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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 279, 7 July 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
DIXON TRIAL IS AT END; REMOVAL SEEMS PROBABLE
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
USE LADDER TO RAID ALLEGED GAMBLING DEN
POLICY OF U.S. IN CENTRAL AMERICA TO BE PROTESTED
COMMISSIONER'S DAUGHTER MARRIES GREEK MINISTER
Elks White Squadron Drill Corps, Which Is on Its Way to Detroit, and Two Prominent Members of 99
TWO HUNDRED ELKS LEAVE FOR DETROIT
RUEF'S ATTORNEY RAISES JURISDICTION QUESTION
CORPORATION FUNDS NOT WANTED BY REPUBLICANS
HARDING MADE A PEER
CIGAR STUB CAUSE OF $30,000 BLAZE
JOHN D. AND ILL WIFE ON SUMMER VACATION
$400,000 IN BONDS REPORTED MISSING
HIGHWAY COMMISSION CLEARS TAFT'S SON
SUSPEND DYNAMITE OVER ROAD HARRIMANS TRAVEL
JURY FINDS THAT BLEACHED FLOUR IS ADULTERATED
STORM WRECKS CIRCUS; ONE DEAD, MANY HURT
WOMAN IS SUBJECT TO MAN, SAYS CHURCHMAN
BIG BAG HOUSE BUILT TO SPOT FUMES TESTED
COWBOY KIDS FORSAKE HORSES FOR AUTOMOBILE
UNITARIAN PUBLISHERS AND EDITORS AT STRIFE
TAKE FIRST STEPS FOR OPENING ALASKA FARMS
MOB DEMANDS SAILOR'S RELEASE FROM CITY JAIL
IMPRISON FIRST WHITE WOMAN
FEW INTERESTED IN POSTAL BANKS
TWO SAFE CRACKERS GIVE POLICE RUNNING FIGHT
SUBMARINES START ON LONG TRIAL OCEAN TRIP
FILL BOY'S POCKETS WITH . FIRECRACKERS; BURNED
RECEIVER APPOINTED
UNVEIL BIG MONUMENT
HOLDUP MEN CAPTURED AFTER ALL-NIGHT CHASE
SLOCUM TRAGEDY NEARLY REPEATED
CRAZED MOTHER DROWNS DAUGHTER IN WASHTUB
MURDEROUS FILIPINO IS PARDONED BY PRESIDENT
BUILD ROAD TO CONNECT SAN DIEGO WITH YUMA
DARING SUPERINTENDENT SAVES JOHN D.'S BENZINE
STATISTICIAN, VICTIM OF AUTO CRASH, DEAD
WANTS MARRIAGE ANNULLED
NATIONAL ACADEMY PLAN PROGRESSING
AVIATOR HAMILTON TURNS VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER
CALIFORNIA NATURALIST GIVEN $3000 POSITION
SAND BARS THREATEN SACRAMENTO TRAFFIC
FINDS PENNY OF MINTAGE OF 1722 ON STATEN ISLAND
FINDS SALESMAN'S BODY, RECEIVES $500 REWARD
TO BREAK FISH MONOPOLY
ARTIST SENDS FIANCEE $7312 AND ENDS LIFE
DENIES COAL CO. BIG DAMAGES AGAINST B. & M.
