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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 208, 27 April 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
GREEK TOYS WITH CENSUS MAN AND LANDS IN COURT
HERE'S ANOTHER COMET TALE – WITHOUT ANY GAS
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
DAVIS' GRANDDAUGHTER CHEERED BY VETERANS
JOKE LED TO MURDER OF RANCHER, SAY WITNESSES
MAY YOHE IS GRASS WIDOW
CANNON'S FOES IN HOUSE TEAR HOLES IN RAILROAD BILL
READS PHILOSOPHICAL WORK; THEN ENDS LIFE
HEAD OF REVIVAL IN SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE DEAD
NORWAY'S FAMOUS POET'S WORK ENDS
MOON-SPRECKELS NUPTIALS TAKE PLACE AT SAN JOSE
WILL CALL BEVERIDGE PAPA
HUH! ROOSEVELT SEES AIRSHIP FLY FOR FIRST TIME
PLEA FOR HELP LURES MAN TO ROBBERS' TRAP
Angry She Bear Mangles Keeper Seeking Picture
MAYOR, JUSTICE, POLICE, INDICTED
HAPPINESS FOR PRINCESS AT 50 CENTS ON DOLLAR
BIG JEWELRY FIRMS STUNG FOR $500,000
TWO BIG STORMS UNITE; RUSH BACK ALONG OLD TRAIL
STUMBLES ON GRANDMA'S MISSING $100,000 GEMS
GIRL 13, TAKES POISON AS TEACHER CALLS NAME
GREAT BREWERY BURNING
MARRIED IN LONDON
JURY DRAWN; TRIAL OF HEINZE BEGINS
DRIFTING SEALSKINS TELL THE FATE OF 187 MEN
COLORADO MAY LOSE BIG CHUNK OF WALSH'S WEALTH
POLICE GUARD MINE
TEDDY'S HOST STONED BY A SOCIALIST MOB
AMERICAN REPUBLICS' STRUCTURE DEDICATED
'NOT A TAGGART CHRISTMAS TREE'
ALBANY WHOOPS 'ER UP IN BIG HUGHES JOYFEST
BOY HIDES IN BRUSH AS THIRTY MEN DRAG RIVER
STORK TOTTERS BENEATH BURDEN OF QUADRUPLETS
ENTOMBED IN A SEWER, ONE MAN LIVES, ONE DIES
SUGAR PROBERS QUESTION RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
KISS REFUSED; DEATH RESULTS
HUSBAND IS MAOE DEAD BY DIVORCE GIVEN WIFE
MANY WHO CANNOT AFFORD TO LIVE DECIDE TO BOARD
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Managers, Buyers and Floor Chiefs at Hamburger's Are Proprietors' Guests at Good Fellowship Feast
HAMBURGER HOST AT FEED FOR EMPLOYES
BIG BOOST FOR JOHNSON AT SACRAMENTO MEETING
FINDS BARNES GUILTY OF HAMMERING KREPPS
SKELETON EXHIBITED TO EXPLAIN WOMAN'S FORM
OUT AGAIN, IN AGAIN ON CHARGE OF FORGERY
CONTINUE MANSLAUGHTER CASE
SUICIDE IS VERDICT
WANTED TO WEAR TIN STAR
■ ■ * . » CREATE MORE CARDINALS
VOTED WITH BUNCH BUT GOT NO COIN, HE SAYS
GIFT TO BOGUS CLUB CREATES LEGAL MUDDLE
HELLO, PAPA DINGLE
HYDE'S NEMESIS READY TO RESIGN
JUDGE WELLBORN UPHOLDS HELM'S DORR CASE RULING
GET UP EARLY IN THE MORNING FOR WEDDING
TEMPTED TO SPEED; FINED
THIS IS A DEMOCRATIC YEAR, SAYS A. M. NORTON
PLUMBERS DO MORE FOR HEALTH THAN DOCTORS'
LOCAL AD MEN TO ADD ADS TO COAST AD SHOW
BIDS REJECTED; HOSE TOO POOR
The Theaters
NEW INCORPORATIONS
WILL INVESTIGATE HOW THE LOWER HALF LIVES
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
JACK JOHNSON PROMISES TO BE BIG NOISE IN LOS ANGELES TODAY
BAD DOINGS FOR KRAPP IN THE OPENING SPASM
WALDO STA.'S AT HOME
VILLAGERS POUND BALL ALL OVER OAKLAND LOT
KLING TURNS ACTOR
VANDERBILT NAG SECOND
ANGELS ANNEX OPENING GAME
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rialto Gossip
ATHLETIC CLUB TO OPEN VENICE ANNEX
WITH ROD AND GUN
HOSPITAL PLACES BAN ON DIPHTHERIA PATIENT
OXY STUDENTS HOLD GYMNASIUM CONTESTS
CONDUCTOR USES PUNCH TO PUNCH A PASSENGER
TRIES ROUGH ON RATS AS BOOZE HABIT CURE
DARTMOUTH WINS
FAVORITES IN BAD AT EMERYVILLE RACE TRACK
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
ZYBSZSKO TAKES ANOTHER
JEFFRIES WORKING LIKE HIRED HAND
JUICY STAKES FOR OWNERS AT WINDSOR
BETTING BILLS PROGRESS
BASEBALL GOODS OF QUALITY
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NOW IS THE TIME HUSTLE EARNESTLY
Shipping News
FRAT MEN FEAST IN RED ROOM OF ANGELUS
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Municipal Affairs
FORMER CITY DADS NOT MUTTS IN ALL THINGS
CAN'T PRY ROAD FUND AWAY FROM ELDRIDGE
COUNCIL TO CHOP OFF 4 FEET FROM BILLBOARDS
CITY WON'T PAY FOR ANY MORE FANCY LIGHTING
MORE CANDIDATES WILLING
Alumni Association U. S. C. College of Fine Arts Holds a Reunion
FISH AT SANTA MONICA FORGED TO GO TO WORK
9TH COMMANDMENT BROKEN BY JAPANESE, IS CHARGED
FINANCIAL CRUELTY HITS HUMANE ANIMAL BOARD
GREAT CENTENNIAL EDITION IS PLANNED BY THE INDEX
TRIO WANTED HERE FOR LARCENY NABBED IN SOUTH
SUES FOR $10,850
FALLS OFF WATER WAGON
PAINTINGS DISPLAYED BY TALENTED ARTISTS
BEATS WIFE—CHAIN GANG
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
METAL MARKET
HOORAY, KIDS! DE BIG CIRCUS IS HERE TODAY
BROKERS ESCAPE SEARCHLIGHT
STONE HURLS MAN TO DEATH
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
'CUT THE MUSTARD' HOT SLOGAN OF SAN PEDRO
WHERE WILL QUEUELESS WOO MAKE HIS HOME?
