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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 249, 7 June 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
VOTERS WILL FIX LIGHTING RATE AT POLLS IS REPORT
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION IS IN FORCE PENDING APPEAL
ANGELENO NEARLY LOSES LIFE IN ALASKAN RIVER
FORMER OFFICIALS LOOTED $2,000,000 CLAIMS RAILROAD
POLICE SURPRISE FOUR BURGLARS; CAPTURE ONE
HARMON THROWN FROM FLYER
Scenes in Edinburgh, Where Plans for Uplift of Savages Will Be Discussed
CONFERENCE OVER R.R. BILL FORCED
DOG WITH MASTER IS GRADUATED BY SCHOOL
MISSIONARIES OF THE WORLD MEET
TWO SOCIETY WOMEN DIE UNDER AUTO AT SAN JOSE
FOREIGN BANKERS TAKE $25,000,000 OF S.P. BONDS
YUCATAN REBELS SLAY OFFICIALS
$5000 FINE FOR SMUGGLING
RATE INCREASES TO BE WITHDRAWN U.S. TO DROP SUIT
PASTOR SAYS HELL WAS CREATED BY TRANSLATORS
KELLNER DEATH QUEST IN SOUTH IS POSTPONED
YOUNG HUNTER ELECTROCUTED
COOK'S BEST FRIEND TO 'HUNT' IN ARCTIC FIELDS
GILLETT HONORS REQUISITION
ALASKA WRAPPED IN STRAIT-JACKET DECLARES NELSON
DEATH OF NEGROES LAID TO LONG EXISTING FEUD
EIGHTY MEN MIXED UP IN DASH FOR SHORE LEAVE
DOCTOR KILLED TRYING TO STOP A RUNAWAY
PORTER WOULD PREVENT SUICIDE; CAUSES DEATH
NEGRO WHO ATTACKED GIRLS SHOT TO DEATH
STATEHOOD BILL IS AGAIN BURIED
AGED WOMAN, A CRIPPLE, HOLDS SHERIFF AT BAY
RECAPTURED MAN GIVEN SENTENCE OF FIVE YEARS
SON IS HELD AS SLAYER OF FATHER AND MOTHER
TRY LOS ANGELES MAN; MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
MADRIZ' REINFOREMENTS ON WAY TO GREYTOWN
T.R. GUEST AT BANQUET GIVEN CORRESPONDENTS
100,000 AT OPENING OF PORTLAND ROSE CARNIVAL
MEDAL FOR PEARY
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WILL HAVE PARTY ON 99TH BIRTHDAY
WEALTHY RANCHES KILLS SELF; HEIRS ARE SOUGHT
SENATOR WHIPPLE DEAD
Kept the King at Home "
Profile of Mrs. Rebecca Spring as Modeled in Clay by Her Daughter
NEGRO SOLDIER HELD AS WOMAN'S ASSAILANT
ASK DOCTORS TO APPROVE HEALTH DEPARTMENT BILL
SEEK ACCUSED EMBEZZLER
GOVERNMENT WINS POINT IN LAND FRAUD CASES
COLONIAL SECRETARY TENDERS RESIGNATION
TWO FIREMEN KILLED BY FUMES IN N.Y. BLAZE
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS
POPE RECEIVES AMERICAN
VETERAN RECEIVER DEAD
TAFT'S IOWA FATE IN THE BALANCE
YOUNG HINDU TO WALK FROM TACOMA TO N. Y.
900 WIRELESS OPERATORS ORGANIZE NATIONAL UNION
STATE WILL DISMISS CASE AGAINST DOXEY
THIRD RIOT VICTIM DEAD
BLACK CHARGES ELECTION JUDGE WITH POLLS FRAUD
KOEHLER'S DEFENSE WILL CALL 100 WITNESSES
TO VOTE ON BONDS
SLAIN WHILE ASLEEP
UNITED STATES OWES CALIFORNIA $40,788
MINE WORKERS' PRESIDENT IN CONFERENCE WITH TAFT
NEGRO MASONS HOLD BIG MEETING IN SAN DIEGO
INCORPORATE TO BUILD ELECTRIC ROAD IN NORTH
BOY, 15, FIFTH VICTIM OF TROLLEY CAR CRASH
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS BUILD MANY CHURCHES
SALE OF LIQUOR TO INDIANS INCREASING
CHIDED BY HIS MOTHER, DISAPPEARS: ENDS LIFE
NORTON ON DUTY
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ELOPES WITH AUTO RACER; IS WEDDED
BANE'S $20,196 SHORTAGE DEMANDED OF BONDING CO.
