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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 278, 6 July 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FOOTBALL RUINS BEST IN YOUTH, STATES JORDAN
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
PRINCE MARRIES DOROTHY DEACON DESPITE PROTEST
BALLINGER WITH PRESIDENT, TALKS ON RECLAMATION
SEAMAN AND MINER SAYS HE FOUND COOK'S RECORD
BOARD IS NAMED TO AID SALE OF AQUEDUCT BONDS
COMMISSIONERS TO CONFER
Aqueduct Advisory Board Appointed Yesterday by Action of City Council
DR. CUPID CURES HOSPITAL INMATE
HYDE SENTENCED FOR LIFE TERM
BIG STICK SWINGS IN THE FIGHT TO CRUSH BALLINGER
CIRCUIT COURT UPHOLDS THE RECLAMATION ACT
WHO IS TO BUY NEW CLOTHES FOR PRISONERS?
PRESIDENT MAY PAROLE FORMER BANK PRESIDENT
FOREST FIRES PREVENT ESCAPE FROM VILLAGE
FOLK GIVEN LUNCHEON BY DENVER DEMOCRATS
WACO AND SAN ANTONIO PLAY LONG GAME TO TiE
ESTRADA PLANS TO BOOM AN ATLANTIC REPUBLIC
VINEYARDISTS GIVE NOTICE OF INTENTIONS TO FIGHT
CONDUCTORS STUDY WAGE CONDITIONS ON PENNA R. R.
FATHER-IN-LAW SLAYS MAN IN MADERA SALOON
UNIDENTIFIED MEXICAN FOUND DEAD IN ARIZONA
David Starr Jordan, Who Declares Football Destroys Best in Youth
DENOUNCE ANNEXATION OF KOREA BY JAPAN
FOUR BADLY INJURED WHEN AUTO OVERTURNS
ACTOR COLLIER REMARRIES TO CLEAR TITLE TO ESTATE
POSTAL BANK DIRECTORS WILL MEET AT BEVERLY
KILLS GIRL; ENDS LIFE
DEMOCRATS WILL HAVE WESTERN HEADQUARTERS
TEN DAY SENTENCE OF A. P. HEINZE STANDS
GOVERNOR SANDERS WILL TAKE TOGA OF McENERY
GLEAVES TO COMMAND U. S. SHIP
VICKSBURG PARTY VICTIMS
FORMER CHANCELLOR IS PUT TO DEATH IN CHILE
ONE DEATH IN NEW YORK DUE TO FOURTH FIREWORKS
RHEIMS AVIATION MEET ESTABLISHES NEW RECORDS
ARRESTED HERE, IS TO BE TAKEN TO SEATTLE
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BLAMES WRECK TO TRAIN DISPATCHER
RAILWAY TICKET OFFICE LOOTED OF $2537 IN COIN
TO TRY 12 FOR MOBBING JAIL TO GET AT NEGRO
FAMOUS MINSTREL MAN'S WIDOW DIES IN NEW YORK
URGE PORTO RICO FOR COCOANUT GROWING
MAN'S SKELETON FOUND ON MOUNT TAMALPAIS
RUSSIAN SECRET POLICE ARREST CORRESPONDENTS
AMERICAN-GERMAN FAIR FOR 1911 IS ABANDONED
LIFE GUARD AT CORONADO SAVES LOS ANGELES MAN
WOMAN DISARMS NEGRO, FORCES HIM TO FLEE
SON CRUSHES HEAD OF HIS SLEEPING FATHER
WOMAN 25 YEARS POSES AS A MAN
FORMER CONGRESSMAN DROPS DEAD AT WORK
P. C. BROWN, ELECTED EVANGELICAL SUPT. OF STATE C. E. UNION
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS ELECT STATE OFFICERS
DICKINSON INSPECTS HONOLULU'S DEFENSES
REBUILD PLATFORM MADE BY NON-UNION WORKMEN
FIRE BURNS LONG CREEK
MYSTERIOUS FIRE AT LATON
LONG BEACH TIDES WREAKING HAVOC
ANOTHER BROWNSVILLE COURT MARTIAL ENDED
LONDON WOMAN WINS LONG FIGHT OVER CHILD
GERMANY WOULD MAKE SYNDICATE PACT WITH U. S.
