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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 147, 25 February 1910

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Article Text

Masthead

GOVERNMENT IN FIRST TEST WINS BY BARE MARGIN

STRIKE SITUATION IN ISLAND SERIOUS

MUST SERVE 10 YEARS

INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY

GERMANY FEARS EXHIBITION OF U.S. MACHINERY

15 INDICTMENTS IN FOOD INQUIRY

DYNAMITE AS EVIDENCE

CHURCHMEN ASK CARMEN'S STRIKE BE ARBITRATED

JACKSON NEW COUNSEL

COLLECTS INCOME TAX FROM CORPORATIONS

U.S. GETS PART OF EARNINGS

NO NELLIE BLY SPEED FOR U. P. FREIGHT TRAINS

BRYANS IN ARGENTINA

SWOPE'S COFFIN TAMPERED WITH

'TELL-TALES' FAIL TO WARN BRAKEMAN; HE MAY DIE

BLACK HAND THREATENS JUDGE

FAIRBANKS GOING TO LONDON

CONDUCTOR KILLED IN CRASH

2 CITIES JOIN FIGHT FOR U.S. STEAMER LINE

WOMAN HUGS; ROBBER DISCARDS COAT, FLEES

WOMAN TO BE BOSS OF DENVER! WOW!

CONNERS FORCED BY MURPHY TO GIVE IN

ADOPTS NEW GOVERNMENT

PHOENIX FAVORS BONDS

BAILEY SCORES POSTAL SAVINGS

INCREASE IN NAVAL FORCE MAPPED OUT

NOTED SOLON FLAYS NEW BANK MEASURE

DUBS COUNTRY BIG PAWNSHOP

FIFTEEN PERSONS BURNED

BEGS ALASKAN GOLD BE SAVED

SPRECKELS AIDS EXPOSITION

DR. COOK AT ANDES, CHILE

GOVERNMENT WINS DECISIVE VICTORY

EXAMINE SIXTEEN IN DYNAMITE CASE

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GORDON LEAVING U.S. SENATE, BIDS FOND FAREWELL

TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

CAUSE OF TROUBLE

PHYSICIAN HELD IN VAUGHN CASE

JAPAN FAVORS RECIPROCAL LAW FOR LAND OWNERSHIP

BUSINESS MEN PROTEST AGAINST FREIGHT CHARGES

RAILROADS ATTACK LOWER RATE LAWS IN OKLAHOMA

WIRELESS FOR ALL SHIPS

JAPAN AGITATED BY U.S. WAR TALK

TWENTY TO STRIVE FOR MID-AIR HONORS IN FALL

MASTERPIECES SEIZED

WORRIED ABOUT STAFFORD

WHITE TO FOLLOW ROOSEVELT'S TRAIL

HENS TO HAVE BIG EGG-LAYING RACE

VICTIM OF MORPHINE CURED

FRENCH SENATORS FIGHT DUEL;I HURT; RECONCILED

FALL OVER EMBANKMENT; HORSES DEAD, MAN SAVED

MISSIONARIES FROM ASIA TALK

REVOLT WILL COME IF KOREA IS TAKEN

BITTEN AND TORN, WOMAN FIGHTS DOG FOR AN HOUR

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AT THE THEATERS

MINING MUNCHAUSENS

UNDIPLOMATIC MORGAN

POSTAL REFORMS

AUTOMOBILES

TYPICAL CITIZENS

And in the Meantime—

OUR GREAT SEAPORT

LOS ANGELES WAY

Public Letter Box

There Are Four Obstacles to American Parcels Post

CREOLE COOKING

THE CITY

AROUND TOWN

CAVE-IN OF TUNNEL INTERRUPTS COAST TRAFFIC

CHARTER BOARD IS ORGANIZED

RUINED ROADBED IS VIEWED FROM HORSEBACK

Municipal Affairs

LIPS 'SPANKED' TWICE IN DAY

CALLS FIREMEN HEROES; SAYS EQUIPMENT POOR

MAYOR TELLS CHINESE NO GAMBLING IS ALLOWED

TO CLEAN CHINATOWN

CITY NEEDS HOSE

NO LEGISLATIVE MEETING

DISCUSSES LICENSE ORDINANCE

TWO APPOINTED LIEUTENANTS

JUDGE WORKS AT CITY CLUB

News of the Courts

AUTO ACCIDENT TRIAL DELAYED

EVIDENCE PRESENTED IN CRIMINAL LIBEL SUIT

INCORPORATIONS