TO FORCE COMPANY TO HAVE RUSH HOUR CARS
TO REDISTRICT MISSOURI
PRINT PAPER TRUST IS DISCUSSED BY EDITORS
COMMISSION DECIDES MAY HAVE TWO RATES
DENIES SUGAR CO. HAD PHILIPPINE INTERESTS
NAVY VETERAN RETIRED
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T.R. SAYS HUGHES' IDEAS ARE RIGHT
Noted Insurgent Whose Ill Health Causes Much Concern to Friends
ROOSEVELT TO CONFER WITH NOTED INSURGENTS
WISCONSIN SOCIALISTS NOMINATE STATE TICKET
CUMMINS FORCED TO CANCEL TOUR
MIDDLETOWN WRECK IS UNDER INVESTIGATION
FIRE IN HOLD OF BIG STEAMER EXTINGUISHED
DRINKS WHISKY ON BEL WINS $1, THEN-EXPIRES
CROTHERS REAPPOINTED TO REFORM SCHOOL STAFF
DECIDE DOCTOR MUST PAY PHYSICIAN'S TAX
WANTS FIREWORKS BARRED
BRAZIL ORDERS DREADNAUQHT
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MAN WHO SHOOTS WIFE IS ARRESTED
THOMPSON TO RETURN AND FACE CHARGES OF ALTORRE
URGES CITY TO PURCHASE DESIRABLE PARK SITE
DRAUGHTSMAN ALLEGES LAND MAN FLEECED HIM
SUSPENDS HOWARD SENTENCE
TRY SECOND MARRIAGE
POSES ASS. P. EMPLOYE TO GET CREDIT ON WATCH
SUPERVISORS RECEIVE BID ON LONG BEACH BOULEVARD
LEAVES COAT IN KEEPING OF STRANGER; MONEY GONE
CITY REFUSES TO ALLOW COUNTY TO VIOLATE LAW
MINISTERIAL ASSN. WILL HOLD ELECTION OF OFFICERS
COUNTY WILL RETAIN JAILS
COLLEGE PRESIDENT TO SPEAK
PLANS ADDRESS ON TOBACCO
METHODISTS WILL MEET AT LONG BEACH FOR REUNION
VETERAN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT ON OFFICER
KIDD RETURNED TO SEATTLE
TABI.K OF TEMI'KKATIHES
DOG WITHOUT MUZZLE COSTS LYNN HELM $10
MAN WHO STABBED WIFE IS GIVEN SUSPENDED SENTENCE
PASS KEY THIEVES ROB RESIDENCE AND STORE
NEW YORKERB TO MEET
Work 24 Hours a Day
PHONE COMPANY'S CASE AGAINST CITY POSTPONED
CHARGES FAILURE TO PROVIDE
GATEMAN GRABS MAN BY SORE ARM; IS FLOORED
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MARGARET ANGLIN'S PLAY RARE TREAT
Here Are Some of the Orphans Who Will Be Given an Outing at the Beach. Will You Loan an Auto?
Club News
Music Notes
RIVAL BOOMS DEVELOP AT EDUCATORS' SESSION
ORPHANS TO ENJOY DAY ON THE SANDS AT VENICE
RUSSIANS AND JAPANESE SIGN FRIENDSHIP PLEDGE
ALLOWED VACATION
STUNS TH*EM ALL
Society
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From Mines and Oil Fields
M'KITTRICK POWER PLANT IS PLACED IN OPERATION
CASA DIABLO SHIPS BULLION WORTH $3000
MINARET MINING BELT ATTRACTS ATTENTION
DERRICKS THROWN UP IN KRAMER DISTRICT
SPRECKELS AT COALINGA
SPUDS IN NO. 2
METAL MARKETS
DEMURRERS SUSTAINED IN SUIT FOR $50,000
CLAIM JUMPERS SETTLE ON HONOLULU PROPERTY; BUILDINGS TORN DOWN
[ MINING QUOTATIONS j
MATERIAL ON GROUND
PRICES OF METAL? IN NEW YORK MARKETS
COALINGA COMPANIES BRING IN NEW WELLS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
Shipping News
NEGRO NOT INFERIOR, BUT WILL BE EXTINCT
THRONG ATTENDS FULLER FUNERAL
Personal Mention
BUILDING PERMITS
T.R. ASTRAY, IF QUOTED RIGHT, SAYS BALLINGER
TAFT WILL ENJOY REAL VACATION FOR 10 DAYS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET'S TROUBLE BLAMED ON BANKS
BUGAR AND COFFEE
COTTON AND WOOL
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SOCIETY IN THE ARENA
CHICAGO GRAIN
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
FRUIT MARKET
BANK CLEARINGS INCREASE EVEN IN DULL PERIODS
NONCOMMITTAL
LOCAL GROWN MELONS RIVAL VALLEY FRUIT
FLOUR AND FEED
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
PARADOX
FIND DEAD MAN'S BODY IN IRRIGATION DITCH
SANTA ANA BRIEFS
SUE OVER WALNUT DEAL
WANTB STREET LIGHTS
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Municipal Affairs
ANTI-PICKETING LAWS UNJUST, SAY STRIKERS
ASKS $10,300 OF CITY FOR AQUEDUCT WORKER'S DEATH
