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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 224, 13 May 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WIFE BURNED TO DEATH; GASOLINE; HUSBAND ACCUSED
'FINE!' SAY SOCIETY GIRLS AFTER FASTING THREE DAYS
100 PLUNGED INTO SALT LAKE; STAIRWAY BREAKS
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
FRANK M. BELL VICTIM OF MYSTERIOUS ATTACK
IS THOUGHT EMBEZZLER
FOLLOW TRAIL OF PURSES; CAPTURE 2 TRAIN RUBBERS
'NO POLITICAL JABBERING WITH TEDDY,' SAYS SETH
MILLIONAIRE'S SON RAIDS VICE ALONE; SLAYS SALOONIST
F.A. HEINZE ACQUITTED ON ALL FEDERAL CHARGES
FLORENCE HEYNERMAN DIES FROM EFFECTS OF POISON
MISS BESSIE DARGIE WEDS
Senator Lorimer, and Officials Who Are Investigating Bribery Charges
BOODLE IS SCARCE SAYS TOM GORMAN
MATRIMONY A PROFESSION? WHY NOT? ASKS PROFESSOR
MAY PROHIBIT PRIZE FIGHT PICTURES AND DESCRIPTIONS
HARTNAGEL HELD PRISONER IN JAIL
MOTHER SAVES SON FROM FLAMES THAT BURN HOME
BRYAN TO ROAST BOOZE
ALL LONDON TRAM CARS TO STOP FOR FUNERAL OF KING
SOCIETY WOMAN VICTIM OF 'HYPNOTIC EYE' HINDU
TRAIN DERAILED: MANY HURT, THREE MAY DIE
CHINA QUAKES AS BIG REVOLUTION MENACES
THINK JAP WHO FLED FROM AUTO MURDERER
FLORIDA, BIGGEST U.S. DREADNAUGHT, LAUNCHED
GOHL CURSES JURY AS IT CALLS HIM SLAYER
ROOSEVELT TALKS AND GETS DEGREE
KING HONORS GIRL WHO SAVED MOTHER FROM BULL
SENATE TO START VOTING ON RAILROAD BILL TODAY
CHILDREN BADLY BURNED FLEEING FOREST FIRES
JOKE TURNED ON COMPOSER WHO KNOCKED OWN WORK
SIR HERBERT TREE BIG SUCCESS AS SHYLOCK
ATTY. GEN. CREATES STIR AT INQUIRY
PRETTY FRENCH GIRL VICTIM OF JEALOUSY
WEALTHY MAN'S WIDOW SPURNS 25 $1000-BILLS
SAYS FLANNERY WORKED WITH BUNCO STEERERS
MICHAEL ELMORE,'FRIEND OF THE HOBO,'SUMMONED
NEVER MIND GASOLINE, THIS AUTO RUNS ITSELF
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LOCATING*THE BLAME
BANDITS HOLD UP TROLLEY; GET $1800
8 STUDENTS DROWN WHEN BOAT SINKS
EXPLOSION ENTOMBS 137 MINERS; ONLY 4 ESCAPE
FORMER CASHIER CONVICTED; ALLEGED BRIBER ARRESTED
BADGER FIGHT HOAX COSTS MAN HIS LIFE
DANSE DU SALOME PUTS NAUGHTY HUBBIES IN FIX
HUSBAND SHOOTS MAN, ATTENTIVE TO WIFE
ACCUSED OF MURDER, ATTACKS THE CORONER
OCEAN FLYER STERR£TT IS LAUNCHED AT QUINCY
TAKING ADVANTAGE
DEMOCRATS WILL NAME CANDIDATES
THEODORE SUMMERUND MUST HAVE PICKED 'EM
GAZES AT COMET AND FALLS IN COAL HOLE
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ALLEGED BABY THIEF HELD AFTER HEARING
1 WOULD-BE GOVERNOR TO TALK
I nun Arrow licail Hot S|>rln(tß Hold
OLIVE STREET HIGH IS TAG DAY HEADLINER
STAYS NORTH BROADWAY
■SHOW ME' FOLK WILL FORM ORGANIZATION
FAT MEN AND WOMEN TO RACE AT PICNIC. PF-F!
