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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 159, 9 March 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
JEWEL ROBBERY DECLARED PLOT; FINKS ARRESTED
PEARL IS WORTH $165,000
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
GOVERNMENT REPORTS CAUSE WHEAT ADVANCE
RIOTERS IN CAR POUR SHOTS INTO CROWD; SIX HURT
President of Empire State Senate Who Will Be Ousted
PLAN CONTINUOUS GULF COAST LINE
KNOX'S BLESSING DENIED ELOPERS
ROOT ASSUMES TAFT'S MANTLE
PACKERS BLAMED FOR HIGHER COST
SALT LAKE FREIGHT TRAIN CRASHES INTO CAR; 42 ARE INJURED
CITIZENS' RIGHTS IS KEYNOTE OF TRUST DEFENSE
CLAIMANTS SEEK TITLE TO ALASKA COAL LANDS
SUPT. OF POSTAL TELEGRAPH-CABLE COMPANY INJURED
U. OF C. BOARD ACCEPTS TROPHY FROM ROOSEVELT
SHARPENS AX TO FELL TAX BOGIE
FORESTRY OFFICIALS SCORED BY HEYBURN
MERGER HEARING IS NEARING END
DOCTORS FORBID LILLIS' REMOVAL
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Page 3 Advertisements
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DIVRCE SUITS FILED
WOMEN SEEK TO VOTE UNDER NEW CITY CHARTER
Preferential Ballot Such as Is Used in Colorado
TAKE STRIKE VOTE ON 50 RAILROADS
CLAIMS FORMER ICE KING KNOWS WHO CAUSED PANIC
FIGHTING TO ELIMINATE TRANSIENT MERCHANTS
MILLION MORE FOR R. F. D.
HYDE TO FIGHT FOR LIFE SOON
CANNOT SECURE JURY TO TRY NEGRO JANITOR
MISSED-HOLE EXPLOSION CAUSES DISASTER IN MINE
1909 GRAIN CROPS LESS THAN AVERAGE
CRUISER SOUTH DAKOTA GOES TO BUENOS AYRES
AT THE THEATERS
BOSS PLATT
EMANCIPATE WOMEN
GOOD TIMES PRESIDENT
CITY HALL SITE
DENIAL BUREAU
The Good Times President
VOTES FOR WOMEN
ABOLISH DEATH TRAPS
HARBOR PROGRESS
Story of Alaska Coal Will Shock the Dullest Moralist
Public Letter Box
NO STANLEY FOR HIM
Saving the Public Domain
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
News of the Courts
EDWARDS SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS IN PRISON
SENTENCED TO PRISON; SMILES AT COMPLAINANT
ASKS $30,000 DAMAGES IN SUIT FOR SLANDER
HARRIS. IN JAIL CHARGED WITH THEFT, DIVORCED
BEGGS IS REFUSED INJUNCTION WRIT
PECULIAR DAMAGE SUIT PUZZLES JUSTICE LING
CONDUCT BATEMAN TRIAL IN CORRIDOR OF JAIL
LAST PIECE OF PIE SAID TO BE CAUSE OF ASSAULT
SUE BECAUSE OF FIRE
BRUNNER SUED BY WIFE
Municipal Affairs
TEMPLE BLOCK SITE ACCEPTED
WATER COMPANIES FAIL TO PAY TAXES TO CITY
HEAD OF PARK DEPARTMENT MAY BE ASKED TO RESIGN
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY OF BULLOCK STORE
GAMEWELL ALARM SYSTEM AGAIN BEFORE COUNCIL
CO-OPERATE TO CREATE INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS
TO ABOLISH CITY FORESTRY
DIVORCES GRANTED
ORDINANCE NO. 23 PURSUED BY HOODOO
LICENSE LAW PASSES PRACTICALLY UNCHANGED
COUNCILMAN PRAISES HARBOR COMMISSION
