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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 152, 2 March 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
NEW LIQUOR LAW BOOSTS LICENSES TO $150 A MONTH
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
SLIDE CRUSHES SPOKANE FLYER; 23 ARE KILLED
Strike of Carmen in Philadelphia Makes Streets Resemble Battlefields
TROOPS GOING; CITY IS QUIET
IMPERIAL LOSES BOTH LICENSES
EDUCATORS SPLIT OVER QUESTION OF SMOKING
AUTHORIZES BANKS TO OPEN
KILLS SELF FOR GIRL
TROPHY IS WON BY BALLOONISTS
WOULD MAKE MEAT BARONS FUGITIVES
PANAMA'S PRESIDENT DIES OF HEART DISEASE
ARIZONA HONORS MARSHALL
ASSAULTS RIVAL; KILLS SWEETHEART AND SELF
DENIES HE GAVE PINCHOT POWER TO INSULT TAFT
FEVER PICKS NO ROW WITH THE HUSKY T.R
'HOGS'WIN OVER'ANTI-HOGS' IN ELECTION; SWINE ISSUE
THREE DIE IN FIRE
THINK LOST SHIP IS GERMAN PARNASSOS
IMPATIENT POLICEMAN ENDS MAN'S 46-HOUR SIESTA
PACIFIC FLEET CRUISERS WILL PRACTICE GUNNERY
MAKES SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT
SLIDES MENACE AS TRAINS CREEP
GAYNOR PULLS TAIL OF TAMMANY TIGER
INDIAN SCOUT DEAD
PRESIDENT SEES FUTURE TROUBLE
U.S. PUTS PROBE INTO S.P. RATES
PROF. MOORE THINKS FLOODS BENEFICIAL
CONSIDERS POSTOFFICE BILL
AMERICAN EXHIBITION IS v^ TO TAKE PLACE IN BERLIN
HYDE'S STENOGRAPHER TO TESTIFY ABOUT CULTURE
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NOTED CARTOONIST WHOSE WIFE IS GRANTED DECREE OF DIVORCE
COMERCIAL SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE CONDEMNED
PENNSYLVANIA'S GROSS EARNINGS $153,564,527
JAPAN WOULD HELP BRITISH IN TIBET
HURT IN FERRYBOAT CRASH
THREE KILLED BY CARS
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AT THE THEATERS
TRUST OUTRAGE
GOOD ROADS
ANTI-GOUGE MEASURES
LOS ANGELES PARKS
SEWING MACHINES
Can He Rebuild It?
FREIGHT RATE ROBBERY
CELTIC CLUB
Public Letter Box
Should Be Uniformity in Child Labor Laws of U.S.
HUNTING AND FISHING
THE COST OF LIVING
The State Press
Gigantic Undertaking
Day of Reckoning
Boys Who. Smoke
Her Wait in Gold
..ft ■ 'Yes, But—
-c-Hell
'.<.-,. Single Blessedness : . •'.'-m
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
TESTIFY IN SLOANE; CASE
News of the Courts
BIG BLOCK Of STOCK INVOLVED IN SUIT
CHECK CAUSES TROUBLE
JURY DISAGREES
TO CONDEMN LAND
FORM LAW PARTNERSHIP
STONES' CASE CONTINUED
NEW INCORPORATIONS
ABRAMS TELLS OF FATAL ACCIDENT
THREE BURGLARS GET PRISON SENTENCES
. — ■»-» -.. V TRIAL OF EDWARDS BEGUN
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
MINING SUIT SETTLED
COUNTY CLERK BUSY
WOMAN SUES FOR $10,000
Municipal Affairs
COUNCIL STARTS RAILWAY ACTION
POLICE COMMISSION PUTS BAN ON NEELON
BOARD OF WORKS ASKS MONOLITH SCHOOL AID
NO RENT COLLECTOR FOR TEMPLE BLOCK TENANTS
FRANKHOUSER OUSTED FOR HIS OPPOSITION
PICO ST. FRANCHISE MAY BE TAKEN FROM RAILWAY
ADOPT PRINTING SPECIFICATIONS
MAY ABOLISH CENTRAL PARK COMFORT STATIONS
GREGORY HAS EVIDENCE AGAINST CITY EMPLOYES
CHANGE IN COMMITTEES
COUNCIL REFUSES TO REOPEN GAMEWELL CASI.
