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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 248, 6 June 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
COUNTRY WATCHES TRIAL OF STRENGTH AT IOWA PRIMARY
M'MONNIES' MOTHER DEAD
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
LAWYERS FOR 25 ROADS TO PLAN RATE DEFENSE
TO TRY BOMB DROPPING FROM BIG AEROPLANES
PER CAPITA OF COUNTRY IS ESTIMATED AT $34.59
ESTRADA OFFERS TO HAVE UNITED STATES END WAR
36 INJURED IN A COLLISION; 6 SERIOUSLY
LIGHT CONCERNS PLANNING CYCLE OF REFERENDUMS
GILLETT AMONG BACKERS OF ALASKAN RAILROAD
Baseball Player Who May Die As Result of Being Hit by Pitched Ball
ANGELS' BACKSTOP INJURED; MAY DIE
'O. HENRY' FAMOUS SHORT STORY WRITER, IS DEAD
CHURCH AND STATE CONFLICT MAY END
R. R. HEADS HAVE SECRET MEETING IN CAPITAL
CALIFORNIANS TO JOIN INSURGENTS ON CONSERVATION
HOMESEEKERS IN RUSH AFTER WESTERN FARMS
NANKIN QUIET DESPITE THREATS OF REVOLUTION
FRENCH WATCHING BELGIAN VOTING
BUSINESS MAN IS ROBBED OF $50,000
FISH DEALER SAYS HE LET NO MONEY GET PAST
Monument Erected to Memory of General Killed by Sioux Indians
WILL ASK REMOVAL OF BROWNSVILLE BATTALION
HOLDS AUTOMOBILES ARE BECOMING A CURSE
WEATHER BUREAU PREDICTS FAIR WEATHER FOR WEEK
BISHOP WARREN SPEAKS TO GRADUATING STUDENTS
LET PRISONER SEE ILL DAUGHTER; HE ESCAPES
IRRIGATION CHIEFS PLAN FOR COMING CONGRESS
DOCTOR. PAID SLAYER, INJECTS DEATH GERMS
CURTISS WILL ATTEMPT LONG AEROPLANE FLIGHT
STATUE UNVEILED IN CUSTER'S HONOR
RATE LITIGATION HALTS SALE OF RAILROAD BONDS
LOVINA STRAIGHT, CIVIL WAR ANGEL, IS DEAD
MINE BOSSES ARE CHASED FROM POSTS IN ILLINOIS
COUNTERFEITERS WORK IN MISSOURI PENITENTIARY
CANDIDATES OPEN N.S.G.W. CAMPAIGN
NEW FEOERAL COURT TO OPEN WITH 225 CASES
MOONSHINERS ARE SHOT IN BATTLE WITH OFFICERS
KELLNER MURDER SUSPECT ARRESTED IN KENTUCKY
TEN FIREMEN INJURED IN BIG WAREHOUSE BLAZE
MEMORIAL TO LATE KING
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Handsome New Building of Greater Throop Institute Which Will Be Dedicated with Appropriate Ceremonies
STRIKING METAL WORKERS TO MEET
RAILROAD OFFICIAL DIES IN PRIVATE CAR
A Dreadful Wound
W. C. T. U. Department
VICTIM OF CRASH BETWEEN CAR AND AUTO IS DEAD
DRAGS HIS WIFE AROUND AT THE END OF A SHEET
ACCUSE YOUTH OF MANY FORGERIES
MAN HELD UP WITHIN A BLOCK OF HIS DOMICILE
PRESIDENT RETURNS TO WASHINGTON FOR A REST
WARNS GOV. GILLETT NOT TO PLAY ROLE OF PILATE
YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE RECEIVES 150 CANDIDATES
METROPOLITAN SQUAD RAIDS TWO HOUSES
MONTH'S EARNINGS TAKEN BY NEW-FOUND 'FRIEND'
