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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 262, 20 June 1910
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Article Text
Masthead
UNCLE SAM MAKES A HOT REPLY TO MADRIZ' CHARGES
BALLOON CENTENNIAL SAILS OVER KENTUCKY
KNOX WITHDRAWS FROM RACE FOR GOVERNOR
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
KNOX TO REMAIN IN THE CABINET
Scenes at Horseback Wedding in Griffith Park, Which Was Witnessed by, Many Members of 'Out West' Club
MOUNTED COUPLE WEDDED IN PARK
DIXON WITNESS QUITS THE FORCE
CRAZED MAN THREATENS GOVERNOR; ATTACKS NURSE
FOUR GOVERNORS NEAR DEATH BY LIGHTNING
$40,000 OPERA BENEFIT
FORGE ADMIRAL'S NAME TO REPORT
I HEAT KILLS THREE IN CHICAGO
ROOSVELT HEARS MINISTER ATTAK CORPORATE POWER
CONGRESS TO END WORK THIS WEEK
PHYSICIANS REPORT KAISER RECOVERING FROM BAD KNEE
ANTI-CLERICAL RIOTERS DEMOLISH CATHOLIC CLUB
SPANISH GOVERNMENT MAY END NEGOTIATIONS
STEAMER CHATTANOOGA IS DISABLED AT SEA
SHOOTS AND STABS WIFE; CUTS HIS OWN THROAT
BOUNDARY DISPUTE TO BE ARBITRATED
FRENCH COMMITTEE PLANS FOR FRIENDLY RELATIONS
SUMMER ARRIVES, SAYS THE WEATHER DEPARTMENT
JAPANESE PRINCE IS NOW READY TO SAIL FOR HOME
COMBINE BELIEFS AND INTELLIGENCE
NINETEEN GLIDDEN TOURISTS REACH HOT SPRINGS
STRIKING LINEMEN ARE CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
FIVE BADLY BURNED IN FIGHTING FOREST FIRE
WATER CO.'S OFFICE FLOODED
HILL TO BE LL. D
DEMAND CHINESE MAKE SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS
WEDDING BELLS RING TODAY FOR TEDDY, JR.
DRY DOCK DEWEY WILL BE FLOATED THIS WEEK
CURTISS CLIPS SHORT DISTANCE START RECORD
SHOOTS AT WIFE AT DINNER PARTY
ENGLISH ACTOR AND TEACHER PASSES AWAY
SAN JOSE CHURCH PEOPLE LAUD GOVERNOR'S ACTION
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JUST A FEW CLUBS MEAN BIG REWARDS
SEARCH FOR HITE HAS TURNED TO OIL FIELDS
THREE IMMIGRANTS DEAD AND 25 HURT IN WRECK
CHARGED WITH FRAUD
. ;.'.,-,-.- +-»-* ■ .... I – Motor Service Change on Salt Lake Route
Mrs. E.C. Bellows Will Take Club Presidency at Ebell This Afternoon
Club News
GOVERNOR COMMENDED BY METHODIST CHURCH
PASS KEY BURGLARS MAKE THREE BREAKS
ARKOWIIK.U) HOT SPRINGS
Society
FATHER LURED TO JAIL BY BABIES
R.R. TELEGRAPH MEN TO DISCUSS WIRELESS
"CHIRP" DAVIES TAKEN TO ANSWER CHARGE IN NORTH
HOLDS PICNIC
DEDICATE NEW COHN HOSPITAL
TO THE PEOPLE
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A WORTHY CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Untitled
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
FOR THE ORPHANS
The Home Coming
WHAT OUGHT TO BE
STUNG!
Public Letter Box
ESKITOLOGY
Merely in Jest
State Press Echoes
THE HUDSON FLYER
About the Late O. Henry
Odd Tales of the Telegraph
Something About Language
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
CHOOSE A PRACTICAL RELIGION, SAYS PASTOR
Personal Mention
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
G.O.P. DISRUPTION APPEARS COMPLETE
MAYOR WILL MAKE HIS LAST SPEECH
Motor Service Change on Salt Lake Route
MOTLEY FLINT TO BE G.O.P. SAVIOR?
