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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 258, 16 June 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
STANTON BREAKS SLATE OF HERRIN FOR U.S. SENATE
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
IMMIGRATION OFFICERS CHARGED WITH GRAFTING
UNITED WIRELESS OFFICE. "RAIDED;" PRESIDENT HELD
HUNDREDS DIE IN FLOODS
ASKS BOWERMAN TO GOVERN
HANDSOME SOCIETY WOMAN WISHES TO DIVORCE HUSBAND
M'KIM DIVORCE SUIT GOES TO NEVADA STATE COURT
ROOSEVELT SAYS HE WILL REFUSE TO TALK POLITICS
NEW YORK COURTS ARREST PHONE COMPANY MONOPOLY
FRANK SAUERWEN DEAD
INSURGENTS WILL TRY ONCE MORE TO UNHORSE SPEAKER
VILLAGES SWEPT AWAY BY RIVERS
DIET VOTES TO GIVE RELIEF
POSTMASTERS' ASSOCIATION REPORT SHOWS INCREASE
AVIATOR MARS TO RESUME HIS FLIGHT TODAY
PANAMA CANAL IS HOODOO OF FIGHT
CAR CRUSHES FOOT OF DEPUTY ASSESSOR SAGE
POLICE STILL GUARDING OKLAHOMA STATE RECORDS
IRRIGATORS TO MEET
GOVERNOR ORDERS ATTY. GEN. WEBB TO STOP BIG FIGHT
N.D. OF G.W. TO HAVE HONOR ROLL
DENTIST MUST COMPLETE WORK BEFORE CLAIM VALID
HORSE DISTURBS WATER; BODY RISES TO SURFACE
FLOUR CASE POSTPONED
REFORMER CHOSEN IN PENNSYLVANIA
LABORERS BURNED TO DEATH
IRRIGATION BILL IS PASSED BY SENATE
WILL HEAR STATEHOOD BILL
FOREST RANGER SLAIN BY HIS YOUNG WIFE
GIRL IS TORTURED WITH HOT IRONS
MISSING GIRL IS FOUND IN UNUSED DRAIN PIPE
PLAISTED NOMINATED
EVIDENCE
COURTMARTIAL ASSEMBLES TO TRY OFFICER OF U.S.A.
GHASTLY TRAGEDY AT IRISH PUBLIC HOUSE
100 ROUGH RIDERS ON WAY TO MEET TEDDY
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BUILDING IN WEST CUT BY SANTA FE
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS TO BANQUET AT VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY HEAD RE-ELECTED
Presidents of Four Alumni Associations of the University of Southern California
ALUMNI OF UNIVERSITY WILL HOLD REUNIONS
LOVETT CONFIRMS FRISCO ROAD TRAFFIC AGREEMENT
PRESS ASSOCIATION ELECTS ITS OFFICERS
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF MURDERING SHEEP MEN
ACCUSED OF TRAIN ROBBERY
NURSE FONDLES BABY WHILE MOTHER RAVES
WOMAN, OUT OF WORK, TRIES TO KILL SELF
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LAY CORNER STONE FOR NEW ST. MARY'S CHURCH
WOMAN SWOONS IN STREET
MOORE PAYS TRIBUTE TO FRANCIS, HIS SUCCESSOR
WILEY, ACCUSED BURGLAR, HELD IN $3000 FOR TRIAL
LUMBER PILE TOPPLES OVER. KILLING A MAN
CHINESE TAKE APPEAL
POUND KEEPER FILES REPORT
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THOUSAND GUESTS MEET CLUBWOMAN
Music Notes
ARROWHKAJ) HOT STRINGS
MRS. 0. C. BRYANT WHO HELPED TO*PLAN RECEPTION AT CLUB
OUTDOOR READING ROOM OPENED AT HOLLYWOOD
Personal Mention
31 OXY STUDENTS AWARDED DIPLOMAS
BACK
Society
OCCIDENTAL ALUMNI BANQUET GRADUATES
BROTHERS ARE ACCUSED
IVY DAY CELEBRATION IS OBSERVED AT U.S.C.
