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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 272, 30 June 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ROOSEVELT TELLS NATION'S FAULTS TO HARVARD MEN
OLDEST DEMOCRATIC MEMBER OF SENATE STRICKEN AND DIES
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
SENATOR DANIEL, VIRGINIA'S FAMED DEMOCRAT, DEAD
STRUGGLE FOR MAGNIFICENT PRIZES ENDS AT 5 O'CLOCK THIS EVENING
Good Government Nominees Who Will Be Elected to the City Council Today
T.R. FAVORS COBB'S NOMINATION BILL
DR. CHARLES WHITE, NOTED SCIENCE AUTHOR, IS DEAD
ALTORRE ADMITS POSTAL ROBBERY
STORK BRINGS BABY GIRL TO MRS. FERRIS
REDUCE WESTERN FREIGHT CHARGES
VOTERS TO SOLVE VITAL PROBLEMS AT POLLS TODAY
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DRIVER IN GLIDDEN TOUR FALLS HEIR TO $1,500,000
NOTED MAN AND WOMAN MUSICIANS FOUND DEAD j
SOLICITOR APPOINTED
DUKE D' ALENCON DEAD
CASHIER ARRAIGNED ON EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
ANNAPOLIS TRIO FOUND IN RIVER
GATHERING EVIDENCE ON CHARGES MADE BY GORE
BOODLER EMMONS IS PARDONED BY GOVERNOR
COMMITTEE TURNS DOWN COBB PRIMARY MEASURE
STAYS FRUIT BAN
ACCUSES DOCTOR OF CRIME, THEN FLEES TO JAPAN
DR. HYDE DENIED NEW TRIAL IMSWOPE CASE
REHEARING OF MISSOURI RIVER RATE CASE ASKED
WITNESS IN LAND CASE INDICTED FOR PERJURY
SAYS COUNTRY NOT PREPARED FOR WAR
ZEPPELIN TO RESUME VOYAGES IN CLOUDS
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS ARE RECORDED AT WASHINGTON
PAYS $5000 FINE
NOTED MASON DEAD
GINNERS ISSUE REPORT
FORMER ANGELENO DIES AT MASSACHUSETTS HOME
SUES PHONE COMPANY
FIND KODAK PLATE IN STOMACH OF BIG SHARK
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Polling Places For City Election Today
VATICAN'S ANSWER TO T.R. IS UPHELD
SMUGGLERS SELL OPIUM IN PREPARED NUT SHELLS
SEEKS CHINESE BONDS
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Keen, Clean Competition Nearing Exciting Finish
Going to Ring the Bell? Hard Hitting Will Help!
Here's How Votes Are Counted
Read This Over Then Get Busy
Here They Are; Watch 'Em!
Society
Club News
BURGLAR DETECTED BY GIRL LEAPS OUT WINDOW
EARNS MONEY FOR CITY
Miss Laura Charnock (in Center) Who Asks One-Fifth of a $220,000 Estate
CHARNOCK WILL CASE PUZZLING ATTORNEYS
Personal Mention
Marvelous Discoveries
AGED WOMAN, CLAD IN KIMONO, FOUND ON ROAD
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH IS HOLDING ASSEMBLY
INTOXICATED WIFE PLIES DEAD MAN WITH LIQUOR
SWEETHEART CRIES AS OFFICERS ARREST MAN
SAY PRISONER IS WANTED IN SEATTLE FOR FORGERY
SALT LAKE FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED NEAR ROWLAND
NEW ENGLANDERS WILL CELEBRATE 4TH AT PARK
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From Mines and Oil Fields
OIL PROSPECTING IN SUN DIEGO PROGRESSES
RAILROAD BUILDERS CUT QUARTZ LEDGES
LOCAL MEN INVEST
KENNETT SMELTER MAY TREAT BULLY HILL ORE
BUYS JUBILEE GKANT
Shipping News
