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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 161, 11 March 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TO BAR COUNTY EMPLOYES FROM DOING POLITICS
AMERICANS ARE SAFE
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
MRS. CUDAHY YEARNS GOOD FELLOWSHIP TO BE FOUND ON STAGE
MOUNTED POLICE RIDE OVER MOB; CLUB AT RANDOM
Labor Leaders in Philadelphia, Their Opponent and Old Independence Hall
ALLDS GRILLED BY INQUISITORS
IRISH PAPER WILL PRINT A SPECIAL TAFT EDITION
LIMITED TRAIN RUNS INTO OPEN SWITCH
COUPLE FOUND DEAD; SUICIDE PACT HINTED
COMMERCIAL CLUB PROTESTS
PRIVATE SHIP LINE CAUSES HIGH RATES
KNOX, JR., WILL SELL MOTORS FOR LIVING
NEWSPAPER OFFERS POSITION
GARFIELD SAYS SEC. BALLINGER BETRAYED TAFT
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA FEELS EARTHQUAKE
CANAL ZONE PRICES OF FOOD DECREASE
LARGE MAJORITY IS GIVEN FOR NON-PARTISAN BALLOT
HALLEV'S COMET VISIBLE
STANDARD OIL HAS DOUBLE DEFENSE
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH
GIRL WEDS GALLANT WHO DIVED INTO RIVER TO SAVE PICTURE HAT
PAYS $300 EACH FOR COAL TRACTS
PHILADELPHIAN IN JAIL FOR ANNOYING MAYOR
LOS ANGELES MONEY WILL AID THE IMPERIAL VALLEY
PACIFIC MAIL MAN TESTIFIES
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GETS FUNDS FOR DAM .
FAKES EXPOSED; DUPES FLEECED
BRAVE WOMEN SAVE HOMES ENDANGERED BY FLAMES
BRITISH GREET FAIRBANKS
NO PARDON FOR COLLINS
BELL FORMALLY ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY FOR GOVERNOR
INDEPENDENTS TO OPPOSE BOSSISM
TAFT TO MAKE THIRD VISIT TO' NEW YORK IN 5 WEEKS
FIGHT ON CORN TRUST
PEARY TO OFFER PROOF
DR. HYDE'S WIFE WILLED HIM ALL
TWO SCIENTISTS LECTURE AT TEACHERS' GATHERING
AMERICAN WOMEN ATTACKED BY FANATICAL AFGHANS
HEN CHASES MAIL CARRIER; MAKES HIM DISGORGE EGG
DIPLOMATS CANNOT ACCEPT DECORATIONS
BLOW SAFE, GET $3000
PITTSBURG PLANS HUGE RECEPTION TO CARNEGIE
TO INTERCHANGE CULTURE
DUEZ ALONE IS HELD IN PARIS' BIG FRAUD SCANDAL
APRICOTS IN BLOOM
AT THE THEATERS
PARK IMPROVEMENT
VOTES FOR WOMEN
TRUST INIQUITIES
RELIEF IN SIGHT
GOOD NEWS
RANK DISHONESTY
If Uncle Joe Had His Way
CAUSE OF CRIME
COMPENSATION
TARIFF INSTANCE
Are Americans Fooled Into Belief of Self Government
Public Letter Box
THE THIRD DEGREE
AS NOW
LOVE SONG IN A MINOR KEY
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
IS EJECTED FROM CAR; ASKS $1137.50 DAMAGES
NEW INCORPORATIONS
VIOLATES HIS PAROLE
LECTURES ON ART WORKS
MEET IN SYMPATHY
ACCUSED OF FORGERY
News of the Courts
NEPHEW FACES FRAUD CHARGES
IRISH SONGS AND WIT TO BE MINSTREL FEATURE
JURY RETURNS VERDICT OF ATTEMPTED ASSAULT
TWO ACCUSED JOINTLY
Municipal Affairs
CONCRETE LIMIT NOW TEN STORIES
TERMINATION CLAUSE MAY BE ADDED TO ORDINANCE
FIXES DATES TO SELECT SUCCESSOR TO PLANT
SEEKS TO INSTALL DEVICE
LICENSE ORDINANCE RECALLED
BUILDING BIDS RETURNED ,
FORCE TO BE REDUCED
CHARGES FRAUD IN SALE OF 1908 TOURING CAR
BROTHERS ON TRIAL FOR DIAMOND EMBEZZLEMENT
PREPARE ORDINANCES
ACCUSED APPEARS ON CRUTCHES
PERJURY COMPLAINT DISMISSED
PERJURY HEARING CONTINUED
SETS LARCENY HEARING
FRONT END SMOKING SIGNS CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE
PROTESTANTS IN MISSION PHALANX
Clever Actress Wins Billiard Tourney of the 'Red Mill' Co.
