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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 209, 28 April 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
PAULHAN WINS $50,000 PRIZE; FOOLS BRITON
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
-TP ♦-•-•- —— MONEY, BAH! LOVE, AH! WRITE WOMEN TO GREEN
NINE STAMPEDING ELEPHANTS BOWL OVER BUILDINGS
SONGBIRDS' GREED DRIVES HAMMERSTEIN FROM OPERA
AUTO HURLS MAN AGAINST WESTON, INJURING WALKER f
WIFE OBJECTS TO VOICE FROM PULPIT; HUBBY SUES
TAFT REMOVES OFFICIALS
Judge and Principals in Trial of Kansas City Physician on a Charge of Murder
GATHER MILLIONS AS LAMBS BLEAT
DOWN IN THE COAL MINE 500 WORKMEN BURIED
TAFT ATTENDS WEDDING; COUPLE TO LIVE IN L A.
GENERAL MILES THROWN BY HORSE AND INJURED
51 FEET ON BROADWAY BRINGS $350,000 CASH
RADIATOR TRUST TO MAKE BUYERS HOT NEXT WINTER
RUTH BRYAN LEAVITT IS TO WED BRITISH OFFICER
AHOY! THREE NEW STEAMERS COMING
GAS FUMES KILL MAN WHO WOULD SAVE YOUTH
$20,000,000 IS SPLIT BETWEEN McDONALD GIRLS
DR. HYDE SENT TO JAIL;JUDGE REVOKES BOND
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MANILA CIGAR MAKERS DRAW LINE ON POOR WEEDS
DROWNING OF ART STUDENT ACCIDENTAL SAYS CONSUL
DEMOCRATIC BAND WAGON WAITS 'EM
GREEK LETTER ROW ENDS IN GIRL'S SUSPENSION
BLUE AND GRAY JOIN TO HONOR GRANT'S MEMORY
FEAR RED LURKERS PLAN TO KILL T.R.
TWAIN'S LETTER REACHES GIRL AFTER WRITER DIES
WASHINGTON REPUBLICANS TO NOMINATE ON AUGUST 3
LETTERS REVEAL PLQT
HEINZE CHARGED WITH 'BUNCOING'
DYNAMITE EXPLODES IN HARBOR; WRECKS KOBE
FOREIGN MINERS UGLY; SHERIFF READY TO FIGHT
CONFEDERATE ACCUSATION AGAINST NORTH CHEERED
FIVE HUNDRED WOMEN AND CHILDREN KILLED BY TURKS
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GUY CLIMBS ON TO CENSUS WAGON
ELECTRIC ROUTE FOR WOLTER
Uncle Sam Wants to Count Them All
'LOCK ME UP OR I WILL KILL MYSELF' SAYS MAN
DIED ON RAILROAD TRACK
NORWAY TO GIVE NOTED POET A STATE FUNERAL
ONE DEAD, 2 BURNED IN SAN DIEGO HOTEL FIRE
J. ROSS CLARK TELLS SUGAR PROBERS LITTLE
HUNDRED JAPANESE SWEPT TO DEATH BY AVALANCHE
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ADVISORY BOARD ROASTS ENGINEER
DREDGING COMPANY CINCHES COIN FOR WORK PERFORMED
Shipping News
POLITICAL NOTES
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STAR CANDIDATES GET PROMINENCE
Municipal Affairs
EASY MARK FOR GRAFT IS CITY, SAYS HAMLIN
JUST TO GET THE HABIT
COUNCILMEN ON JUNKET
PREFER GRANITE TO BRICK
COMPANY MUST DIG UP $4000
News of the Courts
HUNGRY HATTON HATED TO NAB NAG; MAY BE FREED
RANCHER GETS COIN FOR BLEATERS, FAT OR THIN
FOR CHECKS ALLEGED POOR. GRAND JURY INDICTS MUIR
'DOUBLE CROSS' CHARGE AGAINST LAND BROKERS
RUN FOR COVER—MAD DOC CATCHER IS LOOSE
CORRECTION IN STORY OF PRIZE WINNERS
HAS CHANCE TO REFORM
SUICIDE BLUFFER WOULD KILL HER, ACCUSES WIFE
MOURN YOUNG WOMAN'S DEATH
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
JACK JOHNSON LEAVES FRISCO TO BOX IN EXHIBITION BOUT TONIGHT
THOMAS AND PAPKE TO BE GIVEN BENEFIT SHOW
AMERICAN LEAGUE
VAN'S NAG IS SECOND
BRISSY KNOCKS OUT SENATORS
CLOUTING WINS FOR COMMUTERS
PAYS FOR RUNAWAY SONS
HOLE IN FENCE SAVES BEAVERS THEIR GAME
EMERYVILLE RESULTS
AMERICAN JOCK AND YANKEE FILLY WIN BRITISH STAKES
LANGFORD HAS SHADE ON KETCH
EXCITED SCRAPPER HITS REFEREE IN ARMORY BOUT
WESTON STILL GOING
JOCKEY GETS LARGEST DERBY FEE IN HISTORY
WRESTLERS BREAK IN ON BIG PURSE GAME
BOWLING
BOIL BOTHERS JEFF IN WORK
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WOMEN GET TOGETHER FOR ANNUAL TALKFEST
WANT A NEW JOB?
