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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 259, 17 June 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
REDUCE RATE AND WE'LL PLAY HAVOC, THREAT TO VOTERS
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
MINERS NARROWLY ESCAPE WHEN FIRE DESTROYS TOWN
GARDENERS AND RANCHERS' ASSN. IS DECLARED A TRUST
ALASKA STEAMER SINKS; PASSENGERS ARE SAFE
NEW YORK READY, AND T.R. IS ONLY 500 MILES AWAY
SEIZE ARMED MAN WHO CALLS TO SEE PRESIDENT
McKIM DIVORCE CASE STAYED BY INJUNCTION
McLACHLAN STARTS FIGHT FOR U. S. LINE ON COAST
DEADLOCK BLOCKS AID OF CONGRESS FOR PANAMA FAIR
Stenographer Figuring in Peckham Divorce Suit and Wife of Plaintiff
LUCY'S LOVE NOTES SURPRISE PECKHAM
AQUEDUCT RIGHT OF WAY BILL PASSES IN SENATE
HOUSE ASKS INFORMATION ON STEEL TRUST METHODS
INVESTIGATORS QUESTION FORMER WIRELESS CHIEF
AVIATOR RISES 3700 FEET; FAILS TO BREAK RECORD
MINISTER TO BOLIVIA TENDERS RESIGNATION
STATEHOOD BILL WINS IN SENATE; IS IN CONFERENCE
KAISER SUFFERS FROM SADDLE BRUISE ON KNEE
WOODMEN WANT PROBE
FEAR MILLER KILLED; THINK BODY IN BAY
GOVERNMENT WILL APPEAL RAILROAD DISSOLUTION SUIT
R.R. BILL WAITS TO LET STATE IN
BROWNE PROSECUTION WINS CONTESTED POINT
POSTMASTERS NAME TAHOE AS NEXT MEETING PLACE
NOME ICEBOUND; FREIGHT CARGOES ARE DELAYED
DIAZ HIRES CALIFORNIA DOCTOR TO FIGHT FEVER
STOCKTON WOMAN PIONEER DIES FROM CAR INJURIES
A HARD CLIMB
SAYS SHIP TRUST FAVORS 'INTERESTS'
WARRING FACTIONS MERGE FOR FIGHT
BUST OF MARK TWAIN IS COMPLETED BY SCULPTOR
ESTUDILLO HOME IS OPENED BY SPRECKELS
GOV. BENSON IMPROVING
CONSERVATION IN SERIOUS TANGLE
WAR AEROPLANES WITHIN FIVE YEARS, SAYS GEN. BELL
CHARGE EXPLOSION IN TENEMENT TO BLACK HAND
MRS. HEPSA COTTLE, 101, DIES AT NEW YORK HOME
FIND MAN EXECUTED IN RUSSIA WAS INNOCENT
WILD BEASTS ESCAPE IN CIRCUS TRAIN WRECK
CLEAR TOWN OF JAPANESE
BREAK SIX-INCH GUN RECORD
SEC. DICKINSON WILL MAKE TOUR OF WORLD
ANOTHER FLAREBACK?
MOTHER COW TRIES TO DROWN TWIN CALVES
WOULD NOT DARE
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PERVERSE
DAUGHTERS PLACE CAMINO REAL BELL
LONG BEACH-WILMINGTON LINE READY FOR TRAFFIC
CONTRACT FOR ORNAMENTAL LIGHT POLES AWARDED
T. R. TO ANNOUNCE G. 0. P. 1912 CAMPAIGN POLICY
CAPITAL REMOVAL CASE UP TO SUPREME COURT
HARDWARE DEALERS MEET AROUND BANQUET BOARD
YOUTH LEANS FROM CAR AND IS INJURED BY POLE
NORMAL SCHOOL SENIORS WILL HONOR GRADUATES
WILL OPEN HUNTINGTON PARK EXTENSION'JUNE 26
NEW SCHOOL SUPT. WILL RECEIVE 1400 TEACHERS
LAKE YIELDS NO CLEW TO CHARLTON MYSTERY
COMEDIAN REWRITES FARCES TO SUIT SELF
ACTOR PUTS OWN IDEAS IN DIALOGUE OF PLAYS
HOLD WOMAN FOR BIGAMY
POLICE WATCH FOR LOOTERS OF POSTOFFICE
ALL DAY PRAYER MEETING TO PRECEDE CONFERENCE
PASTOR BREAKS GROUND FOR METHODIST CHAPEL
STRIKERS PARADE STREETS TO ADVERTISE DEMANDS
LOTTERY DEALERS ARRESTED
BELIEVE TRIO IN CUSTODY MUCH SOUGHT HIGHWAYMEN
TWO HUNDRED DENTISTS AT ANNUAL CONVENTION
CHARGE HOME PHONE MAN WITH ROBBING SUNSET CO.