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From Mines and Oil Fields
MINING AND OIL UNION FAVORED
THIRST-CRAZED MINER IS FOUND ON DESERT
FIVE WELLS NEAR GUSHER
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKETS
CONSOLIDATION MINES PICK RICH PROPERTIES
CHANCE IN CONTRACTS REACTS ON COALINGA
SAN FRANCISCO MINT WILL COIN ONLY GOLD
MINING QUOTATIONS
SAN FRANCISCO OIL STOCKS
WINGFIELD IN OIL
JUST'WHATS WHAT' IN VOTING CONTEST
BIG SALE OF SEATS FOR STATE SOCIETIES' BANQUET
NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR SUDDENLY DISAPPEARS
GRAFTER IS FOUND GUILTY
WORK EXHIBITED BY TRADES SCHOOL
JURY DETERMINING HARDY MURDER CASE LOCKED UP
BROKERS' CLERK ARRESTED FOR SHORTAGE IN ACCOUNTS
BUILDING PERMITS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
APATHETIC DAY IN STOCK EXCHANGES
FRUIT MARKET
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
COTTON AND WOOL
FINANCIAL
• NEW YORK COTTON
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
SUGAR AND COFFEE
ELISHA P. WILBUR DEAD
POTATOES AND ONIONS HIGHER IN LOCAL MARKET
FLOUR AND FEED
TRIES TO SLAY GOVERNOR OF BOSNIA; KILLS HIMSELF
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
NEW INCORPORATIONS
METAL MARKETS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
WHEN AND WHERE SHE LOOKS
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JEFFRIES TO KEEP ON TRAINING, HE DECLARES
ACTRESS GETS JUDGMENT FOR $299 SHE LOANED
ESCAPES JAIL ON TECHNICALITY
SENDS FOR DAVIS
Text of Penal Code Under Which Governor Gillett Has Taken Action
DIXON'S STATEMENTS ON RAID ARE CONFLICTING
WOMAN ROBS VETERAN OF PENSION SAVINGS
CAUGHT BY SUSPENDERS, BOY INJURED IN SHAFT
CASHED TWO BAD CHECKS
CRIMINAL INTENT DENIED BY ROWELL
TWO DAYS IN JAIL MAKE AUTO DRIVER NERVOUS
WANTED FOR ASSAULT IN NEEDLES;ARRESTED HERE
Marvelous Discoveries
SAYS RICH WOMAN ENTICED HUSBAND
TRIES TO DECIDE PRICE OF OPIUM AT TRIAL
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
BISHOP CONFERS COLLEGE DEGREES
SEVEN VIOLATORS OF CITY ORDINANCES FINED
St. Vincent's College Students Who Received Diplomas Last Evening at the Forty-fifth Annual Commencement
R.R. CLAIMS MEN OPEN CONVENTION
ALL CITY SCHOOLS WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 12
MINING CO. STOCKHOLDERS SUE DIRECTORS FOR $60-000
SALT LAKE ROAD TO RUN FAST EXPRESS LINE
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
GREGG PUTS KIBOSH ON VILLAGERS IN OPENER BY SOME NIFTY CURVING
GIVE PFIRRMAN A CHANCE
OMAHA GOLF CHAMPION AGAIN WINS ANNUAL CUP
TWELVE BULLS FOR FIGHT ARRIVE: THEY COST $1000
SUGGESTS NEW CATCHER
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rialto Gossip
SULLY STILL TALKS IN ADVISORY MANNER
SUN JOSE FRANCHISE IS AGAIN TRANSFERRED
WESTERN LEAGUE
LITTLE GOING AFTER JOHNSON'S RESIDENCE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SEALS LAND HARD ON TWO PITCHERS
SACRAMENTO WINS IN NINTH FROM OAKLAND
MORMONS FAVOR FIGHT BUT FEAR LAWS WILL PROHIBIT
LOUISANA SOLON IS AFTER LONGER SCRAPS
GOVERNOR TO PREVENT LANGFORD-KAUFMANN GO
■»» » STANDING OF THE CLUBS
SALT LAKE RESULTS
AERIAL MAIL CARRYING BROACHED TO CONGRESS
BIG FELLOWS IN GREAT CONDITION
CHARLTON ALIVE POLICE THEORY
AERONAUT BALDWIN HONORED
ANTI-ORAL BETTING BILLS ARE APPROVED
A CONSERVATIVE METHOD
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G.O.P. FEARFUL OF LEAGUE'S MEN
PIONEER RESIDENT AND A VETERAN ODD FELLOW DEAD
CHILDREN'S PARKS
BULL RING AT JUAREZ IS OFFERED FOR BATTLE
CITY OFFICIALS INSPECT HARBOR; GAIN IDEA OF MUNICIPAL PROJECT
CUMNOCK GRADUATES RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
TRYING TO MAKE GOLD RESULTS IN DEATH
EXILE?
