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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 267, 25 June 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
BIG FIRM OFFERS TO BUY $500,000 AQUEDUCT BONDS
FATE OF ACCUSED GRAFTER NOW IN HANDS OF JURY
U. S. ARMY OFFICER WHOSE ILLNESS IS CAUSE OF ANXIETY
GEN. FUNSTON SUFFERS SEVERE HEART ATTACKS
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
$20,000,000 FOR RECLAMATION IS FINAL DECISION
PRESIDENT'S SISTER-IN-LAW SCORES VICTORY IN COURT
EMPEROR WILLIAM WILL SAIL METEOR IN RACE
CONGRESS EXPECTS TO END ITS SESSION TODAY
CHARLTON LIKELY TO ESCAPE TRIAL FOR WIFE MURDER
GRAND JURY INDICTS CALIFORNIA PROFESSOR
MUST WIN HUSBAND TO GET $100,000, READS WILL
MONTANA JURIST PASSES AWAY
HOT SPELL CONTINUES
American Suffragists Who Intend to Study British Militant Associations
MRS. BELMONT TO STUDY ENGLISH SUFFRAGETTES
32 PERSONS VOYAGE ON ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP
ATTACKS RATE EXHIBITS OF LOS ANGELES JOBBERS
OKLAHOMA RESUMES PAYMENTS
OIL MAN FACES DEATH IN WATERLESS WASTES
TWO PLEAD GUILTY IN THE COTTON LEAK CASE
GET LICENSE WHEN DARED TO MARRY, BUT DON'T WED
HOUSE APPROVES RESERVE'
SENATOR CHARGES A $50,000 BRIBE WAS OFFERED HIM
RACING RESULTS
GOULD PAYS MILLIONS FOR BIG RACING STABLE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
L A. COUNTRY CLUB IS UNDER BAN; LOSES CUP
CHAMPION LOWERS MARK FOR NASHVILLE LINKS
LOS ANGELES MAN LOSES $5000 IN AVALON FIRE
SUBMARINE MAKES RECORD
FIGHT AGAINST PACKERS MAY SEND BUTTER TO $1
N. Y.-CHICAGO AIRSHIP LINE, BALDWIN'S PLAN
COURT ORDERS SMELTER TO ELIMINATE FUMES
STRIKING METAL WORKERS WILL CAMP AT BEACHES
COURT FORBIDS RECOUNT IN DALZELL CONTESTS
ABSENT-MINDED
CASHIER OF STEAMSHIP COMPANY SHORT $1190
RANCH HAND, CAPTURED BY POSSE, ADMITS ASSAULT
BANKER SENTENCED TO 15 MONTHS IN PRISON
IMPORTS FOR WEEK AT NEW YORK VALUED AT $18,342,287
GOVERNMENT FILES SUIT AGAINST LUMBER COMPANY
SCHOOL TEACHERS MAY MARRY
HARVARD MAN KILLS SELF
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DYER ELECTED BY R. R. WIRE CHIEFS
U. S. C. LAW ALUMNI TO GIVE ELABORATE BANQUET
CALIFORNIA EDITORS IN SESSION AT CORONADO
DAYLIGHT THIEF ESCAPES IN CROWD ON BROADWAY
Group of Young Women from Centennial State, and Chaperon, on Tour of Coast
DIPLOMAS GIVEN 219 GRADUATES
FIRE STILL RACING IN HOLD OF BIG STEAMER
FAIR CONTEST WINNERS HERE ON TOUR OF WEST
HOLD DOCTOR CHARGED WITH LAX TREATMENT
PLAYS CRAPS IN COURT TO ILLUSTRATE KILLING
WOUNDS BURGLAR IN FIGHT
AFFINITY TRAITOR, SAYS ERRING WIFE
SELLERS DEFEND METHOD OF BLEACHING FLOUR
8000 WELCOME MASTER MASON
WHISTLES AT 2:30 A. M. AND RECEIVES BEATING
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Club News
HEIR TO FORTUNE LONG MISSING IS IN PRISON
BUILDING PERMITS
EXPLOSION OF GAS WRECKS OAKLAND FLAT BUILDING
SPEAKING OF HORNS
PANAMA-PACIFIC'S TOTAL FUND REACHES $6,154,755
MEXICANS TAKE ANNUAL BATH ON SAN JUAN DAY
