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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 123, 1 February 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
OVER 100 MEN MEET DEATH IN MINE EXPLOSION
MINERS' CONFERENCE FOR WAGE INCREASE DELAYED
REPORT FATAL UPRISING
INDEX OF HERALDS NEWS TODAY
SENATORS FAIL IN EFFORTS TO CONFUSE GLAVIS
Principals in Appeal Case of Alleged Slayers of Carmack
PARISIANS FACE DIFFICULT TASK
KILLS CHILD, THEN HIMSELF
COOPER APPEAL COMES UP TODAY
COSTS $850 A YEAR TO LIVE
SENTENCED TO PRISON
TAFT'S BROTHER HAS A RELAPSE
OFFICERS OF LAW SAID TO BE BLIND TO DUTIES
KILLED BY AVALANCHE OF COAL ON RIVER PIER
CHEMISTS TRACE STRYCHNINE IN BODY OF SWOPE
WILL OPEN SEALED MINE AT CHERRY, ILL,. TODAY
DEFENSE OF HERMANN OPENED IN PORTLAND
"EDUCATION" OF PLANTS IS HELP TO PRODUCTIVENESS
BROTHER WILLS LAND OF WHICH NO TRACE FOUND
CARTER BOOSTS POSTAL SAVINGS BANK MEASURE
SENATOR SUPPORTS POSTAL BANK BILL
FINED FOR CONTEMPT
FORM COMMERCIAL CLUB
APPOINTS REGISTRAR
RIVER AND HAROR BILL IS IN FAVOR
TRY TO LYNCH NEGRO
DENOUNCES GROUNDHOG
STAGE PASSENGERS INJURED
SAFE REPORTED ROBBED
NATURALIST SUCCEEDS IN PRESERVING COLLECTIONS
TRIALS POSTPONED
CLAIM MORE THAN HALF OF IMPORTS PAY NO TAX
THOUSANDS GIVEN TO CHARITY.
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ARIZONA LINES MERGED BY S. P.
SEND MILLIONS TO EUROPE
CHARGE HE ROBBED BANKER
POLICE INSPECTOR SENTENCED
Statue of Slain Statesman Is Partly Paid for by Children
IMMIGRANT LIFE IS IMPROVING
TAFT AND LEADERS FAVOR FULL INQUIRY
TO UNVEIL MONUMENT IN GOEBEL'S MEMORY
STATE "DAUGHTERS" COME TO LOS ANGELES
HELD FLAG TO LAST
HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN
SENTENCED FOR ARSON
SEEKING LOST STEAMSHIP
WEAVERS' STRIKE ENDED j
ACCUSED OF MURDER
ZELAYA SCORES UNITED STATES
BOYCOTT ON MUSTACHE ; STARTED CV WOMEN AT CHICAGO UNIVERSITY
NEVADA LAWSUIT REOPENED
PAULHAN TO FLY TODAY
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AT THE THEATERS
RATES GOUGE
PARCELS POST
CENSUS PATERNALISM
PEERS
IMPARTIAL JUSTICE
Will It Come to This?
SAN DIEGO
AQUEDUCT POWER
Public Letter Box
Wonders of Arizona
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THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
GROWING FRUIT TREES ' ' STOLEN FROM ORCHARD
Municipal Affairs
DRAFT IS HEAVY ON GENERAL FUND
HEALTH BOARD SEEKS CONTROL OF NURSES
REAPPOINT DR. POWERS CITY HEALTH OFFICER
PUBLIC WELFARE COMMITTEE DISCUSSES LIQUOR QUESTION
HOLLYWOOD ANNEXATION ELECTION VOTE CANVASSED
ADVISES AGAINST ATTIC OFFICES IN CITY HALL
BOARD OF HEALTH WILL JOIN. LOAN SHARK FIGHT
NEW COUNCIL TO CORRECT MISTAKES OF FORMER ONE
"GUS" SMITH GIVEN NEW CHANCE FOR PROMOTION
FOUR LIQUOR LICENSES HANGING IN BALANCE
AUCTIONEER'S PERMIT COST HIM TEN DOLLARS
MORE POLICE NEEDED
COMMISSION FAILS TO NAME NEW CHIEF
CANADIAN CLUBMEN TO ENTER SEWING CONTEST
NEW PRICE SCHEDULE ADOPTED BY LAUNDRIES
WIDOW BURNED TO DEATH
TRIDUUM IN HONOR OF GOOD SHEPHERD FOUNDER
CANNOT HOLD VAGRANTS FOR POSTOFFICE CRIME
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Society
■» . ♦ — Sold!
