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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 109, 18 January 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
UNCOUNTED THOUSANDS SEE AVIATORS CLIMB SKYWARD
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
SCHOONER RAMS ON BREAKWATER
STOMACH OF COL SWOPE EXAMINED FOR POISONS
BALLINGER ACCUSED OF JUGGLING PUBLIC FUNDS
DUNS HUSBAND IN IRISH RHYME
ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE OPENS ITS EXHIBITION
LEAK IN 'GAS' TANK SPOILS PAULHAN'S CHANCE; CURTISS LOWERS HIS TEN-LAP RECORD
LABORER IS BURIED IN ROYAL SPLENDOR
LOCKOUT OF 5000 GRANITE CUTTERS BECOMES STRIKE
RECTOR SCORES HIS WEALTHY AUDIENCE
WANT ALLEGED KIDNAPER OF BABY TO PLEAD GUILTY
TO CUM COLO IN OM-: nv
Insurgent Leaders in Congress, Who Are Being Punished by 'Regulars' with Loss of Patronage
PINCHOT AND TAFT ADDRESS CIVIC SOCIETY
COUSIN OF BALLINGER DENIES HE IS FAVORED AT FEDERAL EXPENSE
PIONEER FIREMAN DIES
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Daring Cloud Chasers Play Tag in the Air with Strange Sky Craft in Perfect Control
COUNT IS SUED BY HIS ATTORNEY
SAIL OUT OF DAY INTO MOONLIGHT
KSIHK AXTK ( ONTBBT
DIDN'T LIKE TO BE "IT
Page 3 Advertisements
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AT THE THEATERS
LLOYD-GEORGE
AVIATION AND BOOZE
GRAND SUCCESS
Wayfarer's Predicament
WOMEN'S WORK
BILLBOARDS
BEAUTIFUL SNOW
Public Letter Box
Conservation and Civics
The State Press
Hindu Peril
Visalia Heroine
Farmers and Forestry
Far and Wide
Fall of Washington
Cost of Living
Now They Know
*—*•— Sinecurist Sherman
Poor Pair
Our Wards
Always
AT THE PLAY
CARPENTER PLEADS WITH COURT FOR HIS RELEASE
EXCURSION DATE CHANGED
SUITS INVOLVING $27,500 FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT
COUNTY TO WEIGH COAL
OVERTIME HEARING DELAYED
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
News of the Courts
CHARGES SPOUSE HAD OTHER WIFE
BROKER HARRY BROWN GIVEN SHORT DELAY
YOUTH HELD FOR TRIAL
HELPED HIM BREAK DISHES
GETS DAMAGES FROM RAILWAY
BABCOCK CHANGES ATTORNEYS
ASKS ARREST OF JUDGMENT
SETS WILL CASE
« • «■ CHARGE NOT SUSTAINED
CASE DISMISSED
Municipal Affairs
CITY IS PUZZLED OVER FRANCHISE
COMMITTEE IS RECEIVING MUCH JAIL INFORMATION
BOILER INSPECTOR TO MOVE
TO SUPPORT BILLBOARD FIGHT
CITY TO BUY RAILS
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED
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M. H. FLINT MAY RESIGN OFFICE AS POSTMASTER
BANK'S SUSPENSION SURPRISE TO MANY
SALOONKEEPERS SAID TO FORCE PATRONS TO TREAT
WILL BUILD WOOLEN MILLS
New Drama at Belasco; Road Show at Orpheum
Club News
WHEN TROUBLE IS FOUND
FIRST HALF OF DEBATE ENDED
STATE FORESTER RESIGNS
LAND FRAUD JURY FAILS TO AGREE
FATHER AND BOY CREMATED
BLACK HAND SENDS LETTER
NOVEL HAT STORE OPENS ON 3d ST.
