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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 264, 22 June 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
DELUGE VOTERS WITH CIRCULARS IN LIGHT FIGHT
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
NEWSBOY HERO RESCUES LAD FROM WATERY GRAVE
SISTER OF EMPRESS OF GERMANY PASSES AWAY
MEXICAN TROOPS MASSED TO STOP BORDER REVOLTS
DISASTROUS FIRE IN AJO CANYON IS DYING OUT
DESPONDENT MAN WRITES FAREWELL NOTE; ENDS LIFE
KAISER READY TO GO TO WATCH KIEL YACHT RACES
Replace Man's Jaw with One of Pure Gold
BOB TAFT AMONG YALE HONOR MEN
ROOSEVELT PASSES DAY IN QUIET AT SAGAMORE
ELECTRICAL STORM BLOCKS NEW YORK SURFACE LINES
DROUTH IN NORTH DAKOTA
ASSAULTS JACK LONDCN
CYCLONE LIFTS WOMAN IN BED AND LEAVES HER UNINJURED IN A WAGON
CHARGES COMPANY ORGANIZED SOLELY TO GRAFT ON R.R.
WM.KRUG, OMAHA- BREWER, KILLED IN AUTO COLLISION
INDORSE TAFT POLICIES BUT TABLE ROOSEVELT'S
SENATE WILL VOTE ON POSTAL BANK BILL TODAY
ISSUE WARRANT FOR CHARLTON1
DEMOCRAT IS UNSEATED
CALIFORNIAN IS APPOINTED
CHICAGO LAWYER TO BE NAMED BY TAFT FOR SUPREME BENCH
BROWNE'S DEFENSE SUDDENLY CLOSES
MILWAUKEE PUBLIC WORKS IN CONTROL OF ONE MAN
HOUSE INSURGENTS HOLD ANTI-CANNON CONFERENCE
TELLS GRIM TALE OF SUFFERING AND DEATH ON DESERT
ANOTHER AMERICAN GIRL WEDS TITLED BRITISHER
OHIO DEMOCRATS ARE HOLDING CONVENTION
RECLAMATION FUND CARRIES
CONFIRM MOODY'S RETIREMENT
MAN'S CONFESSION SOLVES MYSTERY
LOS ANGELES WOMAN SHOT BY HUSBAND PASSES AWAY
THIEF ROBS BRIDE WHILE SHE STANDS AT THE ALTAR
OPIUM SMUGGLERS SEEK NEW BASE OF OPERATIONS
MEXICAN DROPS DEAD AS BAND STRIKES UP HIS NATIONAL ANTHEM
LOS ANGELES DEMANDS LOWER FREIGHT RATES
FATALLY WOUNDED; HIS FATHER-IN-LAW DEAD
AUTHORITIES FIND NO TRACE OF MISSING MEN
DOUGLAS WANTS A CONGRESS
LEMON REBATING IS UNDER INQUIRY
HER BOOK CRITICISED, SHE COMMITS SUICIDE
FORMER POLICEMAN, HELD ON GRAVE CHARGE, ESCAPES
PRISONER IS ARRAIGNED FOR BURGLARIZING APARTMENTS
CLAIMS WIFE IS CRUEL; PARALYTIC SEEKS DIVORCE
Personal Mention
GIVE EVIDENCE AGAINST ALLEGED WOMAN FORGER
FORGED NAME OF EMPLOYER TO MANY CHECKS, IS CHARGE
LOS ANGELES MAY BE NEXT MEETING PLACE OF DRUIDS
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RICKARD FINALLY DECIDES ON RENO
TO STAGE ATTELL AND MORAN BOUT
22 RECEIVE DIPLOMAS OF BROADWAY SCHOOL
NATIVE DAUGHTERS TAKE TRIP
Page 3 Advertisements
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NEW SANTA FE LINE TO AID LOCAL MERCHANTS
MOTORCYCLIST IS FINED
ONCE HERE CAN'T STAY AWAY, SAYS ATTORNEY
DOG TURNS ON PERSON WHO OFFERS IT CARESS
ARROWHRAO HOT SPBIXfiS
PICTURESQUE FIGURE IS HELD FOR NON-SUPPORT
WOMAN'S PLEA WINS HER SUSPENSION OF SENTENCE
NEW INCORPORATIONS
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WIRE CHIEFS ARE RIGHT AT HOME
CONTRACTS FOR COUNTY SUPPLIES ARE DIVIDED
GROCERS ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING FOOD LAWS
