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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 187, 6 April 1910
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Article Text
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BEAUTIFUL GIRL, IN TERROR AT ARREST, SWALLOWS POISON
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
BANK YEGGS KILL TWO IN PITTSBURG
HURLB OPIUM OVEF 3OARD
MEAT ADVANCES; WOMEN RIOT
ROOSEVELT BANS RECEPTION AFTER TIPPLE OUTBREAK
WIDOWS OF FORMER PRESIDENTS WHO MAY BE GIVEN PENSIONS
WIDOWS OF GREAT MAY GET PENSION
BAKERSFIELD MAN IS HELD FOR KIDNAPING
REPORTED ILLNESS OF HETTY GREEN DENIED
ALMOND POOL FORMED
MARTIN, ACCUSING WICKERSHAM, HITS AT SUGAR TRUST
STOP WEARING BIG HATS TD CHURCH, SAYS PASTOR
SUPREME COURT CITES AN ATTORNEY FOR CONTEMPT
BAD BEES SHUT SCHOOL; WHOLE TOWN IS STUNG
COLORADO SOLON WHO DEMANDS INQUIRY IN FRIAR LANDS GRANTS
PERU AND ECUADOR ON VERGE OF WAR
PHILANTHROPIST, AT 90, SAYS "NO MORE GIFTS"
BALLOT BATTLE IN ILLINOIS RESULTS IN GAINS FOR WETS
PHYSICIAN TELLS HOW HE KILLED J.R. SAYLER
CAR STRIKE OVER. SAYS COMPANY; MEN DENY IT
JURORS MAY FIGHT FIRE AND BE FAIR TO ACCUSED
WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY; MURDER IS SUSPECTED
ORDER OF MUSCOVITES ABOLISHED BY I. O. O. F.
IDENTIFIED; CONFESSES
RIGHT TO FIX RATE ARGUED BY ELLIS
MOONLIGHT BALLOON RACES ARRANGED BY AERO CLUB
FIREBUG BEGINS SENTENCE
SANDWICH CHOKES POLITICIAN
BONAPARTE WAGES FIGHT FOR LIFE OF A NEGRO
VOLUNTEERS TO HELP AND IS CRUSHED UNDER PIANO
FILES HEIRLOOM AS PROOF OF RiGHT TO VAST ESTATE
RANCHER UNEARTHS THREE SNAKES; IS BITTEN BY TWO
SAILS FOR MANILA
FALLS OVER CLIFF; KILLED
COTTON BREAKS IN EXCITED MARKET
JUAN EDSON. SCOUT. SUES TO REGAIN HIS DAUGHTER
TERRIFIED MAN WHO SLEW BY ACCIDENT KILLS SELF
SOLDIER'S VICTIM DEAD
DEATH CALLS MUSICIAN
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GARFIELD AND HOBSON MAY STUMP CALIFORNIA
FORMER SENATOR BARD IS STILL HOLDING HIS OWN «•
WIDOW INVOLVED, ENDS LIFE
CARNEGIE APPEARS WEAK
MORE 'INSURGING' AMONG HOOSIERS
RINDGE BLOCK CHOSEN AS LEAGUE RENDEZVOUS
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
TEACHERS' CLUB SHOWS TREMENDOUS GROWTH
HAMBURGERS GIVE DANCE IN HONOR OF EMPLOYES
MURRAY DIVORCE GRANTED
ABOLISH FORESTER'S OFFICE
AGAIN AWARDED DAMAGES
BANK CLERK ON TRIAL
AT THE THEATERS
ROOSEVELT'S TOUR
TEACHERS
GAMBLING
POLICE BRUTALITY
SOCIAL SENSE
The Truant
GOOD GOVERNMENT
Believes President Taft Rattled and Making III Advised Speeches
Absurdity of Protection Theory Is Shown by Record of Wool Output
THE SPECIFICATIONS
Society News
Club News
A PLAINT
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
DUMA CUTS*NAVAL CREDIT
Municipal Affairs
ASKS $41250 DAMAGES FROM RAILWAY COMPANY
MORGAN GRIFFITH SUES RELATIVES FOR SHARE
LISSNER SUGGESTS PLAN TO PENSION FLAGMEN
TO WAGE PAVING WAR ON STREET RAILROADS
COUNCIL DENIES PETITION TO CLOSE BURIAL GROUND
PARK SUPERINTENDENT CHOICE PUZZLES BOARD
BRICKYARD VETO OF MAYOR DISREGARDED
COUNCIL ORDERS L.A.R. TO REMOVE SPUR TRACK
GREGORY FINDS WAY TO ASSIST AGED LABORERS
MAY PAVE SAN PEDRO STREET
TO PAVE VERMONT AVENUE
FORCED TO CHOP WITH BLUNT AX, WIFE SUES
News of the Courts
COURT SPURS GRAND JURY TO RUSH WORK
DEFENSE OBJECTS TO JURY; MOVE SUITS PROSECUTION
PLEADS GUILTY; FREES SON
COMPROMISE SUIT
ASKS MARRIAGE ANNULMENT
ILLNESS STAYS TRIAL
DIVORCEDe£r£eSGRANTED
PASADENA
PASADENA COUNCIL IS FIRM ON NUMBER PLAN
MAKE REVISED REPORT OF BUILDING CAMPAIGN
ROQUE TOURNEY OPENED
TENTH ST. ASSOCIATION DISCUSSES STORM DRAINS
MOB HANGS TWO ACCUSED SLAYERS; ONE CUT DOWN
CITY SUED FOR SIX INCHES OF FRONTAGE
NEWSBOY IS INJURED
ALTORRE CASE CONTINUED
