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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 270, 28 June 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SUNSET PHONE CO. SUES TO PREVENT RATE REDUCTION
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
YOUNG MORSE PREFERS COWBOY LIFE TO WALL ST.
BOARD HEARS OF MYSTERIOUS 'TIP' ON POLICE RAID
Attorneys in Dixon Investigation and Man Who First Accused Captain
ACCUSE WIRELESS AGENT OF FRAUD
VICE PRESIDENT'S WIFE IS REPORTED VERY ILL
RATE ORDER BUBPENDED
ONLY ONE LOST LIFE
T. R. INSURGENT? LAFOLLETTE GRINS
'WE SAVED.' SAYS G. O. P.; 'NOT SO," SAY DEMOCRATS
GOOD GOVERNM'T POLICIES LAUDED BY U. S. SENATOR
OAKLAND SWINDLER IS SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS
SOCIALISTS OPEN BIG OREGON CONVENTION
ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS
GROUND WORK FOR IDEAL CITY, SAYS MAYOR SEIDEL
OLD GRADS REUNITE AT HARVARD COMMENCEMENT
MAKE NO HEADWAY ON GORE CHARGES
BROWNE JURY OUT EIGHTY HOURS; NO SIGN OF VERDICT
AUTOISTS ARE SHOT AT NEAR SANTA BARBARA
FILIPINO REVOLUTIONIST RELEASED FROM PRISON
ROOSEVELT AND BRIDE WILL PASS HONEYMOON NEAR SANTA BARBARA
CHINA REFUSES POPULAR DEMAND FOR PARLIAMENT
POSSE SCOURS COUNTRY FOR NEGRO RACE RIOTERS
2 VICTIMS OF TONG FEUD DEAD
FAMILY OF EMBEZZLER TO MAKE GOOD SHORTAGE
1000 ACRES OF GRAIN DESTROYED BY FLAMES
DEATH RATE LOW AMONG AMERICANS IN PHILIPPINES
C.& O. ORDERED TO REFUND EXCESSIVE FARES COLLECTED
SECRETARY OF WAR READY TO SAIL ON WORLD TOUR
MEXICAN SLAYER, SEIZED, PLEADS SELF DEFENSE
SKIP SUBSIDY PROBERS FIND NO CORRUPTION
SAYS NITRATES IN FLOUR DO NOT ENTER BREAD
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TAFTS REMAIN BY INJURED LABORER
SHOOTS WOMAN, WATCHES CHILD BURN, KILLS SELF
MARQUIS ELLIS, WHO WILL TAKE PART IN THE Y. M. I. PROGRAM
Y.M.I. TO CLOSE SEASON WITH ENTERTAINMENT
CHARLTON ON VERGE OF COLLAPSING, PACES CELL
R. R. CHIEFS GET TAFT TO LIFT BAN ON RATES
YEGGMAN DIES IN BARRICADED HOME
CHARGE YOUNG BROTHERS WITH MANY BURGLARIES
TWO PERSONS PERISH IN RIO GRANDE QUICKSANDS
TRAIN ROBBERS BAFFLE PURSUERS
'GOODBY,' SAYS CANNON, 'I'LL BE BACK AGAIN'
CHINESE ASK MINISTER TO PROTECT THEM IN MEXICO
Hun. QUTord IMiii'liot to S|>ri»k at i Im
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Society
Club News
Music Notes
FORGER BEGINS SENTENCE
MRS. FISKE IS BRILLIANT IN ROLE OF BECKY SHARP
U. 3. A. OFFICER DROWNED
WOMAN'S LETTERS READ TO PROVE CASE OF DEFENSE
WE ONLY DID OUR DUTY, REPLY GILLETT AND WEBB
