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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 148, 26 February 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS AND COURT TESTED
ARRESTED BANKER TELLS SAD STORY
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
DAYS OF CIRCUIT RIDERS ARE RECALLED BY METHODISTS BUILDING OWN CHURCH
MEMBERS ERECT NEW STRUCTURE
GIRL FRIGHTENED INTO CONVULSIONS; MAY DIE
INDICT DR. BURKE; ATTEMPT TO MURDER TWO IS CHARGE
DEMOCRAT FLAYS TARIFF MEASURE
POLES SNAP UNDER BIGGEST AMERICAN FLAG IN WORLD
HARLAN IS ACCUSED; SON DEFENDS JURIST
WILL WAGE WAR ON LIQUOR IN BAY CITY
TO STUDY WOMAN'S HEADGEAR
SACRIFICES HERSELF TO SAVE HER SLEEPING CHILD
BEEF MAGNATES INDICTED; FRAUD CHARGED TRUST
GERMANY NOT HOSTILE „ TO AMERICAN EXPOSITION
TO LAY SIXTH CABLE
PRISONER DECIDES TO LIVE; HANDS POISON JAILER
ASPIRED TO BE BURGLAR
NEGRO KILLS SHERIFF; SHOT
LABOR LEADER CHARGED WITH INCITING RIOT
WARRANT ISSUED FOR MRS. VAUGHN
MAJORITY REPORT FAVORS COMMERCE COURT 6 TO 4
SEEK CONTROL OF ASBESTOS
OFFERS MILLION FOR MINES
POSSE FLAGS FREIGHT TO GET FUGITIVE; SHOOTS HIM
LOBBYING CHARGE AGAINST RICHARDSON TO BE DROPPED
FOUR BODIES RECOVERED
JAP/VNESE WOMAN POSTMASTER
Page 2 Advertisements
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GLAVIS' REMOVAL LOST GOV'T CASE, CHARGES AGENT
Ten Thousand Men Take Part in War Game on Luzon Island in Philippines
FREEZING MAN INQUIRES "WHO WON PRIZE FIGHT?"
LEAVES SUIT FOR LOWER RATES TO FRESNO CHAMBER
FEDERAL JURY INDICTS THREE
TO PROBE IMMUNITY CLAIM
MANILA IS TAKEN IN BIG WAR GAME
MEMBERS 1901 NEW YORK SENATE IGNORANT OF BRIBES
BLUECOAT GOES TO JAIL FOR HIS SON'S TRUANCY
WILL LEAD G. O. P. OF SOUTH DAKOTA AGAIN
CLAIMS BAD BOYS MAKE MOST USEFUL CITIZENS
CONVICT SEES DEAD MOTHER
DEPOSE RULER OF THIBET FOR REVOLT
CALLS SOME CANNON OPPONENTS HYPOCRITES
"HANDCUFF KING" SHOT AFTER BREAKING JAIL
MAKES $50,000 ON RANCH SALE
U. S. MAKES GAIN IN ITS FOREIGN TRADING
Page 3 Advertisements
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AT THE THEATERS
POLICE DUTY
TIME FOR PEACE
CITIZENS' DUTY
BETTER LOS ANGELES
G. O. P. REBELS
Alarmed
MUNICIPAL LODGING HOUSE
Public Letter Box
Editor Defends Women Against Extravagance Charge
Growth of the Telephone
THE NEW MOTHER GOOSE
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
SUES BANK FOR $110,000 BECAUSE OF PROSECUTION
WILL ASK NEW TRIAL
Municipal Affairs
ASK EXTENSION FOR CREGIER CO.