EXERTS SELF AGAIN TO PINCH ERRING BROTHER
BROADWAY GIRLS ON STAGE
CLERGYMAN'S WIFE DIES
HIT BY WINDOW FRAME
CHAFFEE GOES HUNTINGFOR AQUEDUCT DEFECTS
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PASADENA
GIVE US SCHOOLS, SAY LEADERS IN PASADENA
PASADENA SPEED COPS TO KEEPTABONAUTOISTS
DEATH SEEKING CHAUFFEUR REPORTED OUT OF DANGER
CONSOLIDATORS TO MEET
POLO FOR PASADENA
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
PASADENA BUILDING PERMITS
•JOE. MY PROMISE IS ALL RIGHT.'WIRES FLANNERY
COUNTRY CLUB READY
SKELETON OF 'MOTHER ANGEL' IS IDENTIFIED
FIGHT ON INDORSEMENT FOR SENATOR IN INDIANA
NEW LEGAL BATTLE FOR DOLLARS OF DEAD MAN
BUYS GLASS EYE BUT FAILS TO SEE POLICE AFTER HIM
CAN'T BLAME THEM IF THEY ARE NOT MARRIED
JURY TAMPERING STOPS PITTSBURG GRAFT TRIALS
FAST TILL NEARLY DEAD TO MAKE SELVES RUGGED
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STEEL DIVIDEND WORRIES BROKERS
NEW YORK COTTON
NEW INCORPORATIONS
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
FINANCIAL
COFFEE AND SUGAR
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
OBJECTS TO NEGRO BUYER
MANY SACKS OF ONIONS DUMPED ON MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
COTTON AND WOOL
FRUIT MARKET
FLOUR AND FEED
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BACK TO SIDEWALKS FOR STRENUOUS JAILERS
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HEIR TO SHOGUN THRONE SAYS JAPAN IS FRIENDLY
HEIRS OF MAN WHO FILED $1325 CLAIM GET $100,000
KITCHENER 'HAT 'OME' AGAIN
The Theaters
OMAHA TRUCKMEN STRIKE
MOVE TRACKS? NO, MOVE LAKE, SAYS T. & T. ROAD
WEALTHY RANCHER IS CONVICTED OF MURDER
FAMILY IN A BUNCH
SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS IS THERE WITH REAL GOODS
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Classified Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
CHARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES CHARGE THE AIR
TEAMING TAX LAW VOID, ARGUES 'TIM'
JACOB CALLS POLICE 'FREEZED FINANCIERS'
PUNCHER'S CASE SET
NO INJUSTICE TO LING
CHURCH BOY FAINTS AS SLEUTH YELLS 'HANDS UP!'
MIKE LOSES BAZOOLAS IN RAZOR WHIRLWIND
COLLEGE SPELLBINDERS TO CONTEST FOR PRIZES!
DUNN GETS JOB AT SAN QUENTIN
'OIL QUEEN' SUED
CROWE GOES OVER THE ROAD
WARNED WIFE HE WOULD SLAY HER
PLAN BIGGEST FEAST EVER
NABBED IN WASHINGTON
TAX COLLECTOR SWAMPED
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AT THE THEATERS
LITERARY LOSSES
PROSPERITY
RELUCTANT COURTSHIP
AGE SENSITIVENESS
PRISON REFORM
Get 'Em All In
GENEROUS SOIL
Club News
STAYS IN TOWN
State Press Echoes
SAN FRANCISCO HELL HOLES
HUMORISTS ARE GONE
EAT RAISIN BREAD
PRESIDENT'S FRIENDS
PROSPECTS OF FIGHT
JOHNSON WAVE
HANDSOME TAFT
DEMOCRACY
Far and Wide
| ..I ADAM AND EVE
EXPECTS BETTER RESULTS
OBSTACLES OBSTACLES
A LONG REACH
NO RACE SUICIDE
APPRECIATION
LACK OF FORESIGHT
Society News
Music Notes
IT WORKED
THEY'RE ELIGIBLE FOR JOB IF COMET STRIKES FARMER
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
BRANCH BANK AT TAFT
LADY MACCABEES WILL RALLY ON THE TOP OF MT. LOWE
GETS $2000 FOR CUTS
Some Men
CHEAP GRAFTERS PREY ON JEWISH COLONISTS
LET LAW GRIP PARENT, NOT CHILD, SAYS WOMAN
BISHOP CONATY TO SING MASS
COURT HAS ITS HANDS FULL
A Wild Blizzard Raging
SOMETHING ABOUT HER
CARS BUMP; VICTIM ASKS $2599
In Hotel Corridors
SWATS BROKER; FINED
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From Mines and Oil Fields
GLOWING FUTURE FOR OIL INDUSTRY
METAL MARKET
PRICEB OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
GOLDFIELD PRODUCTION IS OVER $1,000-000 A'MONTH
BARBER IS OFFERED $48,000 FOR 160 ACRES
WIZARD OF GOLDFIELD ON WAY TO CANADA
DINUBA MAY DEVELOP GUSHER OIL WELLS
BUILDING PERMITS
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CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
THE WEATHER • –
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VAGUE TESTIMONY IS ACCUSED MOSS SLAYER
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
HERALD PATTERNS
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