m . m The Brand
"Making a Mayor" Scene in Broadhurst Play "The Man of the Hour," Now on at Belasco
W. H. CRANE IS DELIGHTfUL IN "FATHER AND THE BOYS"
SECOND MARRIAGE IS DEFENSE FOR NEGLECT
LOS ANGELES HIGH WINS DEBATE OVER HOLLYWOOD
ENGINE MAKES BIG HAUL
EBELL CLUB TO BUILD
MEETING IS POSTPONED
Club News
REQUEST FOR POOLROOM LICENSE IS PROTESTED
STEAL BIG AUTO WHILE OWNER ATTENDS THEATER
BURGLARY ON EAST SIDE
FOUR PATROLMEN APPOINTED
POLICE DOG. FATHER OF THIRTEEN, GETS TOO GAY
HELD TO TESTIFY AGAINST SPOUSE
MARRIED "WIDOW" CQSTS • ARDENT WIDOWER $20,000
JUST ABOUT SOME
ASSOCIATED PRESS EXTENDS BUSINESS
TIDE TABLE
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
GOLD INCREASES IN CALIFORNIA
STOCKHOLDERS MEET
UNION RETURNS LARGE PROFITS
NEW LEASE GRANTED ON ATLANTA GROUP
GOLDEN JACK RABBIT MILLS THIRTY TONS
COMPANIES PAY DIVIDENDS
•IT■»"»»«M"* •V" – l.l__L*U_« AMERICAN PETROLEUM" STAKES OUT NINETYSIX PROSPECT WELLS
MINING QUOTATIONS tmmmmmamaaatammm»«„__^p__________",-».—_—__■_■
,' i * . a • OIL SALES
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
WISE STORK BREAKS THE HOODOO; FOURTEEN NOW
HAMILTON ENTERS SAND
*~- •*. ROYAL HEIR EXPECTED
21 HURT IN EXPLOSION
MEAT IS KEPT FOR YEARS IN STORAGE
PLEAD FOR JAPANESE
GYPSY "KING" BURIED
BUILDING PERMITS
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News of the Courts
GIRL'S BETRAYER GIVEN A CHANCE
DANFORD LOSES HIS FIGHT FOR RELIEF
PLEA OF SWEETHEART PROVES OF NO AVAIL
WILL FIGHT EXTRADITION
DIVORCE GRANTED
STEPMOTHER SUED FOR PORTION OF BIG ESTATE
CHARGES TRUST EXISTS IN PLUMBING SUPPLIES
WITNESSES IN' WINNIPEG DIVORCE CASE ARE HERE
RICHARDSON PLEADS GUILTY TO BURGLARY
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM
POSTPONES PLEADING DAYS
SUIT FOR MILLIONS POSTPONED
FINE OF CHINESE STANDS
WILL EXAMINE TRIAL JURORS
REJECT BIDS ON 'POLY' ADDITION
ARRANGE LECTURES FOR CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
CITE BAND LEADER FOR GIVING FREE CONCERTS
BOY RECEIVES SENTENCE
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
NAT GOODWIN OWNS A WELCH
DETECTIVES DOUBT REPORTED HOLDUPS
SUNDAY AVIATION MEET CONDEMNED BY MINISTERS
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR UNION WILL CONVENE
DEDICATES PATENT TO GOOD OF PUBLIC
CONBOY ON TRIAL
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
RECLAMATION PROJECT'S BENEFITS ARE EXTENDED
RED CROSS IS RECEIVING DONATIONS FOR SUFFERERS
MAY MAKE ARRESTS FOR TRUNK STEALING
SCHIFF ADVISES HEBREWS
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
PULMAN COMPANY WINS KANSAS CASE
LUNATIC ON RAMPAGE
INGLEWOOD CITIZEN IS KILLED BY CAR
IMPORTANT CASE SET
GRAND JURORS SENT ON TRAIL OF GREAT EVIL
PLAYLETS AT Y. M. C. A. GIVEN HEARTY APPLAUSE
SAILOR IS INVENTOR OF NOVEL AIRSHIP
INTENDS TO PLY TO PHILADELPHIA
SANTA FE SIGNAL SYSTEM IMPROVED
McCOMAS RESUMES DUTIES
WOMAN IS LEFT TO DIE WITHOUT AID OF DOCTOR
WILL OPEN SCHOOL FOR FOREIGN BORN ADULTS
YOUNG BRAVADOES CAUGHT
FINED FOR DUEL CHALLENGE
WOMAN ROUTS THUG BY DISPLAY OF BRAVERY
THOMAS BYRNES ILL
HIGH SCHOOL BRANCHES OFFERED AT EVENING SCHOOU
THUGS STEAL $13,000; ESCAPE
WINS DAMAGE SUIT
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Moline Photographed While Speeding on the Great Coliseum Saucer Track
WORK ON AUTO TRACK RUSHED
CYLINDER WASH RECOMMENDED
MOTOR RACES POSTPONED
DIAMOND TIRES BOOSTED
LIKES MOUNTAIN TREAD
DISCUSSES STEAM AS MOTIVE POWER FOR AUTOMOBILES
CAMERA RECORDS REMARKABLE DRIVE
Putting in the Stakes Around Proposed Course Which Will Form a Circle in World's Greatest Motordrome
INVESTIGATE ENGINE KNOCKS
FROM LIGHT TO DARK
BEGAN AWAY DOWN
First Machine on Motordrome Circle Now Under Construction at Playa del Rey
PICKENS AND OLDFIELD CAUSE STIR IN GOTHAM
DOG OWNS REAL ESTATE VALUE OF WHICH IS $5000
a • a Seasonable Tips
LAYS RACE SUICIDE TO HIGH COST OF LIVING
HURLS HIS SHOES AT A "CAT," FINDS BABY
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GOTHAM DEALERS TO FORM ASSOCIATION
SHACKLETON MAY USE MAXWELL AUTO ON TRIP
PERUVIAN MERCHANT IS VICTIM OF BUNCO MEN
Designer and Constructor of Greatest Auto Racing Track
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
TALKS OF ADVENTURE MARK COURT CONTEST
DIAMOND MAGNATES DEPART ON JAUNT
BRIDE-EYECT BALKS AT CHURCH POMP
HARVARD PSYCHOLOGIST SAYS MEDIUM IS FRAUD
PENNSYLVANIA MONK AMAZES PROFESSOR
BITES OYSTER. GETS MOUTHFUL OF PEARLS
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
NELSON INSISTS THAT WOLGAST POST $5000 SIDE BET AS AGREED
TRACK SQUADS TO COMPETE AT U. S. C.
