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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 235, 24 May 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
DEMOCRATS FACE BUT 1 CONTEST AT STATE PRIMARIES
KING GEORGE PROMISES TO SAFEGUARD COLONISTS
THREAT TO KILL, CHARGE AGAINST CHIEF PARRANT
GEN. REYES EXECUTES A FLANK AROUND INSURGENTS
ACCEPT HARRIMAN GIFT
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
UNCLE SAM TO FIND IF LUMBER TRUST EXISTS
HUSBAND IS HELD IN DEATH MIYSTERY AT SANTA MONICA
TO ASK DISSOLUTION OF NATIONAL PACKING CO.
Calls Opponents of Ship Subsidy 'Ignorant Asses'
TIA JUANA BUNKO GANG IS CAPTURED
FASTS 8 DAYS, LOSES 16 POUNDS; HE FEELS BETTER
WIND AND HAIL CAUSE DESTRUCTION IN TEXAS
RISKS LIFE FOR SAKE OF HUNGRY FAMILY; PERISHES
JUDGMENT FORCES CHICAGO RAILWAYS TO RECEIVERSHIP
FRENCH COUNTS FIGHT THIRD DUEL; BOTH HIT
POSTER PRINTERS PUT BAN ON ABBREVIATED ATTIRE
TRUST MAGNATE ON TRIAL FOR FRAUDS IN SUGAR IMPORTS
PRESBYTERY FACES CHARGE OF HERESY
BIG GRAIN MERCHANTS IN HANDS OF BANK OFFICIALS
UNGALLANT JURY GOES BACK ON HETTY GREEN
BRITISH STEAMER KILBURN ASHORE AND FULL OF WATER
CONSCIENCE HURT; SPITZER TESTIFIES OF SUGAR FRAUDS
SWALLOWS NEEDLES AND MATCHES TO END LIFE
3 MINERS INJURED BY •MISSED HOLE' EXPLOSION
CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE FOUND DEAD IN BED
ARREST NEGRO SITTING IN PARK HOLDING BOMB
DOCTOR'S MUTILATED BODY FOUND ON THE DESERT
AUTO KILLS MAN; GIRL HELD
COL ROOSEVELT REMAINS SILENT
TOWN'S LIQUOR POLICY INVOLVED IN A CONTEST
PRESBYTERIANS DIVIDED " ON MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE
PNEUMONIA. NOT CAT, IS CAUSE OF CHILD'S DEATH
NOTED INVENTOR DEAD
WOMAN KILLED; FIVE HURT
RABBI MAGNES RESIGNS
DORMITORY DESTROYED
FORMER CALIFORNIA JUDGE CONFIRMED IN ALMSHOUSE
FREIGHT RATES GO UP; AVERAGE, 30 PER CENT
LESS DOGMA, MORE SPORT FOR CHILDREN, SAYS SEIDEL
OPEN DOOR IN PERSIA CAUSES DIPLOMATIC SPLIT
RUEF'S PARTNER FREED
CHINESE KILLED BY RIOTERS
WOMAN BELLRINGER HURT
SENATE VOTES TO BUY 15 WARSHIPS
PRIZE FOR AVIATOR WHO EQUALS BLERIOTS FEAT
35 INJURED IN WRECK OF FAST EXPRESS TRAIN
'RED,' HURT BY OWN BOMB, KILLS SELF WHEN PURSUED
WON'T TRUST ELECTORS
TAFT'S PET TARIFF PLAN KNOCKED OUT IN HOUSE
CHINA TO HAVE NEW COLLEGE AT FU CHOW
BROKER'S BODY FOUND
KIDNAPER IS SENTENCED
DEMOCRATS RULE DOUGLAS
THREE MEN HELD FOR SEATTLE CAR HOLDUP
FINANCIAL POWERS AGREE ON CHINESE RAILROAD LOAN
PENNSYLVANIA BUYS STOCK IN NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
Page 2 Advertisements
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YULE GRADS ARE HOSTS TO PREXY
FOUR MORE INDICTED ON BUCKET SHOP CHARGES
WILL APPOINT CAPT. COWIE NAVY PAYMASTER GENERAL
PROVIDES FOR AQUARIUM
President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale, Who Spoke at 'Sons of Eli' Banquet
GIRL'S ASSAILANT ONCE WEALTHY AND RESPECTED
FENNESSY LOSES PLACE AS PRINTERS' HOME TRUSTEE
12-YEAR-OLD BOY ADMITS KILLING COMPANION AGED 8
PROTESTS LEE STATUE
RAILROADS MAY COMBINE ON CHICAGO SWITCHING
CALIFORNIA HOSTLER HEIR TO AN EASTERN ESTATE
PART OF TORPEDO FLEET WILL ATTEND ROSE FETE
TRAIN WRECKED; 18 HURT
SEYLER ON TRIAL FOR GIRL'S DEATH
WOMAN SUFFOCATES; FIRE IMPERILS MANY OTHERS
150 ARE GRADUATED FROM LELAND STANFORD
FAITHFUL OLD BEAST RETIRED ON A PENSION
SACRAMENTO BANDITS ARE GIVEN LONG SENTENCES
THREE DROWN IN LAKE BYROT
TWO BURN TO DEATH
BLACKSMITH-COWBOY IN RACE FOR U.S. SENATE
Page 3 Advertisements
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Page 4 Advertisements
