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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 144, 22 February 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ARREST LEADER OF CAR STRIKE IN QUAKER CITY
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
CANADIAN WAGE IS NOT SATISFACTORY
COAL CARRYING ROADS ACCUSED OF CONSPIRACY
SCANDAL IN NEW YORK GROWING
■» ■ » TAFT TO GO TO NEW YORK
Committee of Three Which Will Lead the Fight for Lands in Behalf of Yuma Line
OFFICERS NAB 14 CHINESE IN CAR
DIME NOVEL YOUTHS BUILD SUBTERRANEAN RENDEZVOUS
MRS. BATONYI OBTAINS FINAL DIVORCE DECREE
DAUGHTER OF AMERICAN DIPLOMAT TO WED TITLE
ATTACK FATAL TO JACKSON GORAUD
DEPUTY NOT NAMED FOR CAIRO KILLING
CLARK WINS $100,000 CASE IN THE COURT OF APPEALS
WOMAN, 73, MAY SUE HER SUITOR, 60, FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
PRESENT WIFE ENJOINS FORMER
DE SAGAN BECOMES DUKE
HOMESEEKERS ARE 'FLEECED' BY 'LOCATORS'
SWEARS BANKERS CHEATED PUBLIC
FREEZING IN NORTH
ROADS MUST PAY TAX ON EARNINGS
FLOOD SUFFERERS AIDED
JAMES GALL DEAD
STORM DOES BIG DAMAGE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
NOTED ACTOR-AUTHOR ANSWERS LAST CALL
IS EITHER IMPOSTOR OR LONG LOST SON
EXPLOSION INJURES ELEVEN
SNOW IN KANSAS
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
CLAY CLEMENT DIES SUDDENLY
FAIL TO IDENTIFY MAN SAID TO BE CRIMINAL
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EYES TAILING, WOMAN IN FEAR TAKES OWN LIFE
CLUBMAN, LONGING FOR WIFE, ENDS LIFE
Mount Vernon, Home of 'The Father of His Country,' Which Is Goal of Many Pilgrims
HONOR MEMORY OF WASHINGTON
WOMAN SEEKS TO OBTAIN ESTATE FOR HER CHILDREN
BODY OF VOLNEY T. GAGE IS LAID TO LAST REST
LOCAL RELIEF HOME IS VOTED APPROPRIATION
EXPERT DISCUSSES USE OF CREDIT INSTRUMENTS
CAPTAIN, WORRIED BY ACCIDENTS, TO RESIGN
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AT THE THEATERS
HYSTERIA, SAYS TAFT
GAMBLING
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
IRELAND
DOUBLE-ENDED GOUGE
OUR GOOD FORTUNE
RATES
Meat Trust Says the Demand Exceeds the Supply
Either Abolish Monopoly Or Give It Regular License
Public Letter Box
George Washington's Will
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
CITY MUST HOLD REGULAR ELECTION FOR COUNCILMAN
PLAN TO CONDEMN LAND FOR PARK IS APPROVED
STOLEN AUTO BURNED IN PARK
Municipal Affairs
COUNCIL BOUND TO GIVE PERMIT
WILMINGTON PROTESTS AGAINST DELAYED ACTION
SHOESTRING RESIDENTS PROTEST ON HIGH FARE
ASK TIME TO COMPLETE RATE FIXING ORDINANCE
News of the Courts
HARRIS SAYS HE TOOK OWN MONEY
PROBATION NOT FOR SLAYERS, SAYS COURT
BRONCO BUSTER FINED FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
ALLEGED MISSIONARY IS ACCUSED BY NEEDY WIFE
PLATT PLEADS NOT GUILTY
CASE CONTINUED
FINED FOR ASSAULT
GRANT DISCHARGED; WIFE HELD
NEW INCORPORATIONS
BALDWIN ESTATE WILL FIGHT TEMPLE ACTION
RECEIVES RENT FOR HOUSE SHE DESERTS
GAS CO. WINS BY DEFAULT
NOMINATED A REAR ADMIRAL
MOTHER OF STOLEN BABE CLAIMS CASH
SURVIVOR OF COAST LINE WRECK IS DEAD
KEATING HEArInG CONTINUED'
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Girls Who Distributed Souvenirs at Broadway Store Birthday Anniversary
TAKES THREE SUITS OF CLOTHES; HELD AS THIEF
TABLE OF TBMHBBATI Ki:s
CRANDALL GIVEN ROAD CONTRACT
TICKETS ALL TAKEN FOR ANNUAL DINNER
FILE FINAL ACCOUNTING OF BIG SMITH ESTATE
CRUISER S MACHINERY DISABLED
POPPIES REIGN AT BROADWAY STORE
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JURY IN SWINDLE CASE LOCKED UP
LICENSE OF IMPERIAL CAFE IS IN JEOPARDY
LOCAL OPTION SUSTAINED
■■ --■*", ' . •:■ • CHAMBERLAIN AT CANNES
LABOR TEMPLE TO BE DEDICATED
DEATH STRIKES DOWN SON OF JOS. SCOTT
'LA GIOCONDA' IS WELL RECEIVED
POLICE BOARD DISPELS LIQUOR MEN'S FEARS
ALDRICH SAYS HE CAN SAVE MILLIONS
SAYS HARRIMAN'S JUDGMENT POOR
ROSSLARE AGAIN IN FRONT AT OAKLAND
BURBANK TO HAVE NEW LEADING LADY
E. Y. GRAHAM DIES AFTER OPERATION
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PARDEE FAVORS HIRAM JOHNSON FOR GOVERNOR
PARTICIPANT IN AUTO TRAGEDY MAY RECOVER
Two Who Are Active in Y. M. C. A. Membership Campaign
KOHLER STREET HAS MAD WILD CAT HUNT
STEAMSHIP LINES PLAN EXCURSIONS TO MEXICO
TO MAKE TWO UTAH RIVERS NAVIGABLE
BOY SAVED FROM JAIL BY HONESTY OF MOTHER
CHANGE REGULATIONS OF ARMY REGARDING HEIGHT
SON KILLS FATHER
BUSINESS MEN JOINING Y.M.C.A.
