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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 136, 14 February 1910
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Masthead
PHYSICIAN HELD AS SUSPECT IN BOMB MYSTERY
CRY OF BABE SAVES LIVES OF TWELVE
CITE JEFFERSON'S ACTION AS PRECEDENT FOR SENATE
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
IRISH BELIEVES MURDERED WOMAN IS FORMER CLIENT
SOCIALISTS AND POLICE CLASH; SCORES INJURED
AVIATOR RUNS AEROPLANE SECOND TIME INTO FENCE
JAPANESE WOMAN KILLED
GRAND JURY TO HEAR EVIDENCE IN SWOPE CASE
OBSERVE DATE OF MAINE DISASTER
FEDERAL GRAND JURY TO PROBE AGREEMENT TO ROB HOG RAISERS
DEFENDANT IN FAMOUS LAND FRAUD CASE TRIED AT PORTLAND
HERMANN JURORS UNABLE TO AGREE
CHICAGO BOASTS 30 STORY HOTEL
POLE SEEKERS MEET SERIES OF ACCIDENTS
SACRIFICES HIS LIFE TO PREVENT WRECK OF TRAIN
COL. JEWETT IS DEAD
'GET IT DONE; LET 'EM YELL' INSISTS TAFT
CHILE RUSHES TO SAVE SURVIVORS
RESCUE BODY FROM OCEAN, THEN LOSE IT
65 BODIES RECOVERED
Sponsors in Congress for National Incorporation Bill
FATHER IMPORTANT BILL IN CONGRESS
EXPLORER COOK SAID TO BE IN S. AMERICA
TRAIN IS DITCHED; SEVEN ARE INJURED
INDORSES PINCHOT'S METHODS
BANK CLOBE9; UNPROFITABLE
TERRORISM FAILS TO CHECK CRIME
POSTMASTER ASKED TO ACT AS MATCHMAKER
SLUMP DUE TO RECKLESSNESS
TAFT OUTLINES PARTY PLEDGES
ANTI-TRUST LAW TO BE ANALYZED
INOCULATES RATS TO FIND CANCER CURE
PIONEER LAWYER DIES
KING GUSTAV RECOVERING
PROPOSE FEDERAL AUTO REGISTRATION
FRANCE TO HONOR ROOSEVELT
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Miss Los Angeles Sends Out Her Valentines
SHERIFF FINDS MURDER CLEW
DON'T WEAR RUFFLES ANYWHERE, IS ADVICE TO A CLASS OF GIRLS
NEGRO ATTEMPTS TO STEAL PASTOR'S AUTO
American Heiress Who Will Become Bride of British Noble
SOCIETY INTERESTED IN DREXEL WEDDINGS
CREAM PUFFS LURE 3 BOYS TO CRIME
THREE BADLY INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
HANTCHETT EARNED PAROLE
INSPECTOR FACES CHARGE OF GRAFT
MATAGALPA FACTS NOT MADE PUBLIC
PRIZE WINNER
ROADS WILL NOT FIGHT CONTROL
THESPIANS PLAN TO DEDICATE NEW CLUB
CEMETERY ADVERTISING PROTESTED BY CIfIZENS
STAGE CARPENTER DIES
NEGRO SOLDIERS TO PASS BEFORE WOMAN
A TOUGH ONE
REFUSED TRANSFER, ATTACKS CAR CREW
AT THE THEATERS
« ■ > SCHWERIN'S FALLACY
PROTECT INVESTORS
EASTERN JEALOUSY
THE POST CARDS OF A TOURIST—No.5
LOS ANGELES WAY
RAILROAD TYRANNY
ST. VALENTINE
The State Press
Cats and Insanity
Goodby tp Bossism
Fresno's Luck
Getting It
Magnates Liable
Extravagant Woman
Far and Wide
Practical Training
John's Peril
Cannon
Champ's Wishes
A Warning
Friends and Enemies
Congressional- Looks
MODEL LICENSE LEAGUE
Switzerland and Denmark Are Both True Democrats
Cometose Poetry
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
MINING CONGRESS DATE TO BE FIXED
CHINESE ACCUSED OF LEAVING WITH BANK FUNDS
FIGMAN OFFERS MIRTH PROVOKER
Max Figman, Appearing This Week at the Majestic Theater
Report on 'purity squad,' suspended
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
ADMIRERS OF LIGHTWEIGHTS ARE UNABLE TO MAKE EITHER FAVORITE
REFEREE SMITH IS YOUNGEST ON EARTH
TIGERS WIN IN SEVENTEEN INNINGS OF FAST PLAYING
LONG BEACH HIGH IS TRACK MEET WINNER
HUNTINGTON PARKS WIN
RIALTO GOSSIP
IRISHERS TROUNCED BY PASADENA STARS
TILLES IN CONTROL OF LATONIA TRACK
URBANS WIN AT BASKETBALL
YACHTSMEN BOOST RACE TO HONOLULU
11TH STREET SPECIALS DEFEAT NEW H. R. BAKERS
ROWDINESS MARS DOUBLE HEADER
TRIM TRILBYS IN FAST GAME
PROFESSIONAL FOOTRACERS TO MEET AT FIFTEEN MILES
