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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 98, 7 January 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
NO INJUNCTION BARS CURTISS FROM FLYING
OMEN BATTLE WITH FIRE; ONE IS DEAD
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
BIG FOUR TELEGRAPHERS TO ARBITRATE DEMANDS
TERRIFIC STORM SCATTERS DEATH OVER VAST AREA
WICKERSHAM IS WITH BALLINGER; PINCHOT HOSTILE
The Liquor Question
INSURGENTS NOT INTIMIDATED BY TAFT, THEY AVER
COTTON EXCHANGE STILL IN UPROAR
BANK ATTACKED; CLERK SHOT
TO LEGITIMATIZE CHILDREN
GIRL TELLS ABOUT HER GAY LIFE WITH PARSON IN CHICAGO
TO MANAGE HAWLEY ROADS
GUILD'S COUSIN ENDS LIFE
COAL FAMINE SERIOUS
FAIL TO ADJUST RAILWAY STRIKE
BANK IN CLEVELAND CLOSES ITS DOORS
ROSE CARNIVAL "BOOSTED"
IS ADJUDGED INSANE
BRINGS CARGO OF RAW SILK
REFUSES TO DISMISS CONTEST
TO VOTE ON CLASS FOR CITY
BANKER SELIGMAN DIES
TWO KILLED BY EXPLOSION
MARIE CARLOTTA WELL
NEW BRIDGE OPENED
Question Misunderstood
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NEED FIRM HAND IN NICARAGUA
a[AKER CANNON SAYS HE BELIEVES IN PARTY FIGHTING DIFFERENCES
OPPOSE SHIP SUBSIDY
TO DISCUSS SUBSIDY
MAN MEETS DEATH BY HEAVY VOLTAGE
DETECTIVE INDICTED
Scenes in Nicaragua; Photographs Taken Inside the Insurgents Lines
ESTRADA WOULD MAKE PLOWS OUT OF SWORDS
WELL IN CAJON PASS LOST IN DEBRIS OF RECENT STORM PATH
STEAMER TOTAL LOSS
JAPANESE SCHOLAR VISITS U. S.
DIG TUNNEL TO LOOT BIG BANK
UNIONS PLAN FEDERATION
FIREMAN DIES OF INJURIES
PAY RECORD PRICE FOR HOGS
LOS ANGELES-PACIFIC VOTES $20,000,000 BONDS
HIGH-GRADER IS ARRESTED AND SENTENCED SAME DAY
SHOWER OF $20 GOLD PIECES CAUSES MANY PEOPLE TO SCRAMBLE
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AT THE THEATERS
,MILITARISM
BIGGEST BOOST
HARRY LAUDER
"DEATH IN THE POT"
Hoots, Toots, Laddie!
FAITH UNFAITHFUL
UNDUE INFLUENCE
Public Letter Box
More Progress
High
How It Began
Laughter
Turbulent Central America
The State Press
Investigation Needed
Silence Not Golden
"Pungle Up"
Militarism
Place for Kings
Far and Wide
Most Lawless Nation ;■
Consolation
Nursing Her Wrath?
-4-Sherman Neglected
It May Come
-+-An Interesting World
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Municipal Affairs
CITY WILL DO CEMENT WORK
OLD COUNCIL MEMBERS LOST IN PRIVATE LIFE
RAISE IN SALARIES FOR AQUEDUCT EMPLOYES
WORKS AND HENDERSON QUIT CITY CLUB OFFICES
COMSTOCK APPOINTED AS UTILITIES ENGINEER
WILL ADVERTISE FOR NEW FIRE HOSE BIDS
SEEKS FIRE COMMISSIONER
REFUSE TO ALLOW CLAIM
COMMISSION RESIGNS
STONES ARRAIGNED FOR SAN GABRIEL MURDER
SELLS BIG TRACT AT LARGE PROFIT
News of the Courts
CLAIMS SPOUSE BURNED PAPERS
MISTREATS HIS WIFE FOR HOLIDAY PLEASURE
WOMAN SAYS CIGARS INJURED HER HUSBAND
FIVE-YEAR SENTENCE
DISMISSES CASE
INCORPORATIONS
SAYS HE ROl BED FIFTEEN HOUSES IN THREE WEEKS
SAYS RILEY WAS LIBERAL
ESTATE VALUED AT $78,000
McMULLEN SENTENCED
SUM TELEPHONE COMPANY
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DROLL WEE HARRY CETS BIG WELCOME