MINE IS REOPENED AFTER LYING IDLE FOR FIFTY YEARS
f • ■«■ MINING QUOTATIONS ]
METAL MARKETS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
DEAL IN DEATH VALLEY
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
DEFECTIVE WIRING CAUSES A FIRE; LOSS IS $2500
SECURES OPHIR BOND
FINDS NUMEROUS POCKETS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET ALARMED BY I.C.C. REPORT
SUGAR AND COFFEE
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
INCREASE OF 3 PER CEN T
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
EGGS AND CANTALOUPES JUMP TO HIGHER FIGURES
FLOUR AND FEED
COTTON AND WOOL
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
FRUIT MARKET
STATE IGNORES HEARING OF OIL LAND CLAIMANTS *t
SPANiSH INSTRUCTOR IN JAIL
NEW INCORPORATIONS
BUILDING PERMITS
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GROWTH OF CITY BREAKS RECORDS
ASKS $10,000 DAMAGES
WANTS DAMAGES FOR ACCIDENT
Municipal Affairs
BEGS MAYOR FOR SOFT PEDAL ON CAT OPERA
FIRE DEPARTMENT MAY INSTALL AUTO WAGONS
HARBOR ENGINEER COMING; POSITION IS NOT ASSURED
PLAN TO LAY MAINS AND NOT DISTUR3 STREETS
WILL PERMIT SPEECHES IN PARKS ON FOURTH
BRUNNERS FORGET DIVORCE IN FIGHT FOR PROPERTY
ASKS $20,000 FOR INJURIES
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
News of the Courts
MRS. DRIGGS A FORGER, IS VERDICT OF JURY
GRANTED DIVORCE FROM MAN FORMERLY INSANE
ADMITS STEALING BAG OF MONEY IN CHINESE STORE
MRS. SMITH, STEALER OF CHILD, GIVEN PROBATION
GAS CO. WINS RIGHT TO LAY MAINS IN VERNON
COUNTY SUES POWER CO. FOR PAYMENT OF TAXES
VERDICT FOR RAILWAY CO.
METAL WORKERS' UNION PAYS STRIKING MEN
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Editorial Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
HESITATES 'TWIXT LOVE AND FAMILY
MOTHER PRAYS ON JAIL STEPS FOR ERRING SON L '
Miss Vera Schaupp, Whose Romance May Be Blighted by Angry Parents
NAVAL MILITIAMEN TO CRUISE FOR PRACTICE
THREE YOUNGSTERS MEET WITH PAINFUL ACCIDENTS
EAGER TO PLEAD GUILTY; IS GIVEN CONTINUANCE
PLAN FURNISHINGS FOR NEW HALL OF RECORDS
CHIEF GALLOWAY TRIMS BILL FOR DAMAGED AUTO
BURGLARS RANSACK HOUSE; TAKE MONEY AND JEWELS
LAND CASE CONCLUDED
TEACHERS RECEIVE RAISE IN SALARY
FOLLOW PAWNSHOP TRAIL AND SEIZE ACCUSED THIEF
BROADWAY DEPT. STORE TO HAVE MONSTER SALE
ASK INJUNCTION AGAINST HONOLULU OIL COMPANY
DIXON'S ACCUSER OBJECT OF THREAT
HATFIELD'S FATHER PAYS VICTIMS OF FORGERIES
HIBERNIANS TO CELEBRATE JULY 4 AT SEAL GARDENS
FAILS TO FURNISH BOND
MARTIN AGUIRRE SAVES LIFE OF INSANE PATIENT
FEDERATION CLUB WIRES PROTEST AGAINST FIGHT
HAWAII IMPORTS NO SLAVS
SPEEDING TRAIN KILLS FIVE
TWO PARENTS SUE FOR MONEY USED BY SONS
PLANS FRUIT STEAMER LINE TO MEXICAN COAST
Arrowhead Hot Springs
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THE HERALD'S SPORTING PAGE
JEFFRIES, WITH GOVERNOR AS GUEST, WORKS FOR MOVING PICTURE MACHINE
ANGELS MAKE IT SEVEN STRAIGHT
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
BOWLING
VANDERBILT WINS !