REVOLVER TEAMS SHOOT INDOORS
NATIONAL LEAGUE BOSSES TO HOLD SPECIAL MEETING
NELSON FAVORED OVER WOLGAST
IRISH PLAYERS DEFEAT SCOTCH TEAM AT SOCCER
LONG ROAD
WINTER BASEBALL
POLO TOURNAMENT TO CONTINUE EIGHT DAYS
LAMANDAS WIN ANOTHER
TEXAS MARE ROMPS AT SURPRISING ODDS
FIESTA PARK IS A BUSY SPOT
CRACK PILOTS ARE DUE THIS MORNING
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
LUNING SMELTER AWAITS OPINION
SANTA PAULA CO. GETS 150-BARREL WELL
OLINDA OIL FIELDS PUSH DEVELOPMENT
WILL TRY AGAIN
NEW OIL COMPANY
DEEP WELL TESTS END IN ACCIDENT
STANDARD TO TEST REFINING PROCESS
PERFECTS ELECTRIC PLANT FOR DRILLING OIL WELLS
WELL NEAR FULLERTON FLOWS 2300 BARRELS
SAYS ARIZONA PLACERS WILL EQUAL CALIFORNIA'S
INSTALLS TEN-STAMP MILL ON TRAMP CONSOLIDATED
STRIKE AT TOMBSTONE
WILL DRILL AT RED BLUFFS
PRODUCTION DECREASES
TEMPLOR RANCH GETS PIPE LINE
ORANGE WELL PUMPS 325 BARRELS A DAY
WELL GETS IN SHAPE
OPHIR WELL BROUGHT IN
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
DELHI LOSES IN PITCHING BATTLE
MODERN WOODMEN COP SEVENTH GAME
TEDDY BEARS DEFEAT FAST UPLAND SQUAD
Page 8 Advertisements
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PREACHES FIRST SERMON TO FLOCK
BIG AQUEDUCT PROJECT IS SUBJECT OF SERMON
OPENS SERIES OF LENTEN SERVICES
MEETING OF NATIONAL MISSIONARIES TO OPEN
LOCKE DEPLORES VATICAN EPISODE
FORMALLY OPENS MISSION WITH SPECIAL SERVICES
Aged Couple to Celebrate Their Golden Wedding Today
TEMPLE BAPTIST HAS "WIN ONE" SOCIETY
GIVES 20TH CENTURY VIEW OF CHRISTIAN IDEAL
PRICES IN PIG IRON FALL FLAT; ORDERS HELD BACK
MAYOR SPEAKS OF CIVIC PURITY
ANAHEIM GREETS PYTHIAN GUESTS
SAILOR GUILTY OF MURDER FALLS HEIR TO FORTUNE
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Page 9 Advertisements
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
CAMPBELL BUILDING HIS THIRD BIPLANE
PASADENA YOUNG WOMEN FIGURE IN AUTO ACCIDENT
THROOP STUDENTS DANCE
DIRECTORS TO CONSIDER REPORT
OLD-TIMERS TO MEET
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
PASADENA STUDENTS ARE BUSY WRITING ESSAYS
HOTELS DO GOOD BUSINESS
POMONA IS MECCA OF MANY EASTERN TOURISTS
LINCOLN ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED IN POMONA
IOWA ASSOCIATION FORMED
OXNARD NEWS NOTES
WINDOW TROUBLE
LONG BEACH
TOO MANY BOSSES FOR WORKING CREW
LONG BEACH NOTES
REDLANDS NEWS NOTES
Called the Bluff
SAN BERNARDINO
DRASTIC AUTOMOBILE REGULATIONS URGED
PIONEER OF GOLD RUSH DAYS CROSSES LAST DIVIDE
SANTA FE CONTRACT AWARDED
SANTA FE WORK PROGRESSING
FLAG PRESENTED TO CHURCH
COVINA WINS FROM GATEWAYS 13 TO 6
AEROPLANE WINS RACE WITH AUTO
YOUTH CHARGED WITH MURDER OF YOUNG GIRL
EXCELLENT RECORDS MADE BY ATLANTIC BATTLESHIPS
SURF GIVES UP BODY; CASE MAY PROVE MURDER
SHOT IN SALOON FIGHT
DELAY REPLIES TO AMERICA
HALLEY'S COMET SOON TO BECOME VISIBLE
The Public Letter Box
HARD TO *PLEASE
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THE WEATHER
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RINCON ROAD WILL BE BOON TO MOTORISTS
Proposed Rincon Road to Overcome Dangers of Tortuous Casitas Pass
LITTLE ARMENIAN GIRL STRUCK BY MOTORCYCLE
MANY ARE ATTRACTED TO BIG TENT SERVICES
NAVAL MILITIA TO BE STRENGTHENED
FUNERAL OF C. S. RAPP
MRS. SAGE ENJOYING CALIFORNIA SUNSHINE
HOTEL NOTES
ACCUSES POLICEMAN OF UNLAWFUL ARREST
GARDENER TELLS STORY OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL MEMBERS IN CONFERENCE
MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY TO PAY LINCOLN TRIBUTE
MANY WILL ATTEND BANQUET
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