DELAY BOND ORDINANCE TO THURSDAY'S SESSION
COUNCILL TO SELL FRANCHISE
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
PASADENA RAPID TRANSIT ASSURED
WATER SUPPLY REPORT AVAILABLE FOR PASADENA
CHURCH CHOIR REFUSES
PASADENA GIRL MARRIED
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO
IS FATALLY INJURED BY PREMATURE BLAST
CUPID MAY THWART EMBEZZLEMENT TRIAL
SANTA ANA
PILFER ENTIRE BLOCK OF SANTA ANA YARDS
ASK NEW PAVING
WIRE MUZZLE REQUIRED
ROAD DIRECTORS ORGANIZE
OCEAN PARK
DIRE THREATS MADE BY BEACH TRUSTEE
BEAUTIFUL DIVER DRAWS CROWDS TO BATH HOUSE
CLAIMS CITY TRUSTEES PLAYED POLITICAL TRICK
SAN PEDRO
LOWER RATES FOR UTILITIES SOUGHT
SANTA MONICA
WOMAN'S CLUB DECLARES FOR PEACEFUL HOLIDAY
TO BURY ACCIDENT VICTIM
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PASSENGERS TELL OF BIG LANDSLIDE
COLORADOAN SHOOTS SELF
C. & A. FOUNDER DIES
GREAT NORTHERN IS TO BE PROBED
DEPICTS HUMOROUS SIDE OF ENGLISH LEGAL LIFE
NEW ENGLANDERS MEET IN OLD-FASHIONED SESSION
FREE LUNCH AND TREATING IN SALOONS MAY SOON END
OIL COMPANY DENIES SUIT
SECURES NEW PASTOR
The Theaters
Music Notes
TRAIN KILLS RANCHER
Society
Club News
MUST ABATE NUISANCE
ARRESTED FOR ABANDONMENT
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MUSEUM GETS RARE LIBRARY
GIVES HIS BOOKS TO SOUTHWEST MUSEUM
TO HOLD JOINT BANQUET
CAR LINE OPENS ON STEPHENSON AVENUE
WOULD-BE SAFE CRACKER BLAMES WOMAN FOR ACT
HUNDREDS VISIT GOOD GOVERNMENT OFFICES
WHEELER CHARGED WITH PASSING FORGED CHECK
E. E. ROWELL EMBEZZLEMENT CASES TAKEN OFF CALENDAR
ACCOUNTS AND BOOKS CAUSE TEDIOUS TRIAL
CALLS FOR OIL BIDS
HUNDRED DEPUTIES HELP VOTERS REGISTER QUICKLY
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
CALIFORNIANS GET PATENTS
CRIMINAL INFORMATIONS FILED
WILL TRY FREIGHT RATE CASES HERE
INVESTIGATES PHONE TANGLES
POSTAL INSPECTORS FINISH
MUZZLED DOG BITES MAN WHO KICKED PUP
DISCOVER VALUABLE MAPS ARE NOT INSURED
NEW DEPOT RUMOR INTERESTS BUYERS
MEXICAN WOMAN ACCUSED
CHARGE DISMISSED
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
HOGAN AND HIS VILLAGERS GIVE YANNIGANS AN 8 TO 3 TROUNCING
GOTCH AND ROLLER WIN EASY MATCHES
DAVIS CUP COVETED
SOX REGULARS TRIM SACRAMENTO OUTFIT
EASTERN STRINGS ARE STARTING EARLY WORK
SWIMMERS ARE FAST IN WATER
ANNOUNCE CONTRACTS AND RELEASES IN BIG LEAGUE
FATE OF RACING IN CANADA HANGS BY THREAD
RIALTO GOSSIP
WINTER BASEBALL
BILLIARD CHAMP CLOSES EVENTFUL CAREER IN DEATH
BLUE AND WHITE ARE GETTING INTO CONDITION
KLING PRODUCES LETTER
ROLLER TAKES ON POLE
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS
STAGE BATTLE AT RACE TRACK
BEAVERS ARE REPORTING
WORK INJURES ATHLETE
PLAYER IS INSURED
ANOTHER HOLDOUT QUiTS
AMERICA ONLY CHALLENGER
AWARDED $10,000 DAMAGES FROM THE SPRECKELS CO.