Society
REHEARING GRANTED
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
ZEEHANDELAAR'S "RESTAURANT" OPENLY VIOLATES LIQUOR LAW
EXCHANGE OF PASTORS AUTHORIZED BY BISHOP
U. S. FLEET COALS AT JAPAN
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UNIONISTS GAIN NINETEEN SEATS
WALSH SEES HIS LAST HOPE FADE
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HOLLYWOOD IS READY TO ENTER
THREE BISHOPS MEET WITH METHODIST MINISTERS
NATAL DAY OF GEN. LEE WILL BE COMMEMORATED
Officers, Directors and Members of Hollywood Board of Trade Which Is Boosting Consoldation
DIPLOMAT FROM BRAZIL EXPIRES
BEAR SEES WIFE KILL HER TRIPLETS WHICH WERE FEW DAYS OLD
SAYS ARTIST'S WIFE USED BAD LANGUAGE
FEDERAL IRRIGATION DAM NEAR CODY IS FINISHED
SOUNDS STRANGE
BILLS AGAINST HEINZE VALID
Apiary Inspector Must Wait
HENEY TO RECEIVE GREATER LATITUDE
ETHER FIRE CAUSES PANIC
SIGHTS DISABLED SHIP
ENGINEER SCALDED
FATHER ORDERS SON TO VACATE FARM; IS KILLED
CONVICTED OF SWINDLING
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
THIEF THROWS ACID INTO DENTIST'S FACE
CAMERA CONTEST NEAR CLOSE
MORE OPIUM SEIZED
WILLIAM MORRIS TO BUILD PLAYHOUSE
YOUNG FARMER ACCUSED OF MURDER IN AMBUSH
DARING BURGLAR BAFFLES EFFORTS TO CAPTURE HIM
MASHER WHO ANNOYED YOUNG WOMAN IS FINED
NEARLY $200,000 SPENT ON ROADS IN SIX MONTHS
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA INVENTORS GET PATENTS
DRIVES VICTIMS INTO KITCHEN, STEALS $140
MINING IN OLD MEXICO BETTER THAN HORSE RACING
MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION
NEW YORKERS HONORED
RIO IS ARE CAUSED BY RAISE OF RENT
SAILOR RESCUED BY USE OF CLEVER CONTRIVANCE
RALPH LEAVITT AGREES TO WAIVE EXTRADITION
PLAN HOSPITAL FOR "BLUES"
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
NEAR-CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT WINDS UP ALL-STAR OFFERING TONIGHT
NORVALL WHIPS CLIFFORD
HESTER MAY GET PERMIT THURSDAY FROM COUNTY
RIALTO GOSSIP
WINTER BASEBALL
FAVORITES LOSE IN MUD AT EMERYVILLE
HUNTING AND FISHING
JOCKEY CLUB ALLOTS DATES FOR RACING
JOHNSON SUGGESTS ROOSEVELT REFEREE
RICHARD CONTRACTS FOR HIS FIGHT ARENA
FOUR-CORNERED RACE OF CHAMPS PLANNED
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
POOR OLD BILL SQUIRES IS KNOCKED OUT AGAIN
WASHINGTON TO ROW IN REGATTA
SUNDAY BALL MAY BE PERMITTED IN OHIO
WESTERN GOLF INTERESTS ARE WELL REPRESENTED
WASHINGTON MUST RAISE EXPENSES BY SUBSCRIPTION
NEW SPORTING ANNUAL
NEW ORLEANS MAYOR OPPOSED TO RACING
Page 10 Advertisements
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TIE FIVE TIMES IN THREE RACES
INTERSTATE RETAINS GENERAL 1909 FEATURES
WITH THE AUTOISTS
Reckless Driving
EXHIBIT BAD TIME TO BUY MACHINE
ABOLISH AUTO SMOKE NUISANCE, SAYS LELAND
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
SLUMP FOLLOWS RISE IN STOCKS
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS dF CITRUS FRUITS
FRUIT MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
NEW YORK COTTON
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
WOOL
FINANCIAL
PRODUCE EXCHANGE PROTESTS
COFFEE AND SUGAR
DISCOVER COUNTERFEITING
LOCAL EGGS UP IN QUOTATIONS
GOV. HUGHES RETICENT
FAIL TO END STRIKE
SEA CASTS UP BODY
CHICAGO GRAIN
FOUR DETECTIVES FREED
BUILDING PERMITS
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LABOR BENEFIT FUNDS INCREASE
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
INCORPORATIONS
SAYS PRAYER; DROPS DEAD
MINING QUOTATIONS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
ARTESIA HOME ROBBED
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
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REPRIMAND IS GIVEN OFFICER
THREE DEAD; MANY INJURED BY WRECK
SAYS HE BOUGHT TICKETS UNDER MISREPRESENTATION
THUGS BROUGHT TO BAY BY MOB
STEAM ROLLER IS ON A RUTTY ROAD
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS
RUSSIA REJECTS KNOX'S SCHEME
WOLF CREEK GORGE SOLID AS GRANITE
SUPPLY OF WAIFS SHORT OF DEMAND
PREACHER UPHOLDS GAMBLING; ANOTHER RAPS JACK LONDON
MILLS' WILL DIVIDES HIS LARGE ESTATE EQUALLY
SAYS LOS ANGELES HAS TAKEN LEAD
CHILD VICTIM OF PTOMAINE
GOES TO CHURCH, THEN TAKES LIFE
THE WEATHER
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VALUE SET IS TOO LOW, SAY OWNERS
COUNTY TO IMPROVE LOS FELIZ ROADWAY
BIRTHDAY OF FRANKLIN IS CELEBRATED BY PRINTERS
DR. JORDAN TO SPEAK
PASSION PLAY ROLES ASSIGNED
South Park Residences, Value of Which Is Underestimated
CONFESSES HE BOUND HIMSELF
PERMITS AWAIT FIXING OF POLICY
CRACKSMEN BLOW POSTOFFICE SAFE
CORPORATIONS ESCAPE TAXES
ARMY OFFICER ACCUSED
TO REIMBURSE TREASURER
NON-UNION CLERKS MAY BE BOYCOTTED
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