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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 274, 2 July 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CITRUS MEN WIN FIGHT FOR LOWER RATES FROM S. P.
ALASKAN INSURGENT NAMED TO RUN FOR CONGRESS DELEGATE
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
OPERATE ON BABY TO ENABLE IT TO CRY
URGE REMOVAL OF ALASKA GOVERNOR; REGULARS FLAYED
ALEXANDER HITS MACHINE HARD AT SAN BERNARDINO
FIND NEW INDICTMENT AGAINST SEN. BRODERICK
SNUB MAY FORCE ROOSEVELT INTO POLITICAL FIGHT
Lieut. G. H. Williams, Appointed Captain to Succeed Charles Dixon
AVIATOR CRASHES ON BROKEN FLYER
TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS OCCUR AT OAKLAND
S. P. SAYS 'GUILTY' TO REBATE CHARGE
CHESTER'S MAYOR STOPS HAZING OF NEWLYWEDS
NORWEGIAN MINISTER DIES
ANGELENO IS HONORED
PERJURY CHARGED TO PURITY SQUAD; DIXON SUSPENDED
GOVERNMENT EXPENSES LAST YEAR $659,662,000
FISHERMEN MAKE LONG VOYAGE IN SMALL BOAT
GOVERNOR PARDONS FLOOD, ALAMEDA CO, EMBEZZLER
PLEAD TO SECOND DEGREE MURDER IN LYNCHING CASE
TOURIST SHOOTS MEXICAN IN WYOMING SALOON BRAWL
ACCUSED WOMAN SENT TO ASYLUM FOR INSANE
ALLEGED EMBEZZLERS TO BE RETURNED FROM RENO
NORTH DAKOTA PRIMARIES SHOW STALWARTS IN LEAD
FIVE NAMED AS ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGERS OF ROAD
S. P. TAKES FRESNO LINE
SUPERINTENDENT OF BANKS QUITS
CHOOSE COMMITTEE TO ARBITRATE METAL STRIKE
HAVEN, GOVERNOR'S NEW SECRETARY, BEGINS WORK
COMPTROLLER ISSUES CALL FOR BANK STATISTICS
BUSH FIRES SWEEP TWO TOWNS; STILL RAGING
KRUTTSCHNITT SAYS CROP PROSPECTS ARE EXCELLENT
PURITY CRUSADERS SEEK SCALP OF MAYOR LLOYD
TWO KILLED, ONE INJURED IN A SANTA FE CRASH
COTTON CROP CONDITION SHOWS SLIGHT INCREASE
SOLDIER ON SCOUT DUTY FALLS OFF 50 FOOT CLIFF
ROUMANIAN QUEEN SUFFERS ATTACK OF APPENDICITIS
ITALIAN DREADNOUGHT TO BE LAUNCHED IN SUMMER
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NEW COUNCILMEN TAKE UP DUTIES
Councilmen-elect Stewart and Whiffen Taking Oath in Office of City Clerk H. J. Lelande
FIVE-YEAR SENTENCE ON EXTORTION CHARGE
DR. HYDE TO GO HOME TO WELCOME THE STORK
STRANGLED WITH WIRE; HURLED INTO RIVER
AUNT OF NOTED HOOSIER POET DIES AT SAN DIEGO
HORRIBLE THOUGHT
SOUTHEASTERN RAILROAD MEN THREATEN STRIKE
A DIFFERENT KINO
AUSTRIAN STUDENTS MIX IN BLOODY RACE RIOT
PORT OF N. Y. COLLECTS $224,250,000 IN YEAR
PIONEER DIES
STATE ENDS FISCAL YEAR WITH INCREASED EXPENSE
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WAITER STABS MAN AS PATRONS TAUNT
ARRAIGN MAN CHARGED WITH FORGING CHECK
REDLANDS BRIEFS
MAJOR ROVER DECLINES TO RUN FOR ASSEMBLYMAN
POMONANS WILL PASS HOLIDAY AT BEACHES
GEN. SHERMAN ENTERTAINS
IRVIN C. LOUIS, WHO WON WATCH FOB IN Y. M. C. A. CONTEST
REDONDO HAS PLANS FOR 'CITY BEAUTIFUL'
MAJOR WHITEHEAD WILL BUILD VAUDEVILLE HOUSE
