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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 256, 14 June 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CUTS PASADENA'S LIGHT TO 4 CENTS; CHARGES 9 HERE
Manbird, Surmounting Serious Obstacles, Flies in Biplane from Gotham to Quaker City and Return
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
MAIL STEAMER ASHORE
KITCHENER DECLINES POST
SELECT FRANCIS AS HEAD OF SCHOOLS
MONTREAL BUILDING COLLAPSES AND TAKES FIRE; THIRTY PERSONS PERISH
MRS. AOKI RECONCILED; TO DROP DIVORCE SUIT
BEEF PRICES GO HIGHER
HAMILTON ESTABLISHES FIRST AERIAL MAIL ROUTE, NEW YORK TO PHILADELPHIA; WINS $10,000
IMPORTS TO EXCEED GREATLY THOSE OF 1907
DENVER-LEADVILLE LINE WILL BE BUILT AT ONCE
MOLLY BRADY IS DEAD
COMANCHE CHIEF ON VISIT TO WHITE HOUSE
WOMAN AND SON KILLED DURING HOMESTEAD FIGHT
BEATEN AND THROWN IN BAY
DOLLIVER SCORES TAFT IN DEFENSE OF PROGRESSIVES
Mrs. Charlton and Husband Both Victims, Is Theory of Como Police
REFUGEES PERSECUTED TESTIFIES ANGELEND
JUSTICE SWEENEY IS CANDIDATE FOR SENATE
BRIEFS FILED IN BALLINGER PROBE
DICE GAME ALMOST LEADS TO LYNCHING OF NEGROES
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Chorus, in Dutch Costumes, Which Sang Spinning Song from 'Flying Dutchman' at Ebell Club Monday
CLOUDBURST KILLS 150 IN GERMANY
TWELVE-YEAR-OLD BOY ADMITS CRACKING SAFE
TRAIN HITS AUTO, KILLING TWO PROMINENT WOMEN
LICENSE DECLARED PROHIBITIVE
CHARGE DOCTOR IS WITHOUT LICENSE
WOMAN SLAPS IN FACE ALLEGED WHITE SLAVER
FIND BODY OF FIRE VICTIM IN RUINS OF RESTAURANT
BYSTANDER SHOT IN BOWEN BATTLE IS DEAD
YOUTHS WHO ROBBED PHOENIX CAR ARRESTED
POLICEMAN WHO WON DIAMOND DISCHARGED
BOYS GUESTS OF GAYNOR
WAGNER MUSIC CHARMS CLUBWOMEN OF EBELL
MALFEASANCE CHARGE IS MADE BY CONGRESSMAN
SENATE CONCURRENCE ON POSTAL BILL IS STAYED
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DELAY IN LAND SALE TO HARVEST BIG CROP
ASKS DAMAGES FOR BUGGY SMASHED BY COUNTY AUTO
COUNCIL TO ACT TODAY ON REFERENDUM PETITION
ALTORRE SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IN PRISON,
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COLLEGIATE SCHOOL GRADUATES 29 GIRLS
Society
JESSIE MATHESON, PRESIDENT OF GIRLS' COLLEGIATE CLASS
Club News
CONTROL SLAUGHTER HOUSES
JUVENILES ARE TO MAKE DEBUT IN CLEVER SKETCH
WILEY, UNABLE TO SUPPLY BAIL, IS DETAINED IN JAIL
ST. VINCENT'S GRADUATES PRESENT CLASS PLAY
FINDS OLD ORDINANCE ON PARK DEPARTMENT
DEVELOPMENT CO. FORMED
OFFICE ROBBED
DOUBLE FINE FOR LUGO
TABf.E OF TEMTEKATIIIKS
TILLIE ZICK AND WILLIE WEISS, TWO YOUNG ENTERTAINERS
Music Notes
WOMEN ASK SUPERVISORS TO HELP MOVE CEMETERY
AUTO SPEEDER WHO JUMPED BAIL APPEARS; PAYS FINE
PRETTY STAGE PICTURES IN BELASCO PRODUCTION
ORPHEUM TURN APPEALS TO ALL SUMMER CAMPERS
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From Mines and Oil Fields
TWO BARS FROM KINGMAN GOLD MINE WEIGH $40,000
RAY CONSOLIDATED MILL SOON TO BE PRODUCING
COALINGA BRIEFS