THREE ARRESTED AND STOLEN WIRE FOUND
RETAIL HARDWARE MEN OPPOSE JOBBERS'METHOD
UNIVERSITY CLUB HOLDS ITS ANNUAL ELECTION
OFFICERS SEE SMUGGLING CLEW IN OPIUM CAPTURE
OLD CLOTHING FIRMS OCCUPY NEW QUARTERS
EAST SIDE RESIDENTS WORK FOR HIGH SCHOOL
WANTS INTEREST BACK
BUILDING PERMITS
KLAW AND ERLANGER DENY THEY WANT PASSION PLAY
NOTE CASE UNDER ADVISEMENT
CHANGES PLEA TO GUILTY
Pure Water a Health Essential
MISS RAMBEAU IS VERSATILE ACTRESS
NEW LEADING WOMAN OF BURBANK THEATER
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
GETS 99-YtAR SENTENCE
Society
Music Notes
DUTCH CONTRALTO WHO SINGS TODAY
AUTO COMBINE DENIED
HERALD PATTERNS
605 M,
NEITHER 'PHONE COMPANY WILLING TO INTERCHANGE
HOTEL NOTES
SHOW WINDOWS BROKEN AS TIRE PRESS EXPLODES
REHEARING IS DENIED
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
Admits She Doesn't Love Husband, but Asks Support
25,000 RAILROAD MEN MAY STRIKE
DR. LOCKE GREETS PENNSYLVANIANS
EQUALITY CLUB HEARS ADDRESS ON BANKING
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
WOMAN DECLARES SHE IS H. WILEY'S WIFE
STUDENT ADMITS THEFT
MAN AND WIFE FACE TRIAL FOR MURDER
DATE IS SET FOR TRIAL OF HENDRICKS AND WIFE
W. P. TRAINS RUN SOON
PRETTY WOMAN DECLARED THIEF
JEWISH WOMEN REVIEW PHILANTHROPIC EFFORT
THIEVES CRACK S. P. SAFE AT NORWALK; FIND NOTHING
STATES CHARGES INCREASE
STORY OF HOLDUP DECLARED FALSE
FLAGMAN SAYS LIGHTS WILL PREVENT WRECKS
SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS SHOW SHORTAGE
BONEHEAD DOG WAGS TAIL AT THIEF, THEN IS STOLEN
PLANS COMPLETE FOR MECHANICS' DISPLAY
SCARED PUP NIPS MEN WHO SHRIEK 'MAD DOG!'
MUST HIRE CONDUCTORS
ORDERS 1000 NEW CARS
BUSINESS FIRMS JOIN IN ARIZONA EXCURSION
FALL FROM STREET CAR MAY RESULT FATALLY
APPOINTS MOTHER GUARDIAN
MISLABELED FOOD SOLD
GOSTIMOSKI IS ACQUITTED
DIVORCEE BRINGS SUIT FOR PROPERTY
MEXICO DISCRIMINATES AGAINST U.S. IMPORTS
FILES CROSS COMPLAINT
EXECUTRIX SUES SURETY
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
JEFFRIES AND PARTY LEAVE FOR BIG HUNT IN TEHACHAPI COUNTRY
WHITTIER AND OXY TO MEET SATURDAY
Jeffries Caught by Herald Camera Man While Playing with His Pets During Letup in an Afternoon of Work
DUKE OF MILAN IS RUNNING FORMFULLY
MAKES NEW PISTOL RECORD
RIALTO GOSSIP
NATIONAL COMMISSION HANDLES BIG MONEY
NEALON RETURNS TO HIS OLD TIME FORM
WESTON KEEPS MOVING
COUNTY HIGHS TO HOLD MEET
WATER SPORTS DRAW GOOD ATTENDANCE
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WHITE SOX SPRING SURPRISE BY ALMOST WHITEWASHING ANGELS
AVALANCHE VICTIMS STILL UNIDENTIFIED
WHITE SOX REGULARS KNOCK DANK OUT OF BOX
RICH, BUT DIES IN HOVEL
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND
U.S.C. TO MEET POMONA SQUAD
BOYS DO CIRCUS TRICK
FRIENDS OF WIZARD TO ERECT MONUMENT
N.Y. REPUBLICANS DEFY GOV. HUGHES
ASKS OIL KING TO SPEND MONEY ON IMMIGRANTS