SUES JOHN BLACKWOOD

LONGS GET PROPERTY

VICTIMS' ESTATES IN COURT

SEEKS HIS FREEDOM

MYERS DENIES WE PROMISED TO WED

SUIT FOR SALVAGE BEGUN

HOTEL RENT BASIS OF SUIT

SPENCER DISMISSED

MONTEZ WILL BE EXAMINED

SUES TO CONDEMN STREET

WILL IS PROBATED

LANDBERG TO BE SENTENCED

CALLS FOR GRAND JURORS

THREE DEAD IN HOTEL FIRE

ENGINEER INSTRUCTED TO REPORT ON DAM

TO INCREASE CAR CHARGES

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STAGE PRANKS TWIST PLAYERS

ACTOR WHO CAN TELL OF MANY EXPERIENCES

TWO ARRESTED IN NORTH

TO HOLD AN INSTITUTE

CLAIMS INFRINGEMENT; SUES

GIVES MOTTO TO MAYOR

Y. M. C. A. LIST NEARS 5000 MARK

TAFT TO FORCE LAWS HE PLEDGED

i ST. LOUIS POLITICIAN SHOT AS RESULT OF ARGUMENT

SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

BUILDING PERMITS

CAMPBELL'S HEARING SET

HELLO GIRLS SEND FOR AID AS EXCHANGE BURNS

SELL WASHBURN'S 'CHANGE SEAT;

GIVES $25,000 TO CHARITY

— » » REFUSE TO PAY TAXES

_ ♦-•-♦ AUSTRIAN MADE ARBRITATOR

$4,000,000 FOR IMPROVEMENT

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SOCIETY

TO HOLD ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Music Notes

The Theaters

MUSICAL SERVICE AT TEMPLE

HERALD PATTERNS

VETERANS GIVE MILITARY BALL

EQUALITY CLUB CHOOSES FIRST BOARD OF OFFICERS

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS PLANNING ARIZONA TRIP

Y. W. C. A. GIRLS APPEAR IN PRETTY ENTERTAINMENT

IS NEW HOTEL MANAGER

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FATAL SHOOTING DURING QUARREL DUE TO ACCIDENT

TO RAISE IRRIGATION MONEY BY BONDS, NOT CERTIFICATES

KETCHEL AND CAPONI SIGN

BRIDEMAIDS

BROKER BROWN IS TAKEN TO SAN QUENTIN PRISON

DUTY OF U. S. TO PUNISH DESPOTS

RELIGION AND BARS AS CURES FOR CRIME

SENATE TO PROBE INTO THIRD DEGREE

NOT^ALWAYS

GILLETT GIVES Y.M.C.A. ADVICE

RATE DECISION TO HAVE DIRE RESULTS

RAILROADS REFUSE MEN; VOTE ON STRIKE

GOLETA ROAD DIVISION BONDS TO BE TESTED

TRUE ENTERPRISE

HOTEL NOTES

NORWEGIAN EDITOR DIES

EGAN MADE PRESIDENT OF STREET CAR COMPANY

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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section

Masthead

MORE TROUBLE COMING FOR "PURITY SQUAD"

FATHER, STRUCK BY SON, CAUSES YOUTH'S ARREST

HARVARD CLUB WILL DINE

PENNIES FOR FARE CAUSE DAMAGE SUIT

PASADENA CHILD RIDES TO CITY IN MAIL CAR

TO INVESTIGATE PELLETS

FOURTH DIVORCE SUIT IN 3 YEARS BRINGS FREEDOM

PUNSTERS DRIVE CANN TO CHANGE HIS NAME

MONEY FOR SWEETHEART STOLEN FROM RUSSIAN

ALUMNI SOCIETY MEETS

6PEAKS AGAINST VIVISECTION

ASSOCIATED CHARITIES REQUESTS CO-OPERATION

YUMA LINE IS STILL WAITING

KANSAS LIOUOR FIGHT TO BE TAKEN TO HIGH COURT

SAN FRANCISCO POLICE COME FOR THOMPSON

USES HOE TO BREAK INTO STORE

EXPLAINS COLD STORAGE

RAILROAD PRESIDENT HERE

DEMOCRATS TO NAME 110 MEN TO CONFERENCE

PEANUT VENDER ACCEPTS WORTHLESS GEORGIA BILLS

PENNSYLVANIANS WILL MEET

CHILD SMOTHERED TO DEATH

WILLS PORTRAIT TO U. 3.

