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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 271, 29 June 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SENATOR M'ENERY DIES SUDDENLY AT LOUISIANA HOME
BROWNE JURY STILL OUT; ONE JUROR HALTS VERDICT
WICKERSHAM MEN BARRED FROM ALASKA CONVENTION
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
'TRUST BUSTER' IS AFTER OLEOMARGARINE DEALERS
COMMITTEE TO DISREGARD A. G. SPALDING'S REFUSAL
GUILD TO REPRESENT U. S. AT MEXICAN CELEBRATION
AMBASSADOR AND ROOSEVELT SUED FOR $1,000,000
CADET, WOMAN AND FRIEND MISSING, AND BOAT ADRIFT
KNOX ON VACATION
NICARAGUANS ASK U.S. INTERVENTION
FIRE SWEEPS TACOMA SAWMILL DISTRICT
Keep the Healys and Houghtons Out of These Vast Enterprises
Flight Over Berlin of Aerial Express Deutschland, Wrecked in Raging Storm
TAFT LEAVES FOR SUMMER CAPITAL
LAW AIDS CUPID TO GAIN VICTORY
ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP PREY OF GALE; 33 VOYAGERS SAVED
BACK FROM HOLY LAND AND HIS MONEY GONE
KEY TO CORK LEG LEADS TO ARREST
CHARLTON CASE HINGES ON POSITION OF ITALY
WOMAN KILLS SALOON MAN IN BAKERSFIELD
DIAZ' NEPHEW IS DEPOSED FOR OPPOSITION TO UNCLE
RUEF FILES APPEAL FROM CONVICTION AND SENTENCE
KENTUCKY CLOUDBURSTS CAUSE $100,000 DAMAGE
ITALIAN HIT BY YOUNG TAFT'S AUTO RECOVERING
OKLAHOMA OPENS WAR AGAINST PULLMAN RATES
SOUTH AMERICAN STORM WRECKS MANY VESSELS
SETS DATE FOR ELECTING CONSTITUTION DELEGATES
HUTCHINS CHOSEN HEAD OF UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
PIONEER MINING MAN OF OROVILLE IS DEAD
MARIETTA TO GET SEA TEST
T.R. RENEWS HIS DAYS AT COLLEGE
ALL TREATED ALIKE AT PANAMA, SAYS DICKINSON
WIFE OF VICE PRESIDENT SHERMAN IS RECOVERING
WAECHTER SUCCEEDS TO FOREIGN SECRETARYSHIP
RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS HALT FREIGHT RATE CASE
HANG STUDENT ASSASSIN OF EGYPTIAN PREMIER
INVENTOR OF HOOPSKIRT, AT AGE OF 83, NEAR DEATH
AUTO PLUNGES INTO CREEK, KILLING 1 AND INJURING 5
" PYROMANIAC CONFEBSEB
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RECEPTION GIVEN TO DR.E.C.MOORE
NOTED FINANCIER LAUDS POLICIES OF PRES. TAFT
BOY DROWNS IN BAY
WESTERN PACIFIC OPENS AUG. 7
Dr. E. C. Moore, Who Was Given Reception at Alexandria Last Night
BANKER. RELEASED FROM PRISON, IS REARRESTED
$500,000 FIRE SWEEPS STORES IN PATERSON
Polling Places For Election Tomorrow
BELIEVE YOUNG RODGERS LOST IN ALASKA WASTES
Arrowhead Hot Springs
PROMINENT ATTORNEY DEAD
NO TIDINGS FROM STEAMER
SPARKS OF FIRECRACKER CAUSE DEATH OF CHILD
Arrowhead Hot Springs
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PEARY SUIT TRIED IN GERMAN COURT
CANADIAN BUREAU CHIEF PURCHASER ENDS LIFE
BISHOP McVICKAR DIES AT HIS BEVERLY HOWE
I.nrc Number Register for Excursion
FELLOW SUFFERER'S GROANS DRIVE PATIENT TO DEATH
JUNIOR REPUBLIC BOYS OPEN REAL ESTATE OFFICE
GUARD COMPANIES RECRUIT FOR COMING ENCAMPMENT
CORPORATIONS DILATORY IN PAYING TAX TO UNCLE SAM
G. A. R. VETERANS TO HOLD FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC
