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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 192, 11 April 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ASSASSIN SLAYS TWO LEADERS OF EASTERN CHURCH
AUTO TOP SAVES AERONAUT'S LIFE
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
JOHN D. SUBSCRIBES $162000 TO CHURCH
REDUCTION PLANT DESTROYED
GILLETT ARRIVES; SAYS PARTY WILL HOLD CONFERENCE
Motordrome Wreck and Men Rescuing Machinist
T.R. OPENS STREET NAMED FOR HIM
EXPLOSION KILLS 8, HURTS 3, IN TEXAS
ORDERS PULLMAN CO.TO CUT RATES
TWO CHINESE KILLED BYTONGGUNMEN
BANDITS ROB SALOON
TRAIN HITS AUTO; 1 KILLED, 4 HURT
ROOSEVELT WILL SUPPORT PINCHOT
KITCHENER AT YOSEMITE
TWO INJURED AT MOTORDROME AS AUTO IS WRECKED
DEMOCRATS PLAN OPEN DISCUSSION
HOME DYNAMITED AND TWO WOMEN INJURED
FIREMAN IS BLAMED FOR TRAIN CRASH
SALOONS ELECTION ISSUE
DEMOCRAT WHO WILL WELCOME DELEGATES
TROLLEY CRASHES INTO AUTO, EIGHT ARE HURT
FIND WOMAN'S BODY; DECOYED, THEN SHOT
MORE MORMONS MAY MIGRATE TO MEXICO
! CYCLONE HALTS WORK IN AFRICAN DIAMOND FIELD
DEMOCRATS LEAVE FOR LOS ANGELES
DISCUSS DISPOSITION OF HISTORIC EYESORE
AFTER MANY YEARS WOMAN OF 60 CLAIMS A PENSION
MYSTERY IN SALE OF FOUR TORPEDO BOATS TO TURKS
SEEKS APPOINTMENT TO SUPREME COURT
IOWA WANTS DEEMER BREWER'S SUCCESSOR
FRENCH TO ESTABLISH BIG COLONY IN MEXICO
SLIGHT TEMBLOR FELT
ARMY OF MEN TO WORK ON CENSUS
TO RIDE HORSES FROM SAN ANTONIO TO N.Y.
NEIGHORS POWERLESS TO SAVE MAN FROM BURNING
STRANGLED BY ACCIDENT
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HOTEL MEN WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT
Governor of California Arrives in Los Angeles
HOTEL MEN'S ADVANCE GUARD IN CALIFORNIA
SLEUTHS CORRAL 17 ACCUSED GAMBLERS
KNIGHTS PLAN MEMORIAL MASS FOR MME. MODJESKA
350 CANDIDATES ARE INITIATED BY DRUIDS
MANY RESERVATIONS FOR GRAND ARMY EXCURSION
HOPE
FANS ENTHUSIASM OF SUFFRAGISTS
MYSTERIOUS MURDER CASE IS NOW BEING TRIED
LOVE AFFAIR CAUSES DUEL
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AT THE THEATERS
VOTE THE BONDS
METROPOLITAN STATION
BATHING SUITS
UNCLE DISSECTED
ARMED AUSTRALIA
A FINANCIER
More Police Censorship
NAME-CHOPPING
State Press Echoes
A BOIKSU TASK
HIM lIKXION
KU*TTERIN<i ATTENTIMN
(iA.MBI.INU HVRTS BI'MXESS
SAIjOONT.FXS PROSPKRITY
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CONSERVATIVE WOMEN
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DISARM HATS
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JOB IN NiI.IIT
DOG STARS
HERKIHTY
OIMTA«I.KS
CAN AFFOUII LUXURIES
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PHILANTHROPISTS
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THEY KAMO HIM
REASON FOB INDIGNATION
A SAILOR'S EPITAPH
Rise and Fall of Commercial Centers—I.
