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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 284, 12 July 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
BANKERS RALLY TO AID OF AQUEDUCT; WILL BUY BONDS
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
PORTLAND MAN FATALLY HURT IN AUTO CRASH
FAIRBANKS TO JOIN YOUNG T.R. AND BRIDE AT MIRAMAR
POLICE BOARD BY UNANIMOUS VOTE DISMISSES DIXON
Would Implicate Head of Police in Scandal in Paris
GUNBOAT RAMMED IN MIMIC BATTLE
LADY DOUGLASS THREATENS TO END LIFE UNDER TRAIN
BIGGEST REUNION OF ELKS IN HISTORY OPENS
ON OCEAN'S EDGE CURTISS SMASHES 50-MILE RECORD
DIVORCED WIFE OF F.J.GOULD WEDDED TO RALPH J. THOMAS
CHILDREN GUARDED AT GOULD WEDDING
UNITED STATES GETS TEXT OF MANCHURIAN TREATY
DAUGHTER OF R. R. KING PREFERS SIMPLE WEDDING
WILL BEGIN PROBING FRATERNAL INSURANCE
RICH NEWLYWEDS STRANGELY VANISH LEAVING $125,000
PRESIDENT DEFERS NAMING JUSTICES
FOUR CASES OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS IN ONE FAMILY
MEXICAN SLAYER GIVES SELF UP AFTER KILLING
AUTO GETS INDIAN PRINCE "IN BAD"
$25,793,660 PAID UNDER CORPORATION TAX LAW
T. R. HAS APPOINTMENT TO CONFER WITH LOEB
TO BOOST HONEST GOVT.
GARFIELD MAKES KEYNOTE SPEECH FOR INSURGENTS
WANT LABOR REPRESENTED IN FRAMING CONSTITUTION
SLAYER TO BE SENT TO SANITARIUM UNDER BAIL
4,500,000 CORNUCOPIAS SEIZED BY GOVERNMENT
PASADENAN DIES IN EAST
POINDEXTER IN RACE FOR SENATORSHIP IS SUPPORTED BY T. R.
CAPPS RESIGNS AS HEAD OF CONSTRUCTION BUREAU
WIDOW LOSES LAW SUIT COMMENCED BY HUSBAND
CHISEL WiELDER GUILTY OF SECOND DEGREE MURDER
ACCIDENT CAUSES LOSS OF $70,000 WORTH OF ORE
WOMAN'S COMPANION HELD
SEER SLAYER OF N. J. FISHERMAN
WILL ILLUSTRATE CARE OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS
DALZELL GAINS SEVEN BALLOTS ON RECOUNT
GEN. MARSHALL READY TO DISCUSS RECLAMATION PLANS
GIRL IS YOUNGEST TO BE AWARDED A DEGREE
SENTENCE 4 MEMBERS OF THE MAYBRAY GANG
SUBMARINE BOAT MAKES REMARKABLE RECORD
DRAIN CANAL AND FIND BODY OF DROWNED HUNTER
TEXAS POSTMASTER IS ASKED TO PLAY CUPID
SLEEPER ROLLS TO DEATH
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LOEB FIGHTS SHY OF TAFT'S PLANS IN EMPIRE STATE
PUBLISHING COMPANY INSURES ITS EMPLOYES
BOY FALLS FROM TREE AT YOSEMITE AND IS KILLED
FORESTER DEAD
Chief of President Taft's Cabinet, Spoken of for U. S. Supreme Court
SECRETARY KNOX SEEKS TO BE CHIEF JUSTICE
FALLS THROUGH TRESTLE, GIRL RUN OVER BY TRAIN
SLEEPWALKER STEPS FROM MOVING TRAIN TO DEATH
CHANGES RULING IN PRESBYTERIAN CASE
FASTER WORK ON CANAL
FOREST FIRES DAMAGE WISCONSIN $3,000,000
FULLER'S HEIRS WILL SHARE $1,000,000 ESTATE
PHYSICIANS DISCOVER PELLAGRA IN SEATTLE
83-YEAR-OLD WOMAN TAKES FRST RIDE ON RAILROAD
FRATRICIDE IS GIVEN 8 YEARS IN PRISON
FRUIT PEDDLER DIES
SMUGGLE STONES $ 400,000 IN VALUE
PARLIAMENT READY FOR EQUAL SUFFRAGE FIGHT
FOREST FIRES ARE UNDER CONTROL; BIG TREES SAFE
RICE SCARCE, AND CHINESE RIOTERS THREATEN WHITES
VICTIM OF POLICEMAN'S BULLET DIES IN HOSPITAL
CABALLERO IS APPOINTED AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE
RIVER BOAT HITS SNAG; SINKS; PASSENGERS SAFE
GRAPE AND RAISIN CROP TO BE SHORT, IS BELIEF
COUNT HELD ON CHARGE OF FORGING OLD MASTERPIECES
FIRE DESTROYS LUMBER MILL
U. S. AWAITS DETAILS OF RUSSO-JAPANESE TREATY
WESTERN CITIES PLAN TO INVESTIGATE FOR I. C. C.
