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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 253, 11 June 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TEN BLOCKS FIRE SWEPT; SEATTLE'S LOSS $1,000,000
CONGRESSMAN DALZELL TO CONTEST RECOUNT
AGAINST WALKING DELEGATE
VETERAN MAIL CLERK DEAD
DAVID R. LOCKARD, BOOKKEEPER WHO IS SOUGHT BY FAMILY
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
MYSTERY VEILS DISAPPEARANCE OF BOOK KEEPER
Ocean Liner, Its Captain, and T.R., Who Is Passenger on His Way to America
COLLEGE MAN IS ACCUSED BURGLAR
ENDS LIFE WHEN RIVAL VISITS HIS SWEETHEART
BATTLE FOR $2,000,000 ESTATE OF VIRGINIAN
TOBACCO MAGNATE IS FOILED IN MARRIAGE
CANADIANS FAVOR TREATY
TWENTY PERSONS INJURED
TWO SUGAR TRUST MEN ARE GUILTY
SEAGULL STEALS $100 BILL; DROPS IT IN SEA
WOMAN GARMENT WORKERS VOTE FOR A BIG STRIKE
I. C. PROPERTY TIED UP
ROOSEVELTS SAIL FOR HOME; CROWD ON BOAT CHEERS
FATHER HAS RIGHT TO SPANK HIS 19-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER
HARDINGE INDIAN VICEROY
ROOSEVELT AND BRYAN, AS EDITORS, CRITICISED
PROSPECTORS DISCOVER MAN'S BODY IN CLIFFS
FAMINE IN NEWS PRINT PAPER IS SMITH'S HINT
AGREES TO AREITRATE DISPUTED BOUNDARY LINE
HOUSE REFUSES TO VOTE MONEY FOR CANNON'S CAR
STATES HE CAN PERFORM MIRACLES; MAN ARRESTED
MINERS TAKE OUT $12,000 IN GOLD IN FIVE MINUTES
LEAVITT FACES A NEW TRIAL; JURY DISAGREES
CONFEREES AGREE ON RAILWAY BILL
WITNESS MURDERED
WOMAN MAY TRY TO WIN NEW YORK-CHICAGO FLIGHT
WESTERN UNION INDICTED ON BUCKET SHOP CHARGES
SEARCH FOR LONE BANDIT BY POSSES FRUITLESS
WILL GIVE CONCERT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC WILL PUT ON FAST FRUIT TRAIN
VESSEY'S RENOMINATION IN SOUTH DAKOTA ASSURED
GLEE CLUB EXCURSION
TO FACE ARIZONA CHARGE
BANKERS ELECT OFFICERS
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CITY MAY BRIDGE BREACH WITH THE ELECTRIC ROADS
WILL FEED SELF ON SUN'S RAYS FOCUSED ON STOMACH
PIONEER FALLS INTO KERN RIVER AND IS DROWNED
FREIGHT TRAIN PLUNGES IN LAKE; THREE DROWNED
REV. CHAS. A. DICKEY DEAD
Pupils of Girls' Collegiate School Appearing in Costume in the Class Play Presented Last Night
CORNERSTONE OF PIONEER DONNER MONUMENT LAID
NO PEEKABOOS FOR SWEET GIRL GRADUATES
MAYOR MOTT, CRAP SHOOTER, ADDS INSULT TO INJURY
CAPTURE INDIAN STRONGHOLD
$100,000 LIGHT STATION FOR ANACAPA ISLAND
GERMAN CROWN PRINCE REAL ANGRY, SO THERE
YOUTH'S RIGHT NAME IS ROSENTHAL, IS BELIEVED
'HUMAN ROSEBUD' PARADE IN PORTLAND CARNIVAL
VOLUNTEERS OFFERING TO TESTIFY IN BRIBERY CASE
PIONEER COLORADO WOMAN SUFFRAGIST PASSES AWAY
GIRL GRADUATES PRESENT COMEDY
PROFESSOR TESTIFIES IN BLEACHED FLOUR CASE
CUTS MEXICAN'S THROAT; VICTIM MAY RECOVER
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TWO WIVES CLAIM BIG SMITH ESTATE
BEGIN REAL PROBE ON HIGHWAY WORK
HOLLYWOOD GRADUATES TO USE NEW AUDITORIUM
HOLDS $100,000 OF EVIDENCE
IN .H'KTIt'F. TO TIIE OHI'IIKI'M
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PLAN SERMONS TO HONOR GRADUATES
WILL APPEAL VERDICT IN LAND FRAUD CASE
ALTORRE WITNESS FROM , EAST IS SERIOUSLY ILL
A Woman's Great Idea
DE LARA TELLS OF DIAZ' SPY SYSTEM
WARRANT IS ISSUED FOR LOAN COMPANY COLLECTOR
ANY SECOND?