KIDDIES WILL HOLD HIGH CARNIVAL TO HONOR MAY
IS MACHINE PEA IN CURRY'S SHELL?
CHARGE PLOT TO LOP OFF DIRECTORS' HEADS
VETERAN OIL OPERATOR IN SERVICE OF CROWN CO.
HOCKED DOC'S GLAD RAGS, CHARGE AGAINST CLEANER
POLL TAX! FORGET IT! JOIN IN THE PICNIC!
HOLD BUCHANAN IN $5000
HUNTINGTON MUST DROP JOHN DOE'S ACQUAINTANCE
'DER CHAIL BITZNESS VIN HANS VON VIFE'
ALIENISTS TO EXAMINE WOMAN
'I WANT TO HANG,' WHINES MURDERER
CONTINUE DE ROSIER'S CASE
MUST SUPPORT HIS KIDDO
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AT THE THEATERS
GREATER LOS ANGELES
THE CENSUS
WESTERN METROPOLIS
OUR WEATHER
GOVERNOR HUGHES
THE TELEPHONE
Good Road for Tus
WOMEN AND DRAMA
FLORICULTURE
Music Notes
CHILD FATALLY BURNED PLAYING WITH MATCHES
Club News
CHEER FOR PAULHAN
VAN HORNE GIVES UP SINECURE
Society News
LEAGUE MAY PULL FOR BELLOWS FOR SHERIFF
HERALD PATTERNS
HUNDREDS LURED TO DRUG DOOM BY VULTURE-QUACKS
THE CITY
AROUND TdWN
HERALD WINS APPROVING SMILES FROM FAIR SEX
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO TAKE BIG JOY RIDE
Some Men in the Public Eye
HOLLYWOOD WANTS MORE WATER-TO PUT OUT FIRES
RUINED, SAYS MIKE, AS HANDSOME MUSTACHE BURNS
$200,000; THAT IS SUM OF TAXES HUNTINGTON CO. PAYS
LIST OF TEMPERATURES
SOMETHING ABOUT HER
In Hotel Corridors
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
BROKERS DISPLAY LACK OF NERVE
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
COTTON AND WOOL
ENVIOUS MARKET MEN VIEW MAY TRIP PRIZES
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
FLOUR AND FEED
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
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TRAINS WILL BE MOVING AGAIN EARLY IN JUNE
MINING QUOTATIONS
STRONG OIL COMPANY TO BEGIN OPERATIONS N IN THE MIDWAY FIELD
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
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NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
PASADENA
PASADENANS AWAKE TO IMPROVEMENT MAKING
WANTED-NAMES OF ALL OVERLOOKED IN CENSUS
READY FOR MINSTRELS
PASADENA-BUILDING NOTES j
a » a WILL DISCUSS PAVING
a . » PASADENA POINTERS
OCEAN PARK
OCEAN PARK OFFICIAL SHY IN PAY ENVELOPE
I IF YOU WANT TO MAKE BIG ! NOISE FOURTH. GO TO BEACH
CHINK FINED; DOG TO DIE
BIKE THEFT CHARGED
LONG BEACH
ODD FELLOWS TAKE TO WATER—ONLY TO BATHE
BOOK CUSTODIANS DISPORT THEMSELVES AT SEA SHORE
LONG BEACH BREVITIES
WOULD GET TO CITY QUICKER
DRIVES STYLISH TURNOUT BORROWED WITHOUT LEAVE
REDONDO BEACH TO VOTE ON WET OR DRY FEATURE
OVERACKER TRIAL NEAR END
SAN BERNARDINO
QUICK TEMPER LANDS CONTRACTOR IN 'PEN'
THE WEATHER
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News of the Courts
HUBBY RAN AWAY AND TOOK BABY WITH HIM
MISSING WITNESS MAY FREE ACCUSED PERJURER
DIVORCE SUITS FILED i
CHINESE GETS IN BAD
GREASED HER BACK TO HURRY HER, SAYS WIFE
AUTOISTS BUMPED TWICE
CHARGE IRRIGATION MYTH; BUYERS OF LAND SUE
CALLS CITY 'HOLDUP,' BUT PAYS $5000 FOR STREET I
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