ARROWHEAD HOT SPRING!
SALT WATER ENTHUSIASTS FORM MOTORBOAT CLUB
TO THE PEOPLE
From Mines and Oil Fields
LA PAZ MAKES HEADWAY ON YUMA COUNTY PLACER
STRASSBURGER CONFIRMS PIONEER MIDWAY SALE
HONOLULU A BIG WELL
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKETS
PLACER STRIKE NEAR COLORADO RIVER GOES $8.45 THE CUBIC YARD
NEVADA'S PRODUCTION WILL BE LARGE IN 1910
MINING QUOTATIONS
OIL ATTRACTS THE EAST SAYS PALMER'S PRESIDENT
GOODSPRINGS MILL WILL BE FIFTY TONS DAILY
ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK INCREASES STOCK DIVIDEND I
LOS ANGELES PASSES BAY CITY IN BUILDING
Personal Mention
METAL MARKETS
Excursion Rates to San Diego via Santa Fe
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCK MARKET IS MUCH DEPRESSED
STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO JUNE 15 ARE LARGE
NEW YORK COTTON
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
-" CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
COTTON AND WOOL
SUGAR AND COFFEE
DEALERS ARE PLANNING TO CUT MELON SUPPLY
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
FLOUR AND FEED
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
POMONA MUSICAL CLUB IS SUCCESSFUL WITH CONCERT
POMONA BRIEFS
News of the Courts
CHARGES DRUNKENNESS AND CRUELTY; WIFE FREED
NEGRO YOUTH ENJOINED BY COURT FROM HUNTING
FAILS TO SECURE STOCK, SUES CO. FOR $50,000
ABANDONED HIS FAMILY FOR RELIGION. DECLARES WIFE
WOULD ENJOIN GAS CO.