GRANTS BREWERY RIGHT TO EXTEND ANTONIO ST. SEWER
MAY COMPEL L.A.-P. TO FIX APPROACH TO TUNNEL
Y.M.C.A. OPENS YOUTHS' ANNUAL SUMMER SCHOOL
NEW INCORPORATIONS
News of the Courts
JUDGE RETIES NUPTIAL KNOT IN BRIEF MOMENT
HOYT BROWN WILL FACE BURGLARY CHARGE TODAY
SAYS HUSBAND FAILED TO PAY HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES
CLAIM FOR DAMAGES ITEM IN ESTATE OF DEAD MAN
YOUTH ACCUSED OF AUTO THEFT SENT TO WHITTIER
OIL COMPANIES IN SUIT
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
SUIT TO DETERMINE LOWER WATER RATES IS BEGUN
CORPORATION TAXES IN COUNTY SHOW INCREASE
WERDIN FILES PETITION CONTAINING 3192 NAMES
TEAMSTER WHO KILLED MAN WITH FIST FREED
SAYS MATE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE TO FRIGHTEN HER
ELEVATOR ACCIDENT VICTIM SUES FOR HEAVY DAMAGES
CITIZENSHIP PAPERS GRANTED
ROWELL ASKS PROBATION TO WORK FOR CREDITORS
LICENSE INSPECTOR REPORTB
WORRY OVER BUSINESS MAKES GROCER KILL SELF
STOLEN GOODS
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LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
PLAN BRIDGE AS LINK TO HIGHWAY
W.C.T.U. WORKERS WILL CHOOSE NEW SECRETARY
ENTHUSIASTIC NEGRO IS FINED FOR DISTURBANCE
Photo-Diagram of Proposed Intermediate Bridge Which May Span Arroyo Seco Near Pasadena Soon
LAND OWNERS ENRAGED AT $161,000 ASSESSMENT
WAITER IS HELD FOR ASSAULT WITH KNIFE
MISS FOY TO SPEAK
GRANTS PERMISSION FOR INTAKE
AUKOWHK*I> HOT NI'KINHS
WIRELESS TELEPHONE TO SUPPLANT OLD METHODS
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT BUYS COBIAN PALACE
URGES PROTECTION FOR TRAVELERS ON DESERT
IMPROVEMENT ASSN. TO MEET
BUSINESSLIKE
FIND NO REASON FOR WOMAN'S MASQUERADE
YOUTH WHO STOLE GIRL CHUM'S BANK SENT HOME
CONDUCTOR PAYS FINE FOR ABUSING POLICEMAN
COURT IS CALLED ON TO DECIDE AGE OF HORSE
LA.-P. DENIES STIRRING UP FEELING AGAINST COUNCIL
ORDERED TO JAIL FOR DISTURBING THE PEACE
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
STORY THAT JEFFRIES WAS DOPED READILY CREDITED BY HIS FRIENDS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL TEAM FINALLY WINS GAME
FAMOUS STALLION DEAD
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
JEFF BEATEN BY DISQUALIFICATION
INTERNATIONAL GOLF IS PLAN OF NEXT SEASON
PICTURE MEN TO ASK INJUNCTION
ANGEL OUTFIELDER WHOSE HOMER WON GAME FROM SEALS
WESTERN LEAGUE
LOS ANGELES DELIGHTS FANS BY WINNING SIXTH STRAIGHT GAME
FITZGERALD FALTERS AND COMMUTERS WIN
■» » > NIGHT RIDER IS VICTOR
JEFF MAINTAINS SILENT ATTITUDE
RACING RESULTS
BLUNDERS BY BEAVERS GIVE GAME TO VERNON
JOHNSON SAYS WILL RETIRE FOR ONE YEAR
INVITE TEN CLUBS TO ENTER IN BIG REGATTA
JOHNSON TO BE GIVEN WELCOME TO CHICAGO
YANKEE REVIVES HORSE SWAPPING
SCANDINAVIAN AVIATORS MAKE PERILOUS FLIGHTS
GIRL KILLED, FOUR HURT, WHEN AUTO LEAVES BRIDGE
WOMAN DIES OF WOUND
TO PICNIC AT LONG BEACH
BUILDING DOUBLE TRACK
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS WILL ASK PAY INCREASE
CHARGED WITH TRYING TO BRIBE BROWNE JUROR
FOUR ARE INDICTED FOR LOOTING POLICE FUND
AMERICAN ZIONISTS CLOSE BIG CONVENTION
BARK OF ST. BERNARD RESCUES EIGHTEEN MEN
PHYSICIAN TO LECTURE
WOMAN SCALDS SELF
OPTICIANS WILL CLOSE EARLY
FIRE IS UNDER CONTROL
DROWN IN LAUNCH ACCIDENT
LEAVES HUSBAND WHO LOVES FARM
CAVALIERI ON MARRIAGE
SHE WOULD NOT BE DECEIVED
OH, THAT'S DIFFERENT
LANTERNS ON KITES GIVE POLICE AIRSHIP MYSTERY
NEED AMERICAN GRAPE VINES IN THE OLD WORLD
BULLET IN SKULL TOO BIG FOR HOLE
ADVOCATES JUVENILE COURT IN THE SCHOOL
HARD HEADED
OUR PUZZLING LANGUAGE
Untitled
EXTENSION PHONES
DETROIT AND WINDSOR
TAKING CHANCES
MISCHIEVOUS TALK
An Inauspicious Time for Explanation
"23" FOR RUEF?