Prominent Newspaper Writer Suddenly Claimed by Death
LOCAL TRAVELERS ENCOUNTER TYPHOON
SUPPORT JUDGE WILBUR
LONG FIGHT WITH ILLNESS IS ENDED
HAILS PEARY*AS DISCOVERER
Venice Merchants Praise Herald
SAYS ARMY POSTMASTER LOANED FEDERAL MONEY
RENDERS DECISION AGAINST LEONARDT
WHOLESALE PRICES OF MEAT INCREASE RAPIDLY
Page 6 Advertisements
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
DISTURBANCE IN MARKET QUIETED
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FRUIT MARKET
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SAN PEDRO SI'IPPING
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
COFFEE AND SUGAR
ST. LOUIS WOOL
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
TRADING IS DULL IN PRODUCE MARKET
BUTTER, EOGS AND CHEESE
METAu MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
LARCENY CHARGE AGAINST BOOTH WOMAN DISMISSED
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'AVIATION WEEK' EVENTS OUTLINED
Curtiss and Bleriot Aeroplanes Which Will Fly at Dominguez Field Next Week
AERO CONVENTION CALLED BY BISHOP
CITIZENS CALLED ON TO DONATE AVIATION FUNDS
FIRST ACCIDENT RECORDED
REQUEST ROAD IMPROVEMENT
BUILDS MOTOR FOR AIRSHIP j^,
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
fLD EPIPHANY SERVICE FOR GREEK CATHOLICS
SETS EXAMINATION
OLDEST RETIRED OFFICER DIES
OFFICERS INSTALLED BY VETERAN ORGANIZATION
ASKS $10,000 DAMAGES
MUSIC PROFESSOR DIES
Scenes in Rainbow Canyon, Where Salt Lake Passengers Were Delayed Six Days by Storm
PASSENGERS RESCUED AFTER SIX DAYS' MENACE BY ICE AND FLOOD
BURGLAR DISPOSES OF PRIVATE STOCK WHISKY BEFORE LOOTING HOUSE
ENGLAND URGES NEUTRAL RAILROAD IN MANCHURIA
DISCOUNT RATE REDUCED
HOLLYWOOD MAKES ELECTION RECORD
GREEK CITIZENS WILL CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS
FOUNDER OF D. OF R. DIES
IMPROVEMENT CLUBS DISCUSS CONDITIONS
HEAR SCIENTIFIC LECTURES
DR. COOK EXPELLED
RAILWAY TO HUDSON BAY
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Society
MOTHER TO CLASP BABY AFTER 3 YEARS' ABSENCE
WELL KNOWN MERCHANT DIES
HARRY LAUDER DELIGHTS SCOTS
BELATED CHRISTMAS PLEASES CHILDREN
REAL ESTATE CONTEST ENDS
AUTO SPEEDER SENT TO JAIL
RUSSIA FRIENDLY TO NEUTRALIZING ROAD
FIELD IS READY FOR TOURNAMENT SPORTS
TO SELL THAW'S EFFECTS
WILL SEEK SOUTH POLE
Science
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BIG RACE WAITS ON COL. FENNER
MANUFACTURERS OF TIRES LAUD LOS ANGELES HERALD
GIFT OF SHOTGUN MADE TO HILL CLIMB WINNER
Working Costume of America's Greatest Amateur Auto Driver
AUTO INDUSTRY SOON TO LEAD ALL OTHERS
OLDFIELD'S FAME WON IN AMERICAN=MADE MACHINE
MOTORCYCLE RACES WILL ECLIPSE ALL
LIVINGSTONE DECLARES FOR GOODYEARS
AUTOMOBILE AGENT IS RECALLED TO CHICAGO
AUTO DEALERS TO GIVE SHOW
DISPLAYS AUTO TROPHY
BARNEY OLDFIELD SENDS APPROVAL OF AIR GAUGE
CURTISS MAY ACT AS RACE STARTER
NtWERF GETS BUICK "40"
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
WOLGAST MUST TURN TABLES ON MEMSIC IN THEIR BOUT TONIGHT
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES TRAINING AT U. S. C.