ARMY OFFICERS OFF FOR DUTY IN PHILIPPINES
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RUMOR LOCKARD IN KANSAS CITY
BATHER DROWNS IN SURF
WHEAT CROP POOR
FALL KILLS ITALIAN
TWO SWEPT OVER MILL DAM
TRESTLE COLLAPSES
OPERATE ON JUDGE LING
CITY ASSESSMENT SHOWS INCREASE
TWO MEN HURT BY A RUNAWAY HORSE
COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED BY LUSK
REPORTS ATTACKS TO THE PREMIER
BLEACHED FLOUR IN JURY'S HANDS
PALLBEARERS NAMED FOR FULLER FUNERAL
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Society
Three Prominent Spiritualists Who Are Attending Annual Camp Meeting Being Held in Mineral Park
Club News
STATEHOOD AND FOURTH CELEBRATED AT GLOBE
BALLOON STARTS FIRE
SPIRITUALIST CAMPERS CHATTER WITH SPOOKS
The Theaters
SANE FOURTH RESULTED IN DECREASE IN CASUALTIES
THOMPSON BALKS WHEN HE IS REFUSED BERTH
PREVENT MISSOURI MOB FROM LYNCHING NEGRO
TRIES TO SAVE ANOTHER, AND BOTH ARE DROWNED
MILLIONAIRE LEAVES $95,000 TO BAPTISTS
PORTER KILLS PROPRIETOR; ANOTHER NEGRO KILLED
WOMAN DIES IN AUTO WRECK
SURGEON ADAMS DEAD
N. Y. POLITICIANS ACCUSED
FILES 400 PETITIONS
PIONEER DEAD
DIRECTORIES WIN ONE GAME AND DRAW ONE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WIELANDS WIN SNAPPY GAME FROM GLENDALE
CIVIL WAR VETERAN TO BECOME MINISTER AT 65
TO ELECT OFFICERS
JAPANESE RELEASED
OFF FOR YOSEMITE
ANDERSONS WINNERS IN FIERCE SWATTING BEE
SALT LAKE ENTRIES
T. R. POLICIES PLATFORM OF DAKOTA REPUBLICANS
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From Mines and Oil Fields
BIG INTERESTS MAY BUY M'CRACKEN MINE
MARKETING COMPANIES KEEP QUIET ABOUT CUT
AMBER DEEPENS WELL IN MIDWAY DISTRICT
LOS ANGELES MEN AFTER RICH SINALOA PROPERTY
UNCLE SAM INVESTIGATES CALIFORNIA OIL SUPPLY
ROTARY STIMULATES COALINGA DRILLING
A NEW NAME
IS CALIFORNIA TO HAVE SPINDLE TOP DISTRICT?
MINING QUOTATIONS
A STARTLER
BEEN THERE HIMSELF
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKETS
Shipping News
BUILDING PERMITS
GERMANY ISSUES GUIDE FOR HUSBAND'S CONDUCT
DOG CATCHER THINKS NEW JOB NO SINECURE
CHIC BAY STATE GIRL WANTS COWBOY HUSBAND
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
PRICES ON LOAN STOCKS TUMBLE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
PACIFIC HOPS
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
LIMA BEAN CROP SHORT
CHICAGO GRAIN
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
PACIFIC CQAST TRADE
SUGAR AND COFFEE
SWEEPING CHANGES IN PRODUCE PRICES
FRUIT MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
MUSCAT GRAPE CROP
FLOUR AND FEED
BOSTON WOOL
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
COTTON AND WOOL
VALUE OF MUSIC
NEW JERSEY BLOCKS LITTLE CUPID'S GAME
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News of the Courts
CHARGES FRAUD IN OIL COMPANY'S MANAGEMENT
MOTHER PETITIONS TO ADOPT OWN DAUGHTERS
JURORS DRAWN FOR JULY IN JUDGE MOSS' COURT
COURT IN DILEMMA AS CHARGES ARE TWISTED
FOUND NOT GUILTY IN FICTITIOUS CHECK CASE
CHAMPAGNE DINNER STORY CAUSES ACTION IN COURT
COURT GRANTS FREEDOM TO MISMATED COUPLES
NEW INCORPORATIONS
MAN WHO SELLS MINE FOUND TO BE OWNER
HAMAKER LOSES POINT IN FIGHT OVER ESTATE
TALESMEN ANNOUNCED IN HOUSER'S COURT
MAY FREE MAN WHO MURDERED WITH FIST