LIGHT PETITION SIGNED BY 5100
CAPTURE OPIUM SMUGGLER
EVIDENCE INSUFFICIENT; KISSINGER IS RELEASED
SOUTH BROADWAY LEASES AMOUNT TO $186,500
TALKED WITH HIS HANDS
SANE FO'JRTH CRAZY
PRINCETON GRADUATES TO HEAR BASEBALL REPORTS
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
COURT DECIDES OLD APEX CASE
'A GLIMPSE OF UTAH' TELLS OF GREAT STATE
COALINGA BRIEFS
GOLDEN JACKRABBIT WILL MINE FOR OCHRE
HAMILTON TURNS OVER STOCK TO THE ANTELOPE
PASADENA WOMEN WILL OPERATE OIL COMPANY
200 YARDS RETURN $196; CONCENTRATES ALSO RICH
GASSER IS OBDURATE
inutmiMAii nor M-ruM.s
'ENGLISH CAPITAL' MAY COME FROM AMSTERDAM
MINING QUOTATIONS
GOLDFIELD CON, WITH SHORT MILL CAPACITY YIELDS USUAL PROFIT
LOCATE OIL CLAIMS
FOR U. S. ASSAY OFFICE
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKETS
BUILDING PERMITS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
SCENT A PLOT TO DEPRESS PRICES
, yt.' TREASURY STATEMENT
COTTON AND WOOL
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
FINANCIAL
METAL MARKETS
SUGAR AND COFFEE
EASTERN FRESH EGGS NOW IN LOCAL MARKET
FLOUR AND FEED
FRUIT MARKET
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
TIDE TAB!,E
Shipping News
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News of the Courts
JACK AND JILL QUARREL ABOUT THE PAIL; DIVORCED
JUDGE TO CONSULT MRS. HUFF ABOUT GUARDIAN
REFUSES HABEAS CORPUS RELEASE IN HUDSON CASE
WOMAN MUST SHOW SEX IN SIGNATURE, SAYS COURT
FIGUEROA APPEARS IN COURT ON MURDER CHARGE
NEW INCORPORATIONS
WANTS TO ADMINISTER ESTATE
DECIDES LAND VALUE
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
Municipal Affairs
CONFER ABOUT ORDINANCE ON PAVING BY RAILROADS
AQUEDUCT CONTRACTOR TO BE ASKED TO TAKE BONDS
PROTESTS AGAINST CITY'S SMALL PAYMENT FOR LIGHT
SANTA FE ROAD PERMITTED TO USE AUTOMATIC FLAGMAN
WANTS WHARF FRANCHISE
FILES CLAIM FOR $10,000
TO ASK NEW BIDS
YACHTS START ON ANNUAL RACE
BALLERINO WILL CONTESTANT FILES A SUIT FOR $15,000
WOULD DISTRIBUTE ESTATE
JUDGMENT FOR ZOLLER
PLACED ON PROBATION
ALLEN ON PROBATION
MENDEZ ARRAIGNED
ASK CITY ATTORNEY ABOUT COUNTY ATTORNEY'S RULING
AGITATION
PULLMAN GIVES YOU BED; RIDE NOT GUARANTEED
TO LEND MULES TO PARK BOARD
PADDY BLAKE, IRELAND'S OLDEST MAN, 119, DEAD
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
GIRL LOCATED IS FIGUEROA WITNESS
CLINTON HEATH, DENVER BANKER, AGAIN IN TOILS
THREATEN FAMINE
Clara Dearing, Missing Girl Found Yesterday, Seated Between Chief Detective Browne and Woman Deputy
MISSOURIANS TO ATTEND THE FEDERATION BANQUET
SPECIAL SERVICES AT THE SINAI SYNAGOGUE
HIGH MASS WILL OPEN COMMENCEMENT WEEK
PURCHASE INTEREST IN SEVENTH STREET HOTEL
ARKOWHKA» HOT SPRINGS
EXPECT 3000 DELEGATES AT MINING CONGRESS
ELBA DRAMATIC CLUB TO PRESENT'COLLEGE CHUMS'
SALT LAKE RAILWAY TO START TRAINS TONIGHT
ASSEMBLING SKELETONS OF FOSSIL ANIMAL FINDS
SANTA FE TO USE PHONES FOR ITS ORDERS TO TRAINS
