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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 263, 21 June 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
DIAZ PUTS LID ON NORTHERN MEXICO TO CHECK REVOLT
DIAZ STOPS NEWSPAPER THAT CRITICIZED HIM
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
HELD BY MACHINE WHILE FINGERS ARE CRUSHED
T. ROOSEVELT JR. CLAIMS AS BRIDE MISS ALEXANDER
TAFT OFFERS KANSAS CITY MAN GOOD JOB IN MINT
FEAR SEVEN CALIFORNIANS HAVE PERISHED ON DESERT
GILLETTE BILL PASSES
Wreck of Car in Which Samuel Elmore and Mrs. M.E. Garretson Were Killed
ROOSEVELT BEGINS EDITORIAL LABORS
SHOOT AT BALLOONISTS 7000 FEET IN THE AIR
OHIO DEMOCRATS OPEN STATE POWWOW TODAY
AGED MAN IS VICTIM OF RACING OHIO RIVER
HEARS COMPLAINT AGAINST ANGEL ISLAND EXAMINERS
KAISER'S KNEE BETTER; WILL WATCH YACHT RACES
WENDLING INDICTED FOR MURDER OF ALMA KELLNER
ATTY. GEN. ATTACKS MISSOURI PACKERS
PASS PUBLIC BUILDINGS MEASURE AT 12.50 A. M.
TAFT WITHHOLDS CHOICE OF 5 COMMERCE JUDGES
TEN DROWNED IN COLLISION
ALLEGED SLAYER IN TEXAS
MILLIONAIRE AND FAIR COMPANION KILLED IN WRECK
DROUGHT IS MENACE TO CROPS IN MIDDLE WEST
SCHOOL CHIEF MUST STAY IN JAIL, COURT'S DECISION
DEATH PLUNGE OF AUTO KILLS ONE, INJURES TWO
DECLINES INVITATION TO RIDE WITH PRESIDENT
DOCTOR DROWNED IN LAKE; BELIEVED BOAT CAPSIZED
JURY SAYS DICKINSON'S DEATH DUE TO FUMES
CONFEREES AGREE AS TO NAVAL BILL
$20,000,000 TO BE VOTED FOR IRRIGATION WORKS
G.O.P. HEARS ITS 'MASTER'S VOICE'
SENATE QUICK TO AMEND GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL
BURN NEGRO AT STAKE
PRESIDENT SIGNS STATEHOOD BILL
BRYCE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN CLAIMS AGREEMENT
FRESNO DOCTOR ACCUSED OF REFUSAL TO AID WIFE
NEBRASKA GOVERNOR FIRM
DIRECT PRIMARIES URGED BY HUGHES
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CONTINUE TRIAL OF ACCUSED CAPTAIN
LAGUNA DAM WILL GO UNLESS U.S. TAKES STEPS
BLEACHED FLOUR HARMLESS, IS TESTIMONY OF EXPERTS
SANTA ANA LICENSES
Son of Former President and Bride Who Are Wedded in Church Banked in Flowers
PRESIDENT URGES PUBLICITY BILL
COUNTY TREASURER FAILS TO COLLECT TAX FROM WIDOW
TEXAS DEMOCRATS SET STATE CONVENTION DATE
PRIEST REBUKED AT BROWNE TRIAL
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TELEGRAPH CHIEFS OPEN CONVENTION
METHODISTS LAUD STOPPING FIGHT
SO. CALIF. INVENTORS ARE GIVEN PROTECTING PATENTS
ILLNESS OF ATTORNEY DELAYS HARTNAGEL CASE
LEEDS TO ATTEND SESSION OF DEBRIS COMMISSION
•CALIFORNIA CACTUS' IS NEW NEGRO PUBLICATION
AHHOWIIK.VD HOT Sl'lllMlS
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Society
KATHRYNE YOST TO PLAY FOR BENEFIT CONCERT TONIGHT
Music Notes
Club News
WITNESS IN DRIGGS CASE ADMITS FALSE TESTIMONY
COLLIER AND HIS WIT MAKE FARCE ENJOYABLE
HAMBURGER EMPLOYES TO HONOR HEAD OF FIRM
THREE JAPANESE ATTEMPT TO ENTER U.S.-ONE DROWNS
ALICE LONGWORTH'S SOLD SUITOR TO SELL JEWELS
OAKLAND WOMAN INJURED WHEN AUTO TURNS TURTLE
MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS TO NOMINATE STATE TICKET