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GIRL'S PLEA LEADS YOUTH TO PRISON
HELD ON GRAVE CHARGE
MAN FINED FOR BEATING WIFE
ARKOWHKAU HOT SFKINGS
CLAIM TRICK RID MAN OF HIS WIFE
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN IS NEAR DEATH
THREE PTOMAINE POISON VICTIMS IN HOSPITAL
CHOKES WIFE; ARRESTED
SCHOO LBONDS SOLD
"THE SQUAW MAN' GIVEN EXCELLENT PRODUCTION
Club News
ACCUSED SLAYER FREED
Page 5 Advertisements
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Page 5 Advertisements Column 2
HERALD SPORTING PAGE
FERGUSON SHOWS UP IMPRESSIVELY
Cleveland Lightweight Returns After Successful Eastern Tour
Rialto Gossip
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
/ RACING RESULTS |
SOME ROUGH HOUSE
PRESIDENT WINS MATCH
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
GETTING READY
BOWLING
MAVERICKS NOSE OUT FAST GLENDALE BUNCH
FIRST UNDERGRADUATE TO COACH IN THE WEST
Diamond Gossip
JOHNSON IS GOING TO SEE JEFF BOX
GOTCH JOINS STAFF FIRST WEEK IN JUNE
COFFROTH ARRANGES FIGHT TO TEST LAW
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
EXPECTED RALLY FAILS TO OCCUR
FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON
PACIFIC COAST HOPS
FINANCIAL
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
GOOD MONEY IN BUTTER ON HEAVY CONSUMPTION
COTTON AND WOOL
FLOUR AND FEED
Page 7 Advertisements
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News of the Courts
SUES FOR $13,600 BOND OF BAIL JUMPER POWELL
KIT BY TRUNK- SUES TRANSFER CO. FOR $20,000
TO TRY DR. PRICE AGAIN
ADIMITS HIS GUILT
PLEADS GUILTY TO FELONY
FAILS TO PAY ALIMONY; IN JAIL FOR CONTEMPT
BRING CLIENT PREPARED FOR JAIL, SAYS JUDGE
COURT COMPELS WAITER TO FIND NEW VOCATION
CHINESE YOUTH IS HELD ON CHARGES MADE BY GIRL
LOAD OF HAY IS STOLEN
NIECES INHERIT $20,000
SHIED STONE THROUGH A CAR
FATHER ON PROBATION
REALTY BROKER WINS SUIT
Municipal Affairs
SAN PEDRO CO. GETS MORE THAN IT ASKED
SUBMIT SPECIFICATIONS
NEW ORDINANCE COMPELS SMALL DEALERS TO MOVE
'WE THOUGHT OF NAUD JC. MATTER FIRST/ SAYS S. P.
COUNCIL EAGER TO GIVE SUPPLY CO. SPUR TRACK
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
KNOCKED OFF WHEEL BY AUTO, SUES FOR $25,000
GRANT TRIAL DELAYED
INDICTMENTS TO STAND
OIL WELL DRILLER BANKRUPT
MAN WANTED FOR TRIAL IN FAR OFF ALASKA
ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS
Page 8 Advertisements
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Editorial Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
L-R. CANDIDATES ON TOUR OF SOUTH
REDONDO BEACH HOTEL SOLD TO MRS. SUMMERS
ALASKANS ADD ANOTHER TO BACK HOME SOCIETIES
LOCAL BUSINESS MEN AT SAN DIEGO BANQUET
FEDERAL WITNESSES HEARD
MAYOR WELCOMES STATE ENGINEERS
LARGEST CAFETERIA IN CITY WELL APPOINTED
WORK ON CENTRAL PARK BEGUN; TO COST $50,000
THREE CRAP SHOOTERS FORFEIT $10 BAIL EACH
Part of Stationary Engineers' Exhibit and Two Officers of the Organization
HOMESICK LAD BACK IN GEORGE JUNIOR COLONY
RUSKER MADE HEALTH CHIEF IN MILWAUKEE
CURIOUS BOARD SETS A TRAP FOR CITY COUNCIL
BAND WILL PLAY TODAY
RAILWAY CO. MUST IMPROVE PAVING
ROBBED IN A SANITARIUM
Page 9 Advertisements
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WATCHORN WARNS PARENTS OF GIRLS
NELLIS WILL INVESTIGATE MANCHESTER AYE. CROSSING
PROGRAM GIVEN ENTIRELY IN THE ITALIAN TONGUE
ELKS PLAN TO ADVERTISE ORANGE BELT AT DETROIT
ROYAL BLOOD, BUT NOT FIT FOR JURY SERVICE
MANY LOS ANGELES MEN . SUCCESSFUL INVENTORS
POLICE OFFICERS SEEK DESERTED WIFE'S SPOUSE
SNEAK THIEVES REPORTED IN TWO BUSINESS PLACES
HUMANE OFFICERS ABSENT
JOS. SCOTT HEADS PROBE COMMITTEE