MAN ARRESTED AS SLEUTHS UNTANGLE MURDER MYSTERY
BARRY AND BURNS ARE MATCHED AT OAKLAND
MOTORCAR RACES PROVIDE THRILLS
WOMAN SWIMMER WILL RACE 'DIVING BEAUTY'
MAKE FORTUNE IN ALASKA BY SLUICING IN WINTER
TO VOTE ON PROHIBITION
MAYOR OF VIENNA DIES
LOS ANGELES WATER SUIT BEFORE U. S. HIGH COURT
WALL STREET TO BUILD OWN AUTOS
ROOSEVELT JOINS WIFE AT KHARTOUM MONDAY
T. R. REACHES KODOK
ST. L & S. F. RAILROAD TO CONSOLIDATE LINES
$30,000,000 RESTS IN BANK VAULT
THREE DEAD; SEVEN HURT UNDER COLLAPSED WALL
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
RAILROAD STOCKS ARE MORE ACTIVE
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
_—. » . ♦ METAL MARKET
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
PYRAMID ENTERS MIDWAY DISTRICT
ONE MILLION DOLLARS TO BE SPENT IN TEST
INDEPENDENT OIL REACHES COAST THROUGH PIPELINE
WATCH ACORN WELL
STANDARD LOSES CASES
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
AVIATOR INJURED
PROPERTY OF EIGHT OIL COMPANY SELLS FOR $1625 AN ACRE
MIDWAY DISTRICT CLAIMS BUSIEST TOWN IN STATE
OIL IN STORAGE FOR STANDARD
FLOUR AND FEED
COALINGA CRUDE OIL EXPECTS TO COMPLETE FIRST WELL BY APRIL ____ •
MINING QUOTATIONS
UNITED WELL NO. 2 IN NORTH MIDWAY COMES IN WITH BIG VOLUME
CHICAGO GRAIN
FORAY ON CHICKENS AND HARES BASIS FOR SUIT
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
WOOLWINE TO AID IN BUCKET SHOP CASES
PASADENA SOCIETY
TO ENFORCE LIQUOR LAW
VALUED RELICS ESCAPE FLAMES
PASADENA BUILDING PERMITS
TENNIS TOURNAMENT FREE
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO
INDIAN LEADS POSSE WILD GOOSE CHASE
POMONA NEWS NOTES
SANTA MONICA
DOUBLE FUNERALS PROHIBITED
SANTA ANA
PLAYER IN CHECKER TOURNAMENT NOT FIT TO ACT AS JURYMAN
jSANTA ANA TO HONOR JOHNSON
NOT ELIGIBLE
DUMA APPROVES CUT
VENICE
INCENDIARISM SUSPECTED
CHARLES M. SCHWAB COMING
S. P. OFFICE IS ROBBED
IRRIGATION SYSTEM WILL COST MILLIONS
ASKS DATE BE SET FOR HETCH HETCHY HEARING
WOMAN STOPS RUNAWAY, DIES FROM EXCITEMENT
SPEED TESTS GRATIFYING
UNFORTUNATE ALIEN BARRED
NEARLY DROWNED IN BATHTUB
FIREMEN NEAR DEATH
EXCESSIVE JOY FATAL
OPPOSE IRRIGATION SCHEME
ACCUSED JUDGE ON TRIAL
THEWEATHErt
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PAIN TORTURES BANKER; SUICIDE
DR. CARTER APPOINTED
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
WHAT GROWERS ARE DOING IN GARDENS AND FIELDS
MARCH COPPER REPORT SHOWS STOCK INCREASE
News of the Waterfront
TREASURY STATEMENT
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE
TORPEDO FLOTILLA AT TARGET PRACTICE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
PRICES OF HOGS
CHEESE OUTPUT GROWING LARGER
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
FRUIT MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
COFFEE AND SUGAR
COTTON AND WOOL
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