BROKERAGE NOT GAMBLING, DECISION GIVEN BY JUDGE
REPORT OF LAWLER'S DEATH INCORRECT, SAYS BROTHER
TWO COSMOS CLUB WOMEN WHO WILL ENTERTAIN FRIDAY
Club News
MOTHER DISREGARDS OWN BURNS TO SAVE INFANT
NINE DAYS MORE FOR HUSTLING
DEATH CALLS PRIEST AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON CASE CONTINUED
*-»~* ARROWHEAD HOT BPRINGB
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Mines and Mining
ROTARY SAVES ONE-HALF WELL DRILLING EXPENSE
STAY AWAY FROM ALASKA, SAYS GUGGENHEIM AGENT
1 MINING QUOTATIONS ]
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKETS
'GOING SOME' CAUSE OF LAUGHTER AT BELASCO
CELTIC CLUB*HOLDS LAST MEETING BEFORE VACATION
BARTENDER IS FINED $20 FOR THREATENING SPOUSE
BUILDING PERMITS
Page 6 Advertisements
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
TRADING CENTERS ON WHEAT MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON
COTTON AND WOOL
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
FINANCIAL
RUMORS ABOUT SHORTAGE IN APRICOT CROP DENIED
SUGAR AND COFFEE
ADVANCE IN BUTTER IS NOW PREDICTED
FLOUR AND FEED
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FRUIT MARKET
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
METAL MARKETS
STALL MEN MAKE REQUEST
LOOKING FOR A CALL
| CHICAGO GRAIN )
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
WILL FIX APRICOT PRICEB
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Municipal Affairs
COUNCIL REFUSES MORE FUNDS FOR CELEBRATION
COUNCIL URGES VOTES FOR NEW CITY HALL
CITY'S FINANCES BETTER THAN EVER, SAYS MYERS
Don McGarvin, Prominent Attorney, Who Is Dead After a Short Illness
FRONT END OF CARS IS GIVEN OVER TO SMOKERS
COMMISSION TO RESUME DIXON HEARING TODAY
LAW BARRING MINORS FROM AMUSEMENTS TOO DRASTIC
PROHIBITS BILLBOARDS
OFFICIALS ON TOUR
ASK FRANCHISE ON MOUNTAIN
DEATH REMOVES NOTED LAWYER AND POLITICIAN
NORMAL SCHOOL PROFESSOR WILL TEACH AT STANFORD
WANTS PARKS USEFUL AS WELL AS ORNAMENTAL
ALLEGED SMUGGLER OF CHINESE IS ARRAIGNED
ASK COUNTY TO PAY PART OF MISSION ROAD WIDENING
PACOIMA QUARRY OUTPUT INCREASED TO 1000 TONS
VICTIMS OF METROPOLITAN SQUAD RAID FINED HEAVILY
DAMAGE CLAIM DENIED
Page 8 Advertisements
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
DEATH OF ELMORE IS TOLD TO WIDOW
Girls from the Maryland School Who Danced at the Ebell Club Last Night
NORMAL SENIORS PRESENT PLAYLET
CONVICT'S INVENTION IS APPROVED BY BANKERS
WILL DISCUSS 'HOW TO HELP SCHOOL PHYSICIAN'
MARYLAND HIGH SCHOOL GIVES CLOSING PROGRAM
LAND FRAUD CASE JURY IS SELECTED
UNIVERSITY STATION GETS POLICE COURT
JAPANESE PRESENTS SUIT OF ARMOR TO SCHOOL
NINE FOREIGNERS ADDED TO UNCLE SAM'S CHILDREN
USE ROPE LADDER TO ENTER VICTIM'S ROOM
CUBAN GIRLS MAKE LONG TRIP TO PT. LOMA SCHOOL
SEEK FUND TO ENTERTAIN YACHTSMEN FROM HAWAII
Page 9 Advertisements
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
COY WINS GAME WITH HOME RUN
