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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 213, 2 May 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ASTRONOMERS TO HOLD MEETING ON MOUNT WILSON
VISION OF VICTIM DRIVES MURDERER FROM HIDING
FIVE DUCK DEATH AS AUTO LOOPS THE LOOP
TOOK THOUSANDS WITH HER, BUT NOT ALL THE WAY
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
BEAUTIFUL MATRON KILLS SELF AFTER TILT WITH SPOUSE
ETTA LUMSDEN, VICTIM OF BRUTAL ATTACK, WILL DIE
JUDGE HALL'S SON HURT IN AEROPLANE ACCIDENT
BIGGEST TREE IN GROVE IS NAMED FOR PINCHOT
CENSUS DISAPPOINTS SEATTLE
ROOSEVELT INDORSES TAFT; WANTS NO OFFICE
JOHN Q. WARD, NOTED SCULPTOR, DIES AGED 80
MAN AND WOMAN DROWN WHEN BOAT IS OVERTURNED
EARLY MORNING BLAZE MENACES FOURTH STREET
ACTOR SEIZED MY PURSE AND $2100, CHARGES WOMAN
CHICAGO REFORM MEASURE PUTS LID ON TENDERLOIN
CHERRY GROWERS OBJECT TO LOS ANGELES LABELS
ROOSEVELT IS BITTERLY ASSAILED BY ARCHBISHOP
MRS. YOUNG MAY BE FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT N. E. A.
A BIG STORM HITS KANSAS; EMPORIA IS MAROONED
ENDS LIFE BY PULLING GUN TRIGGER WITH TOE
HEARST SUES NEW YORK TIMES
MEXICAN RUNS WILD
AQUEDUCT CHIEFS' WORK FLAWLESS, SAYS BETKOUSKI
TAFT'S PET BILLS ALL IN TROUBLE
JAPAN PUTS SCREWS ON FOREIGN LAND HOLDERS
HENRIETTA'S LIMBS CAUSE TIGHT CASE IN COURT
ROBS INSANE ASYLUM; KLEPTOMANIAC. PERHAPS
"JOLLY LOT OF BOYS," ARE THE UNDERTAKERS
AFRICAN RUNS AMUCK; THREE NATIONS ROUTED
the^sVrain
LAND WORK FATE CALLED A TOSS UP
GEE, KIDS! YOU MAY RIDE TO SCHOOL FER NUTHIN'
THE FALL OF A HERO
THIEVES CUT WIRES AND STEAL TELEPHONE
STANDARD OIL CAN'T BREAK INTO CHINESE TERRITORY
THE MUCKRAKING AFTERMATH
T.R. LION KILLER, TALKS ON TULIPS
FIENDISH TORTURES IN MANAGUA CHARGED
MOBS RULE AMERICA, SAYS RAYMOND BLIGHT
TWENTY FEET OF ORE SHOWS IN NEW YORK SEARCHLIGHT
SPRING REPARTEE
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ORE ELECTION SHY, COUNCIL TO BLAME
ROUGH NECK PROVES TOD MUCH FOR KNIFE
FIRE IN YARDS BURNING COAL VALUED AT $500,000
ARTILLERY OF TURKS MOWS DOWN ALBANIANS
$150,000 FIRE SWEEPS CINCINNATI SUBURB
LONG ISLAND TOWNS ARE SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE
WORK STARTS TODAY ON NEW UNION LEAGUE HOME
CLUB WOMEN LEAVE FOR EAST TOMORROW
POLITICAL NOTES
BOOKS PROVE DAN CUPID IS LOAFER
BRAWNY ATHLETES TO MARK FRONTIER
RAIN PREVENTS MAY DAY DEMONSTRATIONS IN ITALY
WOMAN DIES WHILE ON VISIT
'POICY' MAKES A HIT AS A HUMAN PINCUSHION
WED ON FIGHT WAGER; HUSBAND SLINKS OFF
WELLS IN SECTION 18, COALINGA, NEAR SAND
FINDS GOLD AT HORNSILVER
MOVES ON SECTION 24
MISS A BALL GAME? NO CHANCE, IS TAFT'S IDEA
WILL ERECT STEEL TANKS
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AT THE THEATERS
• > > OUR BUSY HARBOR
CENSUS RESULTS
LITERARY COMPETITION
GOOD ROADS
DRAINAGE
LOS ANGELES HOMES
"It Makes a Donkey Feel Like Slapping an Elephant's Face"
GOOD GOVERNMENT
LOS ANGELES WAY
AVAILABLE FUNDS
A FORGOTTEN ART
Public Letter Box
BE CAREFUL
State Press Echoes
CLEANLINESS
A DOLEFUL WHINE
LOS GATOS ROSES
STREETS AND ANNEXATION
WHY NOT?
CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
OAKLAND ADEPTS
EATING
Far and Wide
OPPOSED TO BOTH
OVERCONFIDENCE
PENSIONS NEEDED
GENEROSITY
HOBSON VINDICATED
REAL GENTLEMEN
Advisory Committee Report Shows Court House Needs an Overhauling
Proposal to Choose outsider for Speaker Is Not Meeting Support
President Forgets Washington When He Advocates Republican Solidarity
Cruel Scottish Newspaper Sends Thistle Bouquet to Andrew Carnegie
WHAT HE IS IN
EXPERT ADVICE
CIVIC PRIDE
IN THE*YEAR 2000
HIsiSIiIMBER
GIRLIES ARE SORE AT RUDE, MEAN BURGLAR
BOUNCE BEER BOTTLE OFF PATE OF MAN IN ROW
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
Here's Something New About Prominent Men
Women and What They Are Doing
In Hotel Corridors
WOMEN MEET FRIDAY TO HONOR MME. SEVERANCE
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
ANGELS WIN DOUBLE HEADER AND TAKE SERIES WITH SACRAMENTO
MAY ENTER BIG RACE
MARKSMEN TO ELECT
Rialto Gossip
UMP HILDEBRAND ALMOST MOBBED
JOHNSON MOVES IN HIS QUARTERS
VERNON BEATEN TWICE BY OAKS
SCOTTY ALLEN PLANS AMATEUR PRACTICE DAY
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
INTERSCHOLASTIC TENNIS TOURNEY TO BE HELD SOON
DIRECTORIES LOSE AT BEACH
OXY TO PLAY U. S. C.
CHARLEY EYTON AMONG ELIGIBLES
START CRUSH 10 PREVENT BIG FIGHT
LAMANDAS BEAT RACYCLES
GLENDALE WANTS GMES
VANDERBILT NAG WINB
FRESNO AWAKES AND WINS GAME
WESTMINSTERS DEFEAT PICKED DOLGEVILLE TEAM
UNIVERSITY MERCHANTS DEFEAT SAN FERNANDOS
CALIFORNIA CYCLIST WINS AT EASTERN MEET
PISTOL EXPERTS CAPTURE HONORS
HASSARD PARKS WIN TEN STRAIGHT GAMES
INDIANS ARE VICTORIOUS
THE CRUCIAL TEST '
NEW AMATEUR BALL LEAGUE IS ORGANIZED
ANAHEIM WINS OUT IN HOT GAME WITH DOWNEY
GLENDALE NOSES OUT MAVERICKS IN NINTH
DEAR WANTS POSITION
REDONDO KEEPS LEAD OF LEAGUE
BOWLING
PECAN PLAYERS FALL BEFORE WHITTIER BUNCH
BRAIN PABULUM
DAYS-CLINES BEAT YEOMEN IN SLUGFEST
ALHAMBRAS TRIM SANTA FES
LOST THEIR* CONFIDENCE
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THIS WEEK WILL SEE LIVELY VOTING DONE
FORMER VICE PRES. OF GRAND TRUNK LINE DIES
SURE THING
BORN ON SHIPBOARD
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
OIL BUSINESS IS RAPIDLY GROWING IN THE ESTIMATION OF THE PUBLIC
RAMONA ASSAYS RETURN MORE THAN $2000 GOLD
KERN COUNTY MINES ENJOY BUSY SPRING
ORE SHAFT ON DAISY IMPROVES IN DRIFT
STOCKHOLDERS ATTEMPT TO DISSOLVE GREAT WESTERN
INTEREST CENTERS ON M'KITTRICK FRONTIER
FRESNO PEOPLE WATCH WORK IN BULLARD FIELD
i STEADY INVESTMENT STEADY INVESTMENT
Shipping News
RAILROADS INTO MEXICO WILL BE BUILT AT^ONCE
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
SAN BERNARDINO
FAREWELL KEY MEN, IT'S PHONES FOR SANTA FE
PICO'S FAIR DESCENDANT WILL SHINE AT CARNIVAL
ME, TOO, SAN BERNARDINO SAYS ON GARBAGE IDEA
RECOVERS STOLEN NAG
MORE TIME FOR COUNTERS
PASADENA
PASADENA BUILDERS PUT ON HIGH SPEED IN APRIL
AFTER COMPLETE CENSUS
WANT fcIDS TO REPORT
STAR GAZER COMING HOME
LOTS DOING AT BAZAAR
WIRELESS SUITOR WINS
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
LONG BEACH
160 YEAR OLD CHAIR FOR LONG BEACH BABY
LONG BEACH BOOMING
LONG BEACH BITS
LIGHT UP; CHEAPER GAS IS POSSIBLE IN GATE CITY
DIGS UP SPANISH RELIC
SATISFACTORY SO FAR
VENICE
STAND IN LINE TO BUY THRILLERS AT VENICE
GOOD ROAD TO VENICE
PICKED UP IN POMONA
VISITOR DROPS DEAD
Music Notes
Club Calendar
Society
Herald Patterns
THE WEATHER
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PAYS TRIBUTE TO LUTE MARK TWAIN
BLESSED VIRGIN MARY IS BISHOP CONATY'S THEME
ST. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IS ORGANIZED
Lion Fondles a Child
Impudent Answers
APPLAUDS TEDDY; DENOUNCES DANCE
! CATHOLIC SOCIETIES PUT NEW MEN AT HELM
ARE WE BECOMING GOOD? MAY BE SO
'ROBIN HOOD' PRESENTED BY HARTMAN COMPANY
KOLB AND DILL OFFER EXCELLENT TRIPLE BILL
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