COURT READY TO DIVIDE E. J. BALDWIN ESTATE
THIEF LOOTS HOUSE
FIRE DESTROYS COTTAGE
Municipal Affairs
FIRE COMMISSIONER TO WAR ON LOAN SHARKS
CiTY MAY FORCE CARS TO USE SPEEDOMETERS
POSTPONE FULL-STOP STREET CAR ORDINANCE
BOARD FAILS TO ACT
SPUR TRACK GRANTED
LISSNER AGAIN HEADS BOARD
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
MRS. KUHN ARRAIGNED
TEXTILE MILLS CLOSE
CRITIC OF GALLOWAY REINSTATED ON FORCE
LABOR REPRESENTATIVES OPPOSE NEW ORDINANCE
STAATS GETS BONDS
POLICE HEADQUARTERS TO HOLD BARGAIN DAY
NEGRO TEAMSTER IS HELD FOR CUTTING WHITE MAN
WATER IN GASOLINE TANK, LAUNCH PARTY ADRIFT
PATENTS ARE GRANTED TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIANS
STOPS NEW RELIGIOUS ORDERS
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
WHITE SQUADRON READY FOR TRIP
DOG BITES GIRL AND IS KILLED AFTER LONG RUN
Elks' Glee Club and White Squadron Officers Who Will Leave Tonight for the Reunion at Detroit
FRENCH NOBLEMEN ARE ENCHANTED WITH CITY
HORSE AND MULES SEND TWO MEN TO HOSPITAL
COMPANY FAILS TO KEEP CONTRACT IS REPORT
ARRESTED AS DRUNK, WANTED FOR MURDER
CORONADO HOTEL MANAGER RETURNS FROM ALASKA
CANADIAN CLUB PRESENTS ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS RECEIVES LIGHTING BIDS
DR. DE FOREST TO LECTURE ON WIRELESS TELEPHONE
ASKS CHANGES IN PHONE ORDINANCE
TO CONVERT GLENDORA TRAIL INTO AUTO ROAD
ASKS RULING ABOUT SALE OF HIS WINES
LOS ANGELES SHIPS DAILY 1600 TONS OF PACKAGES
KINNEY WILL SUCCEED PASADENA PRINCIPAL
HUftT BY FALL FROM CAR
PIECE OF IRON FALLS AND LACERATES MAN'S THROAT
PLAYGROUND COMMISSION ASKS AN APPROPRIATION
U. OF C. TO HAVE COURSE IN SCIENTIFIC FARMING
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
LANGFORD ONLY FIGHTER LEFT WHO SHOULD HAVE CHANCE AT CHAMPION
HUBBARD WINS MEDAL AT REVOLVER SHOOT
STOVE REPAIRERS WIN
'PEANUTS' WINS
MISS MAY SUTTON REIGNS QUEEN OF LAWN TENNIS
BOWLING
SENATORS PROVE EASY FOR OAKLAND SLUGGERS
CARSON PROVES PUZZLE TO FORMER TEAM MATES
LOS ANGELES BOAT THIRD IN RACES AT VICTORIA
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
PETE DALEY PULLS OFF A CATCH THAT ELECTRIFIES FANS
KING JAMES, LONG SHOT, WINS BRIGHTON HANDICAP
BEDWELL'S STABLE IS SUSPENDED AT LATONIA
JOCKEY DUGAN ILL
ANGELS MAINTAIN WINNING STREAK BY TAKING FIRST GAME FROM SEALS
News of Amateur World
AMERICAN BOAT WIN 3
EXPERT WIELDER OF THE'RACKET IS IN HER BEST FORM
JEFF'S NERVOUS SYSTEM SHATTERED BEFORE HE ENTERED RENO ARENA
OGDEN ROUGHNECKS DARE JOHNSON TO LEAVE CAR
NEGRO SLAYER IS KILLED
Trout Fishing Opportunities of the California Streams Bring Tourists
WHIPPING STREAMS FOR FINNY BEAUTIES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
QUEEN T 111 WINS
DENY RUMOR OF PAROLE
LOS ANGELES TO BAR FIGHT FILMS
IOWAN WINS $5000 IN MISSISSIPPI REGATTA
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Untitled
PARTY REBELLION
AMUSING
"PROTECTION"
Marooned
ALL ANTI-MACHINE
"THE LOVE OF MONEY"
Far and Wide
PLENTY FOR TWELVE
ADVICE TO SUMMER GIRLS
Merely in Jest
Public Letter Box
Privileges of the King
The Famous Oregon Trail
Insurgents Are Strong in Kansas
Solace for Fat People
Poisons from the Emotions
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
Arrowhead Hot Spring!