CLAIMS RECORD FOR TRANSCONTINENT WALK
WESTERN LEAGUE
ANTIQUATED JAWN TWIN GETS DRAW WITH PAPKE
YALE BEATS HARVARD
VAN'S NAG IS SECOND
SMITH WHIPS BURKE
SUPERVISORS TO APPOINT PRIMARY ELECTION BOARDS
Angels' New Southpaws Defeat Commuters
Rialto Gossip
GANS'CONDITION GROWING WORSE, AND END IS NEAR
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
KEENE'S HORSE WINS STAKES IN FIELD OF 37 STARTERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
RACING RESULTS
SENATORS TIE PORTLAND IN SIXTH AND THEN WIN
LEAGUE WILL PUT 45 DEPUTIES IN FIELD
Page 10 Advertisements
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METAL WORKERS OBEY INJUNCTION
CHARGE REALTY DEALER WITH PRACTICING FRAUD
ORIENTAL BANQUET IS TENDERED STORE CHIEF
SILVERWOOD, BACK FROM TRIP ABROAD, ENTHUSIASTIC
PLAN TO SHOW VISITING CHEMISTS CITY'S SIGHTS
News of the Courts
CITY ATTORNEY DIRECTED TO DEFEND COUNCILMAN
WHISKIES OF FORTY KINDS ARRAYED BEFORE JUDGE
ASKS INQUIRY BE MADE INTO VARIOUS COMPANIES
ASKS SEPARATE MAINTENANCE
TWO DEFENDANTS DISMISSED
SUSTAINS RECORDER'S COURT
CASE CONTINUED
SUES FOR BOARD
DIVORCE CASES FILED
PERIODICAL DRINKER IS GIVEN CHANCE TO REFORM
GROOVE GIRDER RAILS ORDINANCE IS PASSED
HUNDRED HOMES OPEN TO 'QUADRUPLET' BABY
TRAVELING MAN'S WIFE TELLS TROUBLES TO COURT
JUDGE HUTTON GRANTS 9 INTERLOCUTORY DECREES
ASK WATER COMMISSION TO DELAY PIPE LAYING
TO THE PEOPLE
PROMISED MRS. PECKHAM PAINTING TO DROP CASE
OLD AND DECREPIT MEN ON AQUEDUCT, SAYS HANNAY
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The Increase in Freight Rates
Untitled
Right in the Same Old Sore Spot
NO BOUQUETS
Public Letter Box
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
Society
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
SAN PEDRO HOLDS A MONSTER RALLY
WATERMELON CROP IS SHORT
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PASADENA
STRIKE ENLIVENED BY RUMORED POLICE CALL
PASADENANS TURN FROM LIGHTS TO PAVING FIGHT
MISS BATTERSON BECOMES BRIDE OF ROY KELLOGG
PASADENA BREVITIES
PASADENA BUILDING
OFFER PRIZE FOR GARDEN
VALUABLE HORSE INJURED
BALL CELEBRATES FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF VENICE
LORDSBURG ORPHANS' HOME DEDICATED BY METHODISTS
BOYS ARE TO GOVERN SUMMER CAMP STRICTLY
OUSTING OF TEACHERS BRINGS ON SCHOOL WAR
CHARGE PUENTE COUPLE VIOLATED LIQUOR LAWS
THEJVEATHER
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BIG CROWD AT BENEFIT FOR WHITE SQUADRON
♦ . » BANK CASHIER AND BRIDE LEAVE ON WEDDING TRIP
GRAND'S LEADING WOMAN SUFFERS FROM ACCIDENT
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD TO HOLD EXAMINATIONS
L A. HIGH SCHOOL SOCIETY TO HOLD CLASS EXERCISES
IDENTIFY HUMAN FLY AS SAN JOSE CITIZEN
NORTH PASADENA WATER FIGHT IS BEFORE COURTS
STREET CAR LAW HELD UP
CHARGED WITH THEFT OF HORSE AND BUGGY
S. P. EMPLOYES TO FROLIC
MISTAKE OVER GROCERIES RESULTS IN AN ASSAULT
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