WOMAN WALKER A STAR
COLLEGE MANAGERS MEET
GRAND AMERICAN IN JUNE
RIALTO GOSSIP
WINTER BASEBALL
STINGY SAM IS PLACED IN JAIL
BASKETBALL BOOMING
SAINTS ARE IMPROVING
SOCCER PLAYER INJURED
JOHNSON AGREES TO TAKE ON LANGFORD AFTER JEFF
GREAT CLASS IN SUBURBAN
ISSUE ENTRY BLANKS FOR WRESTLING BOUTS
BEDWELL SHIPS TO OAKLAND |
ST. YVES WORKS FOR BIG RACE
TOO MUCH HOP IS J. CORBETT'S ALIBI
MADMAN DISPLAYS HIGH CLASS FORM
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET WEAK; PRICES STABLE
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
NEW YORK COTTON
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
COFFEE AND SUGAR
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
TO ABOLISH CHINESE SLAVERY
DEALERS RUSH EGGS IN RETAIL MARKET
■» ■ « WOOL
MOTHER THROUGH ERROR GIVES HER SON POISON INSTEAD OF MEDICINE
LOWER PRICE OF SHOES BY EATING MORE MEAT
CZAR OF FLAT GIVEN PENITENTIARY SENTENCE
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
PASADENA MAY HOLD AVIATION MEET IN FALL
FIRE DEPARTMENT HORSES DEMOLISH AUTOMOBILE
TRYING TO RAISE DEFICIT
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
VENTURA OLIVE PICKING SEASON NEARING END
CHARGED WITH SELLING WINE
BOARD OF EDUCATION SIFTS DOWN HIGH SCHOOL SITES
RIPLEY MAY ASSIST RINCON ROAD PLAN
LONG BEACH
BABY IN CARRIAGE RUN DOWN BY AUTO
MAKES LONG JUMP AND FINDS HIS LOST WATCH
mm-*, LONG BEACH NOTES j
SAN PEDRO STREET TO BE WIDENED TEN FEET
SANTA MONICA
HARBOR IMPROVEMENT . PROJECT TO BE DISCUSSED
DEPARTMENTS OF THREE CITIES HELP FIGHT FIRE
VENICE
WILDCAT GIVES MAN AND DOG HARD FIGHT
RESPONSIBILITY NOT FIXED FOR DEATH OF WOMAN
CHARTERS MINIATURE TRAIN FOR TWO-MILE JOY RIDE
DRY GOODS MERCHANT CHARGED WITH LARCENY
HERBERT YON HOHENHORST CHARGED WITH LARCENY
SANTA ANA
SANTA ANA NOTES
MATCHES CAUSE BLAZE
FINED FOR STRIKING AGED MAN
CHARLES POST A CANDIDATE
THE WEATHER
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GIRLS HOLD UP AND ROB MAN
BOATSWAIN OF REVENUE CUTTER BEAR ACTS AS "MOTHER TO ORPHANS
PURE AIR IMPERATIVE IN CHICAGO STREET CARS
TELLS HOW HE WASTED FUNDS
ROCKEFELLER EMPLOYS SEVEN MEN TO ACT AS GUARD AT BIG ESTATE
JOKES ABOUT DEATH; GRIM REAPER APPEARS
Troops on Voyage
POLICE AT DOOR OF BOARD ROOM
DUCK FULL OF YEAST EXPLODES; MAN LOSES EYE
POSTAL CARDS USED IN ANTI-MEAT CAMPAIGN
HINT AT IMPEACHMENT
SUES KEENE FOR $25,000
WILL ISSUE BIG LOAN
CHARM PROVES SOCIAL CLASS
CLUBWOMAN WILL ACT AS CENSUS ENUMERATOR
BOY SECURES EDUCATION BY LIVING DOUBLE LIFE
MINER FATALLY SHOT
LOVELORN MEXICAN KILLS SELF
POLISH WRESTLER WINS
WOMAN IDEAL AT 28, SAYS SOCIETY LEADER
UNIONISTS WILL CONTROL WITH A SMALL MAJORITY
EVIDENCE
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