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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 106, 15 January 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
BATTLE TO DEATH ON IN BRITAIN
FIVE DEAD, ONE FATALLY INJURED IN SHACK FIRE
Summary of the Day's News
KNABENSHUE AND BEACHEY IN SKY RACE THRILL SPECTATORS AT AVIATION CAMP
GRAFT CHARGED FIVE ARRESTED
WOULD IMPORT MANY CHINESE
FARMER USES CLOCK TO FEED AND WATER STOCK AUTOMATICALLY
PAULHAN FLIES AS HUGE SEABIRD OVER SAN PEDRO HARBOR
EFFORTS MADE 10 CHANGE INAUGURAL
MULE STABLE FIRE ENDANGERS MINERS
FINANCIAL TROUBLES OF WALSH NEARLY SETTLED
DENVER PAPERS TIED UP BY LABOR STRIKE
110 MINISTERS ACCEPT INVITATION TO ATTEND THEATER AT ST. LOUIS
SAYS FAMOUS ARTIST KNOCKED DOWN WIFE
CHINA PLANS REFORMS
MUCH OPIUM SEIZED
HOOKWORM ATTACKS SAMOANS
'DOVE OF PEACE' FAILS TO PERCH ON REPUBLICANS
WILL NOT SPONSOR MEASURE BY TAFT
WHITELAW REID TOO LATE TO ATTEND MILLS' FUNERAL
FOR MEMORIAL CHAPEL
BALLINGER MAY RETAIN LAWYER
FOREST FIRES CAUSE LOSS OF $1,000,000 IN ONE YEAR
GETS $50,000 DAMAGES
STUDENTS QUIT COLLEGE
PROMINENT WOMAN DIES
PENNIES ARE EXPENSIVE
Page 2 Advertisements
Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
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BLIZZARDS AND ICE GORGES DO HEAVY DAMAGE
MAY CHANGE U. S. COALING STATIONS INTO OIL ONES
Millionaire and Prosecutor After 'White Slave' Dealers
JOHN D. JR. WAGES VIGOROUS CRUSADE
CLAIMS HERMANN IGNORED PROTESTS AGAINST RESERVE
COAST STEAMERS TAKE REFUGE FROM STORMS
KING MANUEL TO WED
Salt Lake Service Krsunird
SAN FRANCISCO TO BUY HETCH HETCHY
MILLIONAIRE MEXICAN IS OPPOSED TO DIAZ'REGIME
PREACHER DESERTS FAMILY
OBJECT TO PUBLICITY
FRESHMAN 69 YEARS OLD
SAILORS MUTINY; ONE KILLED
ROBBERS SECURE $1100
AWAIT OUTCOME OF POST MORTEM
SAYS PIGS MAKE BEST PLAYMATES FOR BABIES
TO IRRIGATE LARGE TRACT
BANK CLEARINGS
SHOOTS MAN HIRED TO PROTECT HOUSE
JAPANESE GIVE NOTICE OF OPENING OF PORT ARTHUR
JUDGE ASKS PARDON FOR MEN HE GAVE LIFE TERM
WARRINER IMPRISONED
RUBBER PLANT BURNS
CHICAGO HONORS WIFE OF NEW MINISTER TO CHINA
WANTED FOR BIGAMY
LANDSLIDE RUINS HOME
LOVE FOR JAPANESE CHANGES TO DREAD
AGED JURIST DIES
Page 3 Advertisements
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
AT THE THEATERS
SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT
PINCHOT'S MESSAGE
AVIATION DISCOURTESY
The Proud Prodigal
TAFT TRIMS
PROSPERITY
Public Letter Box
DISAPPOINTED
The Statue of Lee
The State Press
Rapid Trantit
Cost of Living
Pull Together
—fr-Monstrous Duties
Railway Charges
Drought Ahead
Jay
Zelayan Praises
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
REFUSES RELEASE
News of the Courts
INCLUDE JUNK IN BIG ESTATE
DECIDES NEITHER SIDE IS ENTITLED TO DAMAGES
MORE SUITS FILED BY NEW ERA STOCKHOLDERS
HUSBAND DESERTED WIFE TO GO AND LIVE ALONE
UNABLE TO FURNISH BAIL MAN GOES BACK TO JAIL
BROTHERS ARE SEEKING DIVORCES FROM TWINS
ARREST RESULTS IN LOSS OF POSITION
OBSERVE PROBATION OR GO TO JAIL, SAYS COURT
DEFENDANT INDIFFERENT ON TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE
NEW INCORPORATIONS
SPANISH ARMY PLOT BROKEN
"DAVID GARRICK" WELL RECEIVED AT Y. M. C. A.