WARMAN TO TALK ON HEALTH
EDWARDS REACHES CEYLON
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Society News
BURGLARS NOW BURGLE TO STRAINS OF 'SWEET MUSIC
Music Notes
POLICE SEEK MAN WHO LEFT GIRL AT ALTAR
The Theaters
WILL LIFT DEBT BEFORE PASTOR STARTS ON TOUR
G. E. MOSHER, 81, DEAD
'ONE H-L OF A TIME WHEN WOMEN VOTE'
NOT LACKING IN COURAGE
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
MEMSIC AND POWELL RESUME WORK AFTER LAYOFF OF NEARLY A WEEK
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND
SCARED
ANGELS LOSE BY RAGGED PLAYING
Rialto Gossip
VILLAGERS BACK IN THE PENNANT RACE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
TWO HOME RUNS TAKE HEART OUT OF SEALS
BODY OF GREAT HARNESS HORSE TO BE PRESERVED
CUT
CANDIDATES HAVE TALK WITH NEGRO
JEFFRIES FROLICS THROUGH WORKOUTS
CROWING »•
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CYCLONE THOMPSON KNOCKS OVT SULLIVAN IN NINTH
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
APATHY IN TRADE BEGETS DISTRUST
NEW YORK COTTON
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
NEW INCORPORATIONS
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BQND EXCHANGE
FRUIT MARKET
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
METAL MARKET
FINANCIAL
LOCAL BUTTER HIGHER AND EGGS ARE FIRMER
CHICAGO GRAIN
COTTON AND WOOL
FLOUR AND FEED
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
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DEAR MITS' SUES 'OLD HUBBY ZECK'
HUSH! RAILWAY SLEUTHS VOTE TO DISGUISE NAME
SWITCHING CHAGES END JULY 1, WASHINGTON REPORT
GRITTENTON HOME PRESIDENT GOES EAST TO CONVENTION
'IT'S MY MISTAKE,' SAYS BENT
News of the Courts
WIFE'S HIGH JINKS TOLD BY HUBBY; GETS DIVORCE
WIFE DENIED DIVORCE SAYS HUSBAND TOLD HER TO GET IT
'GLOOMY GUS' WITT HELD ON CHARGE OF FORGERY
MANY ARRAIGNED; CASES THEN ALL CONTINUED
HE BLAMES HIS EYES
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
BANGED IN HEAD; SUES
SUES ROAD FOR $30,000
DONOVAN DENIED FREEDOM; TRIAL IS SET FOR MONDAY
TELLS THINGS ACHIEVED BY MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
•STRAY DOG-' SAYS ACCUSED, BUT COURT FINES HIM $50
TABLE OF TKMI'KKATIRKS
Municipal Affairs
ANDREWS GETS MAD AND RAPS PREDATORY WEALTH
TOO MANY ROMANCES COST CITY FIREMAN HIS POSITION
HOORAY! GARBAGE PROBLEM IS NOW UNDER ADVISEMENT
SAYS GOLD BRIQUETTE IS BEING HANDED CITY
SECRET SESSIONITIS IS EPIDEMIC AT CITY HALL
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Classified Ad. Section
Masthead
MAN FOUND IN DRUNKEN STUPOR; FAMILY STARVING
INSTEAD OF DEATH, WOMAN MUST SERVE NINETY DAYS
CALEDONIAN CLUB CELEBRATION
GUM SHOE MAN TO LAND TAX DODGERS
PIONEER SAYS HE DROVE CATTLE ON RANCHO ROADS
Arrowhead
APPOINTED CHIEF OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
ELEY, MADE FIRE CHIEF, IN TROUBLE ALREADY
SALT LAKE LINE MAY BE OPENED THROUGH JULY 1
WOODMEN GOING TO SAN PEDRO
HANDLEY IS AFTER M'LACHLAN'S JOB
ANNOUNCES HE'S IN RACE FOR CONGRESS
FINDS FATHER AFTER TEN YEARS THROUGH HERALD
PATRICK'S HEARING SET
DRUGGIST IS ACCUSED
TRUCE IN BRUNNER CASE SHORT LIVED
ANOTHER CITY ORDINANCE IS OBJECT OF ATTACK
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FAIR, PLEASE! YES 5C FARE, PLEASE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SUGAR AND COFFEE
FOOTBALL REVIVAL IS DUE NEXT WEEK
