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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 280, 8 July 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FIFTY THOUSAND GARMENT MAKERS IN GOTHAM QUIT
END NEGOTIATIONS TO SETTLE COAL STRIKE
INDICTED LEGISLATORS GIVE NEW SECURITIES
ORE UNCOVERED IN SIERRA MINE IS 70 PER CENT GOLD
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
MRS. ELLA YOUNG ELECTED HEAD OF EDUCATIONALISTS
SEN. FLINT WILL VISIT GAGE AT LISBON EMBASSY
Scenes Attending Arrival of Palatial Steamer Beaver Yesterday on First Trip to Los Angeles
BEAVER COMES ON FIRST COAST RUN
WIRE SERVICE TO BROKERS STOPPED
DYING AUTOISTS FOUND ON DESERT
CHURCH COMPLAINS S. P. DROWNS PASTOR'S WORDS
T.R. PROMISES TO GO ON STUMP TO HELP BEVERIDGE
GETS 10 DAIS IN JAIL FOR IMPEDING JUSTICE
GERMAN PAPER DECLARES ADMIRAL MAHAN DREAMER
RANCHER CHARGED WITH SLAYING MAN AND WIFE
BLUE RIDGE INN DESTROYED
MUCH SOUGHT SWINDLER IS ARRESTED IN NEVADA
BLACK SUPPORTERS MAY AGAIN ASK FOR RECOUNT
LIBERIA PRESENTS BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR SUGAR
MOTORMAN FATALLY INJURED
PRESIDENT SIGNS FOR WITHDRAWALS
TABLET TO MARK SPOT WHERE TREATY WAS MADE
CHICAGO WILL TRY TO COLLECT JEWELRY TAX
CARDINAL GIBBONS HONORED BY NATIONAL CATHOLIC BODY
BRAZIL PRESENTS GOOD FIELD FOR COAL IMPORTS
NEWELL RETURNS FROM TALK WITH ROOSEVELT
SHOOTS HER HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. KILLS HERSELF
JAPANESE CABINET MAY SPLIT ON NAVAL QUESTION
CATERPILLARS INVADE FOLIAGE AT CAPITAL
NOTED BREWER DIES
CAN ALL BE ACCOUNTED FOR
RAILWAY STRIKE THREATENED
PAYNE CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION
ST. LOUIS POLICE RAID CHINESE OPIUM FACTORY
LIGHTNING RODS ADDED TO WHITE HOUSE EQUIPMENT
SPAIN WOULD LIMIT THE MONASTIC ORDERS'GROWTH
CANADA AND U. S. JOIN IN PORTO RICO BONDS BID
AUTO CO. ASKS RECEIVERSHIP
GIRL VICTIM DIES OF INJURY
CANNON TO RAID INTO INSURGENT TERRITORY
CRUISER SAILS FOR BAY CITY
GOVERNMENT BLOCKS COAL LAND GRABBERS
MILLIONAIRE HOBO HELD
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TO MAKE STRIKE FIGHT TO FINISH
DURATION RECORDS ARE BROKEN AT RHEIMS MEET
AVIATOR WHITE FAILS TO MAKE 105-MILE FLIGHT
PIONEER WOMAN DIES
Mrs. J.B. Millard, Who Heads List of Patronesses for Orphans' Outing
VENICE PLANS DUSTLESS AUTO RIDE FOR ORPHANS
TAFT PLANS EXTENSION TO TEN DAYS' VACATION
ZELAYA MAY OFFER TO WITHDRAW HIS GUNBOAT
WILL RECOVER $350,000
WANTS TO SELL HIS BODY
BALLINGER TO MAKE TRIP OF INSPECTION
EXPECT GREAT RESULTS RUSSO-JAPANESE PACT St. Petersburg Paper Declares Two Nations Should Agree
COLWATTERSON'SSONIS HELD TO THE GRAND JURY
SECRETARY OF TREASURY DEPARTS FOR VACATION
CRIPPLE RUN OVER; DIES
NEW YORK DIAMOND TRADE IS IMMENSE
JAPANESE TO ATTEMPT EVASION IN SEAL CASE
COURT FINES COTTON KING FOR CONTEMPT
COULDN'T WHIP A CANARY BUT BREAKS HANDCUFFS