TRUNK AND CONTENTS ARE IDENTIFIED BY OWNER
LAWYER SON DEFENDS FATHER IN $14 SUIT
Arrowhead Hoi Springs
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Society
Newly Installed Members Executive Board of the Galpin Shakespeare Club
Personal Mention
Music Notes
Club News
The Theaters
LEE GATES AGAIN CHOSEN TO LEAD TITLE PROBERS
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From Mines and Oil Fields
CONSOLIDATED MIDWAY BRINGS IN HUGE WELL
LUNING MINE PLANS A REDUCTION PLANT
GROUP IN GOLD BASIN TO BE WORKED BY LEASE
NORTH STAR MINE BUYS NEVADA CITY PROPERTY
GOLD ROAD MILL SHIPS $90,000 BULLION MONTHLY
MINING QLOTATIONS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
SALE OF CENTRAL OIL FALLS THROUGH ABROAD
MINERAL PARK MINES ATTRACT WIDE ATTENTION
MATERIAL FOR CROWN ARRIVES AT MARICOPA
METAL MARKETS
COTTON AND WOOL
CONVENTION LEAGUE PLANS READY FOR ORGANIZERS
Shipping News
IRON WORKS MANAGER IS INJURED BY ELECTRIC CAR
BUILDING PERMITS
REPORT SHOWS LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS ARE FLOURISHING
HITCHCOCK TO ACCOMPANY T. R.
Yosemlte Prove* Popular Place
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NORTHWEST FIELDS NEED MORE RAIN
NEW YORK COTTON
IMPROVED BOND MARKET * PREDICTED BY MR. KENT
FINANCIAL
SUGAR AND COFFEE
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
I CHICAGO GRAIN
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
FLOOD OF FRESH BUTTER FAILS TO REDUCE PRICES
FLOUR AND FEED
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
STOCK EXCHANGE HOLIDAYS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
FRUIT MARKET
21,500 CARLOADS OF APPLES
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EXPOSES METHODS OF S. P. MACHINE
Municipal Affairs
CONFERENCE ON WHARF CHARGES IS POSTPONED
HEWITT GIVES AN ADVERSE OPINION ON CONSOLIDATION
COUNCILMAN WASHBURN WOULD STOP BOXING BOUTS
HEALTH BOARD REFUSES TO SANCTION PROBATION
LESLIE HARRIS WEDDED TO SAN PEDRO TEACHER
MYSTERIOUS BULLET IN BACK ENDS NEGRO'S LIFE
COUNCIL DENIES CLAIMS BECAUSE OF INJURIES
COUNCIL CONFIRMS CLERK FOR PUBLIC WORKS BOARD
MAY DECLARE UNION OIL CO. PLANT A NUISANCE
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION CONSIDERS POUNDMAN'S CASE
J. M. HUNTER REAPPOINTED
BOND BID REFERRED
FIVE KILLED IN SALOON WRECK
TABLE OF TJ&MI'EIIATLKJiS
News of the Courts
GRANTS PROBATION TO YOUTH WHO TOOK WATCH
TWO SUITS FOR INJURIES FILED AGAINST RAILWAYS
SEEKS DIVORCE BECAUSE WIFE LIVES WITH SON
NEW INCORPORATIONS
FILES DAMAGE SUIT
CLAIMS INCH OVER LINE
HELD ON WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC
AWAITS TRIAL; CHARGE GRAVE
REPRIEVES SLAYER SEATED IN THE ELECTRIC CHAIR
NINTH INJUNCTION IN METAL STRIKE ISSUED
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
REPLIES TO PLEA FOR 8-CENT RATE
Comparative Chart Showing Lighting Rates Now in Effect in Los Angeles and Five Other Cities
EXTINGUISHED VAN NUYS FIRE BY USING SELTZER
FORMER ANGELENO LAUDS GROWTH OF LOS ANGELES