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
COALINGA BOYS DRILL FOR OIL IN BACK YARD
TIGHTNER ORE LOOKS LIKE A JEWELRY SHOP
JERGINS MAKES HIS WELL INCREASE TO 2000 BARRELS
MILL RUN ON DE VOTIE MINE RUNS $70 A TON
STRIKE AT ALLEGHANY
DECLARES DIVIDEND
MINING QUOTATIONS
EXPECTS EXTENSIVE WORK IN THE KETTLEMEN HILLS
IMPERIAL PAYS DIVIDEND OF SEVEN DOLLARS SHARE
ADMITS STEALING GOLD
FOUR METALS MINE WILL BE REOPENED
GOLD STRIKE NEAR LUNING CAUSES RUSH OF MINERS
ROCK CRUSHING MILL GETS OUT THE GOLD
KERN WESTERN ERECTS HOUSES AND DERRICKS
JOHNNIE MINE GETS READY FOR BIG RUN
STANDARD'S PIPE LINE IS PRACTICALLY DONE
BUILDS REFINERY
METAL MARKETS
RETURN OF E.C. RITTUE, CROP ROTATION EXPERT
SYNDICATE PAYS $550,000 FOR SANTA MONICA ACRES
WILL DISPLAY PRODUCTS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
DAMAGE TO CROPS WEAKENS MARKET
BANK CLEARINGS
NEW YORK COTTON
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
i CHICAGO GRAIN
FRUIT MARKET
CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS TO BREAK ALL RECORDS
FINANCIAL
BUTTER DEALERS LOOK FOR HIGHER QUOTATIONS
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SUGAR AND COFFEE
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
COTTON AND WOOL
BOSTON WOOL
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
RESIGNATION AN ERROR
Shipping News
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SPALDING BALKS AT BEING A GOAT
PRIMARY LAW PROVES A LEGISLATIVE BOTCH
DEMOCRATS LISTEN TO TALKS OF CANDIDATES
BOYLE HEIGHTS HAS BIG RALLY
Political News
NEW CORPORATIONS
SEVEN DIVORCES GRANTED
CONTEST O'DELL WILL
GETS TWO YEARS' PROBATION
MINORS ALLOWED $400 A MONTH
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
News of the Courts
EXPERT TESTIFIES IN DRIGGS FORGERY CASE
DENIALS GALORE MARK GAS FRANCHISE HEARING
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS SHOW BRUNNERS FOUGHT
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
DESIRE FOR CLOTHES MAKES HIM FORGER
GRACE MORENO TO SING AT BRISTOL PIER TODAY
BURGLARS SPECIALIZING IN WARDROBE THEFTS
GRACE WAS* FISHING
'RAILROADED,'SHE SAYS, TO ASYLUM
ARRESTED IN DETROIT ON DIAMOND THEFT CHARGE
Mrs. A. A. Heron and Husband She Says Railroaded Her Into Asylum
BOY OPERATOR BURNED IN PICTURE HOUSE FIRE
DROWNS PUP QUARTET, BUT CANINES REVIVE
SOUNDED LIKE BOASTING
SHERIFF TO BRING BACK ACCUSED REALTY MAN
VANDAL SCRATCHES SHOW WINDOWS WITH DIAMOND
COUNCIL TO URGE CITY HALL SALE
JURY ACQUITS SKINNER, ACCUSED IMPERSONATOR
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TO EXHIBIT PRODUCTS
217 GRADUATED FROM STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
CITY SCHOOLS CLOSED FOR SUMMER VACATION
RELEASED UNDER BAIL ON CHARGE OF ASSAULT
S. P. COMPANY ENTERS AGREEMENT IN MEXICO
LACHRYMOSE INEBRIATE PROMOTES DESK OFFICER
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
ATTELL DEFEATS MORAN FOR ONCE
BUNGLES HELP SENATORS WIN FROM PORTLAND, 4-3
Grizzled Leader of Angel Band Who Has Regained Batting Eye