CLOSE WESTERN PART OF HARBOR OF PORT ARTHUR
WEALTHY BROKER APPLIES FOR PEDDLER'S LICENSE
CHAUTAUQUANS GATHER IN YOSEMITE FOR CONVENTION
IAPANESE TROOPS AND FORMOSANS IN BATTLE
THROUGH RATES REDUCED
ADVISE COMPTROLLER TO CHECK UP SMALL BANKS
HERMIT WILLS ESTATE TO CHURCH IN THE HOLY LAND
NOTABLES ATTEND FUNERAL OF THE DUKE D' ALENCON
TWO CASES KEEP CORONER AT BAKERSFIELD BUSY
EXPERIMENTAL EVOLUTION IN INFANCY SAYS TOWER
MINING MAN PUTS GIANT POWDER IN MOUTH; IS DEAD
NINETEEN STORES BURNED
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COUSIN OF CARNEGIE DIES IN INFIRMARY
DEFECTS FOUND IN TWO AMERICAN BATTLESHIPS
JEFFRIES SYMPATHIZER TRIES SUICIDE AGAIN
DUKEOFABRUZZI AGAIN MEETS KATHERINE ELKINS
REORGANIZE UNIVERSITY
Noted Actress Advocates Open Air Theater in Los Angeles City Park
The Theaters
PULLMAN CO. OFFICIALS CLAIM LOSS IN BUSINESS
APPOINT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE
TAKES CARBOLIC ACID; DIES
INVESTIGATION OF VAN LIEW ORDERED
DEMAND ENGINEERS RETURN TO COAL MINES
VICE PRESIDENT'S WIFE CONVALESCING RAPIDLY
MOB HANGS YOUNG NEGRO CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
NATIONAL FOREST AREA REDUCED BY PRESIDENT
WANTS HIGHER RATES DELAYED
3-MINUTE QUAKE FELT AT CAPITAL
OHIO FEELS QUAKE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE TO BUILD $5,000,000 HOME
WATERS-PIERCE.OUSTER REACHES SETTLEMENI
HIDALGO TRIAL BEGUN
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DAIRYMEN ATTACK MILK ORDINANCE
DIAZ' DEPOSED NEPHEW PASSING VACATION HERE
PROMOTE ACCOUNTANT
ENTERTAIN YACHT CREW
ANNOUNCES EXAMINATION
TO ENTERTAIN CHEMISTS
Mrs. C.F. Edson' and Mrs. O.P. Clark Who Are Waging Battle for Purer Milk
Society
RAISE LABORERS' PAY
JOHN D. WORKS TO SPEAK
PICTURE THEATER OWNER CHARGED WITH VIOLATION
DEATH CLAIMS MRS. FARGO ON RETURN FROM OUTING
SEEK HEIRS TO ESTATE
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS INCREASE
MONITOR TO GO TO ST. LOUIS
Club News
DAILY BAND CONCERTS
FEW PRISONERS; BIG TREASURY
PLAN SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
CRESCENT BAY CLUB TO OPEN ROOMS THIS MONTH
VENICE SUNSHINE SOCIETY TO GIVE VAUDEVILLE SHOW
WOMAN'S LEAGUE CHAPTER AWAITS CLUBHOUSE PLANS
REDLANDS BREVITIES
SELECT HIGH SCHOOL HEAD
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From Mines and Oil Fields
AIRSHIP TO TRANSPORT MACHINERY IN MEXICO
LAKE SUPERIOR LEADS IN IRON ORE SHIPMENTS
ARIZONA MINING- BRIEFS
REFUSES $3000 AN ACRE
MIDWAY NORTHERN BRINGS IN GUSHER OF HIGH-GRAVITY OIL
MINING QUOTATIONS
I PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKETS
DIVIDENDS FROM MINES REACH ENORMOUS TOTAL
OIL DIVIDENDS FOR JUNE SHOW STEADY BUSINESS
WEST SIDE OPERATORS TALK OF VIGILANTES
PRESIDENT'S WITHDRAWAL COVERS PREVIOUS ACT
*—+■— SUES BIG FOUR
BUILDING PERMITS
$1,750,000 IN GOLD BARS TO BE SENT TO THE U.S.
