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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 220, 9 May 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
BODY OF EDWARD WILL LIE IN STATE; FUNERAL MAY 20
TURNS AUTO DOWN CANYON; MOTHER INSTANTLY KILLED
TEXAS HAS OIL EXCITEMENT
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
COUNT BONI DE CASTELLANE IS BEATEN BY REPUBLICAN
SUPREME COURT RULING MAY OPEN PRISON DOORS
SHOOTS MAN BLAMED FOR BREAKING UP OF HOME
POSTERS URGE SLAUGHTER OF CHRISTIANS IN CHINA
"LIFE PROMISSORY NOTE;" ARIZONAN KILLS HIMSELF
ROOSEVELT CALLS THROAT SPECIALIST TO EXAMINE HIM
SHAKES PLUM TREE FOR DAUGHTER; GETS LEMON
AMERICAN BULL FIGHTER FATALLY GORED IN MEXICO
WANTS ECONOMIST TO SAVE MONEY FOR CITY
KILLS SELF TO PUNISH HER ACCUSED DETRAYER
MANY SKINNED IN GRAFT OPERATION AT VANCOUVER
BODY OF DEAD MAN FOUND BESIDE THAT OF BULL SNAKE
MOTHER'S MISTAKE COSTS LIFE OF INDIAN CHILD
EXPLOSION KILLS 15, INJURES 50; ROCKS HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT AT OTTAWA, FOUR MILES AWAY
PITCHED BATTLE AT MINE; 1 KILLED, SCORE WOUNDED
BENSON OF LAND FRAUD F;JfeE DIES SUDDENL
TO REDRAFT RAILWAY BILL
SENATE BATTLERS DECLARE A TRUCE
VICTIM OF SWEATSHOP THREATENS OWN LIFE
SIMPLE FUNERAL SERVICE FOR LATE ADMIRAL M'CALLA
CALL BOY SLAIN BY INTRUDER HE DISTURBS
NEW YORK TO HAVE NEW MUNICIPAL BATH HOUSE
GOLD FIND MADE
CARTAGO VICTIMS NOW NUMBER 800
DISH OF CORNMEAL AND RAISINS IS NEW
WILD BARE-BACK RIDE IN NEW YORK PARKWAY
'MAFIA MADE ME DO IT.' WAILS ACCUSED BONDSMAN
THE FIRST BORN
STUDY IN WHITE EXPECTED TODAY
YO HOH AND A BOTTLE OF RUM; 7 SEE SEA SERPENT
REPAIRER OF HURRY-UP WAGONS JUMPS HIS JOB
INSANE RANCHER SHOOTS TWO; IS FATALLY WOUNDED
BALKED AT TELLING AGE, BUT CRUEL LAW MADE HER
ASKS DIVORCE FROM WIFE HE DEVELOPED AS ATHLETE
JOB FOR POSTMASTER AT EIGHTEEN CENTS A DAY
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REFORM, NOT JAIL, IS JUDGE'S ADVICE
DE ROSIER, IN PLUCKY RIDE, BECOMES CHAMP
JUDGE'S DAUGHTER IN CHURCH; AUTO STOLEN
Lion Fondles a Child
Society Girl Who Will Be One of the Fair June Brides
MEDAL CONTEST AND PARADE FOR W. C. T. U.
FEAR MISSING MAN IS SLAIN; $4000 MOTIVE
SURE THEIR FOOTSIES FIT L. HEWITT'S SHOES
DID HAWLEY FIND ONLY BURNED BODY OF COAT?
THOUSANDS HONOR DAY OF MOTHERS
OLDEST ALASKAN EDITOR WILL TELL ALL ABOUT IT
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AT THE THEATERS
LOS ANGELES HERALD
POPULATION
THE LAST KING
POSTAL DEFICIT
PROTECT THE PUBLIC
Trying to Wade Out
LOS ANGELES HARBOR
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
THEY RANG THE BELL
Honors Bestowed on Roosevelt Abroad Are Also Bestowed on United States
Municipal Art Society of New York Proposes Establishment of Camp Sites
Is Co-education a Bad or Good Plan for Training Our Young Americans?
State Press Echoes
PROSPERITY
PROGRESS
RASH SUFFRAGETTES
CONVERSATIONAL
ASIATIC~LABOR
INCORRIGIBLE OPTIMISM
PANAMA.PACIFIC
Far and Wide
SUPPORT NEEDED
BARGAIN DEPOSITS
NOT FOR CHAMP
BACK IN DARK
PLENTY OF PANTB
HE WOULD RATHER NOT
NOT YET, BUT SOON
CARUSO'S COUGH
ยป LOOKS LIKE IT
GUARDED AD.