MOTOR BOATS STRAGGLE IN FROM RACE'S WAKE
JAPANESE PRINCE COMING
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AT THE THEATERS
EDUCATIONAL PROSPERITY
NEW YORK CONDEMNED
SPEAKER CANNON
RETIRING PENSIONS
PRACTICAL HYPNOTISM
The Cost of Living
THE COUNTY
VOTE
Merely in Jest
State Press Echoes
CONGRATULATIONS
DANGER SIGNALS
-4~ GREAT FOR STATE
DON'T SINK SHIP
FASHIONABLE AILMENT
FEAT OF HANDS
Public Letter Box
Something About New York City
Pugilism and California
Canada Third Country in Trade Growth
Amenities of Carson City
Oscar Lawler's Sad Mistake
ADULTERATION
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
LAY HANDS ON THROAT OF MAN WHO IS ILL
Arrowhead Hot Spring*
PASTOR FINDS GOOD IN ALL HUMAN KIND
PASTOR NAMES T. R. AS FIRST 'WORLD PRESIDENT'
"■—■—■■'■■-■■■—"—" ■ ■■ ■■■■■■ I Society
Charming Young Woman Who Becomes Bride at Wedding Tonight
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
HENSLING WINS HIS OWN GAME BY TURNING TWO-BAGGER INTO HOMMER
SIX STARTERS NAMED FOR LATONIA DERBY
■» « «. __ STEAMER TOWING BOAT IN SINKING CONDITION
Pair of Vernon Fielders Who Are Getting Back Their Batting Eyes
Rialto Gossip
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
STATE LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AGED AUTHOR DEAD
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ANGELS BEATEN IN BOTH GAMES
AN&ELUS CUBS OUTPLAYED BY FERNANDO EXPERTS
ATTELL TO MEET WINNER OF BOUT
JOHNSON TIES CAN TO GEORGE LITTLE
JOHNSON ANNOUNCES NOLAN'S APPOINTMENT
WIELANDERS MAKE RUNS TILL TONGUES HANG OUT
GRAHAM PROTEST IS TURNED DOWN
CELERY GROWERS TIED WITH REDONDO SQUAD
AMATEUR RESULTS
WESTERN LEAGUE
TACOMA RIFLEMEN DEFEAT LOS ANGELES MARKSMEN
SOMETHING WRONG
PIONEERS CONTINUE TO LEAD SUNDAY PLAYERS
INDIANS OUTCLASSED IN SLAUSON SLAUGHTER
NADEAUS CLIMB IN BY DRUBBING LACY OUTFIT
JEFF IS CHEERFUL; FANS ARE PLEASED
MERCHANTS SWAMPED BY BURK CLUB OUTFIT
GOVERNOR AGAIN SAYS WILL NOT INTERFERE
IN LUCK
HARDWARE MEN VICTORS OVER ALHAMBRA SQUAD
FOOTBALL RULES CAUSING GLOOM
BARREL STAVE WHISKY MUST PAY REVENUE TAX
SOUTHERN STATE TEAMS ARE TIED
BEAVERS' STICKWORK DEFEATS SACRAMENTO
WILL CELEBRATE JUBILEE
FROST DOES DAMAGE
Amateur Notes
SACRIFICE HITTING AN ACQUIRED ART
BAY CITY WHEELMEN WIN GOLDEN GATE PARK MEET
NEW SCIENTIFIC PARADOX; PRINTING WITHOUT ANY INK
MARKSMEN SCORE 755 IN CONTEST
200 JEWISH FAMILIES EXPELLED FROM KIEV
MISS MORGAN DESCENDS 500 FEET TO MAKE TALK
GIRL 14, DESCENDS ROPE LADDER TO ELOPE
ALMA VAUGHN'S FATHER DIES; GRIEF IS CAUSE
PITTMAiM TO ESCAPE TRIAL IN NICARAGUA
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
