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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 133, 11 February 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FEDERAL SHIP LINE DEMANDED BY LOS ANGELES
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
SUPREME COURT AND SENATE IN UNUSUAL CLASH
PRINCETON REFUSES GIFT
GIVES YALE $100,000
SIX KILLED BY EXPLOSION
THE POST CARDS OF A TOURIST – NO.3
CAR OVERTURNED IN PICO ST. CRASH
BELIEVE FIRE INCENDIARY
PROMINENT SUFFRAGIBT ILL
TEDDY ROOSEVELT JR. ENGAGED TO MARRY ELEANOR ALEXANDER
RAILROADS APPEAL LEMON RATE CASE
PUGILIST WINS A BRIDE AND RICHES
HYDE ARRESTED FOR MURDER OF COL. T.H. SWOPE
PHOENIX AVIATION MEET DRAWS CROWD
BROOM PRICES GOING HP
AGED ODD FELLOW DEAD
MURDER LEAGUE IS EXPOSED IN KOREA
ABANDON HOPE OF FINDING TEN SHIPWRECKED SAILORS
STOCK RECEIPTS SHOW SHORTAGE
HAT DROPPED BY BURGLAR FITS NEIGHBOR; ARRESTED
ALDRICH AND TAFT CONFER
FOES OF INCOME TAX DENOUNCED
BABE IS SPIRITED AWAY
SANTA FE PLANS TO BUY RAILROAD TO TUOLUMNE
NOTED ECONOMIST PREDICTS PANIC IN 1912
Page 2 Advertisements
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Eventful Chronology in Remarkable Swope Case
U.S. EMBASSIES ARE DENOUNCED
BELIEVE MURDER INTENDED IN SANATARIUM EXPLOSION
CRUISERS GOING SOUTH
BARON PAYS HEAD TAX
CLAIM PROOF OF COMBINE SHOWN
JEALOUSY OF COMMITTEES CAUSES SENATE ARGUMENT
POLICE COURT SENTENCE VALID
RAILROADS UNABLE TO OBEY STATUTES
COAL LAND FRAUD CASES ARE BEGUN
JAPAN TO DECREASE ARMY AND NAVY IN MANCHURIA
DUKE WISHES TO RANK AS MEMBER OF RULING HOUSE
REPORT PENSION BILL
FOR ADVISING CLIENT TO MARRY $3500 FEE ASKED
SOCIETY TO BE FORMED TO COMBAT PROHIBITION
THIEVES AID INVALID
WILL TEST FOR POISON VISCERA OF PROFESSOR
CRIME INCREASES WHILE POLICE PROBE THEMSELVF
Page 3 Advertisements
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AT THE THEATERS
AMERICAN IMPRISONED
PHOTOGRAPHY
FEDERAL STEAMSHIP LINE
AUTOMOBILES
GOOD GOVERNMENT'S FOES
Tottering
Tremendous Annual Tax Is Due to Big Fire Loss
REGISTRATION
VOTES FOR WOMEN
Public Letter Box
MEETING OF CLAY WORKERS
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
ADDS TO CHARGES AGAINST CAMPBELL
INCORPORATIONS
LIVES TO FOIL. LYNCHERS
SUES FOR ANNULMENT
News of the Courts
SPURNS COOKING; SEEKS A DIVORCE
NIECE GIVES DAMAGING TESTIMONY AGAINST UNCLE
EXHIBIT OF HATS USED AS EVIDENCE IN COURT
DISMISSES CHARGE
GRAND JURY INSPECTS HIGHWAY
PASSENGER LOSES SUIT
ARRESTED FOR SHOWING GUN
Municipal Affairs
WATER CO. TRIES TO HOLD UP CITY
FIRE BOARD HITS BIG LOAN SHARKS
TO MAKE PARK OF CEMETERY
NO JAGS FOR FIREMEN
INVESTIGATE CAUSE OF TROLLEY WRECK
MAY ABOLISH ALARM BUREAU
TEMPLE BLOCK PAYS RENT
CHANGE IN FIRE DEPARTMENT
PAYS $1000 FOR STREET
PLAN CONGO REFORMS
WANTS THUMB PRINTS OF HUSBAND-TO-BE SO HE CANNOT ESCAPE HER
BENEFIT TEA GIVEN BY JEWISH WOMEN'S COUNCIL
POLICE SAY POSTOFFICE ROBBERS ARE IN CUSTODY
CUBA PRINTS NEW STAMPS
LABORITES FINED $500 EACH
LOS ANGELES WOMAN PUT ON PRISON BOARD
HOLLYWOOD BOARD OF TRADE TENDERS BANQUET
Page 5 Advertisements
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GEARIN PLEADS FOR HERMANN
VIOLATORS OF PURE FOOD LAW FINED $?5 EACH
PAPER PLANT CHANGES HANDS
Views of Largest Concrete Pipe Line in the World Being Installed on Aqueduct
GREAT CONDUIT BREAKS RECORD
LOS ANGELES FAVORED AS SITE FOR AVIATION PARK