ODD FELLOWS CONDUCT MEMORIAL SERVICES
A Dreadful Wound
LAUDS SPIRIT OF LOCAL DEMOCRATS
CANDIDATES RAPIDLY SECURING SIGNATURES
W.C.T.U. Department
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
VERNON WINS ONE GAME AND TIES ANOTHER, JUMPING TO SECOND PLACE
Standing of the Clubs
Unbeaten Champion of World and His Black Rival Who Are Nearing the End of Their Training Period
OAKS LUCKY AND JUMP INTO LEAD
JEFF READY TO START ON JOURNEY TO RENO
Rialto Gossip
WINS RICH BTEEPELCHASE
TO DECIDE FIGHT LOCATION TODAY
ANGELS WIN ONE AND TIE ANOTHER
500 NAMED TO SHOOT IN GREAT AMERICAN
HUGHES DEFEATS RIVAL FOR LEAD
BURK ATHLETICS TOO CLASSY FOR WOODMEN
ANDERSON LORES SHOW CLASS IN CLOSE CONTEST
HELD ON FLOOR. MAN IS BEATEN TO DEATH
VICTIM OF SHOT DEAD
News of Amateur World
MONETA MERCHANTS WIN IN HEAVY HITTING GAME
NADEAUS WIN FAST GAME WITH DIRECTORY BUNCH
L. A. MERCHANTS TAKE PICO HEIGHTS INTO CAMP
THREE ARE TIED FOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
AMATEUR PITCHER STRIKES OUT 27 BATTERS IN A ROW
OYAS-CLINES ASSUME SUNDAY MORNING LEAD
PIONEERS BREAK LONG STREAK OF HARD LUCK
WIELANDS WIN FROM LOS ANGELES BRICKS
WESTERN LEAGUE
SANTA ANA MOTORCYCLISTS PLAN RUN TO SAN BERDOO
RIFLEMEN SHOOT AGAINST SEATTLE
OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE TEAM COMING TO REVIVE RUGBY
JOHNSON IN AN UGLY MOOD MAULS COTTON
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STATE LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
SALT LAKE ENTRIES
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
NO LIMIT TO AREA OF CALIFORNIA OIL LAND
ASSOCIATED PIPE LINE BREAKS, CAUSING LOSS
ACORN AT DEPTH
GILSON MINE NEAR JULIAN IS BONDED
PACIFIC COPPER THE BUSIEST IN TAVAPAI
SEVENTY SILVER BARS FROM THE RIO PLATA
LEADER IN BROWN SHALE
TO SHUT OFF WATER
SELLS THIRTY ACRES
ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS
HAYNES COPPER PROVES EXISTENCE OF HUGE DEPOSITS IN JEROME BELT
BRITISH COMPANY PLANS NEWDEVELOPMENTWORK
BRITISH COLUMBIA MEN INVEST IN LOCAL FIELDS
SANTA FE FRETS WITH TEST WELL ON IN KERN
ON PALMER BLOCHMAN
OBTAINS OPTION
TEN STAMP MILL ORDERED FOR CAVE CREEK PROPERTY
J.M.S. SPUDS IN WELL NO. 2; WILL GO DOWN 1150 FEET
INSTALLS PLANT TO TREAT 500 BARRELS OIL DAILY
ADDS SECOND AIR UNIT
HUASNA ABANDONS WELL
SECURITY AT COALINGA DRILLS THROUGH SHELL SAFELY WITH A ROTARY
KEPPEL ACCEPTS LEAGUE INDORSEMENT FOR OFFICE
SOCIALIST, CONVICTED, MAKES STRONG PLEA
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
PASADENANS URGED TO AID MUNICIPAL PLANT
800 TAKE PART IN. LAYING CORNERSTONE OF CHURCH
COAT CATCHES ON AXLE BOXING; COOK IS INJURED
PASTOR OFFERS RESIGNATION
CITIZENS LEAGUE TO MEET
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEETING
LONG BEACH ATTRACTIONS DRAW CROWDS TO SHORE
LONGSHOREMAN IS INJURED
MRS. RUTH KELLY BURIED
SAN BERNARDINO
DUSKY SOUTHERN MAID CAUSE OF SHOOTING
GOPHER SNAKE DRIVES RATS FROM BIG BLOCK
STUDENTS HONOR MEMORY OF PIONEER EDUCATOR
PUBLIC CERVICE COMPANY CANNOT DEMAND DEPOSIT
BIG RAINBOW TROUT
TO CREATE GARDEN
OVER REPAIRED ROAD
REFUSES POSITION
GRADUATING CLASS HEARS BACCALAUREATE SERMON
"LUCKY" BALDWIN'S MINE IS OPERATING AGAIN
OCEAN PARK
WOMAN, TOSSED ABOUT IN SURF, NEARLY DROWNS
STRANGER TO WATER IS RESCUED BY LIFE GUARDS
SEVEN AUTO SPEEDERS CAUGHT IN TWO HOURS
ENTERTAINS WITH BARBECUE
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH PLANS TO CELEBRATE ON HOLIDAY
EIGHTY WILL GRADUATE FROM LONG BEACH HIGH
IN FIRSTSAND
POMONA SENIORS HEAR BACCALAUREATE SERMON
DEDICATE BAPTIST CHURCH
Shipping News
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ASK COUNCIL FOR BOND ISSUE TODAY
GILLETT PRAISED FOR FIGHT ACTION
WAITER INJURED BY FALL FROM BEACHBOUND CAR
BIG CLASS CONFIRMED
New Catholic Church Dedicated by Bishop Conaty at Hyde Park
THRILLING MELODRAMA HOLDS GRAND BOARDS
ANOTHER INDICTMENT IN LORIMER CASE PROMISED
BISHOP DEDICATES NEW CHURCH OF ST. JOHN
GRAVE OF FIRST MAN KILLED IN WAR FOUND
CHICAGO SOCIALISTS GREET MAYOR SEIDEL
DEATH UNSOLVED BLIGHT'S SUBJECT
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