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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 167, 17 March 1910

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Article Text

Masthead

ROOSEVELT WILL WEAR SHAMROCK ON COAT TODAY

KILLED IKTCOLLISION

INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY

ALDRICH DEFENDS RAILROAD BILL IN HEATED DEBATE

SUBSCRIPTION RATES

STRIKE ON N.Y. LINES AVERTED

Fifty-Seven Millionaires Sit at Luncheon with Carnegie

CANNON BEATEN BY INSURGENTS

CUDAHY AND BROTHER AT SOUTHERN RESORT

MORLEY CALLED LIAR BY MAYOR

DAUGHTER OF J. C. STUBBS GRANTED DIVORCE DECREE

U.S. WILL BOSS WORLD SOME DAY, SAYS STEEL KING

USE FIRE ENGINE TO SUBDUE CRAZED MAN

AMBASSADOR NAEUCO'S BODY PUT ON PRESIDENT'S YACHT

WILL OPEN BANK AT TAFT

PILES rI'RKD IN 8 TO !4 DAY!

JOHNSON IS GUEST OF SAN BERNARDINO

BANKER W. E. DAVIS DECLARED SUICIDE

DEFUNCT CONCERN OWED MEXICAN BANK $2,072-878

WICKERSHAM FLAYS TRUST

ALLEGED SLAYER OF GIRL CAPTURED IN MEXICO CITY

ALDRICH DEFENDS RAILROAD MEASURE

HALLEY'S COMET WILL BE VISIBLE APRIL 8

BANKER FAILS TO APPEAR TO PROSECUTE TWO WOMEN

SEEK MISSING GIRL HERE

PRINCESS DE SAGAN AGAIN LOSES SUIT

NEW HEIR IN FIELD FOR RUSSELL ESTATE

WEST VIRGINIA TO SWING INTO DEMOCRATIC COLUMN

PAUL MORTON SELECTED BY PAN-AMERICAN ROAD

PRUSSIAN SUFFRAGE BILL IS PASSED BY GERMAN DIET

LAST OF 16 INFECTED DIES

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CONSERVATION IS CALLED FAD BY BALLINGER

GRANT'S LETTER FOUND IN HUT

Historic Letter Written by Federal Leader in Civil War, Found in This State Years Later

STEALS HORSE AND BUGGY TO GET OUT OF UNITED STATES

PRESBYTERIANS IN SESSION

RECENT DEATHS

WADE ELLIS REPLIES TO SOLON'S CHARGES

PRESIDENT IDE WHEELER TRIES FOR SPEED RECORD

ANNUAL STATEMENT MADE BY RECEIVER LE BRETON

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AT THE THEATERS

WONDERFUL CITY

CATALINA

SAINT PATRICK'S DAY

ROCKEFELLER'S PRAYER

EMIGRATION

HAWK AND SPARROWS

Building the Higher Wall

CANAL EXPOSITION

MEAT TRUST'S BLUFF

Art of Conversation Has Declined in Modern Times

Public Letter Box

Liberia

THE CITY

AROUND TOWN

PEARLINS TELL TRUTH TO GAIN PROBATION SENTENCE

POWER COMPANY IS SUED BY PLUMBER FOR $100,000

TICHENOR CASE DISMISSED

Municipal Affairs

CITY EMPLOYES' SALARIES CUT

COMPANIES NOTIFIED TO COMPLY WITH FRANCHISES

GAMEWELL CLAIM ONCE MORE BEFORE COUNCIL

PIPE WILL BE REMOVED WHEN STREET IS GRADED

MUNICIPAL LODGINGS ASKED

REDUCTION OF CAR FARES PREMATURELY ANNOUNCED

ST. CROIX OWNERS SUED FOR DAMAGES

MUST RETURN MONEY TO SUGAR STOCK PURCHASER

DUDLEY ON PROBATION FOR PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS

DAMAGES FOR LAUNCH SMASHUP

GUILTY OF BURGLARY

News of the Courts

BRIBERY HINTS ENLIVEN TRIAL

PHYSICIAN IS ARRAIGNED ON FORMER WIFE'S CHARGES

CENTENARIAN, SUED BY DETECTIVE, WINS

PRISONER SATISFIED WITH TESTIMONY OF WITNESSES

GROCER IS ARRESTED

SEEKS RELEASE FROM JAIL

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Society

Club News

DISTRACTED MOTHER ASKS POLICE TO FIND DAUGHTER

The Theaters

STORY OF HOLDUP NOT CREDITED BY OFFICIALS

PASSION PLAY THIRD PART IS WELL GIVEN

L. & N. PLEADS GUILTY

Music Notes

PLEADS GUILTY

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MODEL LICENSE ORDINANCE WILL BE CONSIDERED

Counsel of Model License League Explains System

JURIST SCORES DIVORCE FRAUD

HOTEL NOTES

ANNUAL CHARITY TAG DAY SET FOR MAY 7

SUFFRAGE IS SOUGHT BY LOCAL W. C. T. U. MEMBERS

INSPECT LINES WITH VIEW OF PROTECTING PUBLIC

WILL OBSERVE DAY OF IRELAND'S PATRON SAINT

ESCAPES BEING HURT

GATES DEFINITELY REJECTS CANDICACY

LAW ALUMNI ARRANGE DANCE

MRS. EVELINE BRYSON IMPROVES

ANGELENOS TO TOUR WORLD

FATHER AND SON FACE HORSE STEALING CHARGE

SHOOTING UP OF OFFICE RESULTS IN TWO ARRESTS

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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section