CORPORATIONS SUING TO RECOVER ON TAXES PAID
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL OF MRS. ANNIE MARMON
LAUGHS UNTIL TEARS COME, AT WIFE'S DIARY
$14,000 LOSS DUE TO FRICTION IN MACHINE
WILSHIRE IMPROVEMENT CLUB MAKES 'EM TIDY
TAUI.E OF TKMI/EKATI IfD.S
BAKERSFIELD GETS FIRST SPECIAL PRIZE
DISOBEYED LIGHT ORDINANCE
DAYLIGHT HOLDUP YARN FAILS TO SAVE KELLY
ALL GOOD CITIZENS IN POLITICS, SAYS HANDLEY
Page 10 Advertisements
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From Mines and Oil Fields
UNION'S REGAL WELL SHOOTS HIGH STREAM
GAS COMPANY DOES NOT CONTRACT FOR CRUDE OIL
BROOKSHIRE REPORTS FAVORABLY ON WELLS
SPECTACULAR GAS FIRE STARTS IN THE MIDWAY
1 MAY OPEN THE MERGER
POWER LINE PROPOSED
MINING QUOTATIONS
PROSPECT FOR OIL GOOD, DECLARES SUPT. PAULSON
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
COALINGA CONSOLIDATED DETERMINES DIP OF SAND
HALE-M'LEOD NO. 4 GIVES NO WARNING OF COMING
METAL MARKET
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
OLD MEXICAN MINE CHANGES OWNERSHIP
BUTTER EGGS AND CHEESE
STEADY INVESTMENT
Shipping News
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SUGAR AND COFFEE
STUDENTB WIN PRIZES
BUILDING PERMITS
NBW INCORPORATIONS
Page 11 Advertisements
Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
AT THE THEATERS
UNDESIRED IMMIGRANTS
PADRES AND PIONEERS
THE COMET
GOOD ROADS
TARIFF HUMBUG
MONARCHY
PROTECT THE BIRDS
Never Mind, Oscar
GOOD GOVERNMENT
Public Letter Box
State Press Echoes
FLANNERY AFFAIR
AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY
MISSED HER CHANCE
CHERRY MAGNATES
-<f— A MYSTERY INDEED
IN COMETOSE CONDITION
Far and Wide
M.USKRAT FARMING
POPULAR POSTMASTER
FOR ENGLISH SCRUTINY
TIDES
Society News
CART CRUSHES ORPHAN; INJURIES ARE FATAL
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
POLICE RAID CHINESE
An Ideal Husband
MOTLEY FLINT IS G.O.P. BOMBSHELL
DEMOCRATS THINK OUT SCHEME TO CUT EXPENSES
OLD DEMOCRATIC STARS GAINING IN MEMBERSHIP
THIRTEEN ASPIRE TO COUNCIL SEAT
TIM HARTNETT ALLEGED TO HAVE FORGERY HABIT
HIGH-UP SCAFFOLD FALLS AT SIXTH AND HILL STREETS
FORCE WATERWAY WORK, SAYS SOLON
COMBINATION
Around Hotel Corridors
POLLOCK ESTATE SCENE OF ANOTHER BIG CATTLE DRIVE
Page 13 Advertisements
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NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
PASADENA
TRADE BOARD DECLINES TO FAVOR TRANSIT CO.
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
PASADENA BUILDING NOTES
VIEW COMET THROUGH HOME-MADE TELESCOPE
STUDENTS HARMONIZE IN THROOP ELECTIONS
POLICE OFFICERS APPOINTED
SANTA ANA
NOT GUILTY, IS SKELLY'S PLEA IN HIGHER COURT
ESTABLISH NEW CAMPS
PROMINENT MASON DIES
STRUCK IS NOMINATED
LONG BEACH
TOLD TO 'GO SLOW' ON TIDE LAND QUESTION
PLAYED NIGGER BABY; EYE IS SERIOUSLY INJURED
BEACH BOYS TO COMPETE
LONG BEACH NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO SHORN
THE WEATHER
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Page 15 Advertisements
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DEATH REMOVES 'JOHN DOE NO. 2'
PILING FOR LONG BEACH MUNICIPAL DOCK PLACED
WILL TRY TO KEEP POOR CONSUMPTIVES FROM WEST
LOCAL PASTORS DENOUNCE FIGHT
TEXAS SHERIFF COMES FOR PRISONER IN SANTA ANA
FOG SPOILS SKY SHOW FOR GAZERS
51 WILL GRADUATE FROM POMONA HIGH SCHOOL
PASTOR IN AUTO ACCIDENT
CAPITALIST CRIPPLED IN LEAP FROM STAGE
REPORTE DEAD DOG; FIRE DEPARTMENT SUMMONED
SPRING GROWS WARMER
EARTHQUAKE IN FRANCE
HEALTH OFFICER DISCHARGED
Page 16 Advertisements
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