PROBATION TERM COMPLETED
ASK GUARDIAN FOR DENTIST
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
FLAMES DESTROY HOUSE
AUTOIST IS SUED
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
LAW SCHOOL DEBATERS DEFEATED BY CORNELL
DRIVEN TO BAY BY POSSE MAN ENDS HIS OWN LIFE
RECOGNIZED AS HEIR
BROOKLYN BANK CLOSES
NINE KILLED DURING PANIC
FRUIT MARKET
FLOUR AND FEED
NEW INCORPORATIONS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
HERALD PATTERNS
KANSAS GOVERNOR EXPECTED
SHRIEKING WOMAN TAKEN TO PRISON
CLEVER VAUDEVILLE BILL MARKS CLOSE OF BAZAAR
Local "Cassie Chadwick" Being Carried from Jail
BROADWAY EMPLOYES HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION MEETING
GETS STEAMSHIP AGENCY
KNIGHTS ELECT DELEGATES
BUSINESS MEN INSPECT ASSOCIATION BUILDING
MICHIGAN SOCIETY MEETS
CLUB TO CELEBRATE
Clever Little Girl Makes Her Debut in Vaudeville
FIRMS FIGHT SPECIAL LICENSE ORDINANCE
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Classified Ad. Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
CHAMPION EQUAL SUFFRAGE CAUSE
BUILD NEW DEPOT IF ALL LINES AID
PROTECTION FOR SEALS IN PACIFIC IS FAVORED
PET DOG BITES THREE MEMBERS OF ONE FAMiL
FATHER JUDGES CASE IN WHICH SON IS ATTORNEY
FIRST GUN IN CAMPAIGN TO CARRY HARBOR AND POWER BONDS IS FIRED
SUES TO RECOVER PAY FOR PLANTING ALFALFA
FAMILY SUPPORT ASSURED
PETITION FOR ESTATE
LICENSE OBTAINED BY FRAUD IS NOT HONORED
SUSPENDED WATCHMEN APPEAL
TO DOCKET HARRIS CASE
YOUNG ACTORS MAKE DEBUTS AT BENEFIT
LOCAL SEED MEN WILL INVESTIGATE WHITE FLY
LICENSES OF NINE WINERIES RENEWED BY SUPERVISORS
COUNCIL HEEDS PROTESTS CF BTH STREET DWELLERS
TOPHAM BEGINS WAR ON 'NUISANCE' ORDINANCE
INTERPRET LAW ON SUFFRAGE
WARRING FIRMS MAY JEOPARD COUNTY FUND
STUDENTS OF SOCIOLOGY SEE BOY, 13, HOLD COURT
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PORTLAND PLAYS WITH VILLAGERS
SALT LAKE CITY GETS FORTY DAYS OF RACING
MILLER-HYDES WANT TO PLAY IN SUNDAY RANKS
BANKERS' LEAGUE BEGINS ITS SCHEDULE SATURDAY
LANGFORD.FLYNN PICTURES
GRAY NOT FOR PASADENA
VANDERBILT WINS $8000
BURKE TEAM BEATS PIPPINS
BARRY WORKING HARD AT VENICE
CAUCASIAN JURY IS KIND TO BIG BLACK
L. A. HIGH AND THROOP CROSS BATS SATURDAY
A? A.U. COMMISSION HOLDS MEETING TONIGHT
EMERYVILLE SEASON IS EXTENDED UNTIL JUNE 4
FRANKIE GONLEY IS DUE HERE THURSDAY
NOTICE OF LEAGUE MEETINGS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
News of the Waterfront
JEFFRIES BEGINS LIGHT TRAINING
OPENING PROGRAM FOR MOTORDROME COMPLETE
"" JACKSONVILLE RESULTS
KANSAS REGENTS FAVOR SUBSTITUTION OF RUGBY
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET RALLIES AT CLOSING TIME
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
t NEW YORK COTTON
RAW RUBBER BOUNDS UP
GOLO EXPORT INCREASES
MINING QLOTATIONS )
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
AMERICAN MIDWAY FOLK VISIT FIELD OF ACTION
MIDWAY MAKES HEAVY DEMAND ON RIG FIRMS
ALASKAN BUYS STAMP MILL FOR FAR NORTH; START OF QUARTZ ERA
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COPPER GREEK AND C. & A. CONSOLIDATE
NEW MINISTER AT POST
BUYS IN SECTION 20
MARCH OIL DIVIDENDS INDICATE BIG GROWTH
BLAIR WILL FINISH IN AN EIGHT-INCH CASING
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SWEEPING CUT IN SPUD PRICES TO MOVE STOCK
FINANCIAL
BUTTER, EGGS*AND CHEESE
THE WEATHER
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FOUR DAYS MORE, THEN FIRST AWARD
PREPARATIONS FOR GREAT T. M. A. BENEFIT FINISHED
T. LANDRUM GRAHAM, JR.
Y. W. C. A. DEPARTMENT TO GIVE THREE-ACT PLAY
HOLLYWOOD BENEFITED BY WATER CO. MERGER
MORE YUMA FARM UNITS TO BE DRAWN FOR AGAIN
BUILDING PERMITS
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