LONG BEACH GETS DOUBLES TOURNEY
TOURISTS IN GLIDDEN RUN REACH NASHVILLE
MISSIONARY CONFERENCE
Shipping News
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Untitled
CHEERFULNESS IN ADVERSITY
STATIONERY
The Delinquent
GILLETT'S BLUFF
NEAR "THE LIMIT"
Public Letter Box
Conditions in Washington Affecting the Tariff Commission Legislation
The World's Most Curious Republic
The Nation's Verdict
The Food Supply of the Cities
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
TWO HUNDRED INSIDE IRON WORKERS JOIN STRIKERS
ADVOCATES OF CONVENTION LEAGUE WILL MEET TONIGHT
PHOENIX VOTES BONDS .
HUTTON CANDIDACY HELPS WOOLWINE
HUNTINGTON PARK'S NEW • HIGH SCHOOL IS OPENED
CHARGED WITH CRUELTY
Bimini Baths
Los Angeles Girl Who Will Sing Local Musician's Songs
GREAT BILL ARRANGED FOR ELKS' VAUDEVILLE
STEAL CASH REGISTER WHILE CUSTODIAN SLEEPS
SALT LAKE MOTOR CARS PLEASE TRAVELING PUBLIC
FORMER OFFENDER AGAIN UNDER SERIOUS CHARGES
BIBULOUS PAIR BANISHED FROM CITY BY JUDGE ROSE
REFORM FORCES TO HOLD RALLIES
POLITICAL NOTES
ARROWHKAI) HOT SPUING*
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NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
PASADENA
VOLUNTEER SOLICITORS GET LIGHT CONTRACTS
PASADENA HIGH SCHOOL TO PRESENT CLASS PLAY
SICK MAN FROM SPOKANE
MONEY COMING RAPIDLY
HASKETT DEFEATS FRANKLIN
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH GAS CO. AND EDISON COMBINE
CULINARY COMPETITION IS LATEST SOCIETY FAD
LITTLE HIP. BABY ELEPHANT, ENJOYS BATH IN BREAKERS
LONG BEACH ITEMS
FISHERMAN AFTER EARLY CATCH; HIS ROOM ROBBED
! REDONDO MAN CUTS HIS THROAT WITH A RAZOR
GRADUATES GIVE A FARCE
AGED VETS COME TO BLOWS
TO CELEBRATE THE FOURTH
SAN BERNARDINO
FIRE DESTROYS RELICS OF PIONEER CAR LINE
LOCAL MERCHANTS SUCCESSFUL
WANTED TO WED JAPANESE
STURGES FUNERAL THURSDAY
SANTA MONICA RESIDENTS ARE CLAIMED BY DEATH
RECEIVER IS ASKED FOR ALLEGED INSOLVENT CO.
ACCUSED SLAYER ARRAIGNED
PRESIDENT'S RELATIVE WEDS
SANTA ANA NOTES
•-♦-•>— ■ POMONA BRIEFS
RIVERSIDE BREVITIES
REDLANDS BRIEFS
RIVERSIDE
RIVERSIDE JUDGE MAKES RULING ON LABOR LIENS
THE WEATHER
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News of the Courts
WIFE WORKING NOT A CAUSE FOR A DIVORCE
CAPTAIN BORGQUIST DIES
FIGUEROA MUST ANSWER MURDER CHARGE JULY 18
CLAIMS CIRCULAR LIBELS SCALE; SUES FOR $25,000
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
WILL LEAVE STATE
PHILADELPHIA TOO SLOW; WIFE DESERTS HUSBAND
Municipal Affairs
URGE CITY TO RUSH ORDER FOR PICO STREET LIGHTS
WANTS INSTRUCTIONS ON PAVING OF SIXTH STREET
COMMITTEE NAMED FOR JULY 4 CELEBRATION
PROPERTY IS SOLD TO CITY FOR $45,000 TAXES
STREET RAILWAYS FILE REPORTS OF ACCIDENTS
WILMINGTON IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY IS TURNED DOWN
RAILWAY TELEGRAPH MEN READY FOR CONVENTION
TO THE PEOPLE
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