SUES FOR $98,219
GRANT LIQUOR PRIVILEGES
WOMAN 75 YEARS OLD WINS IN ORATORICAL CONTEST
WINS PRIZE IN Y.M.C.A. CONTEST FOR MEMBERS
WAITRESSES STRIKE AND VETERANS GO HUNGRY
GHOSTS WALK DECKS OF DISMANTLED LINER
HUMAN PINCUSHION MAY DIE FROM BLOOD POISONING
PYTHIAN KNIGHTS OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY OF CHARTER
CORONER ENTERS DESERT TO RECOVER HEAT VICTIM
SELLS LUMBER BUSINESS
The Theaters
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HEWITT PRESENTS ANTI-PICKET LAW
SCOTCHMEN TO PICNIC THE FOURTH OF JULY
FORMER CONGRESSMAN DEAD
DEATH BRINGS '30' TO 'LARRY' DALEY
Personal Mention
LAWRENCE F. DALEY, NEWSPAPER REPORTER WHO DIED YESTERDAY
HOYT IS HELD TO ANSWER EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
CUPID WINS IN RACE AGAINST MOTORCYCLE
ORDERS TORPEDO FLEET TO RUSH TO SAN DIEGO
RESIGNATIONS OF DANISH CABINET MEMBERS ACCEPTED
NAVAS' DEMURRER OVERRULED
FLAYS MODERN MARRIAGE AND SYSTEM OF DIVORCE
CHECKS BIDS FOR HALL OF RECORDS FURNITURE
STAMP SALES IN CITY $116,675 IN ONE MONTH
KENNEL OWNERS PAY FOR HENS DOGS KILLED
RUNAWAY COLLIDES WITH BUGGY; DOCTOR INJURED
HITS NEGRO; GETS FIVE DAYS
COLORED MAN AND WIFE TAKE SHOT AT EACH OTHER
WATERWAYS ASSN. TO MEET
Club News
TWELVE YEARS IN PRISON
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From Mines and Oil Fields
NOVEL TREATING PLANT INSTALLED AT LOMPOC
GETS CONCESSION TO CONSTRUCT RAILROAD
MINE BEING REOPENED MAY BE BIG PRODUCER
DRILLERS NEAR GOLDFIELD PULL TOOLS FROM WELL
IN TEMPLOR DISTRICT
Arrowhead Hot SprlnxN
AMERICAN OILFIELDS BRINGS IN WELL FAR OUT IN MIDWAY FIELD
SANTA FE STRIKES GALENA
MINING QUOTATIONS
♦ » «• — METAL MARKETS
YAPAVAI COUNTY MINE CHANGES OWNERSHIP
UNITED VERDE EXTENSION IS READY TO DELIVER ORE
OIL DIVIDENDS LARGE
BUILDING PERMITS
Shipping News
DUN'S WEEKLY LTTER
COTTON AND WOOL
ADMIT 1.035.545 ALIENS • TO U. S.; SHOWS INCREASE
•-•-• WILL SAVE SAND
EXCAVATORS STRIKE QUARTZ
TABLE OF XEMI'ERATUKES
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET RELIEVED BY SHORT COVERS
FRUIT MARKET
IVtARKET ANNEX TO BE BUILT
FINANCIAL
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
NEW YORK COTTON
RANCH EGGS ADVANCE IS ONE CENT A DOZEN
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
I BANK CLEARINGS |
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
$500,000 OFFER IS MADE FOR METHODIST CORNER
BUSINESS SUSPENDED UNTIL AFTER FOURTH
HERBERT BURDETT RETURNS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
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News of the Courts
NOT SESSIONS TO END BRUNNER DIVORCE SUIT
CLAIMS HUSBAND MADE HER SLEEP IN CELLAR
COMBAT INHERITANCE TAX ON THE BALDWIN ESTATE
JURY DEBATING GIRL'S CHARGES AGAINST MAN
COPYRIGHT LAW CAUSES SALOON TO CHANGE NAME
WOMAN GETS JUDGMENT AGAINST POWER COMPANY