LOS ANGELES MEN IN MEXICAN MINE DEAL INVOLVING $500,000
ASSOCIATED PIPE LINE BUILDING PROGRESSES
CANADIAN COMPANY BUYS OIL LAND AT COALINGA
MILL AT SANTA MARIA MINE READY TO START
METAL MARKETS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKETS
NEW COMPANY WILL EXPLOIT 240 ACRES IN THE CAT CANYON
MINING QUOTATIONS
SAN FRANCISCO OIL STOCKS
RECEIVES BULLION
Shipping News
BUILDING PERMITS
BREAKS FROM POLICEMAN WHILE BEING SEARCHED
EXPERT BOOSTS WINE INDUSTRY OF STATE
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
IDLE MARKET AIDS THE SELLING SIDE
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
COTTON AND WOOL
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SUGAR AND COFFEE
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
LOCAL GROWN MELONS ARE DUE IN MARKET
FLOUR AND FEED
FRUIT MARKET
KENTUCKIAN KILLS MAN WHO ATTACKED COUSIN
#-»-• -If. BLIND LOVE
POSTAL DENIES GIVING BUCKET SHOPS SERVICE
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REPAIR MAN IS CRUSHED TO DEATH BETWEEN CARS
NO NEW CHURCH FOR J. D. ROCKEFELLER FOR A YEAR
WOMAN POLICEMAN IS FAVORED BY COMMISSION
A BOY'S FUTURE
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
CHIEF TO PROBE CHARGE OF GAGE
THIRTY-NINE QUALIFY AS TERM TRIAL JURORS
W. D. Gage, and Capt.Dixon Against Whom He Has Preferred Charges
JOHNSON PUTS MACHINE IN SHOPS; MAY DO WORK
JUDGE FLAYS COUNCIL FOR GUN CARRYING LAWS
WICKERSHAM TO BPEAK
IDENTIFY IN IN JAIL AS MARCELL
MUCH SOUGHT TOOL THIEF IS GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE
WILL TEST CLAIM
MAYOR ASKS FOR VOTERS' SUPPORT
IS ALMOST KILLED BY PARTNER'S TRAP GUN
SAND HAULING FROM CITY PARK fb STOP, IS ORDER I
BUYS 50,000 ACRES IN MEXICO FOR CHURCHMEN
DEPUTIES TAKING PETITION NAMES
DECIDES OLD PROCESS IS USED IN SEEDING RAISINS
WITHDRAWS REQUEST FOR $10,000 TO WIDEN STREET
PALO VERDE LAND CASE POSTPONED BY OFFICIALS
ARROWHEAD HOT SrRINGS
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
BRACKENRIDGE KNOCKS HOME RUN THAT BEATS SENATORS IN FINAL
CALIFORNIANS PLAY IN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
CUBS" PRESIDENT AFTER LOUISVILLE FRANCHISE
JEFF PAYS NOTE GIVEN FOR OLtJ GAMBLING DEBT
SOCCER TEAMS TO PLAY AT SCOTTISH PICNIC
BOWLING
Los Angeles' Loudest and Most Effective Rooting Baseball Fan
Rialto Gossip
PAL MOORE IS MATCHED WITH ENGLISH BANTAM
SEABIRD CAPTURES CATALINA TROPHY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
REINSTATE PITCHER
ATTELL AND MORAN TAKE McCAREY AS THE ARBITER
FRESNO PLAYERS ON VERGE OF STRIKING
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
A FINE SONG
JEFF DOES DAY' LABOR AT SUN-UP
RACING RESULTS
THIRTY-SIX HOUR CALM HOLDS BOAT
ARRANGING FOR TENNIS TOURNEY
GROSS CONTINENT RECORD BROKEN
Mercer, Equipped with Goodyear Tires, Which Made Record Run from New York
AMERICAN KEEPS UP HORSE SHOW WINNINGS
REALTY BROKER'S ASSETS FAR UNDER LIABILITIES
FLAG DAY EXERCISES TO BE HELD IN CITY SCHOOLS
LEAVES $1000 TO SOCIETY
URGE PASSAGE OF BILL
Attention You Baseball Fans!