KARP DEFEATS ANDERSON
RIALTO GOSSIP
ALL STARS IMPROVE LINEUP FOR SUNDAY
HOTEL GREEN BASEBALL TEAM BEATS WESTMINSTERS
MANCHESTER TRADERS ARE TAKEN INTO CITY LEAGUE
M'FARLAND TO CAMP ON TRAIL OF WELSH
ST. JOSEPf-f RAISES MONEY TO FINANCE LEAGUE TEAM
TIDE TABLE
PLAN WRESTLING AND BOXING TOUNAMENT
MONROVIA QUINTET TO MEET ALHAMBRA FIVE
LOS ANGELES HIGH BEATS HARVARDS AT BASKETBALL
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
NELSON AND KETCHEL TO MAKE WORLD-WIDE TOUR
PREJUICIO TAKES UP WEIGHT AND ROMPS
RICKARD WANTS TO ARGUE POINT
TOM JENKINS DEFEATED
ARTESIA WANTS GAME
TWO PERSONS ARE HURT IN RUNAWAY
POMONA NOTES
PLAN NEW CHURCH ifl
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
COALINGA SUMP HOLES ARE DRY
I.UE BELL OFFICIAL BUYS NEW ISSUE MINE
NORTHERN COMPANY WILL ENTER WARTHAM CANYON
CALIFORNIA M'DWAY OIL WELL ENCOUNTERS GAS
BIG SESPE WELL RUNS OVER WITH OIL FROM THIRD SAND STRATUM
MINE OWNERS EXPECT BIG YEAR IN MOHAVE
WELL OF SHALLOW DEPTH_ DbCIDtS LAND UISPUIE
—^—■» « » Warrior in New Ore
RAY ORE THICKENS
TAFT TO HAVE NEWSPAPER
WILL RESUME OLD DIVIDEND
OIL MAPS IN DEMAND
MIDWAY CRUDE WELL INCREASES FLOW TO 2500 BARRELS DAILY
ASKS LOCAL MEN FOR COMMITTEES
ASSOCIATED PIPE LINE MATERIAL ON GROUND
Decide to Erect Mill
RAY.ARIZONA TO MAKE PAYMENT
Ships $4000 Gold Brick
MINING QLOTATIONS
MEN DOOMED TO HANG BREAK OUT OF PRISON
DEMOCRATS GO TO CONVENTION
COUNTY PRISONERS HAVE NEW UNIFORM
TO REFORM LABOR UNIONS HAVING WOMEN MEMBERS
SUPREME COURT DIRECTS NEW TRIAL IN MINE CASE
POLICE AR.<rST FIVE MEN ON CHARGE OF GAMBLING
TO LICENSE SALOONS MONTHLY
Page 13 Advertisements
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
EXPLOSION OCCURS TRADE BUILDING
MAYOR EARLEY FAVORS BUYING WATER PLANTS
ANIMAL OFFICER RESIGNS
ACCUSED OF BURGLARY
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
LONG BEACH
BEGIN WORK ON BIG SHIP AT LONG BEACH
ALAMITOS LIBRARY SITE DONATED TO LONG BEACH
ELECT CHURCH TRUSTEES
WANT HELP ON ROADS
LONG BEACH NOTES T AVn ril' « J 'TIT "In »> i? n*Vi « T>r>
ADOLPHUS BUSCH IN PASADENA
RIVERSIDE
GIRLS SEE BURGLAR BUT FAIL TO SCREAM
i BANQUET AT RIVERSIDE TONIGHT
FIRE THREATENS PERRIS
SCHOOL TEAMS TO MEET
SANTA ANA
HEAVY DAMAGE REPORTED FROM SANTA ANA CANYON
TWO OLD RESIDENTS DEAD
PLaNNING FALL EXPOSITION
SAN BERNARDINO
COUNCILMEN INSIST ON SELECTING HALL SITE
SAN BERNARDINO'WANTS • MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT
SAN PEDRO
SAN PEDRO HARBOR HAS RECORD MONTH
SIX MONTHS IN JAIL FOR BLIND PIG KEEPER
THE WEATHER
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WOOL GROWERS IN CONVENTION
SENATOR PERKINS SAID TO BE SUFFERING PAIN
STRUCK BY CAR, KILLED
HARVEST OF DEATH LAID TO PTOMAINE
FREIGHT TRAIN DERAILED
TEACHER'S DEATH SAID TO HAVE BEEN ACCIDENT
"BLACK HAND" KILLS MERCHANT
ILL HEALTH CAUSES SUICIDE
VENICE MERCHANTS TO HONOR HALLEY'S COMET
REDLANDS NEWS NOTES
INSTALL YEOMAN OFFICERS
ATTEMPTS SEIZURE IN HOUSE OF AMBASSADOR
HELD ON BOGUS CHECK CHAR J*j
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