BROTHER OF PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR SAN DIEGO
BUILDING PERMITS
WOMEN ARE GUESTS OF UNIVERSITY CLUB
TABLE OF TEJIPERATUBES
APPEALS TO AID WOMEN SLAVES
THE STORM CENTER
Page 6 Advertisements
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Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
Society
Scene from 'Cameo Kirby' Which Opens New Play Season at the Burbank Sunday
BRONCO BREAKS LOOSE IN STREET; 2 PERSONS HURT
BOYLE HEIGHTS HAS WELCOME FOR PASTOR
Where the Varieties Come From
The Theaters
Music Notes
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF IMPERSONATING OFFICER
Page 7 Advertisements
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Page 7 Advertisements Column 3
COTTON' CHANGE DECLARED BOON TO SPECULATORS
• ■ * CONSTITUTION IS CHANGED
PORTRAIT PRESENTED TO TEACHER BY HIS CLASS
DIVORCE CASE HEARD IN WOMAN'S BEDROOM
CHIEF COOK IS RETIRED
INTERCHANGEABLE PHONES WANTED
CARNEGIE DELAYED ON HIS TRIP TO SOUTHLAND
THIEF MUST HAVE GASPED WHEN HE SURVEYED BOOTY
CONSUL TALBOT AT WOODMEN INITIATION
UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT IS GIVEN BY SUNDAY SCHOOL
CHINESE PLEADS GUILTY TO MAINTAINING "JOINT"
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
INQUISITIVE HEN CAUSES QUARREL
LITTLE LOST IN ROBBERIES
CORPORATIONS GIVEN WARNING
POLICE CAPTURE SELF-CONFESSED DAYLIGHT THIEF
Daylight Prowler Captured Entering House Yesterday
BID FOR SCHOOL HEATING RE-AWARDED TO FIRM
UNCLE SAM WANTS LABORERS
PRISONER PLEADS GUILTY; SANITY IS QUESTIONED
PRISON REFORM WORKER SCORES METHODS OF LOS ANGELES POLICE
COTTON COMPANY PLANS INVESTMENT OF $150,000
LOSE $400,000 BY FIRE
HILL ST. PROPERTY SOLD FOR $1500 FRONT FOOT
RELATIVES SEEK HIS ESTATE "
Page 9 Advertisements
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
LANGFORD AND FLYNN MATCHED AT FORTY-FIVE ROUNDS FOR MARCH 17
BONHAG AND DANIELS MONOPOLIZE RECORDS
RESULTS AT TAMPA
MARSE ABE OVERLAID AND GALLOPS HOME
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
GARNER RIDES FOUR WINNERS AT JUAREZ
SOX TO HAVE NEW HOME
RIALTO GOSSIP
WINTER BASEBALL
RHEINSCHILD WANTED TO COACH BARRISTERS
HUNTING AND FISHING
POLO TEAM FROM INDIA COMING TO PLAY AMERICANS
TENNIS TOURNEY DOWN TO FINALS
CATCHER KLING TO GET EARLY HEARING
BIG COLLEGES TO REVIVE BASKETBALL COMPETITION
JOHNSON IS DISCHARGED
EASY MONEY FOR KETCHEL
Page 10 Advertisements
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ANOTHER LEAGUE BEING PROMOTED
HOLD INQUEST OVER BODY OF MAN KILLED FOR GRUDGE
WESTERN LEAGUE TO MEET
PIMLICO GETS DATES
MAN RUN DOWN BY AUTO HE ATTEMPTS TO EVADE
GIBSON IS TRANSFERRED TO STATE DEPARTMENT
GIVE CREDIT TO KING
COTTON DEALERS ORGANIZE
STRIKE IS DISCUSSED
BITTERLY FLAYS SUGAR COMBINE
GAYNOR MENTIONED AS PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITY
TAYLOR IS WITNESS IN OKLAHOMA CASE
PROBE BRIBERY CHARGE
SUICIDE PREVENTED
NAVAL OFFICER DIES
REDMOND ANNOUNCES HIS POLICY AT BANQUET
LOS ANGELES MAN NAMED ON LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
SOURCE OF ALLEGED SENATE BRIBERY TRACED IN COURT
SEINE RISES RAPIDLY
EDITORS IN SESSION
REDUCE APPROPRIATION
VANDERBILT FINED $4500
WILLIES INFORMATION
WELCH CAR IN TIIK ÜBAD
BUSY SCENES AT BIG AUTO SHOW
AUTO SHOW NOTES
PLAN WEEKLY REPORT ON ROAD CONDITIONS
ADOPT PRIMARY BILL