NARROW MOUNTAIN ROAD CAUSE OF AUTO CRASH
OFFICERS ELECTED
PROTEST CAGING OF DOGS
Principals in Elopement, Who Were Married in Santa Ana Last Saturday
"THE AGITATOR" FALLS SHORT OF PROPER MARK
ACTION DELAYED
BAR ADMITS LAWYER
MUST SUPPORT WIFE
$36,000 PLEDGED IN THE POMONA CHURCH CAMPAIGN
Society
Music Notes
ASK REALTY DEALER'S ARREST; BATTERY CHARGE
REYNOLD BLIGHT TO SPEAK
INQUEST OVER CHAUFFEUR
Club News
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From Mines and Oil Fields
WATER STRIKE BEATS GUSHER
WATER NOW FLOWS IN ELEANOR PLACER DAM
OLD LEMON MILL IS SOLD BY THE SHERIFF
NATIONAL MINES SHIP BULLION EVERY WEEK
EL PASO CAPITALISTS BUY DIXON PROPERTY
BIG BUCKHORN LEAD AVERAGES $10 A TON
METAL MARKETS
OKLAHOMA COMPANIES ARE ABOUT TO ENTER A PRODUCERS' MERGER
MINING QUOTATIONS
HYDROPHOBIA SKUNK ATTACKS PROSPECTOR
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKETS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
COAUINGA BRIEFS
FLOOD APPOINTED
STK.I)V INVKfiTMKNT
Shipping News
YOUTHFUL COWBOYS LEAVE CAPITAL FOR NEW YORK
SAN DIEGO WARNED OF SPURIOUS BANK NOTES
BIBLE ENDOWMENT $1,000,000
SUGAR AND COFFEE
NEW YORK COTTON
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCKS DROP TO NEW LOW LEVEL
NEW YORK COTTON
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
VALLEY MELON GROWERS RUSHING CANTALOUPES
FRUIT MARKET
FLOUR AND FEED
BUILDING PERMITS
NEW INCORPORATIONS
ASK CONTRIBUTION
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HUDSON TO FIGHT AGAINST RETURN
TWO FIREMEN INJURED WHEN WAGON OVERTURNS
MRS. WADE FINED $1 FOR STARTING BIG GRASS FIRE
AUTOIST, ARRESTED FOR THIRD TIME, FINED $100
YOUTH, 19, IS HELD IN $1500; FORGERY CHARGE
WOMAN SWOONS IN SALOON; DIES IN A HALF HOUR
ILLINOIS SHERIFF WHO CAME HERE TO GET H. W. HUDSON
TESTIFIES FISH TRUST SPENT MONEY IN LOBBY
SECOND MURDER CHARGE BROUGHT AGAINST WALK
MT. McKINLEY EXPEDITIONS FOLLOWING COOK'S ROUTE
GUILTY OF MISTREATMENT
PRINT WORKS CLOSE
PARISH LAWN FETE BRILLIANT AFFAIR
CURTISS TO MAKE FLIGHT FOR MOVING PICTURES
BROOKLYN BOY IS FIRST FOURTH OF JULY VICTIM
SUIT DECIDED AGAINST THE LATE 'RAISIN KING'
BURBANK PRODUCES NEW POPPY AND A PRIMROSE
NATIVE SONS WILL MEET NEXT YEAR AT SANTA CRUZ
HAGUE TRIBUNAL PROBES DISPUTE OVER FISHERIES
CATHOLIC DELEGATE URGES FILIPINOS TO BE LOYAL
JUDGE J. C. ROYLE, NOTED WESTERN LAWYER, IS DEAD
FAILS TO PLACE HIS EVIDENCE BEFORE JURY
ELIOT HEADS SOCIETY TO EDUCATE ON SEX MATTERS
YOUNG WIFE IS ATTACKED; GAGGED