EXTRA STEAMER SERVICE FOR CATALINA TRAFFIC
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES PRESENT 'A FAMILY AFFAIR'
CLAIMS CUPID WAS DROWNED IN RUM
GALLOWAY DOUBTFUL ABOUT HIS EXACT AGE
TESTIFY PATROLMAN IS' CONFESSED DOPE SELLER
CONVENTION LEAGUE FOR LOS ANGELES PLANNED
MRS. SCHWAB DIVORCED FROM NOTED WRESTLER
PICNIC CROWDS WILL TAX RAILWAY SERVICE
HYDE HEARING POSTPONED
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
VILLAGERS PUT UP SENSATIONAL FINISH AND AGAIN BEAT SENATORS
SAN PEDRO HIGH GETS INTO BASEBALL FINALS
VAN, OLD BOY, WINS AGAIN
Vernon Center Fielder Whose Single in Ninth Won the Game
Rialto Gossip
'BAD BILL' PUTS OUT BARRY; CITY GETS PURSE
WOLGAST BREAKS ARM; WINS FIGHT
THE FIGHT BY ROUNDS
EASTLEY GIVES ONLY TWO HITS AND WINS
KETCHEL KNOCKS OUT DUB IN FIVE ROUNDS
ANGELS DEVELOP BATTING STREAK
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SQUABBLE OVER WEIGHT QUESTION
WHITE SOX SIGN UP NOTRE DAME CAPTAIN
JEFFRIES SOLVES COON'S UPPERCUT
JOHNSON RESTS FOR HARD SUNDAY STUNTS
JEALOUSY IS CAUSE OF PITTSBURG SLUMP
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
WHITE MAN WHIPS BLACK FOR NAVY CHAMPIONSHIP
HORNER HEADS WOLVERINES
TENNIS PLAYERS BEGIN STRUGGLES
RACING RESULTS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA LEAGUE IS TOTTERING
THAT FOR THE OLD COMET!
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
CIVIC ASSOCIATION OF PASADENA THANKS BUSCH
ALTADENA CLUB BIDS FAREWELL TO MEMBER
BOWLING SCORES *
MAYOR ON VACATION
POLO GAME TODAY
PASADENA BREVITIES
EIGHTH CARGO OF TIES REACHES REDONDO BEACH
POMONA BRIEFS
SAN BERNARDINO
OVERHEATED MAN DIPS FACE IN WATER; DIES
PROSPECTIVE BRIDEGROOMS ARE VICTIMS OF JOKERS
McNABB CHIEF PUBLICITY AGENT FOR ALLIED ELKS
TO BUILD BLOCK
UNIV. OF REDLANDS TO GIVE DIPLOMAS TO THREE
SEVEN STUDENTS WILL BE GRADUATED FROM REDONDO
MAN ACCUSED OF BATTERY IS FREED-JURY DISAGREES
SANTA ANA
SANTA ANA NOTES
JOY RIDERS SEIZE AUTO
RAISING MONEY
LONG BEACH
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS PRESENT 'THE CRISIS'
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDINGS ARE TO COST $140,000
TO BUILD NEW PIER
LONG BEACH ITEMS
VENICE
LIFE SAVERS GIVEN $100
MARRIAGE LICENSES
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
NEW YORK COTTON
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CARIBBEAN SEA GRAVE OF CITIES, SAYS GEOLOGIST
THE WEATHER
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SAN JOSE WOMAN MURDERED ABROAD
TEXAS BABY CROP IS AMPLE, SAY 20,000 WOMEN
WOMEN HONOR REBECCA SPRING
'OH FUDGE!'CAWS CROW; 'QUIT!' YELPS NEIGHBOR
IRISHMAN IS WOUNDED AS HE SITS BESIDE OPEN DOOR
THE PHARMACEUTICAL WINK
FACTS AND FIGURES FOR REAL HUSTLERS
CONVICT WINS FREEDOM BY GENIUS FOR INVENTION
IN CONNECTICUT
YOUNG WOMEN TO BEGIN FARMING DIAMOND BACKS
Personal Mention
FALSE ALARMS
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