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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 189, 8 April 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ALL OPPOSITION TO HARBOR-POWER BOND ISSUES ENDS
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
ACQUITTED OF FRAUD IN TRAFFICKING TITLE
LODGE PROPOSES ONE-YEAR LIMIT FOR COLD STORAGE
M'CLEARY ADMITS MERCHANT MARINE LEAGUE PAID HIM
2 BROTHERS END LIVES TOGETHER
CHICAGO POLICE TO PASS ON BATHING COSTUMES
GRIZZLED HERO OF KHARTOUM IS GUEST OF SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCANS HONOR KITCHENER
WOMAN WITNESS SAYS SHE DEALS IN SENATORS
NEW YORkER, ILL, TAKES LIFE
MAKES NAVAL SPEED RECORD
SEN. BARD SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
IMPERIAL WINDOW GLASS COMPANY IS INDICTED AS TRUST
THUNDER IS USHER FOR BWANO TUMBO
COMMONS IN COMMITTEE ADOPTS VETO RESOLUTION
MILLIONAIRE WHO WILL HAVE CHARGE OF ROOSEVELT FETE
T.R.'S RECEPTION TO BE NATIONAL
THINK DENVER GIRL TAMALPIAS VICTIM
FOSS INTRODUCES FOSS
SCORES FIGHT FOR LIFE ON DECKS OF BLAZING STEAMER
CLUB WOMEN GATHERING FOR STATE CONVENTION
AT THE THEATERS
CLEAN MILWAUKEE, URGES NEW MAYOR
INDIANA PROHIBITIONISTS NOMINATE STATE TICKET
APPEAL VACCINATION CASE
STORM KILLS CATTLE
CROSSED IN LOVE; ENDS LIFE
ITINERARY VAGUE
ASKS TO FLOAT BIG LOAN
CONFESSES THEFT
SHIP FIRE AT SEA
ONE AVIATION RECORD SHATTERED AT MEMPHIS
WILDCAT LAND JUNIPERS ABANDON KERN CLAIMS
PRESENT PURSE TO PRESIDENT
TO TABOO "BERDOO"
RICH LUMBERMAN DEAD
MINNESOTA IN TROUBLE
POLICEMAN AND YEGG SHOT IN STREET FIGHT
INVITE CANDIDATES TO SPEAK ON ONE PLATFORM
TREASURY TO PAY BILL
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PRIES OPEN TRUNK; STEALS
DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF LABOR IS SWORN IN
AGED GERMAN WOMAN, LOST, WANDERS AIMLESSLY ABOUT
BANK BANDITS GET $2600
SANTA FE AWARDS CONTRACT
DARE OF PITTSBURG EDITOR ACCEPTED
LOVETT GOES NORTH TO INSPECT VALLEY LINES
HARRIS LEFT $10,000 ESTATE
TO HOLD MODJESKA MASS
LECTURES ON OIL FIELDS
BRIBES OFFERED TO OHIO SOLONS
THEATRICAL BENEFIT PROVES BIG SUCCESS
MEXICAN, FANCIES WRONG, SLAYS WIFE AND FATHER
LECTURES ON WAR BEFORE VOTES FOR WOMEN CLUB
HELD FOR SAN PEDRO THEFT
WANT TO DEEPEN CHANNEL
FATALITY MARS FRENCH DUEL
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATIONS TO ADVOCATE HIGH SCHOOL
AT THE THEATERS
LOS ANGELES WAY
PAN-AMERICAN COURT
A TYPICAL MILITARIST
THEODORE A. BELL FOR GOVERNOR
WOMEN SHOULD VOTE
Oh, You Home Makers!
UNION DEPOT
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
Left-Over Work of Legislature of 1909.
NOT YET BUT SOON
THE IMPECUNIOUS SHOPPER
EASTERN EDUCATOR LAUDS THE SCHOOL SYSTEM HERE
STUDENTS BUSY STUDYING MANY SOCIAL CONDITIONS
GAGE AND FAMILY LEAVE FOR DIPLOMATIC POST
LAME MENDICANT ARRESTED
LAWSON ARRAIGNED
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Municipal Affairs
BECAUSE OF WOMAN JUROR, CASE RETRIED
HORSE THIEF GIVEN TEN YEARS AT SAN QUENTIN
GRAND JURY IS AWAITING REPORTS OF ACCOUNTANTS
ACCUSES FORMER PARTNER
HARRIS' TRIAL SET
OFFICIALS AND RAILWAY MEN WILL TALK TRAFFIC
TARDY JUSTICE COMES TO DISCHARGED FIREMAN
TWO HARBOR FIRE BOATS FAVORED BY COMMISSION
FIRE DEPARTMENT SAVES $10,000 ON ITS PAYROLL
BARRY RESUMES CAPTAINCY
FIREMEN PROMOTED
HEALTH DEPARTMENT ASKS FOR MORE ROOM
WINS SUIT AGAINST "JEFF"
COURT ORDERS MAN TO PAY EXPRESS ON AUTO
THEFT TRIAL BEGUN
News of the Courts
AWARDS ANDERSON $550 IN SUIT FOR SLANDER
WALL ADVERTISEMENT INVOLVES MEN IN SUIT
BUES STREET RAILWAY
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
Society
Music Notes
Well Known Society Woman Will Spend Summer in European Musical Centers with Her Talented Daughter
HERALD PATTERNS
CANDY, VALUE 10 CENTS CAUSES WOMEN TO WAR
HOFFMAN LOSES SUIT AGAINST P. E. RAILWAY
MOTORIST SAVES GIRL BUT ENDANGERS HIS OWN LIFE