CREW OF CUBAN CUTTER SEARCHES BRITISH VESSEL
ANOTHER DAY'S DELAY IN LORIMER BRIBERY CHARGE
HEIKE FIGHTS TO REPEL ACCUSATION
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
CLEVER CHILDREN DELIGHT PARENTS
ASKS ARREST OF YOUTH, THEN PLEADS FOR RELEASE
DR. BARLETT WILL TELL OF WORK AMONG THE POOR
NATIVE SON HONORED BY FELLOW LODGE MEMBERS
KEPT BOY FROM SCHOOL BECAUSE OF ILL HEALTH
Pretty Pupils in Westlake School for Girls, as They Appeared in Colonial Costumes, Dancing a Minuet
HE SAW SPOTS ON WALL, SAYS WIFE
NEGRO DISTURBER SAYS HE WAS HIT WITH STONE
SAID WIFE WAS UNWORTHY; WOMAN ASKS FOR DIVORCE
VIRGINIANS TO MEET TO ORGANIZE SOCIETY
MUIR CASE TRANSFERRED
BUCHANAN; AGAIN ARRESTED
POLICEMAN'S DIAMOND BET COST HIM $100 FINE
POLICE COMMISSION REVOKES LICENSE OF PAWNBROKER
LICENSE OF WILMINGTON RESTAURATEUR REVOKED
PETTY HOUSEBREAKING THIEVES ARE AT WORK
WILL SELECT SUPPLY CLERK
ALARM CO. ASKS TIME
CULVER CHOSEN EDITOR OF LAW SCHOOL ANNUAL
ISSUE WARRANTS FOR FOUR ACCUSED VAGRANTS
VETERAN POLICEMAN IS MADE COURT BAILIFF
PARK COMMISSIONERS ACT
WILL TESTIFY AGAINST 3 ALLEGED YEGGMEN
COUNTY ROAD TO LESSEN THE DISTANCE TO BEACH
REJECT BIDS FOR BEACH ROAD WORK; TOO HIGH
ROLE OF GOOD SAMARITAN PROVES COSTLY TO VISITOR
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
BRITISHER MADE FAVORITE TO WIN
BALLOT TO DISPUTE 1910 RAGING HONORS
ELM RIDGE TRACK TO BE AUTO SPEEDWAY
WESTERN LEAGUE
CLIPS 50 MINUTES FROM NEW YORK-ALBANY RECORD
LONDON'S HORSE SHOW IS OPENED IN OLYMPIA
NOBILITY IS COMING HERE TO PLAY POLO
SPIT BALL INSANITARY
Champion Baseball Club of Cahuenga Valley Grammar School Athletic League for 1910 Series Just Ended
EMERYVILLE TO OPEN FOR WINTER SEASON NOV. 12
ARE NOW CHAMPIONS OF CAHUENGA LEAGUE
FOSTER TO LEAD CRIMSONS
ORENDORFF SHOWS MUCH IMPROVEMENT OVER NIGHT
TENNIS CHAMPIONS MAY PLAY FOR CHARITY FUND
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
LITTLE NO LONGER AT JOHNSON CAMP
BIG CROWDS AT SALT LAKE RAGES
JEFF PASSES FOURTEEN HOURS ON FISHING TRIP
NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
Y.W.C.A. Building Fund
PASADENA
APPEALS TO PASADENANS TO HELP LIGHT PLANS
THROOP GRADUATES READY TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
PASADENA LABOR MEN TO FIGHT FOR HOLIDAY
MOTORCYCLE RACES AT~ PASADENA ON JULY 4
SEVEN TO CONTEST FOR W. C. T. U. GOLD MEDAL
OFFICERS RE-ELECTED
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
NEW PRESSURE SYSTEM BIG HELP TO FIRE DEPT.