CHARGE OF SELLING STOCK MORTGAGED IS DISMISSED
Houghton and the Riverbed Franchise
SOCIALISTS PLAN TO ARREST MAYOR
MANY ATTEND OPENING OF HOME FOR CHILDREN
WANT PARK WHERE GOLD FIRST FOUND IN STATE
TO MAKE TUBERCULIN TEST OF MILK SUPPLY
NEW BRAWN DEVELOPER FOR Y. M. C. A. ARRIVES
SIXTEEN YOUNG WOMEN RECEIVE MUSIC DIPLOMAS
FATHER-IN-LAW CALLS BOOK-KEEPER COWARD
BURGLARS DISPLAY TASTE IN THEFT OF GOOD CIGARS
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
WINNING STREAK STILL UNBROKEN
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Rialto Gossip
COMMUTERS ARE STILL IN HARD LUCK STREAK
YALE WINS DECISIVE GAME WITH HARVARD
THE SOJOURN BUCKED
BEAVERS LOSE OPENER TO VILLAGERS, 3 TO 1
WILDING EARNS RIGHT TO PLAY FOR TITLE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
GOV. DICKERSON VISITS FIGHTERS AND SAYS BIG BATTLE WILL GO ON
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RESULTS
TOMMY BURNS ARRIVES TO ATTEND BIG BATTLE
RACING RESULTS
AMATEURS START BOOSTER LEAGUE
HARVARD AND YALE NINES – ELECT THEIR 1911 CAPTAINS
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Untitled
The City Hall Sale
Six Months of Good Government
Puzzled
SUSTAIN THE LICENSE ORDINANCE
Far and Wide
As Others See Us
MESERVE'S CANDIDACY
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
FORD'S ARGUMENT FOR HABEAS CORPUS HEARD
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
BIG RALLY HELD IN PICO HEIGHTS
'Turn the Rascals Out!'
DENIES MAKING PEOPLE PAY FOR R.R. POWER
SEEKS G.O. P. NOMINATION FOR STATE COMPTROLLER
APPEALS FOR WORKERS AT POLLS ON ELECTION DAY
LIGHTING COMPANIES ARE RUINING CAUSE, SAYS BRUCE
VOTERS' LEAGUE INDORSES STEWART AND WHIFFEN
COMMITTEE GIVES LIGHT RATE DATA
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
MAY COMPROMISE ON PLAN FOR NEW BRIDGE
PASADENAN WANTS CITY TO BUILD A CAR LINE
SPANISH WAR VETERANS PLAN PICNIC ON FOURTH
PRESENTED WITH CUP
PRACTICE POLO GAME
TO CONTINUE FIGHT
BOYS GO ON OUTING
PASADENA BREVITIES
BUILDING PERMITS
SANTA ANA
SANTA ANA LAD KILLED IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
SANTA ANA NOTES
MARRIAGE LICENSES
SAN BERNARDINO
LINCOLN-ROOSEVELT CLUB BUYS THE COLTON NEWS
BAD LUCK STRIKES FOUR
CITY PURCHASES MACHINE
AWARD PAVING CONTRACTS
WIDOW FILES PETITION
RIVERSIDE SOON TO HAVE A NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE
TO BOOST AT ELK CONVENTION
POLICE SALARIES RAISED
LONG BEACH
ASK LANDLADY TO CARE FOR MISSING BOY'S EFFECTS
FINED FOR CRUELTY
SAN PEDRO
PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS GUESTS AT SAN PEDRO
BOYS' BRIGADE EMBARKS FOR OUTING AT CATALINA
POMONA BRIEFS
THE WEATHER
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GIVES NOTICE OF DIVORCE ACTION
SAN FRANCISCO MORALS DECLARED AT LOW EBB
OLD SOLDIER PASSES ON TO ETERNAL ENCAMPMENT
COURT PERMITS ADOPTION OF WILSON CHILDREN
ARGUMENTS ENDED
NEW YORK MORAL SAYS GRAND JURY
SHOWS TO BE GIVEN AT CLONE'S FOR CONTESTANT
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