BISHOP WILL SPEAK
GRAY ALLOWED $2250
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
Municipal Affairs
JULY FOURTH COMMITTEE IN NEED OF MORE FUNDS
BILLBOARD ORDINANCE TO WAIT OVER A YEAR
BAR WATER COMPANY FROM BUILDING SMALL PLANT
WOULD BUILD BRIDGE WITHOUT RAILROAD'S AID
BLACKMAR IS ORDERED TO SIGN NAME IN FULL
CITY HOLDS TIDE LAND LEASES TO BE INVALID
FORMER PARK EMPLOYES SUE TO FILE REFERENDUM
JUDGE WILL COMPILE STATISTICS OF CRIME
HARDY JURY DEADLOCKED
THIEF SENTENCED
SUES AUTOIST FOR $25,000
WOMAN 70 YEARS OLD INHALES GAS AND DIES
BUILDING PERMITS
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Editorial Section
Masthead
140 STUDENTS SAY GOOD BY TO U.S.C.
Two Views of Academic Procession at the U. S. of C. Commencement Yesterday
BRAUN CO. SECURES BUILDING
FREIGHT CLAIM AGENTS RE-ELECT TUSTIN CHIEF
AGED WOMAN POURS OIL ON FLAMES; IS DEAD
WATTS WITS DECORATE TRUNKS OF NEWLYWEDS
CLUNE COMPANY TO SPEND $100,000 FOR NEW THEATER
JURY TO TRY AGED MAN; CHARGE ASSAULT TO KILL
PYTHIAN LODGE ENJOYS FIRST SOCIAL SESSION
REV. THOMAS CONATY WILL DEDICATE ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
HOLLYWOOD WATER CO. PROTESTS FIXED RATES
WOMAN'S SCREAMS BURGLAR'S UNDOING
VANDERBEE RELEASED; EMPLOYER GIVES BAIL
THOUSAND WILL ATTEND EDISON COMPANY PICNIC
HSKS $76,425 OF RAILWAY FOR LOSS OF BOTH LEGS
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
RICKARD CHOOSES RENO FOR FIGHT
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
HITT ALLOWS ONE HIT; VERNON WINS
FRISCO TO HAVE BOAT IN BIG RACE
Yacht Hawaii, Which Is Expected to Arrive Today at San Pedro to Start Long Race Back Home in July
Rialto Gossip
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF NEVADA SAYS FIGHTERS WELCOME THERE
LOOKS LIKE AFFAIR FOR AMERICANS ONLY
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE
SENATORS SHUT OUT OAKLAND ONCE MORE
NAGLE TOO PUZZLING FOR FRISCO BUTTERS
MANY ANGELANS IN PARTY ON TOUR AROUND WORLD
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HEAVY BATTLERS IN WINDUP CARD
JEFF, REASSURED, KEEPS UP HARD WORK AT CAMP
SALT LAKE RESULTS
NELL LOCKWOOD, WHO WILL AID ELKS' WHITE SQUADRON
B.P.O.E. BENEFIT FOB FUNDS TO BE CARNIVAL
LATONIA RESULTS
BOWLING
'DEESTREECT SKULE'
INTELLIGENCE TO DICTATE CAMPAIGN
Shipping News
GRAVESEND RESULTS
GOLD CUP STAKES IS ANNEXED BY BAYARDO
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Untitled
TEDDY WINS AGAIN
THE FEE SYSTEM
COLD COMFORT
Now for Some REAL Business
HYPROCRISY
SIZE
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
Public Letter Box
Society News
Club News
REFUGE IN PROPRIETIES
Music Notes
THE CITY
AT THE THEATER*
AROUND TOWN
VOTERS RALLY TO KEEP CITY CLEAN
REFORM FORCES HOLD BIG RALLY
DEMOCRATS, IRATE, ATTACK M'DONALD
HARVARD SCHOOL STUDENTS WILL GET DIPLOMAS TODAY
HIGHWAY PROBERS READY TO REPORT ON FINDINGS
RUSSIAN SENATE GRANTS APPEAL OF PHARMACISTS
DAY OF GRADUATES
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
PASADENA UNITED TO OPPOSE CORPORATIONS
PLAN PROGRAM OF SPORTS FOR HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
PASADENA GIRL CHAUFFEUR SEEKS CROSS COUNTRY TRIP
ANNANDALE GOLFERS OUT OF MORRIS CUP RUNNING
TEAMING ORDINANCE IS INVALID, SAYS ATTORNEY
GOLDEN EAGLE CASTLE BUILT
TENNIS PLAYERS COMPETE
PASADENA SOCIAL
PASADENA BREVITIES
SAN BERNARDINO
FORMER STUDENTS ATTEND FUNERAL OF PROF. STURGES
BLOCK SYSTEM ON SANTA FE
LONG BEACH
LOS ANGELES MEN BACK BEACH ELECTRICAL CO.
POLICE BLOTTER OF EARLY LONG BEACH DAYS SHOWN
WESTERN GOLFERS LEAD IN TOURNEY
LOS ANGELES ASSURED OF SUB-TREASURY, REPORT
FORMER MAINE RESIDENTS CHOOSE OFFICERS FOR YEAR
THREE STUDENTS GIVEN DIPLOMAS AT REDLANDS
SANTA ANA
MARRIAGE LICENSES
SANTA ANA NOTES
CLAIM HUNTINGTON IS OWNER OF CARTER'S CAMP
U. S. C. MEDICAL GRADUATES ARE GUESTS OF FACULTY
LONG BEACH ITEMS
THE WEATHER
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BEGIN CONVENTION LEAGUE MOVEMENT
TABI.K OF TIOrPERATCTIES
Scene from the Class Play Given Last Night by the Pasadena High School
PASADENA H.S. CLASS IN COMEDY 'BUBBLES'
SAYS WATER COMMISSION PAID TOO HIGH FOR LOT
INSPECTS SALVATION ARMY
FIRE DESTROYS DWELLING
DIPLOMAS ARE AWARDED AT MARLBOROUGH SCHOOL
NEW ORDINANCES WILL BE PUBLISHED; CITY IS GAINER
HARTNAGEL DEFENDED BY CHINESE IN OPIUM CASE
SAN DIEGAN ARRESTED
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS STAGE A CLEVER PLAY
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