ANGELS LACK CONFIDENCE
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
ELECTION CHANCE FOR PEOPLE TO SHOW STAND
DENTISTRY GRADUATES DINE WITH THE ALUMNI
' SLATER FUNERAL ARRANGED
CLOSE DOORS TO UNION SPEAKERS
COUNCIL CAN VOTE FUNDS FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY
Untitled
MAKE IT DECISIVE
"NO INSURGENTS"
An Old Lady Distracted
CALIFORNIA THE PLACE
A DILEMMA
Public Letter Box
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
Beaten at His Own Game
Ohio and California; a Political Parallel
North Carolina's Queer Millionaire
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERB
AROUND TOWN
FOREMAN JAMISON. MASONIC LODGE MEMBER, IS DEAD
BOARD ANGRY AT PROBERS' TACTICS
SHOOTS AT THIEF
Municipal Affairs
CITY PRINTING AWARD TO NEWS IS VETOED
LONG BEACH INVITES OFFICIALS TO BANQUET
HOLLYWOOD RESIDENTS ASK FOR CITY PARK
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS TO MEET IN CITY PARK
TIME FOR PROTESTS
APPROVE EXHIBITION GROUNDS
TO STOP WHISTLES
GO TO FINANCE COMMITTEE
ART COMMISSIONER RESIGNS
NO BIDS TO LIGHT PICO STREET'S FANCY LAMPS
PROTESTS AGAINST ANY BUT AN ORNATE BRIDGE
FLEISCHER FREED FROM CHARGE OF MEXICAN GOVT.
WOMAN WHO DISTURBED COURT UNDER ARREST
SETS DATE FOR HEARING ON WHARFAGE CHARGES
CAPTAIN COURTMARTIALED; LAST OF BROWNSVILLE CASE
FORMER CONGRESSMAN DEAD
CREDITORS TO GET $200,000
News of the Courts
ROYALTY VISITS HARVARD
'LUCKY' BALDWIN ESTATE VALUED AT $10,930,801.62
BOARD VOTES TO PUBLISH REPORTS FROM HOSPITAL
YOUTH WHO RUINED FATHER BY JUMPING BAIL FREED
FIGUEROA SHOWS LITTLE CONCERN ABOUT HIS FATE
PIONEER CATTLEMAN DEAD; CORONER TO INVESTIGATE
75 CASES ARE REPORTED BY HUMANE SOCIETY
POLECAT KILLS BEAR
DENTAL OFFICES ROBBED
THINK FEDERATION WILL BE LARGEST EVER HELD
FOREST FIRES PREVENTED BY CAUTION, SAYS SOCIETY
CASE UNDER ADVISEMENT
METHODIST MINISTERS OBJECT TO BIG MILL
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NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
PASADENA
MAY INDEFINITELY DEFER DOG MUZZLING ME ASURE
PASADENA ELKS READY TO START ON TRIP TO DETROIT
LOW OR HIGH BRIDGE IS LEFT TO PASADENA VOTERS
BOARD OF TRADE VOTES SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY
SANTA MONICA
BURGLAR HANGS HIMSELF WHEN PLACED IN CELL
JAPANESE FISHERMEN PROVE SELVES HEROES
FULL CONFIDENCE IN THE BRITISH EGYPTIAN AGENT
BOY BANDITS HELD FOR ARIZONA TRAIN ROBBERY
MILLERS IN CONVENTION
LONG BEACH
HORSES STOLEN FROM GUN CLUB RECOVERED
OFFICERS AT NEWPORT BEACH CONDUCT RAID
RATE REBATES INVOLVED IN CHICAGO STOCKYARDS SUIT
ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN BY CLOVER LEAF TRIO
RAILWAY BILL AGREEMENT BARRED BY ONLY ONE POINT
CALLS WIFE TO THE DOOR; SHOOTS HER AND KILLS SELF
MADRIZ PROTESTS AGAINST AMERICAN INTERFERENCE
ONE KILLED, FIVE HURT IN RIOT AMONG ITALIANS
FOREST FIRES SWEEPING MOUNTAINS IN MEXICO
ENGINEER KILLED BY OWN TRAIN
TRAVELERS' ASSOCIATION MEETS
T. R. MAKES SERIES OF SPEECHES ABOARD SHIP
GUTHRIE STILL HOPES TO GET BACK THE CAPITAL
NATIVE DAUGHTERS TO MEET
THE WEATHER
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SANTA MONICA SHOW IS CERTAIN SUCCESS
ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS
AN OPEN LETTER TO CONTEST ENTRANTS
SHOOTS AT MEN WHO ROBBED DUCK FARM
Kept the King at Home
Personal Mention
CHINESE, ARRESTED IN A SENSATIONAL RAID, FINED
POSTMASTER'S SURETIES MUST PAY GOVERNMENT
ONLY ONE BID MADE ON WHITTIER ROAD CONTRACT
GUADALAJARA TO GROW RAPIDLY, SAYS MEXICAN
CONSIDER APPOINTING A BOARD OF FORESTRY
SHIELDS LOSES SUIT
WELLS APPOINTED JUSTICE
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