QUAKE CHOKES GUSHERS
PHONE WIRES CUT
REDONDO BRIEFS
LONG BEACH
STURGIS WILL DRAW PLANS FOR LONG BEACH SCHOOL
BAPTIST MINISTERS HAVE OUTING AT LONG BEACH
SUMMER VISITORS BEGIN TO INVADE LONG BEACH
PUTS GASOLINE IN LAMP
AMATEUR SAILORS IN PORT
GIVES UP BALL TEAM
BABY TAKES LONG JAUNT
LONG BEACH BREVITIES
COUSIN TO WILLIE BOY, INDIAN OUTLAW, DEAD
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AT THE THEATERS
'SOME' OTHER FRAMEUPS
THE UPPER REALM
Next!
"HONEST GRAFT"
O. HENRY
Merely in Jest
THE LAY OF THE ANCIENT HEN
Public Letter Box
Japanese Labor Not Wanted
Associations Are Helpful
The Origin of the Waistcoat
THE CITY
AROUND TOWN
CHILD BITTEN; CALL FOR MEDICAL AID IS BELATED
HOWIIK. HOT SPKINOS WATER
DEMOCRATS WAIT FOR PRIMARIES
THIS IS A DEMOCRATIC YEAR, DECLARES HANDLEY
DOCTORS TO ASK AMERICAN SOCIETY TO COME HERE
CHRISTIAN MINISTERS HOLD ALL DAY SESSION
DENY ASSAULT CHARGE
CHINESE ARE DEPORTED
STANTON TO STAY IN THE RUNNING
MAIL BOXES PAINTED, AND 'BOILED' SHIRTS SUFFER
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TUNA CLUB WANTS TO CHANGE FISH ORDINANCE
TEACHERS INCORPORATE FOR BUILDING PURPOSES
Hotel Corridors
BOY FRACTURES ARMS
WIFE BEATING CHARGED
PALA RANCHER, POISONED BY MISTAKE, IS BURIED
TO TRY CASE HERE
JUDGE DISPOSES OF 41 DRUNKS IN 41 MINUTES
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UNION MEN HOLD RALLY AT TEMPLE
MOTHER THINKS FATHER HAS TAKEN CHILD AWAY
ILL HEALTH CAUSES MAN TO END LIFE WITH POISON
DRISCOLL TO LEAVE FOR ENGLAND TODAY
BOWLING
TEDDY BEARS TRIM OXNARD IN HARD FOUGHT CONTEST
ASK BANKRUPTCY DECLARATION
ARRAIGNED ON THEFT CHARGE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
HADLOCK LECTURES ON OBERAMMERGAU PLAY
BIG INCREASE IN THE COUNTY'S REGISTRATION
SCHOOL BONDS SOLD
THE WEATHER
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News of the Courts
CHILD STEALING CHARGE ON TRIAL
JUDGE WILBUR BEFORE STATE APPELLATE COURT
WIDOW DECLINES TO ACT AS EXECUTRIX OF ESTATE
PORTER ESTATE SUED
LAPIQUE'S COMPLAINT IS TAKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT
INSANITY DEFENSE PLAN OF HARDY'S ATTORNEYS
CONVICTED FISHERMEN RELEASED ON APPEAL
HEIRS TO RUSSELL ESTATE SOUGHT BY ADMINISTRATOR
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
CHICKEN THIEF SENTENCED
NO GRAND JURY REPORT
Municipal Affairs
WHAT'S THE USE? ASK PARK COMMISSIONERS
PARK BOARD SEEKS TO BORROW AQUEDUCT MULES
MAYOR URGES MUNICIPAL FERRY SERVICE AT HARBOR
REFUSES TO RESIGN, SO BOARD SUSPENDS HIM
RULES FOR TENNIS COURTS
ASK REPEAL OF LAW
MAYOR ASKS FUNDS FOR CELEBRATION OF JULY 4
POLICE COMMISSIONERS POSTPONE BUSSE CASE
NEW PATROLMEN
POOL ROOMS LICENSED
SPUR TRACK QUESTION AGAIN BEFORE COUNCIL
CHIEF OF POLICE TO MAKE REPORTS TO COMMISSION
SALOON LICENSE DENIED
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