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FAVORITE CARS MAY RACE HERE
FRANKLIN HANGS ONTO CROSS COUNTRY RECORD
HOWARD COMPANY BUSY
Lineup of Speed Cars for Fifty-Mile Race at Ascot Park as They Left Tape
A. A. A. OFFICIALS VISIT PLAYA DEL REV TRACK
SOUNDS FROM THE MUFFLER
GETS TOY TONNEAU BUICK
BALKY CAR ENDEAVORS TO KILL TWO OCCUPANTS
BRISCOE CAPABLE MAN TO GUIDE BIG CONCERN
WILL SELL MANY CARS
HOTEL NOTES
FORMAL MOTION TO DISBAR SEATTLE ATTORNEY BEGUN
PLAITS BODY TAKEN TO OLD HOME FOR FUNERAL
APPEAL COURTS UPHOLD DAMAGE SUIT COMPLAINT
WALL STREET BLOCKED AS CROWDS SEE MILLIONS
ITINERARY OF ARIZONA TRIP IS COMPLETED
SANTA FE FREIGHT MEN IN SEMI-ANNUAL SESSION
FRANCE GREETS EDWARD VI
WHEEL WORKS DESTROYED
PHONE IMPROVEMENTS ARE HALTED BY CITY OFFICIALS
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
ONE DEALER DAILY FIXES FISH PRICES
WOODMEN HOLD JUBILEE AT POMONA QUARTERS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
ADVANCE IN STEEL STEADIES MARKET
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
NEW YORK COTTON
BOSTON WOOL
AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLIES
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
LOCAL RANCH EGGS ARE PUT IN STORAGE
BARLEY HAY PRICES
PRICES OF HOGS ARE STILL SOARING SKYWARD
FLOUR AND FEED
COFFEE AND SUGAR
COTTON AND WOOL
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BUTTER, EGGS "AND CHEESE
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
NEVADA LOOKS TO BROWN GOLD
UNITED APPROACHES OIL IN SECOND WELL
MAYS WELL IS CAPPED AWAITING ARRIVAL OF TANKS TO HANDLE OIL
MINING QUOTATIONS ]
BOSTON MINING STOCKS
BARD RUNS FOUR STRINGS OF TOOLS IN UPPER OJAI
METAL MARKET
BAPTIST MINISTERS MEET
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MIDWAY OPTION WILL BE CLOSED
GOLCONDA MILL NOW READY FOR TONNAGE
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
AGED COUPLE ARE BEATEN AND SHOT
MISSIONARY WORKERS GATHER AT BANQUET
OFFER TO BUILD ROAD
BUILDING PERMITS
SEATTLE VOTERS FAVOR THE WIDE-OPEN TOWN
FRUIT MARKET
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ARTIST EXHIBITS INDIANA PAINTINGS
TRIAL OF SUIT RESUMED
HERALD PATTERNS
THE AMERICAN WOMAN'S LEAGUE
WORKS DOES NOT CONCUR IN REPORT ON PASSES
ASKS COUNCIL TO CHANGE PRESENT BUILDING LAWS
POSITION OF LICENSE INSPECTOR CREATED
LEAVING NO CLEW, ROBBER WHO BEAT WOMAN ESCAPES
DISTILLERS PAY FINE
NEW INCORPORATIONS
THEWEATHErt
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SHOW TRAIN ON RURAL MISSION
MULLEN & BLUETT IN NEW HOME ON SOUTH BROADWAY
LAUDS IMPORTANT WORK OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
TWO BICYCLISTS INJURED IN AUTO COLLISIONS
TRIES ACCUSED REVOLUTIONISTS
NEW TRIAL TOO MUCH FOR AGED MAN; PLEADS GUILTY
MEET IN NEW QUARTERS
NORWALK INCORPORATION ASKED OF SUPERVISORS
"P..1." REDUCES PRICE
CHOIR IN PASSION PLAY REHEARSES WITH ORGAN
FIRE DESTROYS BUILDING
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