Trouble Is in Store for the Tariff Promise Breakers
Mennonite Colonists in California Should Be Assured of a Square Deal
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
BULLETS FLY IN SLAV FEUD; SOUND RIOT CALL
A LA MUSICAL COMEDY
HERALD PATTERNS '
OPERA IS STAYED FOR PRIMA DONNA
JOKE ON CHINESE CAUSES TURMOIL
FEAR GIRL LURED BY YOUTHS TO LEAVE HOME
Song Bird Whose Father's Death Delays Appearance
Hartman Forces Score in Presenting "The Cingalee"
NO CHANCE FOR THE GERMS
SUBURBAN CITIES HILL VOTE TODAY
Shipping News
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
HAT BOX AGGREGATION GIVEN_SHUTOUT BEATING
VILLAGERS WIN ONE AND GET DRAW IN OTHER WITH BEAVERS
JEFFRIES AGAIN PUTS OFF BOXING
BARRY MAKES GOOD SHOWING IN WORK
GRAYS DEFEAT GARDENA
OAKLAND ENTRIES
ANGELS VICTORIOUS IN SHORTENED GAME
COMEDY OF ERRORS IS WON BY OAKS, 6 TO 2
ARTESIA TEAM TAKES FEATURELESS CONTEST
SAN JOSE TAKES DOUBLE HEADER
FRASER RECORDS HIGHEST SCORES
ERRORS AND HITS ARE FEATURES OF HASSARD GAME
ROWARDENNAN TO HAVE GAMBLING
DYAS-CLINES DEFEAT CENTRAL MERCHANTS
NADEAUS AND PECANS PLAY CLASSY BASEBALL.
REDONDO TAKES OPENING CONTEST
CONTRADICTORY SCORES GIVEN
WIELANDS OUTCLASS JOSE VILA PLAYERS
YEOMANS WIN FROM CLASSY GOLDSMITHS
DIRECTORIES HAND BEATING TO CHINO
ANAHEIM IS LUCKY TO DEFEAT BEAVERS
STANDARD DETACHABLE RIMS ARE FOUGHT FOR
SELF-MADE MARTYRS
Marie Corelli, Novelist; Her Stratford Residence
TIRE MEN MUST LEARN EFFECTS OF NEW TRACK
ACCESSORIES MAKE GOOD
JOHN D.'S COLORED NAMESAKE
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND THE OIL FIELDS
MINE EARNS MONTHLY ONE MILLION DOLLARS
THAT ODD ROOM
Gold Stone, 35 Miles North of Barstow, the New Bonanza Mining Camp with a Future
STEVENS' COPPER BOOK IS IN NINTH EDITION
ALAMO SHIP'S FIFTY TONS HIGH GRADE TO GOLDFIELD
REEDLEY PROSPECTS FOR OIL; WILL GO 2400 FEET
ELSINORE WILL SUPPLY BAY CITY WITH GRANITE
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
PASADENA COUNCIL AND P.E. OFFICIAL TO MEET
SIXTEEN JAPANESE ARE CAPTURED IN TWO RAIDS
Y. M. C. A. WORKERS HOLD THANKSGIVING SERVICES
FALLS FROM DONKEY
RANCHERS SEEK PLACE ON CLAREMONT TICKET
POMONA CHICKENS STOLEN ,
SAN BERNARDINO
LIQUOR QUESTION TO BE DECIDED AT POLLS
MOTORCYCLIST INJURED WHILE TRYING FAST MILE
REDUCE OIL RATES
STABBED IN ALTERCATION
EXPECT GOOD FISHING
POMONA NEWS NOTES
LONG BEACH
HIGH SCHOOL SITE MAY BE DECIDED BY VOTERS
THE WEATHER
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ARRANGE PROGRAM FOR PRESS CLUB
POLICE ARE BAFFLED BY MURDER OF BROOKS
ASSAULTS OFFICER TO BRING ABOUT RESCUE
WILL SING AT OPEN MEETING OF WOMEN'S PRESS ORGANIZATION
WILL LECTURE TONIGHT ON CATHOLIC DOCTRINE
LIBRARY INSTITUTES TO OPEN SESSIONS AT BEACH
WORKING ON BIPLANE
FIND PORTER'S BODY
CONATY REWARDS LEADER'S EFFORTS
AFFLICTING EVILS WILL VANISH, SAYS MINISTER
Y. W. C. A. DELEGATES TO CAPITOLA RETURN HOME
VALUE OF MAN MUST BE UPHELD BY CHURCHES
URGES THE NECESSITY OF A WORKING CREED
MEMBER OF PROMINENT EARLY FAMILY IS DEAD
VOTES ARE STILL BEING CHECKED UP
CELEBRATE PATRONAL FEAST AT ST.VINCENT'S
REDLANDS NEWS NOTES
ARRANGING MIRRORS
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