BELIEVED TO BE WENDLING KELLNER SLAYER; ARRESTED
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From Mines and Oil Fields
CHAMBER OF MINES SETS DAY FOR BIG BANQUET
AMERICAN OIL FIELDS RESTS ON ITS CARS
PRIOR RIGHT THE CAUSE FOR SUIT AGAINST OLD MIDWAY TRACT OWNER
CONTINUES SHIPMENTS TO THE OLD DOMINION
BELIEVE OIL EXISTS IN BARSTOW DISTRICT
HYDRO-ELECTRIC HELPS MONO LAKE COUNTRY
BUY 120 ACRES
PICNIC WORRIES PLUCKY BOY AS SURGEONS SEW
WOMAN IS TAKEN EAST TO ANSWER HUSBAND'S CHARGE
GOVERNMENT MAY BUY LAKEVIEW SURPLUS FROM UNION COMPANY
MINING QLOTATIONS
SECURES REEDLEY LEASES
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FURNITURE BIDS CAUSE OF A ROW
DRAMATIC CLUB HOLDS BOX PARTY AND BANQUET
RAILING GIVES AWAY, AND PORTER ALMOST SCALPED
LET LAW TAKE ITS COURSE, SAYS HATFIELD'S FATHER
MODERN LOCHINVAR IS IN THE CITY'S BASTILE
BUILDING PERMITS
Over 200 In Line for roMinlt* Valley
ARROWHEAD HOT SI'RINOS
LAWSON BTILL MISSING
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
DEATH OF MORGAN BIG MARKET HOAX
NEW YORK COTTON
METAL MARKETS.
FINANCIAL
COTTON AND WOOL
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
RIVERSIDE GRANITE SELECTED
800 CARLOADS OF WALNUTS
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
FRUIT MARKET
GOOD BEHAVIOR WILL SHORTEN CITY PENAYTY
MUBT CHANGE LOADING SYSTEM
MARKET MEN ENJOY USE OF SPUR TRACK
FLOUR AND FEED
I CHICAGO GRAIN
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GIVES HIMSELF UP TO FACE CHARGES
ELOPES WITH A MAN HER FATHER OPPOSED
DENIES DIVORCED COUPLE RIGHT TO KEEP DAUGHTER
SUES INVESTMENT COMPANIES
ADMINISTRATOR NAMED
Municipal Affairs
DENIES THE VALIDITY OF REFERENDUM PETITIONS
SPECIAL TRAIN TO CARRY GUESTS TO KUNS' HOME
FORGER WHO VIOLATES PAROLE SENT TO PRISON
MRS. SCHENK INJURED
CURTISS CHOOSES SITE
DISTURBS COURT'S PEACE; CHARGED WITH INSANITY
News of the Courts
CHILD STEALER'S FATE IS IN HANDS OF JUDGE
VIGOROUS FIGHT STARTED FOR WILMINGTON LOTS
COURT SETS TRIALS OF TWO CATALINA FISHERMEN
LAWYERS TO OPEN FIRE IN MRS. DRIGGS' TRIAL
GAS CO. MUST PAY $300 FOR MAN'S INJURED LEGS
NEW CORPORATIONS
SUES FOR $13,000 DAMAGES
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
FILES ALIENATION SUIT
Untitled
SOCIALISTS WILL HAVE TICKET OF UNION MEN
Untitled
RELIABLE PERSONS FOR ELECTION BOARDS SOUGHT
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Editorial Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
BOYS' BRIGADE TO CAMP AT AVALON
LAND TITLE SLEUTHS OPEN BIG CONVENTION