TO CAMPAIGN IN EVENING CLOTHES
STRIKERS ASK COURT TO MODIFY ITS INJUNCTION
Fence Denounced as "Spite" Structure, and Sign Giving Name of Wealthy Pasadenan Who Built It
RICH MEN SPLIT OVER ALLEGED SPITE FENCE
FOR CENTENNIAL FAIR
CUT CAPTIVE BALLOON LOOSE FOR LONG TRIP
VOTERS MUST SHOW COLORS BEFORE GOING TO POLLS
BLACK CAT STANDS GUARD OVER BODY OF OLD MASTER
HOT.HEADED
DICK FERRIS CANDIDATE FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR
WEDDINGS MADE EASY FOR TURKISH COUPLES
DECREE OF KAISER MAKES ALSATIANS SPEAK GERMAN
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
NOISE OF FIRECRACKERS IS STILLED FOR GOOD
PASADENA DRIVEN MOTOR MAD BY JULY 4 RACES
PASTOR ON VACATION TO MAKE TOUR OF EAST
BRIDGE COMPROMISE IS DISCUSSED BY BOARD
OFFICERS RE-ELECTED
IS GOOD GUESSER
REBEKAHS INSTALLED
PASADENA BREVITIES
SAN BERNARDINO
STARTS A SUIT TO KEEP LIME DUST FROM ORCHARD
STARTS WORK ON DAM
GETS BULLET WOUND IN THIGH THROUGH ACCIDENT
WHEN VISITING
LONG BEACH
MONEY NOT EVERYTHING, SAYS LOS ANGELES HEAD
E. L. COVERT DIES FROM CHRONIC HEART TROUBLE
TOY PISTOL INJURES GIRL
BID ON POSTOFFICE SITE
PTOMAINE ATTACKS MASSEUR
REDLANDS BREVITIES
SANTA ANA
ORANGE COUNTY WILL ORGANIZE BELL CLUBS
FILE LEASES
MARRIAGE LICENSES
POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS GAIN
THE WEATHER
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GRIEVANCES TOLD BY WILMINGTON
FAILS TO FIND FLAW " IN VAGRANCY COMPLAINT
ONE HUNDRED ARRESTS FOLLOW FOURTH AND FIGHT
COURT REVERSES WALNUT INSURANCE DECISION
AUTOIST FINED $5 FOR DAMAGE TO STREET CAR
SUPERVISORS CONSIDER COUNTY ASSESSMENT ROLL
DEPUTY SHERIFF SHOOTS HIMSELF IN THE FOOT
TWO NEGROES ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE OF MURDER
SPOILS BAD MAN DREAM
CULVERT CONTRACT AWARDED
Personal Mention
WOMEN HIRE SHIP TO SUPPLY TOWN
SENSATIONS EXPECTED AT CAPT. DIXON'S TRIAL
FINED FOR SPEEDING
TUII.i: OF TEMPERATURES
VIOLINIST WINS PRINCESS' LOVE
BUCKET SHOP GANG MAY AGAIN SWINDLE LONDON
GERMANS RAISE CUSTOMS DUTY ON FRENCH WINES
TURKEY MILITARY BUDGET GETS HEAVY INCREASE
DUE PRECAUTIONS
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