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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 199, 18 April 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
GOVERNMENT WILL WATCH BOND VOTE TO DECIDE ACTION
WALLACE MANSION IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
MILWAUKEE MAYOR CENTER OF INTEREST
MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE SAYS 'NO RADICALISM'
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
POSSES TRAILING MAIL ROBBER DUO; BATTLE EXPECTED
JEALOUS WOMAN BETRAYS CYCLIST
DROPS DEAD ON STREET
Dr. Hyde; Court Where He Is to Be Tried and Four Witnesses in Case
SWOPE TRIAL TO HAVE SENSATIONS
HEGIRA IN CHICAGO WILL BE EXPENSIVE
INSURANCE PROBE SHOWS FUNDS LOST
POSSIBLE ELOPEMENT IS FRUSTRATED BY PARENTS
HUNGARY GREETS ROOSEVELTS WITH JOYOUS PAGEANT
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PLATERS ARE VICTORIOUS
4l> THE SERVANT PROBLEM
VETERANS LEAVE FOR ENCAMPMENT
FAIR SPEEDERS HALED TO PASADENA LOCKUP
AUTO GOES OVER BANK, MAN FATALLY INJURED
AGED WOMAN VICTIM OF ASSAULT WITH HAMMER
Electric Power and Harbor Committee Issues Statement of Importance to the Voters
QUEEN MOTHER OF SPAIN ASSAILED
AUTO RUNS INTO CROWD, YOUNG WOMAN INJURED
CALIFORNIA CLAIMANT TO RUSSELL ESTATE IN BOSTON
THE HEREDITARY RIGHT
POSSIBLE EXPLOSION IS PREVENTED BY FIREMEN
MAN FOUND IN OGDEN RIVER MURDER VICTIM
CONTRACTS LET FOR $10,100,000 GAS LINE
MISSING GIRL IS FOUND; MAN WITH HER ARRESTED
HER HUSBAND IN PRISON GIRL WIFE TRIES SUICIDE
MEEKER'S BODY FOUND ON SAN PEDRO SHORE
FRANTIC OWNER SEEKS MAN WHO FOUND JEWELS
CAR ACCIDENT CAUSES SPRING STREET BLOCKADE
FINDS TYPHOID CURE
NAVAL BUDGET EXCITES DEBATE
RIP VAN WINKLE BEARDS BARRED IN FRENCH NAVY.
SPAIN IS AGAIN FACING A CRISIS
CHILD REMAINS IN TRANCE FOR PERIOD OF TWO WEEKS
TOT ASKS POLICE IF CITY COMPELS HER TO PUT MUZZLE ON FROG
LOCAL THEATERS WILL SHOW ROOSEVELT HUNT
PRINCESS FINDS 'MAID' TO BE MALE MURDER SUSPECT
AT THE THEATERS
"NEW CHUMS"
MARK TWAIN
VOTE THE BONDS
COTTON FLOUR
TREES
Still Going!
LOS ANGELES WAY
Public Letter Box
State Press Echoes
BIRD DESTRUCTION
COMMON SENSE
CONSISTENCY
HOW DO LOAFERS LIVE?
—*— INCONSISTENCY
JAPANESE VIRTUES
Far and Wide
ALAS! POOR BANKERS
a, SUCCESSFUL PREACHER
WALL STREET'S OPINION
AMERICAN KAISER
PLENTY ENTHUSIASM
—»-CHOICE OF PLANS
DEMOCRATIC HOUSE
SUPERFICIAL VIEW
* ON MORNING AFTER
—*— A MIDDLEMAN
PERHAPS A FEW
Detroit-Windsor Experiences Prove Tariff Does Affect Cost of Living
Where Are the Newspapers in the Fight to Free the People of State?