BURNS TO BE RETURNED
Grocery Store Decorated for Newly Married Couple by Their Neighbors
SUBMARINES OFF FOR FUTURE HOME
HONEYMOON SIGNS ON NEWLYWED'S GROCERY
LOS ANGELES TRAFFIC AGENTS HOLD BANQUET
COLEGROVE DRAMATISTS GIVE 'DISTRICT SCHOOL'
MAY COMPROMISE BRUNNER DIVORCE
DANGERS OF DESERT NO EXCUSE FOR WITNESSES
THROWN FROM HORSE
CLUB WOMEN PLAN CHARITY BRIDGE
PICTURE HOUSE MAN IS WARNED TO OBEY LAW
ARRAIGN ACCUSED BURGLAR
TBLE OF TEMTBRATrKES
BURGLARS PUT IN A STRENUOUS WEEK-END
LOWENTHAL ADVERTISES, BUT THIEF GETS PROFIT
Keep the King at Home
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
OLD TIMERS PREDICT BIG BATTLE WILLMARK END OF FIGHT HISTORY
ANNOUNCE 100 DAYS' RACING FOR JUAREZ
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL TEAM BEATS AMERICANS
Rialto Gossip
CATALINA WILL HAVE SPORT EVENTS ON 4TH
DEPARTMENT STORE CLERKS FORM NEW BASEBALL LEAGE
SHERIDAN, VETERAN 'UMP,' SUDDENLY SAYS, I'M DONE
RUBE WADDELL FORCED TO GET ON SPRINKLER
HARRY LEWIS STOPS ENGLISH WELTERWEIGHT
WRIGHT PLAYS INTO ALL-ENGLAND FINALS
RACING RESULTS
ECHO PARK STARS BEAT MULLENS IN BATTING BEE
GOING AWA'
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
BELMONT PRESSING HIS TURF RIVALS FOR LEAD
PIQGOTT WINS SOMETHING
STARS TO MEET IN DOUBLES TOURNEY
WILL TRY INNOVATION IN CLASSING RACING AUTOS
WIDOWERS PRONE TO BE BAD MEN
FIRE IN HOLD OF STEAMER ALASKAN IS NEARLY OUT
Y. M. C. A. AWAITS COMING OF PHYSICAL DIRECTOR
MISSING ASSESSOR'S BODY FOUND IN MINE TUNNEL
SLEEPING WOMAN NEARLY MURDERED; HUSBAND HELD
WILL SUPPORT FAMILY
TRIANGLE CADETS ARE IN CAMP AT SANTA BARBARA
HOURS OF SERVICE LAW HELD CONSTITUTIONAL
COURT AGAIN ENJOINS STRIKING METAL WORKERS
COURT RESTRAINS WOMAN FROM SPENDING HURD MONEY
INDIAN OFFICE MAY BE MOVED FROM LOS ANGELES
TO EXPLOIT LOS ANGELES AT ATLANTIC CITY SHOW
MORO TREASURER DEAD
MAD DOC SLAIN AFTER A SPECTACULAR CHASE
MAN WHO TWICE BROKE JAIL FINALLY SECURED
S. P. OFFICIALS TESTIFY AT STATE TARIFF HEARING
DISASTROUS FOREST FIRE SWEEPS SOUTH DAKOTA
GLIDDEN TOURISTS HIT BAD ROADS NEAR OMAHA
ACOYAPA CAPTURED BY REVOLUTIONISTS, REPORT
Personal Mention
CUBAN CONGRESSMAN TRIES TO KILL ANOTHER
ALHAMBRA DOCTOR SPEAKS AT HOMEOPATHIC CONCLAVE
MADRIZ IS TRYING TO BARGAIN WITH ESTRADA
SAN DIEGAN DECLINES TO ENTER RACE FOR SENATE
CONVICT PICKPOCKET
1 BURNED TO DEATH; 2 INJURED
CHANGE AND OTHERS DOWN FOR THREE DAYS
PEEVISH PIRATES PREFER CHARGES AGAINST PLAYER
JOHNSON HAD NOTHING UP SLEEVE; ARMS WERE BARE
BOWLING
SPAIN GETS ULTIMATUM IN LAST VATICAN NOTE.