INJURIES PROVE FATAL TO RAILWAY LABORER
| ENORMOUS DAMAGE REPORTED DONE BY FREEZE AND SNOW
SUGAR OFFICIAL AMONG INDICTED
BUILDING PERMITS
POLYTECHNIC SENIORS PRESENT "MOTHER GOOSE"
ON TRIAL FOR ASSAULT
DE ORO WANTS MATCH
Page 5 Advertisements
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
50.000 PERSONS WATCH AERIAL RACES AT AVIATION PARK
SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT IS MADE IN BIG BALLOON
SANTA MONICA SCHOOL CHILDREN ATTEND MEET
Friday's Aviation Records
P. E. MAKES NEW TRAFFIC RECORD
INSANE OVER AERONAUTICS
FIVE-YEAR-OLD USES TRICYCLE TO CONVEY HIM TO AVIATION CAMP
TIDE TABLE
GREAT THRONG VIEWS PLIGHTS OF AVIATORS
METAL MARKET
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
COTTON AND WOOL
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
WEATHER MAY DETER PILOTS
Salt Lake Service Resumed
FRENCHMAN FLIES OVER FORT SITE
HIGH SCHOOLS HOLD ANNUAL MEET MARCH 26
FIGHTING SCRIBE MATCHED
SANTA MONICA VS_ WHITTIER
Page 6 Advertisements
Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
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CO-OPERATION OF PARENTS NEEDED
Mother Who Makes Tender Appeal in Behalf of Children
CHILD LIFE IN THE SCHOOL
IMPORTANT MEETING FOR OLIVE ST. SCHOOL
FUTURE MEETINGS
TO INVEST IN PHILIPPINES
The Theaters
ELECTED U. P. DIRECTOR
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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
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Page 7 Advertisements Column 3
Page 7 Advertisements Column 4
President Tries to Bolster Ballinger Policy
TAFT'S MESSAGE DISAPPOINTMENT TO REPUBLICANS
DOES NOT BLAME TRUSTS FOR HIGH LIVING COST
MISS MAE WOOD RELEASED
< liuncr In Rnuthern J'aoldc Time
Page 8 Advertisements
Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
U. S. C OFFERS NEW TEACHERS' COURSE
GUILTY OF BATTERY
DOWNWARD TENDENCY OF STOCKS CONTINUES
ESTRADA'S ARMY READY FOR WAR
MINISTERS END WEEK WITH QUIET SESSION
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGE OF BATTERY
PREFERS LOS ANGELES TO SOUTH OF FRANCE
COTTON MARKET SCENE OF PANIC
RIVAL CITIES TO CONFER CN EXPOSITION RIGHTS
"COL. BOB"JOHNSON HELD ON SWINDLING CHARGE
SENT TO JAIL
BANKERS WORKING FOR CONSOLIDATION
BROADENING OF WORK PLANNED BY Y. M. C. A.
YOUTHFUL HIGHWAYMAN SHOOTS ANOTHER BOY AND THEN DISAPPEARS
PRISONER WALKS OUT OF COURT ROOM, REARRESTED
WOMEN GIVEN CHARGE OF SOCIETY'S OUTING
LEAVITT'S CHARGES ARE BEING PROBED
DAYLIGHT BURGLARS PLY PROFESSION UNMOLESTED
INSPECT NEW SITE
MEDICAL COMPANY SUED
Page 9 Advertisements
Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
M'CAREY GOES AfTER NELSON WITH $2000 INCREASE IN BID
WINTER BASEBALL
HESTER TURNED DOWN COLD BY POLICE BOARD
LONG SHOTS WIN IN MUD AT EMERYVILLE
Change in Southern PtM-lllr I iin
TARGET EXPERTS MEET IN MATCH
BOWLING
RIALTO GOSSIP
FORM REVERSALS AT JUAREZ ARE FEATURE
WESTERN GOLFERS IN RECEPTIVE ATTITUDE
OX/ INTERCLASS MEET SET FOR NEXT FRIDAY
DISCIPLINE INELIGIBLE PLAYER !