Masthead

STANTON BELIEVES IN GOOD LUCK OMEN

HIBERNIANS WILL HONOR PATRON SAINT TONIGHT

TRIES SIX MEDICINES; SENT TO HOSPITAL

OHIOANS TO! BE GUESTS AT CHAMBER RECEPTION

DISCUSSES PRISON REFORM

DIVORCE DEFENDANT FLEES WITH RECORDS

BEQUEST OF BODY REFUSED

YOUTH WHO ANNOYS WOMAN IS ARRESTED

favorsVariff reform

CHAMBER DECLINES TO SEND DELEGATES

ASSESSMENT REPORTS URGED

NEW CONCERN WILL TAP RICH MEXICAN DISTRICT

WARNING OF SCHOOLBOY PREVENTS SERIOUS BLAZE

IS OVERCOME BY FUMES

MILLIONAIRE WALTONS KEEP WIRELESS BUSY

CELEBRATION AT LEVY'S

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THE HERALD'S SPORING NEWS

LANGFORD AND FLYNN ARE WHOLE SHOW IN PUGILISTIC WORLD TODAY

SOX NO. ONE DEFEAT OIL DRILLERS, 3 TO 0

SOX CATCHER WILL BE JOINED BY WIFE

FAVORITE FALLS IN FIFTH AT OAKLAND

JOHN GRIFFON PUTS SPRINTERS TO SHAME

NOTHING TO DISTINGUISH TAMPA RACING PROGRAM

HEUSTON RECOVERS TITLE

POLO MAGNET FOR NOTABLES

JOHNSON SAYS HE LIKES OCEAN VIEW

BAN JOHNSON BACK FROM COAST JAUNT

WILLIAMS EXTENDS DATE OF EMERYVILLE CLOSING

ENGLISH WOMAN WINS

KETCHEL GETTING HEAVY

TOMAN FOR STATE LEAGUE

FORMER CHAMP DECLARES HE HAS NO FILTHY LUCRE

LOSES $18,000 ON WRESTLING BOUTS

ROLLS HIGH SCORES IN TOURNEY GAMES

CLEARY WOULD HOLD PAULHAN'S AIRSHIPS

HOPPE ANNEXES ANOTHER TITLE

EMERYVILLE ENTRIES

CLERGYMAN IS BURIED WITH IMPRESSIVE RITES

SEEKS FAVOR FOR GERMANY

MINING PROMOTER MISSING

OXY MAY CAUSE LOCALS TO LOSE

PACIFIC UNDERWRITERS PROTEST AGAINST TAX

CONTRACTOR IS CHARGED WITH ANNOYING WOMEN

KNIGHTS VISIT WHITTIER

CARNEGIE TO PAY VISIT TO OBSERVATORY

News of the Waterfront

TROUBLES SHOWER ON THIEF'S VICTIM

CHINESE GIRLS APPEAR IN ORIENTAL SPLENDOR

CHINESE IS ARRESTED ON OPIUM SELLING CHARGE

WOMAN INJURED BY CAR

OLDFIELD SCORES WITH 2 RECORDS

FAST TIME RECORDED ON UNFINISHED MOTORDROME

REPORT OF LEGAL AID SOCIETY SHOWS ACTIVITY

SLAYER OF FATHER FORMER SAN FRANCISCO BELLBOY

QUARANTINING OF VESSELS FROM HILO IS ORDERED

REBUKES POLICEMEN DELINQUENT IN DUTY

MARQUEZ MYSTERY IS STILL UNSOLVED

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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL

TRADERS UNLOAD SHARES HEAVILY

CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS

NEW YORK COTTON

COFFEE AND SUGAR

COTTON AND WOOL

FINANCIAL

PACIFIC COAST TRADE

HEIKE SUGAR CASE CONTINUED

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

CHICAGO GRAIN

BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

ADVANCE IN EGGS ONE CENT A DOZEN

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

FRUIT MARKET

FLOUR AND FEED

BUILDING PERMITS

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News of the Mines and Oil Fields

CROWDS JOURNEY TO MOHAWK WELL

TWENTY-ONE MINE MAKES STRIKE OF COARSE GOLD

CALIFORNIA MIDWAY DIRECTORS RATIFY RECENT BOND ISSUE

RICH ORE CONTINUES

OIL STOCKS LEAD IN DEALS ON LOS ANGELES EXCHANGE

CALIFORNIA OIL GROWS IN POWER

MINING QUOTATIONS

CITRUS FRUIT REPORT

NEW INCORPORATIONS

SENATE WILL DEBATE MINES BUREAU BILL

HOPPER CANYON OIL LAND TO BE DRILLED

MAYS WELL CHOKES AFTER GREAT FLOW

PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET

WILL DRILL IN ELK HILLS

SURVEY REPORTS ON OLD MINING CAMPS

OPHIR MINING COMPANY HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING

WITH $10,000,000 CAPITAL

RECORDS OIL CLAIMS

METAL MARKETS

SURGEON'S HEARING POSTPONED

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