
BETTING GIVEN AS CAUSE FOR DIVORCE
ROWELL STILL ABSENT
VETERAN REFERS TO CHAFFEE
IMPERIAL VALLEY LAND FRAUD CASES RESUMED
MANY APPEAR IN COURT TO PLEAD TO CHARGES
INCORPORATIONS
FILES INJUNCTION SUIT
CIVIL CASES INCREASE
FRONT OF HOUSE IS SAWED OFF TO MAKE WAY FOR THOROUGHFARE
MESERVE SAYS CHARGES FOR SPRAYING ARE FAIR
KERR WINS SUIT
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