FILE SEVENTEEN CHARGES AGAINST STREET FOREMi M
NEPRASKANB TO PICNIC
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MORGAN AT NAPLES
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WORLD VARIETY CIRCUIT FORMED
Society %_w___^__mmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmm^mm—9mt—mmmmm_m»mmmmmmm_______mm_^
Mantell Shows His Genius in Representing Macbeth
'PURITY SQUAD' DISCREDITED; CASE AGAINST VICTIM DISMISSED
NOTORIOUS POLICE SPY DISMISSED FROM SERVICE, DECLARE GALLOWAY AND DIXON
500 CONCERNS ARE DELINQUENT
FRENCH RAISE FUNDS FOR PARIS VICTIMS
MICHIGAN SOCIETY SHOWS RAPID GROWTH IN YEAR
MASKED THUGS ROB CASHIER
Club News
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Homeseekers Entering Shrine Auditorium as the Doors Opened
3000 JOIN RUSH FOR YUMA LAND
JEWELER REFUSES TO INCRIMINATE SELF
CHARGE CHECKS WERE BAD
MYSTERIES OF MILLINERS' ART EXPLAINED IN COURT
MEETS DEATH IN ELEVATOR SHAFT
DAYLIGHT BURGLAR HELD
HOTEL NOTES
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
DRIVEN TO CRIME BY MORPHINE, SAYS PLATT
AGED RECLUSE VICTIM OF DEFECTIVE GAS BURNER
HEAD OF MISSIONS VISITS LOS ANGELES
ARIZONA IS PREPARING TO GREET EXCURSIONISTS
USES GAS PIPE
CONTEST OVER PIOUS FUND IS FINALLY ENDED
SYMPHONY IN BLUE BULLOCK'S DISPLAY
$5000 FOR FOREST WORK
PRISONER TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
MUZZLES AGAIN; ALAS POOR FIDO
HOT CAMPAIGN AT OLIVE 'HIGH' ENDS
SAYS COST OF LIVING IS DUE TO PROSPERITY
PATENTS GRANTED
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
RICKARD AND GLEASON MAY SELL OUT PROMOTION RIGHTS TO FERRIS
MINOR LEAGUE CLUBS GIVEN ADDED RIGHTS
; RICKARD SAYS MORMONS OFFER MORE THAN FERRIS
♦-.*. MATCH HYLAND AND BALDWIN
RIALTO GOSSIP
DECLARE OFF ALL BETS ON FIRST RACE
L.A.A.C. TO STAGE WRESTLING BOUTS
AUSTRALIAN GOLF AND H; TENNIS PLAYERS COMING
SARATOGA INCREASES STAKES
TROTTER SELLS FOR $30,000
CARMAN WINS TWO RACES AT ODDS-ON
ACTORS IN PASSION PLAY HOLD DRESS REHEARSAL
MISS MICHELSON TELLS OF TROUBLE WITH SISTER
ROLLING HIGH PINS AT BOWLING MEET
IMPROVEMENT BOND ELECTION ORDERED
BUILDING PERMITS
BALL PLAYER PARDONED
BERGER IS LOOKING OVER TRAINING CAMP
S.P.'S ECONOMY IS REBUKED BY COURT
WESTERN FRATERNAL STAG LODGE PRESENTS COMEDY
ANGEL PLAYERS DISPLAY SPEED
RANCHER INJURED WHEN FRIGHTENED HORSE BOLTS
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FEDERAL AUTO LICENSE LIKELY
EXPECT RECORDS TO GO ON COLISEUM COURSE
AUTO PICKUPS
"Driving" Faces of Men Who Will Attempt to Smash Auto Records at Ascot Saturday and Sunday
ASCOT PARK READY FOR AUTO EVENTS
PROMINENT SACRAMENTO■',• – ATTORNEY KILLS SELF
HOGS GO OVER $10 MARK
Attorney Loses Wife
HAVENS MUST APPEAR IN SUPERIOR COURT
OLD SONGS ARE FEATURE OFD.A.R. ENTERTAINMENT
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
DEATHS OF A DAY
