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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 178, 28 March 1910

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Masthead

ATTACK GRAFT FROM PULPITS OF PITTSBURG

MISS BEULAH STUBBS IS DEAD AT BERKELEY

ALLEGED ANARCHIST HELD

Where There's Smoke, There's Fire, Says New York Superintendent of Insurance

INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY

ITALIAN LABORER IS SAVED FROM LYNCHING IN SEATTLE

AGED MORMON LEADER DIES; LEAVES SIXTEEN CHILDREN

HOLD YOUTH AS SLAYER OF RUTH WHEELER; DENIES

DROWNS SELF IN RESERVOIR

CALLS PROHIBITION FOE OF RACE SUICIDE

FRANCE WILL MAP AERIAL HIGHWAYS

GOVERNOR APPOINTS DENNIS

INSURANCE PROBE WILL GO DEEPER

8 KILLED ON CRUISER WHEN GUN EXPLODES

ROOSEVELT AND SHEIK HAVE TILT

MRS. ALTON B. PARKER ILL

GENEROUS RAIN MEANS MILLIONS FOR SOUTHLAND

MANN TO DIRECT ADMINISTRATION RAILROAD BILL

Famous Dutch Painting for Which Otto H. Kahn, New York Banker, Paid $500,000, Outbidding J.P. Morgan

EXPECTS QUAKE IF LAVA IS BLOCKED

TUBERCULOSIS PREVALENT AMONG ISLANDERS

CONCESSION REQUIRED TO BUILD GREAT RAILROAD

STEAMER SMASHES RECORD

LOCAL OPTION IS SOUGHT BY PHILADELPHIA UNIONS

THINK HANGING CORPSE IS WOMAN STANDING BY TREE

RESCUES DROWNING MAN AFTER DESPERATE STRUGGLE

EUGENE DAY. NEWSPAPER MAN. COMMITS SUICIDE

NOTED PYTHIAN OF UTAH DOMAIN DEAD

SHOOTS DIVORCED WIFE; TRIES TO END OWN LIFE

DR, COOK IN NEW JERSEY; SOON TO VISIT NEW YORK

NOVEL EASTER SERVICE IS HELD ON MOUNTAIN

PRES. EVANS OF WELLSFARGO DEAD IN GOTHAM

THIRTY BUILDINGS BURNED

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R.R. RATE PROBERS VIEW ICING PLANTS

TWO ARRESTED AFTER DOOR IS BATTERED IN

FOUND DEAD IN'ROOM

'TEX' RICKARD, FIGHT PROMOTER, AFTER OIL LAND AT BAKERSFIELD

ADMITS KILLING IN HOLDUPS; ACCUSES 2

THUGS ATTACK PLUMBER

RIDE FOR PATIENTS POSTPONED

REV. MR. MALLOWS PREACHES

PAYNE FUNERAL TODAY

PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION

Y.W.C.A. FILLS CHURCH EASTER

CAR CRASH HURTS 8 IN KANSAS CITY; MAY DIE

DENY REPORT PRINCES WILL SEEK AMERICAN BRIDES

TWO KILLED, THREE HURT WHEN AUTO HITS BUGGY

INSURANCE EXPERTS ARRIVE

CHIEF APPOINTS NEW SECRETARY

WOMAN FAILS IN TWO EFFORTS TO END LIFE

WOMAN'S PARLIAMENT MEETS AT SANTA ANA APRIL 27

DEATH CLOSES CHURCH

FIVE ESCAPE THROUGH SEWER

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AT THE THEATERS

SENTIMENT

HAPPY HOMES

ABSURD SOPHISTRY

COMING CONFLICT

CITRUS INDUSTRY

BABYISH PRACTICE

Mr. Speaker

UNREPRESENTATIVE McLACHLAN

DRUGLESS HEALING

Uncle Sam's Military Bill High in Time of Peace

Public Letter Box

THE EGYPTIAN ORACLE

«-•-» REVISED VERSION

BILIBID PRISON

THE CITY

FLORAL CHARM OVERSPREADS ST. VINCENT'S EASTER MASS

FATHER FAHEY ELOQUENT IN SERMON AT HOLY CROSS

THIEVES ENTER CHURCH

HERALD PATTERNS

SCHOOLS RESUME SESSIONS TODAY

WHIP EXPERT LINDSAY VIEWS BRONCO BUSTING

EASTER LILIES ABOUND IN CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH PROGRAM TO BE REPEATED

HOTEL NOTES

'Carmen' Is Presented by Ferris Hartman Company

News of the Waterfront

SNEAK THIEF ROBS EASTER WORSHIPERS

GUSHER IS THOTTLED AND OIL NOW FLOWS INTO BIG RESERVOIR

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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS

LANGFORD AND ARMSTRONG ARE MATCHED FOR EXHIBITION BOUT

ANOTHER TROPHY IS WON BY ENGLISHMEN

SENATORS DEFEATED

COLLEGE BASEBALL TEAMS DOING WELL

COWBOYS HAVE FUN

RIALTO GOSSIP

INDOOR CRACK SHOTS CONTEST

FRENCH RACING BEGINS

RACE SIX DAYS IN EVERY WEEK

HASBEENS ARE TALKING OF GETTING BACK IN RING

SIX FOOTBALL RULES CHANGED

RICKARD COMES SOUTH; GIVES JOHNSON CHANCE

$21,000 FUTURITY WELL PATRONIZED

BILLIARD MATCH BEGINS TONIGHT

FOOTBALL TO NOT BE RETAINED IN KANSAS

FAMOUS ACTOR WILL BE WITH JEFF IN TRAINING

OAKLAND ENTRIES

WRESTLERS AND BOXERS TO MEET

RIFLEMEN SECURE MODIFIED RULING

WITH ROD AND GULL

NEWS OF THE DIAMOND

HARTFORD GIVES $23,000 IN HARNESS HORSE STAKES

RAIN AT FRESNO

SAN DIEGO HAS DOWNPOUR

SIGN PLAYERS IN THE NEW LEAGUE

BROWNS BEAT BUSHERS

BOWLING

ROCKEFELLER EMBARRASSED BY PRAISE OF WORSHIPERS

CLOUDLESS SKY MARKS TAFT'S EASTER SUNDAY

MANY NEGROES BAPTIZED IN SACRAMENTO RIVER

USES MEAGER SAVINGS TO FEED JAIL INMATES

INJURY CAUSES DEATH

LARGE GRAZING AREA IS OBJECT OF CORPORATION

YAW CONCERT SUCCESS

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Joyous Easter Services Are Held in Many Los Angeles Churches; Music Impressive

TELL HOLY TALE OF RESURRECTION

CHURCH BORN AT THE EMPTY TOMB

SPECIAL CHILDREN'S SERVICE

Easter Lilies

PRISONERS MOVED BY EASTER MUSIC

MASTER'S MESSAGE TO MAN, SERMON THEME

SPIRIT OF EASTER LIVES, SAYS BLIGHT

FREE,WILL OFFERING IS TAKEN AT EASTER SERVICE

BAPTISMS MARK DAY

CARNATIONS FORM DECORATION

FAITH IN ETERNAL LIFE VINDICATED

IMMANUEL CHURCH IS FLORAL PARAGON

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OBSERVES EASTER AMID BLOOM

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR HAIL EASTER DAY

WED ON EASTER SUNDAY

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News of the Mines and Oil Fields

DEAL WILL HELP KERN TERRITORY

KERN MEN LEASE LAND IN COALINGA TERRITORY

MONTE CRISTO SALE NETS $2.28 A SHARE

NEW COALINGA CAMP

UNCLE SAM LISTENS FOR OPINIONS UPON WITHDRAWN OIL LAND

NEVADA OIL INDUSTRY BEGINS TO LOOK REAL

HIGH GRADERS WORK ON KIMBERLY CLAIMS

WILL DRILL WELL ON LAND NEAR LAKEVIEW

PROSPECTS BRIGHTEN

OPERATORS BOND CASSIDY CLAIMS

DRILLS SECOND WELL

BUYS KERN PARCEL

CAN SUIT THEMSELVES

AS MIDWAY PREMIER

APPROACHES MAYS' LAND

ETHEL D EXPECTS GUSHER

OIL SHOWS IN WILDCAT

WHAT ARE YOU DOING 'BOUT IT

Syllabus in Court Case Becomes Valuable to Oil Land Locators

ROADS ORDER MANY ENGINES IN MARCH

WEEK'S DULLNESS IS UNEXPLAINED

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