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From Mines and Oil Fields
SEPARATES IRON FROM PACIFIC COAST LANDS
WELL NEAR HURON ENTERS OIL SAND AT 2500 FEET
RISE IN GOLDFIELD CON LOOKS WELL FOR MINING
NORTH STAR MINE DECLARES A DIVIDEND
SMITH MOUNTAIN RIGS DRILL FAVORABLE LAND
EXPECT BIG GUN FIGHT IN MIDWAY OIL FIELDS
DOCK AND WHARF COMPANY ELECTS MINER PRESIDENT
STRIKE AT STRINGER
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKETS
COALINGA ROTARY TEST LOOKS LIKE A SUCEESS; MEANS MUCH TO FIELD
MINING QUOTATIONS
DISCOVERY OF WATER PLEASES DESERT TOWN
BIG RATE CUT IS EDISON STRATAGEM
RACING RESULTS
COURT-MARTIAL CON.TINUED
GARFIELD'S SON EXPELLED FROM THE TAFT SCHOOL
POLICE DELAY REPORT OF ATTACK ON WOMAN
NOTED JUSTICE ADDRESSES YALE LAW SCHOOL GRADS
YOUTH DRESSED IN GARB OF MINISTER IS HOLDUP
BUILDING PERMITS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
WHEAT CENTER OF MARKET INTEREST
NEW YORK COTTON
FINANCIAL RECORD
TREASURY STATEMENT
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
FINANCIAL
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
SUGAR AND COFFEE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
CANTALOUPES RUSHED TO PRODUCE MARKET
Shipping News
FRUIT MARKET
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
■>«» METAL MARKETS
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF PRUNES
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MAYOR URGES HIS HANDS BE UPHELD
FUNERAL OF MRS. REESBERG
MISS LOUISE RICE, WHO WILL APPEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS TO PLAY QUALITY STREET
PREPARES CONSTITUTION FOR CONVENTION LEAGUE
PICNIC FOR RAILROAD EMPLOYES
Personal Mention
ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS
News of the Courts
LAWYER GOES ON STAND TO CLEAR ODD MUDDLE
'FREEZE OUT' AND PADDED PAYROLL, WOMAN'S CHARGE
MENDEZ FOUND GUILTY ON MISTREATMENT CHARGE
CHARGE HUSBAND BOASTED OF SHOOTING FIRST WIFE
WOMAN ALLEGES SHE IS WIFE NO. 2; ASKS DIVORCE
JUDGE ORDERS AGAINST DELAY IN ROWELL TRIAL
CASE TRANSFERRED
ASKS FOR RESTRAINING ORDER
CHARGES HOSPITAL WITH NEGLECT; ASKS $25,000
$18,000 WILL OF MRS. EMELINE SMITH PROBATED
ADMITS HE FORCIBLY PRIED $55 FROM MAN
ADMIT 19 TO BAR
CONTINUE FRANCHISE CASE
SUES FOR DAMAGES
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
GARCIA PLACED ON PROBATION
WOULD BE GUARDIAN
FREED FROM DRINKER
NEW INCORPORATIONS
COMMISSION SEEKS REMOVAL OF GRIFFITH PARK FOREMAN
Municipal Affairs
IMPROVEMENT OF PARK TO COST CITY $100,000
SEVENTH STREET PROPERTY OWNERS AGAINST LIGHTS
FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE ARRANGES FOR CELEBRATION
SOUTH PASADENA VOTES SHARE OF ARROYO BRIDGE
BLACKMAR NEEDS CLEfIK
SPIRITUALISTS SEEK RIGHTS
WANTS A 'HARBOR DAY'
ASK CITY FOR DAMAGES
TO INVESTIGATE CLAIM
METHODISTS MOVE TO STOP FIGHT IN NEVADA
HALF MILLION TURNED OVER TO REGENTS OF UNIVERSITY
BODY OF ONE TIME FRUIT KING FOUND IN RAVINE
STATION BOWLED OVER BY RUNAWAY STONE TRAIN
COOPER TRIAL SET
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
NEW OFFICERS OF EBELL INSTALLED
HOW COULD SKLENSKY REFUSE BOY ICE CREAM?