Security of Postal Savings Would Be as Absolute as Government Bonds
Wit and Humor
With the Poets
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
ENGLISH EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IS CRITICISED
PERIL IN ELEVATORS IS CAUSED BY PARIS STRIKE
BOER LEADER ASKS PEOPLE TO UNITE
FOLLOW CLEW OFFERED BY NOTE FOUND IN COAT
BAY CITY URGED AS EXPOSITION CHOICE
LIGHTNING STRIKES BALLOON: FOUR DEAD
'The Love Route' Greeted by Two Large Audiences
DISCUSSES GRAND OPERA IN LONDON
WORLD'S FATTEST MAN WHEELED TO HIS OFFICE
DYING FROM VITRIOL BURNS, MAN FORGIVES SWEETHEART
PHILOSOPHY POOR FAITH SAYS KEANE
TOOK "THE SAME"
SUFFRAGISTS TOLD THEY ARE LACKING COURAGE
POLICE STOP MARATHON DANCERS AT SAN JOSE
WOMAN- CALIFORNIA PIONEER OF '46, DEAD
HAD THREE CHANCES
NOTICE
HERALD PATTERNS
THE HERALD'S SPORTING NEWS
ERRORS FEATURE DOUBLE HEADER
BEAVERS WIN AFTER FIFTEEN HOT INNINGS
RIALTO GOSSIP
ANGELS DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER
VANDERBILT WINS STAKES
COMPLETE MINOR EVENT OFFERING
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
OAKLAND ENTRIES
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
SAN JOSE TAKES DOUBLE HEADER
DIRECTORIES OUTPLAY CRACK WHITTIER TEAM
HASSARDS STILL WINNING
WEBERS WIN A GAME
THISTLES BEAT ATHLETICS
PAPKE TO WORK AT JEFFRIES'CAMP
PACKARD WINS MEDAL AT REVOLVER SHOOT
MINOR LEAGUE GUIDE
SKYSCRAPER ABBOTT DEFEATS SLIM RIVAL
BEAVERS GO DOWN AS CHINOS USE HEADS
BOWLING
DYAS-CLINES LOSE IN BIG SWATFEST, 17 TO 14
TEDDY BEARS ARE EASY VICTORS OVER ONTARIO
BIMINI BATHS WIN
NO FATHER AT ALL
SAN FERNANDO PITCHER PROVES HAT BOX PUZZLE
PRAGERS TAKE ANOTHER BY DEFEATING WIELANDS
LAMANDA PARKS WIN FROM WOODILL-HULSES
i ♦ »♦ > MICHELIN TIRES WINNERS
Harroun Wins Championship in Sensational Non-Stop Drive
HUGHES TEAM HANDS GOLDSMITHS A LEMON
GRAYS BEAT MERCHANTS BY VERY CLOSE MARGIN
LOS ANGELES PIPPINS DEFEAT WESTMINSTERS
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND
OLDFIELD AGAIN BEATEN BY BRAGG
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The Herald Invites You and a Friend TO SEE Japan and China Honolulu Alaska Mexico The Northwest
EASTERN CAPITAL BUYS BIG MIDWAY HOLDINGS
ANTI-FRENCH FEELING REVIVED AMONG TRIBES
WOMAN WINS $50,000 BUT LOSES HER LOTTERY TICKET
MIGHT MAKE MORE CABINETS
Shipping News
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Latest News from Neighboring Cities
PASADENA
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS DEFINE BONO POSITION
SOUTH PASADENA APPOINTS | CONSOLIDATION COMMITTEE
NOTED EASTERN PASTOR COMPLETES WESTERN TOUR
TOURNEY ASSOCIATION TO MEET
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
REDLANDS NEWS NOTES
# » »■, WILL HOLD FESTIVAL
ACQUAINTANCES
SAN BERNARDINO
SANTA FE PAYROLL IS SET AT HIGH FIGURE
HOLD MAN FOR PASSING WORTHLESS SIGHT DRAFT
SAN BERNARDINO INVITES EDITORS TO CELEBRATION
REFUSE TO REPAIR STREET
POMONANS PLAN CLEANUP
POMOLOGISTS TO MEET
APPEAL
LONG BEACH.
CORNER STONE FOR NEW LONG BEACH CHURCH LAID
MANY VISIT LONG BEACH
JOSE VILA WINS FROM SAN PEDRO TEAM 9-6
FORCING CHRISTIANS INTO TURKISH ARMY
FRANCE FAILS TO MAKE ROADS PAY
OBVIOUSLY
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Scenes in and Around Brawley, Imperial Valley
TOMORROW'S VOTE STANDING TO TELL?
GIVES THE BASIC IDEA OF UNITARIAN RELIGION
BARONESS IS BALLOONIST
THE EXPLANATION
MAN'S BELIEF OF TRUTH HIS CREED, SAYS LOCKE
SUFFRAGE FOR WOMEN IS MENACE 10 GRAFT
LIBERALITY IS GREATEST OF CHRISTIAN GRACES
TWO SERIOUSLY BURNED BY FLAME FROM ENGINE
LUCK
GERMANY TO INCREASE ITS DIAMOND PROFITS
PLANS BUDDHIST MONASTERY
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