POLICE CHARGE MAN WITH NOVEL THEFT OF SHOES
RAILROADS REPORT PROSPERITY
Morgan, Walls & Morgan
JOHNSON AND WALLACE GET GREAT RECEPTIONS
RANCHER BORROWS PLOW; IS ARRESTED FOR THEFT
PRISONER THINKS HE IS CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHTER
DOCTOR ON TRIAL
WILL GO WITH SHERIFF
CASE SUBMITTED TO JURY
CELEBRATES; SCALP LACERATED
APPLIES FOR INSURANCE AS FIRE ALARM SOUNDS
! HIGH-LIVING CRUSADE 106 YEARS AGO IS DISCLOSED
BUILDING PERMITS
JUDGE TAKES SUIT
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
TRIP AROUND KITE-SHAPED TRACK PLANNED BY EDITORS
URGE HEAVY VOTE ON HARBOR BONDS
EASTERN PASTOR TO SPEAK
DIVORCE SUIT SUBMITTED
AN ENTIRE ENGINE COMPANY IS TRIED
DECLARES WIFE CALLED HIM A 'HAYSEED'; SUES
WOMAN ACCUSES CAMPBELL
ACCUSED SAID TO BE DESERTER
PLAINTIFF LOSES DAMAGE SUIT
GRAND JURY INDICTS 2 ALLEGED LOTHARIOS
HUNTINGTON BEACH GETS NEW PHONE CONNECTION
THREE SOCIETY WOMEN PAY CHAUFFEUR'S FINE
LOSS OF MEMORY SAVES YOUNG MAN FROM SUICIDE
CONVICT SWINDLER
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
VERNON BATTERS COME TO EARTH
CUT OUT HURDLE RACING
SEALS WIN DESPITE NUMEROUS ERRORS
ROLLER DECISIVELY BEATEN BY MAHMOUT
BOWLING
DOUBLE HEADER SUNDAY
AMATEUR IS NOW PRO
WAITE IS TURNED BACK
BASEBALL SPECIAL WRECKED
OUTLAWS STILL THRIVING
SENATORS START OUT IN ADVANCE
ANGELS BOMBARD BAUM'S SHOOTS
LIKELY DIEUDONNE IS BIG OAKLAND SURPRISE
BARRY IS DOING IMPRESSIVE WORK
CRACK BASKETBALL FIVES MEET AT Y. M. C. A. TONIGHT
GLENDALES ELEVEN STRAIGHT
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
BATTLER LOSES HIS SUIT AGAINST HOTEL
POOL ROOM SHARKS AGAIN ARE OFFENSIVE
WESTON GAINS TIME
JEFF ENTERS UPON STRENUOUS PERIOD
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LOS ANGELES MOTORDROME, OFFICIALS AND SOME OF THE SPEED DEMONS
No. of Hank IM, liU'orixirated Dee. 10, 18V3. REPORT OF CONDITION
NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCK MARKET IS MUCH DEPRESSED
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS
FRUIT MARKET
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
FINANCIAL
RHUBARB AND ASPARAGUS NOW CHEAPER THAN EVER
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
METAL MARKETS
NEW YORK COTTON
THOUSANDS EAGERLY AWAIT RACES AT OPENING OF NEW MOTORDROME
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News of the Mines and Oil Fields
ARIZONA PIPE LINE AWAITS FIELD DATA
BRITISH SYNDICATE MAY BUY THE PINAL
CROWN'S VENTURA WELL IMPROVES AT 800 FEET
LIVERMORE DRILLERS ENTER DEEP OIL SANDS
BOSTON PETROLEUM BRINGS IN ITS FIRST KERN WELL
LOCATION DIFFICULTIES DISTURB DEVIL'S DEN
BUYS OLD PRODUCERS
HOTEL ARRIVALS
SECOND ATTEMPT TO CAP LAKE VIEW WELL AT MARICOPA FAILS
NEW COMPANY INCLUDES PROMINENT LOCAL MEN
YOUNG MEN TO MANAGE CALUMET COPPER MINES
LA FORTUNA OIL COMPANY WILL SOON START DRILL
PIPE LINE PEOPLE WILL MEET AND PERFECT PLANS
COALINGA FIELD REPORT
KILL INJURED HORSE
("~ CHICAGO GRAIN
COTTON AND WOOL
MAN MADE VICTIM OF DECEPTION, STABBED
WOMAN PRISONER OBSTINATE
TABIiK OF TBMI'KRATIRKS
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News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
PLAN ENTERTAINMENT FOR INSTITUTE OF HOMEOPATHY!
M'MILLAN DISCUSSES FOUR-TRACK SYSTEM
PASADENA BOARD PLANS SERIES OF ACTIVITIES
— ■•» PASADENA BUILDING
POLO GAME ARRANGED
MORGAN PARTY IN PASADENA
L. D. COLLINS TAKES BRIDE
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
LONG BEACH
BANQUET IS FEATURE OF P.E.O. CONVENTION
YOUTH CONFESSES MURDER
YARD FOREMAN KILLED
THE WEATHER
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TOMORROW NIGHT! TOMORROW NIGHT!
NEW INCORPORATIONS
STATE REALTY BOARD IN ANNUAL MEETING
MINING QUOTATIONS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
FLOUR AND FEED
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