ILLINOIS POLICE WANT BURTON

CONFINE DOGS IN YARDS, MAY BE NEW ORDER

WELSH WILL CELEBRATE

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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS

JEFFRIES STARTS LIGHT WORK PRELIMINARY TO REAL TRAINING

RIALTO GOSSIP

CLOUDLIGHT ANNEXES EMERYVILLE FEATURE

EXPENSIVE PASSFS MADE FOR TAFT AND SHERMAN

PHILLIES START SOUTH

NELSON ACCEPTS OFFER TO TAKE ON THOMPSON

OCEAN QUEEN BEATS MEADOW IN FEATURE

«• > COLLEGE NINES AT WORK

JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

U. W. S. VS. ALHAMBRA

ATTELL AND NEIL PUT UP INTERESTING BOUT

LAWYER BALLTOSSERS AND VETERAN COACH

WINTER BASEBALL

MOROECAI BROWN GETS LARGEST PLAYING SALARY

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SOCIETY WORLD APPROVES SHOW

LOZIERS' GREAT EXHIBIT

PAMPHLET OF VICTORIES ISSUED

"Maxwell" Exhibit at the Licensed Dealers' Big Automobile Show

FORTY-THREE BUICKS SOLD SINCE AUTO SHOW OPENED

BUICK MEN ATTEND SHOW

COMES TO BIG SHOW

BUICKS HAVE BIG DAY *

DIAMOND TIRES LEAD

BUICK SALESMAN RETURNS

BUICK FOUNDER PRESENT

LIQUOR WORTH $15,000 IS SPILLED INTO GUTTER

DIAMOND TIRES BETTER THAN EVER, SAYS MANAGER

CRISIS IN THIBET PUZZLES BRITISH

SUIT INVOLVES EL PASO LANDS WORTH MILLIONS

WOUNDED MAN IS TEXAN

VICKSBURG AT MARE ISLAND

GAS COMPANIES MERGED

SAN BERNARDINO GAS COMPANY LETS CONTRACTS

SLOYD INSTRUCTOR ARRIVES

MOVING AGAINST SALOONS

LOS ANGELES ATTORNEY TO WED

STATE SURVEYOR CALLED UPON IN CALZONA CASE

ROB BLACKSMITH SAFE WITHIN STONE THROW OF POLICE HEADQUARTERS

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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL

MARKET IS THIN; DEALS ARE SLOW

CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUIT 3

FRUIT MARKET

COFFEE AND SUGAR

ST. LOUIS WOOL

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

CITRUS FRUIT REPORT

METAL MARKET

FINANCIAL

NEW YORK COTTON

PACIFIC COAST TRADE

SUGAR ADVANCED

CREAMERY BUTTER LOWER IN PRICE

AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLY

(~~ CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

HOGS BRING FIVE CENTS MORE THAN RECORD PRICE

BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

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News of the Mines and Oil Fields

TWIN LOST MINE IS FOUND AGAIN

RAILROADS CUT RATES TO ARIZONA DISTRICTS

RALPH ARNOLD STARTS WORK ON WATER CASE

RAINBOW EXTENSION CUTS BONANZA ORE

SPELLACY RUNS FOOTRACE AS GENTLE ZEPHYRS BLOW

PAY STREAK OF IMMENSE VALUES FOUND IN ALASKA

REPORTED STRIKE AT PERRIS

ARMED MEN STAND AT MOUTH OF MIDWAY TO GUARD OIL LAND

EASTERN OIL MEN TO DRILL AT VALLEJO

NEW RAILROAD LINE OPENS UP RICH MINING SECTION

PROPOSES TO DRILL FOR OIL AT INDIAN SPRINGS

STRIKE OF QUICKSILVER

DECLARES DIVIDEND

NEW YORK CURB

STANDARD BILKS WESTERN FIELDS

MINING QUOTATIONS )

SAN FRANCISCO OIL STOCKS

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