Rialto Gossip
FITZHERBERT RATED BETTER THAN BALLOT
GITY LEAGUE STARTS OFF WITH SIX-CLUB CIRCUIT
NEW.IMMIGRATION CHIEF FOR LOS ANGELES HARBOR
JOCKEY DUGAN GETS INTO TROUBLE WITH STEWARDS
BEAVERS GET BIG LEAD AND BLANK VERNON 4-0
HOCH DER KAISER
WESTERN LEAGUE
GOLF CHAMPION WEDS
AMATEURS AT PRACTICE
MILLION ATHLETES IN COMPETITION IN 1910
SALT LAKE RESULTS
BOOSTERS' LEAGUE MEETS
COVINA WANTS GAME
SUTOR FANS TEN AND WHITEWASHES OAKLAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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TENNIS WIZARDS READY FOR FRAY
M'Loughlin and Janes Vs. Bundy and Bell in Doubles at the Virginia Courts
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NEW YORK CLAIMS SUSPECT
TWO S.C. YACHTS ENTER LONG RACE
BROWNE CASE MISTRIAL; JURY FIXING CHARGED
ESCAPED CONVICTS CLUB FATHER AND KIDNAP SON
FOREST FIRE DESTROYS TOWN; SURROUNDS ANOTHER
SHORT ACCOUNTS
TAFT AND T.R. TO MEET IN BEVERLY
QUEEN CONSORT A FINE HOUSEKEEPER
THE SAME DAY
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Los Angeles Facing a Crisis
Untitled
CONSIDERED JUSTIFIED
Not Convinced
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
"PILLARS OF SOCIETY" LANCES LIFE'S HUMBUGS
Music Notes
BOY JUMPS OFF BROOKLYN BRIDGE; WINS $250 PURSE
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
DEFEAT HOUGHTON AND HEALY IS CLUB'S SLOGAN
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
DECLARES LIGHT COS. POCKET ALL
Tax Collector Taggart Nails a Few Eleventh-Hour Roorbacks
JOHNSON SECURES 5589 SIGNATURES
Political Gossip
FERNALD RENOMINATED .
HEWITT RULES AGAINST CORPORATION PETITIONS
WHIFFEN AND STEWART AVOW FAITH TO PEOPLE
ALASKA MINER FALLS 500 FEET OVER CLIFF; KILLED
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NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
PASADENA
TO HOLD ELECTION ON HIGH SCHOOL MATTER
MILLIONAIRES FAVOR MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT
CONSIDER BUILDING PLANS OF ARROYO SECO BRIDGE
PASADENANS PLAN BIG RECEPTION TO McLACHLAN
TO DISTRIBUTE PRIZES AT AFRO-AM ERiCAN CONVENTION
WOODMEN TO CAMP
PASADENA BRIEFS
SAN BERNARDINO
SAN BERNARDINO PAYS CELEBRATION DIVIDENDS
RELATIVES AT LAW OVER POSSESSION OF HOUSE
SANTA MONICA
WOMAN CITY TREASURER SHINES AS AUCTIONEER
PLANS FINE RESIDENCE
CHURCH MEMBERS TO PICNIC
VENICE
BOY RUN OVER BY CAR SUFFERS NO INJURY
LONG BEACH
MAN WANTED BY BEACH OFFICIALS IS CAPTURED
CITY OFFICIALS TO VISIT LONG BEACH ON FOURTH
LONG BEACH PHYSICIAN ANSWERS HIS LAST CALL
LONG BEACH ITEMS
REFUSES TO DISCRIMINATE
HINDU SAILORS DESERT AND TIE UP STEAMSHIP
12 OFFER BLOOD TO SAVE CHILD
WOMAN'S ARM BROKEN
YOUTH DIES
ALLEGED SLAYER BANKRUPT
THE WEATHER
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WANT CAR SPEED LIMIT REPEALED
SLAYER OF FELLOW NEGRO SEIZED IN RIVER BED
DIDN'T KNOW WHERE HE WAS GOING-BUT POLICEMAN DID
PINED $25 FOR BATTERY
FORM LEAGUE TO GET CONVENTIONS
LIGHTING COMPANIES PROMISE 8-CENT RATE
MARATHON CANDIDATE XL FOR OFFICE UP AGAIN
BETTING EVEN ON BIG BOAT RACE
MANY DROWNED AS RIVER RUSHES OVER ITS BANKS
DREDGE TURNING BASIN IN LOS ANGELES HARBOR
ENGLAND'S QUEEN IS LOVER OF POOR LITTLE CHILDREN
McCUMBER AND GRONNA LEADING FOR U.S. SENATE
INJURED WOMAN BUEB
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