THOSE PICTURES
WAIT PATIENTLY FOR HIM
Far and Wide
Political Gossip
SUNSHINE MAIDEN
Merely in Jest
Public Letter Box
Wonders of the Bodily Cell
Old Callings That Survive
Tariff and Packed Jury
Curry's Disappointing Platform
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERB
AROUND TOWN
Political News
UPHOLDS DIRECT PRIMARY SYSTEM
View of Long Beach Pier, Showing Fifty-Foot Break, and Three Cottages Wrecked by Record Ground Swells
L.-R. LEAGUE OFFICIALS SEEK CAMPAIGN FUNDS
DISPUTS OVER BIG FIGHT LEADS TO NEGROES STABBING
ACCUSED OF THEFT
WINS $25 BY CARRYING FIFTY POUNDS ONE MILE
CRICKETERS ELECT OFFICERS
HIGH TIDES AT LONG BEACH DO $50,000 DAMAGE TO STRUCTURE
WATTS RESIDENT, CONFUSED IN CITY INJURED BY AUTO
TO FURNISH POWER
VERA B. SCHAUPP FACES ACCUSERS
SISTERS ATTEND SECOND SESSION OF INSTITUTE
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
VENICE
TEN-YEAR-OLD SAVES CHILD FROM DROWNING
WOULD-BE PEACEMAKER IS BRUISED AND BITTEN
RETIRING EDUCATOR TAKES VENICE COTTAGE
REDLANDS CLEANER BURNED IN PECULIAR ACCIDENT
REDLANDS BREVITIES
OCEAN PARK
INVENTOR EXHIBITS WIRELESS TELEPHONE
NOVEL APARTMENT HOUSE PLANNED FOR OCEAN PARK
POMONA TRUSTEES PLAN IMPROVEMENT OF STREETS
POMONA BRIEFS
TO PROBE DEADLINESS OF COCCUS LONGULUS
VETERAN REPORTS ROBBERY
MARRIAGE LICENSES
PASADENA
WILL USE 200 AUTOS TO ENTERTAIN DOCTORS
MUNICIPAL LIGHT USERS INCREASED MORE THAN 1000
PASADENA SCHOOL BOARD TO ADVERTISE BOND ISSUE
ANTI-VACCINATION SUSTAINED
CHARGES TWO WITH THEFT
WOMAN'S LEAGUE TO PICNIC
COKER JURY DISAGREES
BUILDING PERMITS
LONG BEACH
PAINS IN HEAD CAUSE PARISH TO END LIFE
DAUGHTER IS SEARCHING FOR MISSING ARIZONAN
ATTEMPT TO END LIFE DUE TO HALLUCINATION
YOUTH ACCUSED OF THEFT; SQUANDERED COIN ON GIRL
SAN BERNARDINO
CONTRACT OF AVIATOR ELATES MINING MEN
DRIVEN OUT BY SNOW
PLAN RACING MATINEE
THE WEATHER
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THWARTS LAW BY TAKING OWN LIFE
NICARAGUA HALTS AT PAYING DOUBLE DUTY
A BENEVOLENT CENSOR
LUCKY BALDWIN'S DOCTOR GRANTED FEE OF $15,000
NEW RELIGION TO ACCEPT GEOLOGY
TRAINMEN VOTE ON STRIKE FOR INCREASE OF WAGES
REFRIGERATOR SHORTAGE MAY RESULT FROM STRIKE
FOREST FIRES RAGING IN THE CASITAS VALLEY
RAIN CHECKS FLAMES' MENACE IN WISCONSIN
COMPENSATION
MISTAKE OFFICERS FOR BAD BURGLARS
FRENCH AVIATORS SEEK HONOR HELD BY CURTISS
ANGELENO'S BALLOON LANDS NEAR SAN BERNARDINO
CHARGE FATHER PLIED LITTLE GIRL WITH LIQUOR
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