ENGINEER'S FIND CLEARS MYSTERY
LOCATORS STAKE LAND CLAIMED BY RAILROAD
MABEL SPENDS $28,000
ENTERS SULPHIDE ORE
CROW WILL MOVE RIG
STOCK EXCHANGE ACTIVITY CENTERS IN LOCAL OIL STOCK TRANSACTIONS
THIRTY-THREE SALE LITIGATES COMPANY
PALMER NO. 2 DOES NOT AFFECT OUTPUT OF NO. 1
BULLION TAX RETURNS
DRAGOONS ARE ACTIVE
STEADY INVESTMENT
ELECTRICITY REACHES CHAPARRAL DISTRICT
LARGEST CASING IN FIELD
PAY FULL ASSESSMENT
BUYS COPPER BELLE
STEAL AN AUTOMOBILE, BUT CANT GET IT AWAY
ARIZONA MINES WILL BE MERGED
Shipping News
Mothers' Congress
'WON'T BUY ME A DRINK? WELL TAKE THAT!' HE SAID
MESSAGE OF NUN CAME WHEN WORLD WAS GOLD
Club Calendar
GLOBE SIGHTS
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
Y. W. C. A. Building Fund
GENERAL HALF HOLIDAY URGED FOR WORKMEN
ELOQUENT PASTOR SPEAKS TO GRADUATING STUDENTS
FRIENDS PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF MRS. H. HUME
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
BULLFROGS JOIN LOUDLY IN GRAND OPERA CHORUS
SAN BERNARDINO
TO ATTEND UNVEILING OF SLOAT'S MONUMENT
MRS. SWING IS BURIED
HARTMAN JAILED
CHURCH DEBT OF $36,000 SUBSCRIBED IN ONE DAY
POMONA HERALD BOYS ARE ENTERTAINED BY AGENT
PYTHIAN SISTERS ELECT
ENTERTAINS JUNIOR REPUBLIC
PICNIC AT REDONDO
PITTSBURG AND CHICAGO SYNDICATES DRILL WELLS
SAN BERNARDINO ELKS READY FOR DETROIT TRIP
MISS TRUE, SPECIAL INDIAN AGENT, LEAVES CALIFORNIA
SEARCH SHOWS COLTON CITY OWNS SIX LOTS
JAPANESE CASHES PAY CHECKS AND DISAPPEARS
COLTON HOTEL CLOSED BY 'WET' TOWN ADVOCATE
DEMOCRATS CHOOSE COMMITTEE
CRIMMINS ARRAIGNED
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH TO HAVE BUSY TIME THIS WEEK
PRESBYTERIANS IN NEW CHURCH FOR FIRST TIME
FRATERNAL LODGES HOLD MEMORIAL EXERCISES
BABY SWALLOWS PIN
NEW LIFELINES STRUNG
MRS. LAPPIN MADE WREATH
AGED RESIDENT DIES
INJURED BY CAR
SANTA ANA ITEMS
ASSAULTED DEPUTY TO VISIT WITH BROTHER
SCHOOL OFFICERS RE-ELECTED
THE WEATHER
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'PAID IN FULL' IS TRUE TO NATURE
Scene from Eugene Walter's Play "Paid in Full," Presented by the Burbank Company This Week
HACKETT OPENS ROMANTIC SEASON AT THE MAJESTIC
DOES CIRCUS STUNTS ATOP GIANT OSTRICH
JUMPS FROM SANTA MONICA PAN TO OCEAN PARK FIRE
REDLANDS NEWS ITEMS
RIVEHSIDE BRIEFS
$20,000 IS BUILDING RECORD
NEW CHINESE PARLIAMENT TO ASSEMBLE OCTOBER 3
TELLS HOW TO CHOOSE A WIFE
A PARADOX
CHRISTIANS CONGREGATE TO FORMALLY OPEN ADDITION
YOUNG WOMAN WINS PRIZE IN ORATORICAL CONTEST
FIREBUGS DESTROY $6000 HOUSE; WAS UNOCCUPIED
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