LONDON INCREASES TRADE
GONE TO EUROPE
Shipping News
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BUSINESS PROPERTY SOLD
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET BAFFLES INTERPRETATION
FRUIT MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
FINANCIAL
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE OUTPUT
HIGHER PRICES QUOTED FOR BEANS AND CHEESE
COTTON AND WOOL
CHICAGO GRAIN
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
NEW YORK COTTON
SUGAR AND COFFEE
ENORMOUS PEACH CROP
BEET SUGAR HARVEST
CANNERIES GET BUSY
LONG BEACH ITEMS
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BOOST ROAD FROM MOUNTAIN TO SEA
ANGELANS PLAN PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC HIGHWAY
REDLANDS GAS SUPPLY TO BE KEPT AT HIGH STANDARD
Municipal Affairs
PASADENA ASKS WAY TO GET OWENS RIVER WATER
PROPERTY OWNERS PROTEST PROPOSED INDUSTRIAL AREA
SCHOOL BOARD EMPLOYES NOT UNDER CIVIL SERVICE
FIRE DEPT. MEMBERS MUST GUARANTEE SUBSTITUTES
TAX COLLECTOR REPORTS
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ADVOCATES LARGE FIREMEN
OIL INSPECTOR ASKS FOR INVESTIGATION OF NEEDS
DELAY HEARING PROTESTS ON PICKETING ORDINANCE
FIRE DEPT. COMPLIMENTED
HAMBURGER EMPLOYES TO ENJOY AN OUTING
APRICOT OUTPUT FROM POMONA CANNERY SOLD
POMONA INVESTORS PLAN TO IMPROVE PROPERTY
News of the Courts
YOUNG WIFE IS GRANTED DECREE OF SEPARATION
SAN PEDRO NEWSPAPER GETS CITY ADVERTISING
WIFE SAYS WIDOW WON HUSBAND'S AFFECTIONS
INJURED POSTAL CLERK ASKS DAMAGES OF S. P.
SISTERS ARE LEFT ALL OF AN ESTATE OF $41,000
ASKS DAMAGES FOR FALL CAUSED BY BROKEN PLANK
COMPANY CHANGES NAME
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
DRIGGS CASE POSTPONED
SCARS OF WIFE'S MAKING DIVORCE CASE EXHIBIT
WmTER ON BRAIN, NOT BLOW, CAUSED DEATH
NEW INCORPORATIONS
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Editorial Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
LEAVES CURSE TO KEEP KNIFE AWAY
YOUTH PLUNGES TO DEATH DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT
HITE ARRAIGNED FOR ASSAULT ON SPOUSE
FIND TRACES OF RABIES IN DOG WHICH BIT CHILD
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES TO SPEAK AT CITY CLUB
ARRAIGNED FOR DEPENDENCY
Miss Leila Bliss, Young Actress Who Is Planning Career on Stage
YOUNG ACTRESS REFUSES OFFER FROM MRS. FISKE
2060 REGISTERED FOR Y.W.C.A. SUMMER SCHOOL
PROPERTY OWNER PROTESTS ASSESSMENT OF HOLDINGS
UNLICENSED WINERIES GAIN OUTPUT FOR GOODS
YOUTH'S ESCAPE BROUGHT TO LIGHT IN COURTROOM
THOMPSON AND WIFE PUT UP BAIL FOR RETURN
LOCAL CHAUFFEURS BOOST ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP
MINUTE GUNS FOR FULLER'S FUNERAL
NOTED JAPANESE SEEKS INFORMATION ON FINANCE
TUCKER HELD TO ANSWER AFTER BRIEF PRELIMINARY
JAPANESE FIRM BANKRUPT
MORE MONEY FOR KING GEORGE
PIONEER RESIDENT DIES AT HIS HOME
WILL CELEBRATE PEACE CENTENNIAL
PUGNACIOUS LAUNDRY MAN IS FINED FOR ASSAULT
SANTA FE CUTS EXPRESS RATES ON ARIZONA FRUIT
NARROWLY ESCAPES FINE FOR UNMUZZLED CANINE
THE INJUSTICE OF IT
ASSESSMENT ON GAS STOCK IS PROTESTED BY OWNER
LICENSES OF TWO PUENTE RESTAURANTS ARE REVOKED
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
ANGELS' INFIELD GOES TO PIECES AND TOSSES OFF GAME ALREADY WON
ROUGH TALK GOES IF FUNS INSULT PLAYERS
RELEASES ANNOUNCED
HARRY LEWIS AFTER MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
VERNON IS OUTLUCKED AND GETS WHITEWASHED
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE
CHAMPION JACK AT HOME WITH MAMMY
Rialto Gossip
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NELSON WINS FOR OAKS IN BATTLE OF TWIRLERS
FIGHT FILMS IN BAD IN ENGLAND
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News of Amateur World
BEDWELL AND AGENT RULED OFF THE TURF
LANGFORD AGREES TO DEMAND FOR SIDE BET
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS
THREE HORSES FALL; JOCKEYS ARE UNHURT
BOWLING
HEAVY STORM IN NEBRASKA
OKLAHOMA DROUTH ENDS
RUMOR OF DOPED FOOD IS STARTED
FATHER AND SON KILLED BY GAS FUMES IN WELL
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Untitled
STOP THE PRIZE FIGHTS
POLITICAL STRAWS
TOO HOPEFUL
MUD SLINGING
State Press Echoes
POLITICAL REPARTEE
ELOPING UP TO DATE
Preparing for the Last Stand
Merely in Jest
Public Letter Box
"Outlook" Condemns Ballinger
Instances of Official Oversight
America Welcomes Roosevelt Home
Something About Paris Markets
ON THE DOWN.HILL PATH
THE RETURN OF FERGUSON
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
DECLARES EQUAL SUFFRAGE IS WON
OFFICER CAPTURES WANTED MAN AFTER SPIRITED CHASE
What Is Doing in Politics
GOOD GOVERNMENT BODY REORGANIZING ITS CLUBS
ELLERY ANNOUNCES HIS CAMPAIGN ITINERARY
DEMOCRATS CONGRATULATE CHAIRMAN ALBERT NORTON
WILL TRAIN FOR CAMPAIGN ON JAUNT IN SIERRAS
NOTED PROHIBITION WORKER PLANS LECTURE SERIES HERE
POPPER, DEMOCRATIC CHIEF, ARRIVES FOR CAMPAIGN
LELANDE FILES PETITION
Arronlirail Hot Spring*
WARE OUTLINES HIS CAMPAIGN PLATFORM
DEMOCRATS READY FOR VISIT OF NOTED LEADER
DAMAGED FREIGHTER TO SAIL FOR SAN FRANCISCO
T.VUI-Ii OF TKMrKUATIItES
PAID TO TESTIFY, ASSERTS WITNESS
NEGRO WHO WON AT LOTTERY LAMENTS LOSS TO THIEVES
Personal Mention
CONVENTION LEAGUE IS AFTER MANY MEMBERS
HUNTINGTON URGED TO PROVIDE FOR NEW CLUB
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
SAN BERNARDINO
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY ASSESSED AT $50,000,000
CLAIMS DUST FROM CEMENT WORKS DROVE HIM AWAY
PROPOSED NEW SCHOOL IS OPPOSED BY BOARD
SANTA MONICA
WILLIAM SIMPSON AGAIN AFTER SANTA MONICA DOGS
BANE'S SURETY PROMISES TO REPAY DEFALCATIONS
WEIGHT CARRIER PLANS LONG WALK WITH BURDEN
PASADENA
PASADENA'S BOARD OF TRADE PLANS PICNIC
WOMEN READY TO AID PASADENA LIGHT PLANT
BRIDGE PLAN INDORSED BY HiGHWAY COMMISSION
AUTO VAN COLLIDES WITH CAR; DRIVER IS INJURED
ENCOUNTER WITH ICE MAN PROVES SERIOUS FOR GREEK
OCEAN PARK
HOTEL MEN MEET
SYNDICATE MAKES OFFER FOR VALUABLE BEACH LAND
AUTOISTS ATTEMPT TO RUN DOWN POLICEMEN
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH TO START REPAIRS ON LONG PIER
NAIL IN BARN DOOR HOLDS YOUTH SUSPENDED BY HEEL
CONVICTED GAMBLERS TO WORK OUT FINES ON BEACH
LONG BEACH ASSESSMENT ROLL NEARLY COMPLETED
WOMAN'S ARM DISLOCATED WHILE SWIMMING IN SURF
PERAMBULATOR WHEELS TAKEN
HELD FOR SHORT-CHANGING
SANTA ANA
TRUST DEED FOR JEFFRIES RECORDED AT SANTA ANA
MARRIAGE LICENSES
JAP MISSION INCORPORATES
BREAKS ARM ON AUTO
LIQUOR CASES POSTPONED
THE WEATHER
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BISHOP TALKS ON STUDY OF BIBLE
E. D. VINCENT, WHO WILL HELP IMPROVE THE CITY'S HARBOR
ENGINEER FAVORABLY IMPRESSED BY HARBOR
TEMPTATION TO STEAL TOO GREAT, SAYS YOUTH
YACHT IN HARBOR READY TO SAIL LONG OCEAN RACE
EXPERT REPORTS ON COTTON TRADE
CHINESE ATTEMPTING TO CENTRALIZE POWER
NEGRO WILL FACE TRIAL BEFORE POMONA JUSTICE
THE UNHEALTHY KIB3
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