BODIE'S 2 HOME RUNS WIN GAME FOR SEALS
OLDFIELD SETS A NEW MARK FOR FOUR MILES
Rialto Gossip
CASTLETON HOLDS OAKLAND AT BAY
FAVORITES LEADING IN BIG GOLF TOURNAMENT
WRIGHT IN SEMI FINALS
JOHNSON'S HOODOO WORKS OVERTIME
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MACE IS STAR IN TENNIS BATTING
JOURNALIBTE WINS STAKE
M'Loughlin and Long Look Like Winners in Venice Tennis Tourney
TIGERS DISBAND WHEN MONEY RAISERS FAIL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE
NOTHING COUNTS NOW BUT HUSTLE
SUPPRESSION OF DEATH OF COCHRAN IS PROBED
GLIDDEN TOURISTS ARE WICHITA CLUB'S GUESTS
Municipal Affairs
HESITATE AT SPENDING $100,000 ON ONE PARK
WANTS TO KEEP TAMALE WAGONS OFF THE STREETS
TWO WOMEN CALLED AS WITNESSES AGAINST DIXON
DEPUTY AUDITOR RESIGNS
GROCERY FIRM TO BLAME FOR DAMAGE TO AUTO
CLOUDBURST DROWNS GOATS
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Untitled
WHAT'S THE CAUSE?
WHAT A CHANGE!
The Senate Investigating Committee Reports on the High Cost of Living
WAS MORE CONCEALED?
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
Public Letter Box
Great Revolution Impending in China
New Laws Needed for Airships
Light Rate War in Los Angeles
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
ARROWIIKAI) HOT Nl'RIN<iS
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
WANT EIGHT CENT COMPROMISE RATE
DEMOCRATS CALL FOR BIG POWWOW
CHICAGO GETS $325,313 FROM ELECTRIC COMPANY
REFORM FORCES BACKING DE LA MONTE FOR SHERIFF
Y. M. C. A. OLKK CLUB OOMCEBT
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
SAN PEDRO
NATURALISTS IN PORT AFTER ROUGH VOYAGE
SAN BERNARDINO
URGED FIRE PROTECTION; HIS HOME IS BURNED
MAY OPEN CONSULATE
MANY STUDENTS GRADUATE
NATIVE SONS TO BANQUET
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
INFANT DAUGHTER FOLLOWS DON McGARVIN TO GRAVE
PASADENA
SUBMIT NEW PLAN FOR ARROYO SECO BRIDGE
PASADENA BREVITIES
SPY MAKES MISTAKE
WOMEN ASKED TO ATTEND PASADENA LIGHT MEETING
MEXICAN VENDOR OF SILK ARRESTED IN PASADENA
SANTA ANA
BOOST ROVER FOR ASSEMBLY
MARRIAGE LICENSES
NEW LINE OF CARS READY
LONG BEACH ITEMS
POMONA BRIEFS
REDLANDS BREVITIES
LONG BEACH
LOST GIRL, THEN MONEY, IS UTAH MAN'S' PLAINT
LONG BEACH TO ENTERTAIN 231 OFFICIALS OF CITIES
EIGHTY-TWO GRADUATES ARE GIVEN DIPLOMAS
SALT LAKE MOTOR CAR SMASHES TWO WAGONS
RUSSIAN JEWS MAY COME HERE FROM GALVESTON
S. P. EMPLOYES TO PICNIC AT REDONDO BEACH TODAY
FIRE ON MT. WASHINGTON
KIRK WILL SPEAK
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
THE WEATHER
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NEW CHAPEL TO BE CONSTRUCTED
Personal Mention
CHARGED WITH SELLING TWO MORTGAGED HORSES
A Woman's Great Idea
Fourth of July Excuntlon, Leaving Los Anâ– elea July 5 ,
ALLEGED SMUGGLER TO FACE ANOTHER CHARGE
SALVATIONISTS COLLECT FRESH AIR CAMPS' FUND
ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS
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