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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 179, 29 March 1910

Issue Contents

Article Text

Masthead

FOR EVIDENCE S.P. RESORTS TO MAGAZINES

INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY

PAYS $21,400 TO PASS ONE INSURANCE BILL

'YOU'RE A TRUMP!'IS ROOSEVELT MESSAGE TO GIVER OF WHISKY

APOPLEXY KILLS JUSTICE BREWER; DEATH ISSUDDEN

Mt. Etna As It Appeared in Recent Eruption; Views in Volcano Section

CLAIMS DOG LED RIOTING SOLDIERS

YOUNG SOCIETY MAN BANDIT, SAY POLICE

DEFENDS SENATE STATEHOOD BILL

VARDAMAN ALLY CLAIMS BRIBERY

CRAZED MAN'S PLAN TO KILL BALLINGER FOILED

HUNDREDS BURN TO DEATH BEHIND DOOR NAILED UP

GOES HOME AFTER 12 YEARS; ARRESTED

PHYSICIAN STRUCK BY AUTO; IS DEAD

CELEBRATES EASTER ON STAGE FOR GIRL

FIRES AT WIFE AND COMPANION

BODY TAKEN FROM BAY

LONG WIRELESS TEST TO BE MADE BY NAVY

ALLEGE $10,000 SHORTAGE IN LUMBER MAN'S ACCOUNT

HELD FOR RAISING BILLS

EXPERT'S REPORT REVEALS CHICAGO POISON MYSTERY

STORK VISITS PRINCESS

AUTOPSY INDICATES THAT AGED WOMAN WAS SLAIN

HERMIT ACCUSED OF TRIPLE MURDER

HIGHWAYMAN USES THUMB AND FINGER INSTEAD OF GUN

PREACHER STARTS FIGHT TO ABOLISH CEMETERIES

HARRY THAW IN NEW YORK TO TESTIFY IN LAW SUIT

NEW ITALIAN CABINET IS PRACTICALLY COMPLETED

CUSTOMS COLLECTOR OUSTED

SWINDLERS WILL GIVE BONDS

MARTIN WRONG, SAYS BALLINGER

CONSUL WILL TRY TO THWART FILIBUSTERS

NICARAGUAN INSURGENTS MAY DEPOSE GEN. ESTRADA

PASSENGERS ARE QUARANTINED

ROLL EGGS AT WHITE HOUSE

TO CUHB A COLD IN ONE DAT

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CLAIM METHODS USED BY POLICE UNFAIR

TAG DAY FUND DISAPPEARS

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AT THE THEATERS

MILITARISM

WEALTH

POLICE BRUTALITY

CITRUS INDUSTRY

SUPERVISORIAL SOLIDITY

Cruel Punishment

BILLBOARDS

NO WAR

Public Letter Box

EASTER BLOSSOMS

Quick Lunch Room

THE CITY

AROUND TOWN

Municipal Affairs

LABORERS TO ACT AS PARK POLICEMEN

MAY CUT CITY SALARIES

REFUSE DISPOSAL CONTRACT SHAKY

PLANS REDUCTION OF ELECTION EXPENSES

NEW BREAD ORDINANCE SOUGHT

SEEKS LARGER QUARTERS

RESTRICT BANNER ADVERTISING

News of the Courts

RILEY WILL IS DECLARED VALID

JUDGES BARRED FROM TRYING DAMAGE SUIT

BOY'S DEATH RESULTS IN SUIT FOR HEAVY DAMAGES

MURDER TRIAL CONTINUED

LAWSON DIVORCE GRANTED

DESPONDENT WOMAN ENDS LIFE WITH CARBOLIC ACID

AWAITS TRIAL TWO MONTHS; SENTENCED ONE DAY !N JAIL

WILL SENTENCE MEN TOMORROW

HORSE TRADER INVOLVED

SUPREME COURT FORMALLY DISBARS W.J. DANFORD

ILLNESS MAY DELAY TRIAL

F. GONZALEZ SENTENCED

SUES PACIFIC ELECTRIC

AUTO VICTIM SEEKS DAMAGES

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OFFERINGS AT THE LOS ANGELES PLAYHOUSES

BROADHURST'S NEW PLAY WELL RECEIVED

FLORENCE ROBERTS GIVES PSYCHIC PLAY

VAUDEVILLE BILLS HAVE MUCH MERIT

OTIS SKINNER ROLE IS CHARACTER STUDY

Club News

Music Notes

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NEW BRIDGE HAS NOVEL FEATURES

MODEL SCHOOL GOVERNMENT LIKE THAT OF MUNICIPALITY

OIL EXPERT TESTIFIES

Reinforced Concrete Bridge Over Los Angeles River, Which Was Built at a Cost of $84,000

TWO CHANGES ARE MADE IN POLICE DEPARTMENT

YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE TO BANQUET MINSTRELS

AMERICAN SETTLERS TAKE HUGE SUMS INTO CANADA

■1)11 HOUSE or KOTIISC.'HILU"

SHRINERS PLAN TO HONOR NEW IMPERIAL POTENTATE

AGREEMENT SIGNED IN KEATING ESTATE CASE

DIVORCE GRANTED WIFE OF ARIZONA HOTEL MAN

FAILURE TO PROVIDE CHARGED

NON.SUPPORT CASE POSTPONED

CONTRACTORS BID ON EAGLE ROCK BRIDGE

FINK HEARING POSTPONED

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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section