ABANDON PLAN TO ERECT ENGINE HOUSE THIS YEAR
ASK FIVE-CENT FARE
CITY WILL PAY BILL
ASKS CONDEMNATION
NO DISCUSSION OF LICENSES
INSPECT PLAYGROUNDS
CITY WORKERS TO GET PAY WEEKLY
NEIGHBORS IN WATTSTAKE FIGHT TO COURT
MURDER CHARGE FILED AGAINST EDW. S. KEYES
News of the Courts
25 YEARS BOY'S PRISON SENTENCE
BELIEVED RIVER BED FILLED WITH GOLD
PLAINTIFF FOR $10,000 GETS FALSE NOTIONS
CRIMINAL LIBEL CHARGE DISMISSED BY JUDGE
SENTENCE POSTPONED
COURT ADMITS ERROR; GRANTS NEW TRIAL
TOO MUCH BROTHER-IN-LAW NO CAUSE FOR DIVORCE
NEW INCORPORATIONS
ALHAMBRA TRUSTEES WIN
DR. CHAMBERS TO EXPLAIN
LANDSBERG FINED $700
MEXICAN SENT TO PRISON
ASKS $5000 FROM ROAD
SUES FOR HEAVY DAMAGES
NEPHEW OF FORMER STATESMAN GUILTY
Page 5 Advertisements
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LAWYERS WILL VOTE SECRETLY
INDIANANS ELECT OFFICERS
""names customs officer
Westlake Chapter Eastern Star Gives Annual Ball
Music Notes
AUTO TOURISTS MAY BE LOST IN DESERT STORM
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES ENTERTAINED AT SMOKER
Club News
SACRAMENTO RIVER RISES 15 FEET IN SHORT TIME
SPURIOUS COIN IS FOUND ON PRISONER
CHILDREN IN CONTESTS ON TEMPERANCE TOPICS
FRANCISCAN FATHERS TO GUARD PASSION PLAY
"MADRIZ MUST FALL"
Page 6 Advertisements
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Page 6 Advertisements Column 3
EXPANSION WORK IN ABLE HANDS
A Portion of the State Membership Committee, Big Factor in Upbuilding of Mothers' Congress
MESSAGE ISSUED TO MOTHERS OF NATION
JOTTINGS
BIG CAMPAIGN BEGUN
WOMAN GIVES THANKS FOR $20 IN NICKELS
Page 7 Advertisements
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HOME SEEKERS' 'LINE' IGNORED
LINER USES FISTS ON SUPPOSED DETRACTOR
NEGLECT TO KILL HORSE CAUSES OWNER'S ARREST
BLACKJACK GAME RAIDED
STOPS RUNAWAY TEAM
GAS HEATER CAUSE OF FIRE
700 AMERICANS VISIT TOKIO
'Seize It As You Pass' Society Gains Wisdom with Experience
HER LIFE WORK PRISON REFORM
EARL ROGERS BRANDS CRYPTOGRAM CHARGE LIE
OPEN MISSIONARY INSTITUTE
LUMBER PILE FELL ON HIM
Y. M. C. A. CONVENTION FOR 1911 MAY BE HELD HERE
RIFLE BULLET NARROWLY MISSES NURSE AND BABY
CONVICTED OF ,ARSON
SLEEP WALKER LEAVES TRAIN CLAD IN PAJAMAS
Page 8 Advertisements
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
LYMAN GAGE'S SON FINED FOR SPEEDING
PARENTS RECONCILED; CHILDREN RETURN HOME
OPIUM SMUGGLING HEARING POSTPONED
DEMOCRATS WILL MEET TO SELECT DELEGATES
LOSE CHILDREN AFTER 4 YEARS
DECLARES ABRAMS DROVE CAR AT TERRIFIC SPEED
FINAL REPORT ON ESTATE OF LATE CRIB KING FILED
CAN GROW TOBACCO HERE
TOTS WHOSE CUSTODY HAS BEEN REGAINED BY MOTHER
ASKS COMMITMENT TO PATTON INSANE ASYLUM
ACCUSES S. P. BRAKEMAN
CAMPBELL STILL IN JAIL
JAPANESE KILLS HIMSELF
MANY CORPORATIONS ARE LIABLE TO A FINE
FORMER INMATES OF lONE REFORMATORY ACCUSED
ENGINEERS TO CONVENE IN "PROSPERITY WEEK"
POLICE SPIES TO SEEK NEW JOBS
TAILOR'S GOOSE CAUSES EARLY MORNING FIRE
MOTHER SHOOTS; KILLS HER SON
AWARDED SALVAGE FROM NORWEGIAN STEAMSHIP CO.
Page 9 Advertisements
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
BIG FIGHT MAY BE STAGED AT RICHMOND
YOUNG TAFT PLAYS SQUASH
JEFFRIES PLANNING WORLDWIDE TOUR AFTER HE WHIPS JOHNSON
POLICE SAVE NEIL KNOCKOUT
ASK EQUAL PRIVILEGES FOR AMATEUR PLAYERS
BLIZZARD SWOOPS DOWN ON BASEBALL PLAYERS
MATCH LANGFORD AND BARRY
PRETTY GIRL TO BE BRIDE OF WOLGAST
GILBERT ROSE RUNS AWAY WHILE AT POST
HENDERSON AND SHEEHAN LET OPPORTUNITY SLIP
SELL STANDARD BRED HORSES
WESTON AHEAD OF TIME
BAT STILL HOPING FOR RETURN MATCH
BOWLING
NORTHWESTERN ATHLETICS TO BE BOOMED BY ALUMNI
SHORTEN SCHEDULE
WRESTLER TRIES SAVATE
BEAUMAN ANNEXES FEATURE AT JUAREZ
GOV. HASKELL'S HEARING ENDED
WIFE TO MAKE ERRING HUSBAND DO HOUSEWORK AND REMAIN IN NIGHTS
WALSH TO SOJOURN IN SAN ANTONIO UNTIL JUNE