FIGHT ODDS NOW 10 TO 7
Shipping News
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
SUGAR AND COFFEE
PETER M. AND THOS. SWOPE SAME PERSON, IS TESTIMONY
JUDGE CHURCH TO HEAR TRIAL OF DR. MARTIN
REQUISITIONS ISSUED FOR EASTERN PRISONERS
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Untitled
ITS BUSINESS SIDE
MEXICO'S GLORIOUS DAY
THE LICENSE ORDINANCE
A Quiet Election in Mexico
STANDING PAT
VACATION DAYS
California Topics
Merely in Jest
—— ♦ « » SOUNDS LIKE IT
WOULDN'T KEEP
Public Letter Box
St. Louis' Eccentric Millionaire
California and the Japanese
Probe the Express Companies
THE WILY GROCER
WESTERN ENTERPRISE
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERB
AROUND TOWN
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
ASKS WORKMEN TO OPPOSE RATE CUT
STIRRING RALLY HELD IN VERNON
GRANTED MEDIUMS LICENSES
PASADENANS WILL AID IN CAMPAIGN
APPEALS TO NEGROES TO AID GOOD GOVERNMENT
DARWINISM A FALLACY, SAYS BAPTIST PASTOR
DUNLOP URGES ELECTION OF REFORM PARTY DUO
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
A DETERRENT
POOR CAR SERVICE LAID TO POLITICS
HUMAN FOOT FOUND IN TROLLEY BY CONDUCTOR
GOVERNMENT TO EXAMINE FOR FOUR POSITIONS
LOVE GRANTED DIVORCE
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
LABOR JOINS PASADENA IN LIGHT RATE FIGHT
PASADENAN DIES AT OLIVE
CHURCH THANKS GOVERNOR
PLAN NEW SCHOOL
BOARD OF LABOR ELECTS
WOMAN'S LEAGU ETO MEET
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT FOR STORM DRAIN FIXED
COMMISSIONER SURPRISES PASADENA BY RESIGNING
PASADENA READY FOR A SAFE AND SANE FOURTH
SANTA ANA
TO SELL PROPERTY OF ACCUSED WIFE KILLER
CYCLIST IS INJURED IN COLLISION WITH HORSE
TOIL AT END, TEACHERS OF TO SUMMER HAVENS
SANTA ANA WILL AID NEWPORT BEACH'S FOURTH
MARRIAGE LICENSES
SANTA ANA BRIEFS
SANTA MONICA
SANTA MONICA CRICKETERS TO PLAY LOS ANGELES MEN
FIRE IN BRISTOL PIER KITCHEN THREATENS CAFE
APPOINT GORHAM ROADMASTER
BUSY DAY FOR RECORDER
SAN PEDRO
SAN PEDRO, TO GROW, BATTLES WITH HILLS
POMONA BRIEFS
DEMONSTRATES CURE OF BROKEN BACK BY WALKING
MOTORCYCLIST INJURED
LONG BEACH
MOTORCYCLISTS COLLIDE; ONE SERIOUSLY INJURED
SIXTY-TWO Y. M. C. A. BOYS CAMP ON MODJESKA RANCH
LONG BEACH ITEMS
THE WEATHER
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PROMINENT MEN TO ACT AS JUDGES
WEDNESDAY TO BE GRAHAM DAY AT CLUNE'S THEATER
NEW BUOY CAUSES BCARE
$925,000 IN INTEREST FOR BANK DEPOSITORS
CHARGED WITH BRINGING IN IMMORAL ALIENS
CALLS ARRESTING OFFICER AS DEFENSE WITNESS
SALVATION ARMY RENTS BEACH HOUSES FOR POOR
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH IN WATERS OF HARBOR
SOUTHERN CAUFORNIANS ARE GRANTED PATENTS
ENGAGES IN CONTROVERSY; WAKES UP IN A HOSPITAL
JUSTICE FINES TEAMSTERS FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
SLEUTH FAILS TO KEEP TAB ON SON'S WOOING
NAME TWO NEW MEMBERS FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION
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