KETCHEL'S FRIENDS SCARED
GOLFERS EXPECT WAR OF RIVALS
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS
LONG BEACH CHAMPIONS OPEN SEASON AT HOME
Page 10 Advertisements
Page 10 Advertisements Column 1
ADVERTISERS TO HOLD BUSINESS
WARNER ELECTRIC TIMER INTERESTING.FEATURE
SPEED OF BUICK CAR HOLDS MAN'S HAT SAFE
FAIR DEALING IS MAGNET FOR TRADE
FORD OUTPUT INVOLVES $5,000,000 FOR PARTS
BUICK TROPHY ATTRACTIVE
TAILORS COMPLAIN OF CRAZE
FIRST FOUR CYLINDER LOCO IS STILL USED
LEFT-HAND DRIVE IS PLEASING TO OWNERS
DEMONSTRATES ENGINE BY USING GLASS HOOD
MANY LAWS CONFUSE
PLAN USE OF TRUCKS
STRANG USES MICHELIN TIRES TO BREAK RECORD
LAST OF THE POISON VICTIMS IS IMPROVING
TRACT PURCHASED FOR NEW SUPPLY HOUSE FOR EDISONS
REDLANDS NEWS NOTES
PIONEER WOMAN DIES
BUTTERMILK CHURNED WITH HICKORY DASHERTHIS WOMAN WANTS
Page 11 Advertisements
Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
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Page 11 Advertisements Column 3
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
LIQUIDATION IN STOCKS ACTIVE
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW
COFFEE AND SUGAR
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
DUN'S REVIEW
NEW YORK COTTON
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
EGG QUOTATIONS DOWN TWO CENTS
FRUIT MARKET
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
CHICAGO GRAIN
Page 12 Advertisements
Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
News of the Mines and Oil Fields
COCHISE CAMPS GET NEW MINES
OLD MIDWAY CRUDE WELL EXCEEDS 800 BARRELS AS GUSHER
STANDARD GETS UNITED OUTPUT
STEAM SUBDUES GAS EIRE ON THE UNITY
SMALL OIL COMPANIES MAY EMBRACE MERGER
BUY OIL INTERESTS
SIERRA MAORE CLUB WILL ELECT OIL MEN . AT ANNUAL MEETING
STRIKE AT SANTAjfkMARIA
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
ASSOCIATED LETS AGENCY OIL STAND
ORCUTT AND HYDE REACH AGREEMENT
ASK FOR FRANCHISE TO BUILD COALINGA ROAD
NEW YORK COALINGA WILL DRILL NEW WELL
BUNKER HILL OIL PROPERTY IS SOLD
MINING CITATIONS
SALT LAKE MINES
Page 13 Advertisements
Page 13 Advertisements Column 1
Page 13 Advertisements Column 2
Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
TO TALK OE OWENS RIVER UNDERTAKING
FUDGE IS SCIENTIFICALLY MADE AT HIGH SCHOOL
WOMAN DIES WHEN SHE TRIES TO CALL PHYSICIAN
PASADENA DEVELOPS MANY HONEST PERSONS OF LATE
SCHOOL CHILDREN FLOCK TO WITNESS KEATS OF AVIATORS
SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT
JOSIAH PLATT INJURED
CROWN CITY NEWS NOTES
STEALS AFTER GAINING FAMILY'S CONFIDENCE
RIGHTS OF WAY SECURED FOR ROAD TO UPLAND
POMONA COUNCIL ELECTS
BANK INCREASES CAPITAL
RUTHERFORD BUYS RANCH
Gb&afft in Southern I'uHhY Time
SANTA ANA
OVERACKER IS HELD FOR WINN MURDER
DRIVERS TO BE TAUGHT HOW TO TURN CORNERS
SANTA ANA NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO
DARING THIEVES LOOT BIG HARDWARE STORE
CONTRACTOR BADLY INJURED
BUYS THOUSAND ACRES
BIRTHS EXCEED DEATHS
LONG BEACH
APPOINTMENT OF POLICE CHIEF STARTS CONTEST
POLICE TO INVESTIGATE ABANDONED GIRL'S CASE
LONG BEACH NOTES
OCEAN PARK
TWO TRUSTEES APPOINTED FOR OCEAN PARK SCHOOLS
LOST AND FOUND
RIVERSIDE
BAPTISTS TO MEET IN LOS ANGELES
RIVERSIDE CHAMBER ANNUAL
AUTO CLUB TO MARK ROADS
THE WEATHER
Page 14 Advertisements
Page 14 Advertisements Column 1
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Page 14 Advertisements Column 3
Page 14 Advertisements Column 4
Page 15 Advertisements
Page 15 Advertisements Column 1
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Page 15 Advertisements Column 7
CHINESE ADOPT NEW METHODS
""INDORSES "PASSION PLAY""
TWO FOREIGN BISHOPS ARRIVE
SENTENCED TO PRISON
Salt T-ake Hcrvice Krminiml
San Pedro Shipping News
MRS. MILLER DEFIES SHERIFF
TWENTY MILLIONS TO BE DIVIDED
GIRL SEEKS TO ASSUME AtL RESPONSIBILITY
Page 16 Advertisements
Page 16 Advertisements Column 1
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