PURPS AND ALGEBRA FOOZLE THE FINEST
THE CITY
AROUNB TOWN
Herald Patterns
Some Prominent Men
Society News
Women and What They Are Doing
MAN WHO SHOT SELF TO DEATH IDENTIFIED
Around Hotel Corridors
INSANE OVER HALLEY'S COMET NAILS HAND TO MINE HOIST
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
CONDITION OF MEMSIC COMPELS HIM TO ASK FOR POSTPONEMENT
PISTOL EXPERTS DO SOME TALL SCORING
JOHNSON PROMISES TO GO TO WORK TO DA
COLLEGIATE HAMMER THROW RECORD BADLY SHATTERED
soon We" SOON DUE
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
Rialto Gossip
JEFFRIES TAKES HIS LAST SUNDAY LAYOFF
TEN HORSES START AFTER DERBY HONORS
INEFFECTUAL
EASTERN BREEDERS FORM ASSOCIATION
YEOMEN WHITEWASH RACYCLES AT VERNON
TELEGRAPH MATCH SHOOTS STARTED
BOWLING
REDONDD BLANKS LONG BEACH CLUB
SAN PEDRO HIGH WINS FROM GLENDALE RIVALS
ANGELS DROP DOUBLE HEADER TO SEALS IN TWO REMARKABLE GAMES
VILLAGERS ARE STILL CLIMBING
SOUTH CENTRAL MERCHANTS EASILY DEFEAT PIPPINS
DYAS-CLINES FINALLY' RUN INTO A SNAG
STATE LEAGUE
NATIONALS TAKE LISTLESS GAME AT HUNTINGTON BEACH
WESTERN LEAGUE
OAKS AND SENATORS SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER
NATIONAL LEAGUE
HASSARD PARKS ANNEX ELEVENTH STRAIGHT GAME
AMATEUR PITCHES A NO-HIT, NO-RUN GAME
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
TUFTS-LYONS WIN FROM ARTESIA BY HARD HITTING
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
RICHESSE OBLIGE
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OBSERVE FEAST DAY AT CHURCH OF HOLY CROSS
THE DAYS THAT ARE NO MORE
TOPHAM GIVES SALOON HARD TONGUE LASHING
SO DIFFERENT
PASTORS SWAP PULPITS IN PROTESTANT CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN CO-OPERATION VITAL SAYS REV. MR. DAY
NOMINEES SELECTED FOR NEW CLUB BOARD
SOAP ADVERTISEMENTS?
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
ROTARY INVENTOR WRITES OF DRILL
LOS ANGELES MAN BUYS SOAP MINE
TO DRILL FIVE WELLS
Shipping News
CONSOLIDATED'S APRIL REPORT SHOWS LARGER PROFITS; NEW DEPOSITS
Round Mountain Interests Combine for Good of Camp
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY COMPANY DRILLS NO. 2
WILL DRILL AT SOLEDAD
HONOLULU BRINGS IN GREAT GAS WELL IN MARICOPA TERRITORY
AMERICAN PETROLEUM TO WORK TEN STRINGS
ATLANTA LEASES SHOW PROGRESS AND RESULTS
SILVER-GOLD STRIKE CAUSES EXCITEMENT
COALINGA PAYROLL AMOUNTS TO $250,000
PLAN TO OPEN EXQHANGE
DEAL FALLS THROUGH
OLD COMPANY REORGANIZES
HTEADV INVESTMENT
FANS, FIZZ, TIGHTS; HOW COULD POOR THING ACT?
PICTURE OF BULLDOG LANDS PAIR IN JAIL
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION WILL ASSEMBLE SUNDAY
ON KETTLEMAN HILLS
MURPHY TO AGAIN TAKE TRAIL OF "DEMON RUM"
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NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
PASADENA
EASTERN AND NORTHERN CAPITAL IS INTERESTED
HE WAS IT
PASADENA'S POLO CLUB PRACTICES FOR TOURNEY
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO
BABY BURNED TO DEATH; BROTHER BADLY INJURED
SAN BERNARDINO CENSUS DISAPPOINTS CITIZENS
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT OVERPAID $700, IS RULING
NEAR PRIZE FIGHTS MAY CAUSE REVOKING OF LICENSE
MEXICAN ARRESTED ON A HIGHWAY ROBBERY CHARGE
ACCIDENT IS VERDICT
TAKEN TO FRESNO
BUGS IN TEA
PONY FOR PRINCESS
LONG BEACH
CRUMBLING OF DOMINGUEZ FORT CHARGED TO VANDALS
SAN PEDRO
FOUR DREDGERS AT WORK IN SAN PEDRO HARBOR
GERMANS IN AMERICA SUBJECT OF RESEARCH
NIGHT WATCHMAN MAY CAN SELF ON ACCOUNT OF CANS
SWEDISH SCIENTIST DIGS UP PRICELESS OLD COINS
WINNERS MAY BE KNOWN TOMORROW
Untitled
THE WEATHER
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ROUNDED UP AGED INDIAN WITNESSES
FIGHT BOOZE ALL YOU WANT AFTER DOSE OF 'IT'
FEWER LONDON PAUPERS
At the Ball Game
"THE BARRIER" WELL ACTED BY BURBANKERS
GOVERNOR BUILDS CABIN; SUMMER HOME COSTS $600
MOVING PICTURES SHOW ACCIDENT TO ACTRESS
LOSES NAME BECAUSE WE WONT HAVE IT BACK
WINS HUBBY BY FITTING INTO DEAD WIFE'S CLOTHES
MEMORY GONE, FORGETS NAME; DOCTORS PUZZLED
WOMAN SWIMMER TRYING TO SWIM INTO PARLIAMENT
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