GREEK CLERK FINED
Members of the Newly Elected Executive Board of Ebell Club, Installed Yesterday Afternoon
ENJOINS STRIKERS FROM PICKETING
TELEGRAPHERS GET RAISE
BOARD CONTRACTS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF ROADS
FORMALLY DEDICATE ANNEX TO YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME
NORMAL GRADUATES TO PRODUCE 'THE RIVALS'
TWO MEN PAY $10 EACH FOR BOISTEROUS CONDUCT
TYPEWRITER THIEF SENTENCED
SMITHS WIN 1910 DIRECTORY FEUD
COMMISSIONERS SAY BILLS PAID WITHOUT APPROVAL
TABUS OF TKMPERATITRKS
CITY WILL HURRY BOND PURCHASERS
KUNS' METHODIST HOME READY FOR CHILDREN
PRAYERS RID STATE OF FIGHT, SAYS REV. LOCKE
â– WANTED JOY RIDE, THAT'S ALL,' SAYS AUTO STEALER
STATE MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN 21 YEARS OLD
BEVERLY HILLS TRACT APPEALING TO BUYERS
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
BRACKENRIDGE TOSSES OFF FINAL GAME WITH BEAVERS BY WILDNESS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
JAPS ARE BECOMING EXPERT IN BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BEALS WRIGHT DEFEATS RIVAL IN TENNIS SINGLES
Villagers' Former Outfielder Who Will Don Beaver Uniform
Rialto Gossip
WESTERN LEAGUE
VANDERBILT HORSE WINS ANOTHER FRENCH STAKES
PIETZ QUITS COLONELS
BRANNIGAN AND ATTELL FIGHT FIERCELY TO DRAW
RUMORS OF INTERFERENCE WITH BIG FIGHT IN NEVADA ARE SET AT REST BY GOVERNOR
VETERAN PITCHER TO BECOME AN UMPIRE
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A Word to the Electric Companies
Untitled
The Merry Tailor
Political Drift
Merely in Jest
TAMED AT LAST
EDITORIAL DIET
Public Letter Box
Far and Wide
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
CANDIDATES WILL SPEAK AT HARBOR
Candidates for Nomination at Primary Election on August 16
FAVORED RIVER BED FRANCHISE
Kept the King at Home
CORPORATION OFFICIALS ACCUSED BY PROSECUTOR
SUPPORT STEWART AND WHIFFEN, WRITES MAYOR
GAIN IN VOTING STRENGTH OF DEMOCRATS 30 PER CENT
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
PASADENA MAKING BIG PLANS FOR THE FOURTH
FORMER OFFICIAL OF PASADENA IS DEAD
BEEK TO SAVE FISH
PASADENA BREVITIES
GYMNASTICS DURING SUMMER
PASADENA BUILDING
SANTA ANA
MEN OUSTED AT DANCE SHOOT FLOOR MANAGER
STOCK DEAL LEADS TO SUING OF CONTRACTOR
SANTA ANA BRIEFS
POMONA NOTES
LONG BEACH
DUMPS $150 AND R.R. TICKET INTO GARBAGE
AUTOMOBILE IS STOLEN THROUGH PHONE RUSE
BIG HAT SAVES LITTLE GIRL FROM AUTO INJURY
APPROPRIATION IMPOSSIBLE
"HIT BY IRON BAR; MAY DIE
LONG BEACH BRIEFS
AMERICAN YEOMEN TO ENTERTAIN GRAND OFFICERS
SAN BERNARDINO
SANTA FE SHOPS AT SAN BERNARDINO ARE BEGUN
TELLS COMPANIONS FEAR OF DEATH; DROWNS IN LAKE
COMBINATIONS TO SAFES ARE FOUND ON PRISONER
THE WEATHER
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HUMAN FLY FALLS 60 FEET TO DEATH
EDDIE SAYS FREDERICKS MAN TO BE CRITICISED
COURT REDUCES NUMBER OF SKINNER WITNESSES
TO THE PEOPLE
THIEVES LOOT HOME AND TAKE FAMILY SILVERWARE
BECOMES TOO GAY OVER WIFE'S INTENDED VACATION
TRAVERSY NOT ARRAIGNED FOR SHOOTING AT WIFE
TWO DOG BITE CASES TREATED AT HOSPITAL
FOUR NEGRESSES HELD IN JAIL AS VAGRANTS
COUNTY TO PAY PORTION OF SUNSET BLVD. BETTERMENT
GUILTY OF VAGRANCY
EXCITEMENT GROWING, END IS APPROACHING
HORSEMAN DEAD
EXTEND CONTRACTOR'S TIME
DEMANDS JURY TRIAL
MOJAVE MERCHANT BANKRUPT
TO BE TRIED JULY 1
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