NEW INCORPORATIONS
THIEF SENT TO JAIL
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
CHARGED WITH FORGERY, HE BLAMES OIL WELL DRILLER
COST OF SUIT MORE THAN THE JUDGMENT
HOTEL OWNER SUES LIGHT CORPORATION FOR $20,000
PETITION TO CHANGE NAME
SEEK TO ADOPT NIECE
RECEIPTS LARGE
DRIGGS APPLICATION SET
JUNE MARRIAGES
DOSE OF DECAYED EGGS MAN'S CURE FOR PASTOR
PHONE RATE CASE WILL BE HEARD THIS MORNING
BIMJLSI KVTHS
Municipal Affairs
CITY COMPLETES BIG PROGRAM FOR FOURTH
ONE HUNDRED READY TO PROTEST ON DISTRICT
MILK ORDINANCE GOES TO COUNCIL COMMITTEE
WORKS BOARD CENSURES CITY GARBAGE COLLECTOR
AQUEDUCT WANTS $10,000 TO REPAIR STEAM SHOVELS
SOCIETY PLANS TO END WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC
COUNCILMEN ARRIVE LATE FOR SESSION
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES AUTOMOBILE FIRE WAGONS
SANTA FE OPENS NEW LINE AND ITS FULLERTON CUTOFF
A. & C. RAILROAD OPENED
GOVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS FOR CIVIL SERVICE PLACES
.« « » VOSKMITK VAI.I.KV KXCURSION JULY S
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
THROW SIDELIGHT ON STRANGE CASE
RECRUITING STATION RESUMES OPERATIONS
THINKS LITTLE CRIPPLE IS ON WAY TO CURE
NUMKIHOAr, TJSLEPIIONK DIRKCTOUY
Winners in the Herald Contest
MISS VAN ALLEN WINS THE HOME
WILL HOLD NEGROES FOR MURDER OF CHAS. SMITH
AUTO INJURES SCHOOL GIRL; ' DRIVER FAILS TO REPORT
WHITE SQUADRON WILL BOOST HARD
ST. PATRICK'S PARISH PLANS MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL
SEEKS GOLDEN BALM FROM P. E. RAILWAY FOR INJURIES
SPIEGEL IS ARRESTED ON WARRANT FROM NEW YORK
COMBINED TELEPHONE BOOK CONTAINS MUCH INFORMATION
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
RUMORS HAVE JEFF NEARLY KILLED, BUT WHITE MAN'S HOPE STILL LIVES
LONG BEACH ITEMS
Which Cracker Will Blow Up First?
Rialto Gossip
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
THORSEN WINS DESPITE ERRORS
VERNON LANDS HARD AND WINS FROM PORTLAND
TWO HOME RUNS HELP OAKS TO BEAT SEALS
WESTERN LEAGUE
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FAST TENNIS ON VIRGINIA COURTS
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
RACING RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SUGAR AND COFFEE
RECORDS SMASHED AT INDIANAPOLIS
EAST SWELTERS AMID EXTREME HEAT WAVES
SEIZE FIVE ON CHARGE OF ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION
BROUGHER IS SPEAKER AT C. E. CONVENTION
REPORT ON ACCUSED OIL CO.'S SOON TO BE MADE
KING'S OATH STILL OFFENDS IRELAND
EX-CONVICT ASKS DIVORCE FROM HIS CONVICT WIFE
AMERICAN YACHT WINS; WILHELM'S BOAT OUT
AMERICAN DIPLOMAT DIES
FLOUR CASES END
EXPLOSION KILLS DRUGGIST
STAKES LIFE FOR FORTUNE IN WOOD
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Untitled
Another Word to the Electric Companies
THE NEXT JOB
TEACHERS' PAY
Next!