Masthead

YUMA MAN CHEERED AS HE DRAWS FARM

SOUGHT FOR EMBEZZLEMENT

FRAUD CASE DELAYED

APPOINT BANKRUPTCY REFEREE

STANTON BOOSTERS' CLUB WILL BANQUET

TWO MEN HIT BY CARS DIE AT THE SAME HOUR

MILL WORKER LOSES FINGERB

ASK SAN DIEGO TO COMPROMISE ON EXPOSITION

SEAMAN'S SOCIETY REPORTS

TALK SPRAY WAGON FOR MYTHICAL TREES

JUDGE WORKS FAVORED IN ALL SECTIONS OF STATE

JOHNSON'S CANDIDACY PLEASING TO FARMER

PROF. SWAN IN ST. LOUIS

MISSING STUDENT IS FOUND

DE PALMAS FIAT TO BE SENT WEST

BURGLAR EXPOSES CACHE OF JEWELS

CITY COUNCIL ASKED TO SHARE CENSUS EXPENSE

CHILD KILLS LITTLE BROTHER

REFORM BUREAU TO DIRECT AFFAIRS FROM LOS ANGELES

MINISTERS HAVE TILT OVER INVITATION QUESTION

CONTINUES THEFT CASE

CLUBMAN IS ARRESTED ON AN INSANITY CHARGE

YOUTH ARRESTED WHILE LOOTING A CIGAR STAND

LOTTERY DEALER FINED

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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS

LANGFORD BOXES IN TWO BOUTS AT MINOR EVENT SHOW TONIGHT

FOOTBALL CHANGES INDORSED BY ELIOT

POMONA TO MEET BERKELEY

SOX NO. 2 DEFEAT NEVADA

HERMOSILLO TEAM DEFEATS CORONADO

COUNTY TRACK MEET HANGS IN BALANCE

FRED MURPHY TO LEAD YALE

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HOPPE WINS BY CLEVER PLAYING

OCCIDENTALS DEFEAT SANTA BARBARA HIGH

PEDESTRIAN WESTON WILL WALK INTO IOWA TODAY

YALE DEFEATS CORNELL

SARATOGA TO HAVE FINE RACE PROGRAM

BURNS DEFEATS KNIGHT

SOX SHUT OUT YUMA

LOCAL SCHOOL DEBATERS DEFEAT ANAHEIM ORATORS

AN IMPERTINENT QUESTION

PASADENA POLO MEET ARRANGED

BEDWELL WINS TWO RACES AT OAKLAND

JOHNSON BALKS AT KLING FINDING

DISCUSS JEFF'S TOUR OF WORLD

POLICE ARE FREED FROM LOAN SHARKS

COMMISSION REFUSES TO GRANT LIQUOR PERMITS

SAN BERNARDINO SHERIFF SEEKS TWO' JAIL BREAKERS

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BULLOCK MANAGERS DINE WITH CHIEF

MRS. STEVENSON DENIES REPORT OF HER ILLNESS

BRYAN TO SPEAK IN ST. LOUIS

HERALD PATTERNS

New Auto Ambulance for County Hospital and Antiquated Vehicle Which It Displaces

NEW CAR PLEASES THE SUPERVISORS

'SOLID THREE' GRANTS WINERIES LICENSES

DELAYS DYNAMITING CASE

News of the Waterfront

KILLS SQUAW AND SELF WITH KNIFE

GOSSIP CAUSES SUICIDE

HASTEN TO AID OF STORM-BOUND PARTY

CENSUS ENUMERATORS NAMED

SAVED FROM DEATH BY RARE AGILITY

CLUB DEBT REDUCED

SANTA ANA FARMERS HAPPY

CITRUS FRUIT REPORT

LEEDS INSPECTS HARBIOR

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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL

PRICE DECLINES ARE DISQUIETING

CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS

NEW YORK COTTON

COTTON AND WOOL

FINANCIAL

PACIFIC COAST TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

f~ CHICAGO GRALN

BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

SEA TOO ROUGH FOR FISHERMEN

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

HOGS SELL AT $11.20

FRUIT MARKET

FLOUR AND FEED

COFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW INCORPORATIONS

NOT MUCH

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PSYCHOLOGIST IS ON TRIAL

FRANK MONTANO IS FREED OF MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE

TALESMEN QUALIFY

MAIL CLERK SUES S. P.

ANNEXATION MOVEMENT IS PROGRESSING RAPIDLY

SENT TO JAIL FOR THEFT OF SWEETHEART'S DIAMOND

PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS RESUME REGULAR STUDIES

MORE CENSUS INSPECTORS

GIRL MOTHER'S TESTIMONY

SUES TO RECOVER HATS

Y. M. C. A. BROTHERHOOD MEETS

ROSS R. FOSTER WILL FILED

BREAK IN GRANBY CAUSES SLUMP ON BOSTON MARKET

MINING QLOTATIONS

AUTO SPEEDING CASE DISMISSED

SAYS CITRON GAVE HIM LEMON

PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET

BUILDING PERMITS

DIVORCE SUITS FILED

SUPERVISORS LET CONTRACT FOR EL MONTE ROAD WORK

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