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
TONE OF STOCK MARKET VAGUE
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
NEW YORK COTTON
♦-»-•> BUTTER AND EGGB AT RETAIL
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FRUIT MARKET
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
COFFEE AND SUGAR
ST. LOUIS WOOL
Uneven Number
FINANCIAL
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
LOCAL RANCH EGGS DECLINE TWO CENTS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO GRAIN
VICTORIA CLUB SOLVES PROBLEM OF FINANCES
Page 12 Advertisements
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
GOLDFIELD CON. CALLS MEETING
UNITED OIL STARTS THIRD MIDWAY WELL
ORCUTT ELECTS OFFICERS
BADGER COMPANY ORGANIZES
GOULD SMELTER TALK EXCITES PIMA CAMP
PROPOSES REFINERY FOR WYOMING FIELD
WEST HUASNA WILL MAKE LAST ATTEMPT FOR WELL
NEW OIL LOCATIONS COVER $440 ACRES
BUTTE COUNTY STRIKE SAID TO ASSAY $10,000
COALINGA INCOME SPUDS IN
WELLMAN TO MOVE OFFICES
COMPANY AT MARICOPA BRINGS IN 1000 BARREL NEAR ETHEL DEE LEASE
COALINGA CRUDE OIL BEGINS DEVELOPMENT
MINING QUOTATIONS )
3. P. BRINGS IN GUSHER
BLAIR EXPECTS WELL AT DEPTH
METAL MARKET
OIL SALES
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Page 13 Advertisements
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THE WEATHER
Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
BUILDING IN DANGER WHEN LANDING BURNS
EMERGENCY LEAGUE TO GIVE LENTEN RECIT/H.S
GREEN GUESTS GO TO BEACH
SOCIETY PICNICS INTEREST
WOMAN FAINTS ON STREET
PASADENA BUILDING PERMITS
COTTAGE ON PEAK BURNS
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
LONG BEACH
CRAIG PLANS LINE BETWEEN LONG BEACH AND SAN DIEGO
CONVENTION DATES SET
WANT $75,000 PIER
FORMER MARSHAL MUST PAY
IDENTIFY STOLEN PROPERTY
P. E. EMPLOYES TO DANCE
LONG BEACH NOTES
SANTA ANA
MAN ON CHAIN GANG TRIES FOR LIBERTY
SENATOR SMITHS FATHER ILL
S.P. PLANS NURSERY OF EUCALYPTUS
ANAHEIM TO ENTERTAIN ONE THOUSAND PYTHIANS
REPORTS ON VACCINATION
SANTA MONICA
OLD QUARTET SINGS AT W. C. T. U. CONVENTION
TO IMPROVE PHONE SERVICE
PARRENT NOT A CANDIDATE
ROBISON IS IMPROVING
WORK STARTS SOON ON PROPOSED ROAD
WOMAN FOUND GUILTY
BANKERS TO VISIT RIVERSIDE
PIONEER WOMAN DIES
LIVED IN THREE CENTURIES
SAN BERNARDINO
BURGLARS TAKE AWAY WAGON LOAD OF GOODS
MAN WHO TAKES POISON DIES
RIVERSIDE NEWS NOTES
CLEVER THIEF USES TWIN TO PROVE ALIBI
Our Pippins
TIDE TABLE
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Page 14 Advertisements Column 4
Page 15 Advertisements
Page 15 Advertisements Column 1
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POLICE UNEARTH SWINDLE; ARREST ALLEGED CROOKS
OCEANSIDE POSTOFFICE ROBBED BY CRACKSMEN
WASHINGTON DESIRES TO SECURE AERIAL TOURNEY
FIGHTS WITH INTRUDER IN DARK; KILLS BEST FRIEND
TO HONOR SEWARD'S MEMORY
KING GUSTAV BETTER
BABY DRINKS POISON; DIES
MAY CAPITALIZE SURPLUS
WATCH SAVES LAD'S LIFE
$1,000,000 HOME FOR SCHOOL
AVIATORS GIVEN MEDAL
BARKEEPER BURNED TO DEATH
HOWELL WILL RECOVER
SELLS SHORT.WEIGHT BUTTER
AMELIA GLOVER IS DEAD
MEXICAN IS FATALLY HURT BY AUTOMOBILE
WILL DOUBLE TRACK ROAD
CONFESSION WILL BE COSTLY
MEMPHIS BANK ROBBED
CHAMORRO TAKES NICARAGUAN TOWN
SUES TO BREAK WILL
STEUNENBERG JUROR DIES
QUADRENNIAL WEIGHING OF MAILS TO BE BEGUN SOON
Page 16 Advertisements
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