WORKMEN ARE BURIED BENEATH SNOW AVALANCHE
STUDENT 18 HONORED
SNOWBLIDE KILLB TWO
PLANNING TRI-CLUB HORSE RACE CIRCUIT
DEFAULTING BANK CLERK SURRENDERS TO POLICE
CONTINUE INVESTIGATION OF SWOPE POISON MYSTERY
GIRL JUMPS FROM SHIP; SAVED BY GALLANT TAR
DISCOVER ROPE INTENDED BY CAIRO MOB FOR NEGRO
RAILROADS WILL CHARGE FOR TARIFF INFORMATION
WASHINGTON F.IGHT GOING TO WISCONSIN TO RACE
WILL SHORTEN RAILROAD
COAST PLAYERS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP
WHOLESALE MURDER PLOT SUSPECTED
Page 10 Advertisements
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AUTO SHOW TO CLOSE TONIGHT
STANISLAUS ROADS ARE FAVORABLE TO TOURING
STUDEBAKER, 'E. M. F.' AND FLANDERS CARS EXHIBITED BY THE LORD MOTOR CAR CO. AT LICENSED AUTO SHOW
DRY FARMING METHODS URGED
HILLSDALE ALUMNI MAKE MERRY AT BIG BANQUET
FUNERAL FOR MRS. FLEMING
SLEUTH ON WILD GOOSE BURGLAR HUNT
TWO FUNERAL SERVICES FOR FRANCIS J. COENEN
MISSIONARIES HOLD RALLY
ALLIANCE FRANCAISE TO HEAR LAMBARDI SINGERS
CHARGES AGAINST BROWN
AGED ARCHITECT DIES
Rich Woman Seeks Man Who Will Post $25 Forfeit
HOTEL NOTES
GILLETT APPOINTS FORESTER
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Page 11 Advertisements
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
SLUMP FOLLOWS LIFT IN PRICES
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
METAL MARKET
BAR SILVER GOES DOWN
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BOSTON WOOL
COTTON AND WOOL
FINANCIAL
CHICAGO GRAIN
COFFEE AND SUGAR
BUTTER SUPPLY IS ABUNDANT
BRADSTREET'B REVIEW
NEW YORK COTTON
SAN FRANCISCO OIL STOCKS
BANK CLEARINGS
PACIFIC COAST HOPS
|— • , j COOKED ON OTHER SIDE
Page 12 Advertisements
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
SECRET PROCESS TO BE UNCORKED
IRONWOOD GROUP AT KOFA, ARIZONA, WILL BE WORKED IN BOND
STANDARD CONTRACTS FOR PRODUCTION OF CALIFORNIA MIDWAY
PRICE OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
ACCUSE BANKRUPT OF OVERLOOKING $10,000
ROTARY CLUB DINES
Oil Property in North Midway Field, for Which Owners Refused $200,000
Coalinga Production Shows Increase Over Other Periods
BEAR CREEK MAY NOT SELL VALUABLE TRACT
CHLORIDE MINE UNCOVERS ORE ON 225-FOOT LEVEL
STARTS FIVE RIGS
HOMESTAKE GUSHES 400 BARRELS DAILY
LUNING GOLD MINE EXPECTS TO BEGIN ON HIGH GRADE ORE
CANFIELD SERIOUSLY ILL
PETALUMA MEETING
CONSTRUCTS DERRICK
WHITE STAR* TO MEET
[ MINING QUOTATIONS)
Page 13 Advertisements
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
WHITE DISCUSSES MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
VICTIM OF AUTO ACCIDENT AT AZUSA TO BE BURIED
COLONIAL PARTY IN HONOR OF GEORGE WASHINGTON
CROWN CITY HORSE SHOW MAY BE DISPENSED WITH
VETERAN OF TWO WARS HEARS LAST BUGLE CALL
BLAMES WINERY FOR HIS APPEARANCE IN COURT
PASADENA HOTEL NOTES
REDLANDS NEWS NOTES
SANTA ANA NEWS NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO
SAN BERNARDINO TO OBSERVE CENTENNIAL
ORANGE BELT ELKS PLAN FINE FEATURE FOR DETROIT
BOY CRUSHED BY ROLLER
GOOD GOVERNMENT FORCES ARE ACTIVE
SCHOOL TEACHER INJURED
LONG BEACH
CONGRESS TO BE SUPPLIED WITH LONG BEACH FACTS
LONG BEACH DRYDOCK WORKS IS PROGRESSING ■ i i ■ ;
AUTO BALKS ON HILL; COLLIDES WITH PALM TREE
CITY ATTORNEY TO DEMAND
GUILTY ON THREE COUNTS
RIVERSIDE
BALLOTS CAST OUT DEFEAT RIVERSIDE BOND ISSUE
SANTA MONICA
ABSENCE OF SCHOOL GIRLS MYSTIFYING
OCEAN PARK
STEEPLEJACK AT WORK
POMONA NEWS NOTES
THE WEATHER
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NOTED WORKER TO SPEAK HERE
ARREST BOY BIKE RIDER FOR HOLDING ON TO CAR
CUTS OUT MAN'S TONGUE
HERALD PATTERNS
GOOD GOVERNMENT EFFORT REVIEWED
ENGINEERS HOLD MEETING
RABBI MYERS SPEAKS
BUILDING PERMITS
TRIANGLE CADETS ENTERTAIN
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