PATRIOT HERRIN
A NEW TRIBUTARY
Far and Wide
THE PRIZE FIGHT
ABOUT JOHN D.
Merely in Jest
State Press Echoes
Public Letter Box
OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES
AN UNWELCOME THEORY
FIREWORKS AND FIREWATER
THE VACATION
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
DUTY MAKES CONSTABLE DO FIVE-MILE MARATHON
REALIZE SUBSTANTIAL SUM FROM Y. M. C. A. GLEE CLUB
BANKS' DEPOSITS GAIN $17.000.000
M'ELVAINE IS OPPOSED TO STATE CORPORATION TAX
WIT, HUMOR AND*LOVE LETTERS
OUR COUNTRY, 'TIS OF THEE
View in the Proposed Civic Center, Which Will Help Advertise Los Angeles Through the East
SAYS CITY'S GROWTH DUE TO ENFORCEMENT OF LAW
Statement of Los Angeles Banks, July 1st, 1910
NURSES RECEIVE DIPLOMAS OF POMONA VALLEY SCHOOL
TRICKS ANY hTTbBY CAN LEARN
WEESNER DISCHARGED
COMPLETE LONG BEACH AND WILMINGTON LINE
stephenV petition complete
89,627 NAMES ON GREAT REGISTER OF COUNTY
BABY SOLE SURVIVOR OF TWO FAMILIES ADOPTED
APPRECIATIVE READER
THE WHEAT EARS
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
CONGRESSMAN M'LACHLAN HONORED BY PASADENANS
LAND DEDICATED TO CITY FOR ARROYO BOULEVARD
NO PRAYERS FOR JACK
TAKEN TO PARENTS' HOME
I. O. O. F. DEDICATION
ORDAINED AS MINISTER
PLAN NOISE FOR FOURTH
LAST PRACTICE GAME
LIBRARY RULES
SANTA MONICA
FALLS OVER PRECIPICE; INJURIES ARE SLIGHT
SALVATIONISTS ARRANGE SUMMER CAMP FOR POOR
SAN PEDRO
DREDGERS ARE WORKING ON HARBOR CONSTRUCTION
BEAVER AND BEAR CUT TIME TO SAN FRANCISCO
BRIGHTON BEACH HOTEL AT TERMINAL IS OPENED
COURT SUSTAINS MAYOR
DIVORC^ GRANTED
LONG BEACH
AUTOISTS HAVE NARROW ESCAPE FROM RUNAWAY
LONG BEACH POLICE ASK $15455 APPROPRIATION
TO FINE AUTOISTS $1 WHO SIDESTEP PARADE
OBSERVE SILVER WEDDING
VENICE
LINEMAN FALLS 30 FEET WITH POLE; IS UNINJURED
VENICE BOWLERS WIN
SAN BERNARDINO
COLTON WAKES UP TO FIND ITSELF DRY TOWN
SANTA ANA
PHYSICIAN SUES ELECTRIC COMPANY TO RECOVER FEE
COURT FINES DAIRYMEN
OCEAN PARK
OCEAN PARK OFFICIALS SATISFIED WITH FINANCES
THE WEATHER
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MINISTERS SELECT PATRIOTIC THEMES
DIOCESAN SISTERS TO MEET AT SANTA MONICA
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ENTERTAIN FAIR GUESTS
FISH PEDDLER'S MUSIC COSTS HIM A FINE
MURDERER ELECTROCUTED
BENEFIT FOR S.P.C.A. CROWDS THE BELASCO
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