TENNIS EXPERTS TO TRY OUT NEW CEMENT COURTS
KETCHEL ACCEPTS OFFER TO EARN SOME EASY CUSH
FIND BODY FLOATING IN BAY AT OAKLAND
COULON WHIPS McGOVERN IN TEN SLASHING ROUNDS
FOOTBALL COACH WHO HAS SQUAD AT WORK
STATE LEAGUE
FATHER OF LEADVILLE BOOM AMASSED RICHES. DIES POOR:
LAW, HELPLESS PERMITS MAN TO STARVE TO DEATH
FIRE ENGINE TURNS TURTLE
RACING RESULTS
TEN TONS OF DYNAMITE BLOW TWO TO PIECES
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From Mines and Oil Fields
■» • » STEADY INVESTMENT
MIDWAY FIVE REACHES 500 FEET IN WELL NO. 1
BAKERSFIELD EXCHANGE PROPOSES EVENING CALL
READY TO SPUD IN
CALIFORNIA MIDWAY OFFICIALS BUY LAND NEAR THE MAYS WELL
NEW COMPANY ERECTS 4 RIGS IN ELK HILLS
OFFICIALS OF EMPIRE LEAVE FOR THE EAST
PREPARE TO DRILL
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINING QUOTATIONS
Arrowhead Hot Springs Ratlin
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AT THE THEATERS
THE RATES GOUGE
BREAD LINES
PACIFIC PROSPERITY
HUMBUG
LOS ANGELES' EXAMPLE
Recollections of the Oldest Inhabitant—l990
CITY BUSINESS
Public Letter Box
State Press Echoes
AMERICANS BUSINESS.BOUND
– + INSURGENTS
NEIGHBORLINESS
—I— UNDER COUNTED
—I— SLOW CAUDAL GROWTH
KATE BENDER'S LIVES
WOMEN'S FAITH
OUT THEY GO
GRANDMA'S WAY
CIRCUMLOCUTION
HOW iT BEGAN
A BUSINESS CONFERENCE
AN OLD.FASHIONED EATER
BLACK AND BLUE
Some Fashionable Young Wives Are Scorning Old Fashioned Wedding Rings
Chinese Prince Objected to Banquet Assessment Asked from the Americans
Crime Is a Disease and Is Sometimes Curable, but Is Frequently Incurable
Sport Is Under the Ban Because it Has Been Permitted to Degenerate
Health of School Children Subject Is Demanding Increased Attention
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CHICKENS GAD; NEIGHBORS ROW; JUDGE WILL DECIDE
ALLEGED POKER JOINT HAS ELECTRIC ALARM BELLS
LONG ISLAND GETS IT
THE CITY
AROUNB TOWN
BUILDING PERMITS
Some Women
WOULD STOP JEFFJOHNSON BATTLE
Mere Men
ARMY ROMANCE ENDS IN BRILLIANT WEDDING
In Hotel Corridors
DEADLOCK UNBROKEN AT ODD FELLOW ELECTION
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
TEACHERS OF PASADENA SEEKING SALARY RAISE
FEAR TOWNS MAY SHY AT CONSOLIDATION PLAN
SERPENT IN THE 'TONICS' OF A PASADENA BARBER
WANT ANSWERS TO FEAST BIDS
CHANGES MADE IN BANK
'BARGAIN DAY' IS SUCCESS
PASADENA BUILDING
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO
MUSIC OF LOVE'S LYRE CANNED TIGHT IN CELL
ROBBER RETURNS FROM MEXICO TO SURRENDER
CENSUS TAKING ENDS AT SAN BERNARDINO
LONG BEACH
SPLINTER OF OWN SPINE TO BE MAN'S WATCH CHARM
HARBOR RAILROAD PLAN TO BE DISCUSSED MONDAY
WOMAN FINDS LOST TEETH; FOUR-DAYS FAST ENDED
RIVERSIDE
BATH IS THE CAUSE OF $5000 DAMAGE SUIT
INCENDIARY FIRE BURNS GRAIN
SAN PEDRO
SAN PEDRO CONCERN WILL MAKE STICKS OF SHAVINGS
SANTA ANA
DR. D. A. MAC MULLAN DIES
LONG BEACH HAPPENINGS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
Shipping News
THE WEATHER
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LADIES, WHO GETS THE FINE GOWN?
The Fisherman
MEXICAN KILLED BY TRAIN
SILENT TO SPEAK ON PARKS
Herald Patterns
SCHOOLS TO FIGHT FOR PRIZES IN BIG DEBATE
BIG IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED
TO BEGIN SENTENCE FOR STEALING GIRL'S JEWELS
TO HOLD CIVIL SERVICE QUIZ
TOT TAKEN FROM MOTHER BELIEVED TO BE HEIRESS
DESERTER NABBED
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