KAISER ASKS PRESIDENT OF U. OF C. TO BE GUEST
NATIVES FRIGHTENED BY .ARMY MANEUVERS
'FRISCO BARS CEMETERIES
TROLLEY LINES ARE GRILLED FOR SPEED
EXPLAINS REASON FOR OPENING AULD CASE
CHARGED WITH TRYING TO POISON KING MENELIK
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
3500 CORPORATIONS FAIL TO OBEY LAW
MUNICIPAL HARBOR AND FEDERAL SHIP LINE IS CITY'S GREAT NEED
CHAPLINS GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE
PRIZE FIGHTFR FINED FOR ASSAULTING BOY
GLENDALE PUPILS FORM AERO CLUB
MISSIONARY WORKERS TO MEET
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP AT STAKE IN BATTLE THIS AFTERNOON
DECLARATIONS ARE FEW IN METROPOLITAN RACES
CHALLENGE CANADIANS TO INTERNATIONAL SHOOT
Marathon Runners Who Will Participate in Venice to Los Angeles Race This Afternoon
LONG DEFEATED BY M'LOUGHLIN
RACERS READY FOR LONG TRIP
RIALTO GOSSIP
BONUS OF $25,000 OFFERED TO REDS
CHAMP FAVORED AT 10 TO 7 PRICE
AMERICAN HORSEMEN GOING TO EUROPE
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10,000 VISITORS AT BIG EXHIBIT
EASTERN MOTORISTS PLEASED
RIDES MOTORCYCLE TO ALASKA
Exhibit of Los Angeles Motor Car Co. at Auto Show
DEFER ACTION ON COFFROTH'S PERMIT
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
TO DISTRIBUTE $522,000 AMONG TROTTING OWNERS
REPORT OF DEATH A CANARD
CONGRESSMAN PERK NS WORSE
PRENTICE FOOLS TALENT AT INDOOR TENNIS PLAY
NO SMOKING ON FRONT END
LEAGUE'S REPORT SUBMITTED
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STREET INERT IN FACE OF HOLIDAY
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
NEW YORK COTTON
HOGS SELL AT $9.25
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
(~ CHICAGO GRAIN
ST. LOuis WOOL
DEMAND ACTIVE FOR VEGETABLES
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
COFFEE AND SUGAR
LECTURES ON DRAMA
COOK LEAVES SANTIAGO
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
GOLDFIELD MINE OPENS NEW ORE
MINING CONVENTION SET FOR SEPTEMBER
SOURCE OF BIG PINE GOLD FLOAT IS FOUND NEAR MONTEZUMA MINE
NELLIS SELLS GROUP OF CLAIMS AT MAYER
UNION OIL SELLS TWO-YEAR NOTES
RALPH ARNOLD WILL INVESTIGATE WATER
OUTLOOK BRIGHT AT SEARCHLIGHT
FAVORS PRODUCERS' AGENCY
DEEPENED WELL OF NEW YORK COALINGA REMAINS ON PUMP
MINING QUOTATIONS )
STRIKE AT NOCAZARI EXCITES DOUGLAS MEN
SILVER TIP DECLARES ITS FOURTH DIVIDEND
■* « » TWO DAYS' REST
METAL MARKET
BUILDING PERMITS
MAY APPOINT COMMISSION TO CARE FOR UNEMPLOYED
« ■ TWO MORE WELLS
NEVADA PETROLEUM WELL PRODUCES 400 BARRELS
PRICE OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
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Society
Music Notes
VENEZUELA ATTEMPTS TO FORCE HOLLAND TO SETTLE
THE WEATHER
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KING PRESAGES CERTAIN FALL OF HOUSE OF LORDS
WICKERSHAM IS BEFORE SENATE
FRENCH CONTENTIONS DOWNED BY FIGURES
FIRE IN PHOENIX
The Theaters
Club News
SUNDAY GARMENTS PAWNED; MONEY USED IN BUSINESS
POWERS DENY ACTING AS ADVISERS TO CHINA
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