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
MAY FRAME NEW FRANCHISE LAWS
COLLEGE LECTURER CALLS* NAZARINE AN ANARCHIST
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
GOOD OMEN SEEN IN SCANTY SALES
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
FRUIT MARKET
FINANCIAL
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SUGAR AND COFFEE
AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLY
FINANCIAL RECORD
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
r CHICAGO GRAIN
EGGS AND APPLES DECLINE IN PRICE
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
NEW YORK COTTON
BOSTON WOOL
COTTON AND WOOL
CHINESE TO HOLD BOYCOTT THREAT OVER TAFT'S HEAD
JUSTICE MOODY. IMPROVING
MILLS ASSUMES OFFICE
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
JARBIDGE GROWS LIKE MUSHROOM
OIL AGENCIES BAR OUTSIDE PRODUCERS AFTER MAY 15
FLORENCE MINE IS RICH AND DECLARES STILL MORE DIVIDENDS
MINING QUOTATIONS
SOUTH CAROLINA COMMISSIONED
ALBERTA OIL FIELDS WILL BE DEVELOPED
TWENTY-FIVE COMPANY DECLARES A DIVIDEND
AMERICAN OILFIELDS ACQUIRES SECTION .14
BIG DIVIDENDS PAID BY OIL COMPANIES
OIL REFINERS SEEK TO INCREASE PRICE
HIGH GRAVITY OIL STRIKE REPORTED FROM OREGON
METAL MARKET
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
YOUNGEST MEMBER OF WOMAN'S LEAGUE
THE AMERICAN WOMAN'S LEAGUE
GOLDBERG WILL FIGHT REMOVAL
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Late News from the Cities and Towns of Southern California
PASADENA
DOG MUZZLING MAY BE DISCONTINUED
PASADENA NOTES
PASADENA BUILDING PERMITS
PASADENA TRANSIT CO. COMPLETES BANQUET PLAN
SEEKS FUNDS FOR VENICE VOLUNTEER LIFE SAVERS
WOMAN LAWYER REFUSES TO DIVULGE PLAN OF ACTION
PREPARING TOLL ROAD FOR ANDREW CARNEGIE
MIDWEEK BAND CONCERT
ELKS ELECT OFFICERS
PASADENA SOCIETY
LONG BEACH
SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO CONVENE AT BEACH
NO CHIEF APPOINTED TO SUCCEED WILLIAMS
LONG BEACH NOTES
SEEKS GAS LEAK WITH LIGHT; PAINFULLY BURNED
WILL START TO DREDGE TURNING BASIN THIS WEEK
WIGGINS TO SPEAK AT LONG BEACH BANQUET
SAN BERNARDINO
S.IT FOR $100;000 DAMAGES IS BEGUN
VIGOROUS ANTI-SALOON CAMPAIGN WILL OPEN
NEWSPAPER FOR PARKER
SAN BERNARDINO NOTES
SANTA ANA NOTES
DEATH OF MAN CRUSHED BY CARS DUE TO BRAKE
SANTA MONICA
SUSPECT EX-CONVICT OF WHOLESALE FORGERY
ASK ESTABLISHMENT OF SANTA ANA RIVER PATROL
MAN 79 WEDS WOMAN 41
CELERY SHIPMENTS LARGE
OCEAN PARK
CITY ELECTRICIAN ASKED TO RESIGN
_ ,_• WATER CASE HEARD
THE WEATHER
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BIG COMMITTEE BOOSTS STANTON
ROCK ISLAND OFFICIALS HERE FOR SHORT VISIT
CHINA ON ARMY JUNKET
WELSH RESIDENTS HONOR MEMORY OF ST. DAVID
COUNCIL ;'APPROVES
FEDERAL STEAMER LINE AND FREE HARBOR SHIPPERS' ONLY RELIEF FROM RAILROAD TYRANNY
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