OLDEST KANSAS CITIZEN PASSES TO LAST REWARD
CHICAGO MINISTER TAKES PASTORATE IN BERLIN
AMERICAN OPERATIONS IN KOREA CAUSE SCANDAL
VALUABLE ART TREASURES ARRIVE FOR BOSTON MUSEUM
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Members of Women's Auxiliary, American Institute of Homeopathy, and Snapshots of Some Prominent Members at Convention Yesterday
BAN ON BENZOATE OF SODA IS LIFTED
WIDOWS OF PRESIDENTS EXEMPT FROM CHARGES
PLAN ENTERTAINMENT OF WIVES OF HOMEOPATHS
IRON KING DEAD
«-*-» DIVORCE GRANTED
CHINESE TO MAKE NEW ATTEMPT FOR FREEDOM
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WAIFS TO BENEFIT BY SWEET CHARITY
GRANDMOTHER OF THIRTY DIES HERE AT AGE OF 77
SERMONS IN THE DARK ARE ATTRACTIVE TO YOUNG FOLK
Mrs. Charles Modini-Wood, Who Will Participate in Orphans' Outing
Society News
Club News
REALISM AND ACTING SAVE 'VIA WIRELESS'
ASTRONOMER WHO FIRST NOTED NEPTUNE IS DEAD
DIES OF LOCKJAW
Music Notes
INDIAN BUREAU WILL BRING RED MEN HOME
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BUILDING PERMITS
From Mines and Oil Fields
RICH ORE APPEARS IN RED TOP SILVER MINE
MINING. ABOUT RAMONA, NEVADA, KEEPS ACTIVE
STOCKHOLDERS FILE SUIT AGAINST THE BLACK BEAR
FOR UNPROVED OIL LAND
MAY OPEN GOOD HOPE
INDEPENDENTS WILL THROW MORE LIGHT ON PRICE SITUATION
BOBBY BURNS COMPANY ENTERS FINE TAR SAND
BROOKSHIRE SHOWS OUTPUT TO BE 22,000 BARRELS OIL
NEW COMPANY SPUDS IN
COALINGA BRIEFS
LANDS LONG CASING
METAL MARKET
RICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKETS
COMPLETE MOTOR TEST FOR OIL WELL PUMPING
BUY BRITISH GOLD
MINING QUOTATIONS
Shipping News
RANCHERS WANT MORE MONEY FOR LOCAL CASE COUNT EGGS
OSAGE MELONS IN MARKET
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
OIL BURNING MONITOR PLACED IN COMMISSION
Personal Mention
Arrowhrad Hot sprlnßn
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCKS ADVANCE ON GOOD REPORTS
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRtflTjfr
COTTON AND WOOL
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
SUGAR AND COFFEE
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
BROWNLOW'S FUNERAL APPROACHES JACKSON'S
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
STAGE EMPLOYES MEET IN ANNUAL CONVENTION
RISE IN FRESH BUTTER PRICES IS EXPECTED
NEW BRUNSWICK TOWN BURNS
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
ARMY OFFICER'S TROUBLES END IN HIS RETIREMENT
GLAD SHE SHOT HUBBY BY MISTAKE FOR BURGLAR
SAY CATHOLIC CEMETERY WAS NEVER CONSECRATED
WIND DOES BIG DAMAGE
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PROBING WRECK TO PLACE BLAME
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT FAVORS MORE SPANKING
WINS RIFLE PRIZE BY MAKING PERFECT SCORE
Mrs. A. H. Garwood (Frances White) Who Eloped to Santa Ana Yesterday
News of the Courts
SEEK TO BREAK WILL ADMITTED TO PROBATE
CITY HELD IN SUIT
ASKS DAMAGES FOR COLLISION
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
MAY DESTROY FISH NET
ADOPTS LITTLE CHILDREN
NEW INCORPORATIONS
REGULATION AIDS ROADS, SAYS COMMISSIONER LANE
BUILDINGS DAMAGED BY CLOUDBURST IN KANSAS
Municipal Affairs
MANUFACTURERS FIGHT TO PREVENT PICKETING
PARK FOREMAN CLEARED OF CHARGES AGAINST HIM
GOVERNOR ASKS ABOUT BARRING PRIZE FIGHTS
WANT SMALLER LICENSE
WANT SAFEGUARDS
COUNCIL TURNS DOWN $20,000 TAX REDUCTION
MECHANICAL SPRINKLER TO SAVE PARK DEPT. MONEY
CIVIC ASSOCIATIONS WAR ON FIGHT FILMS
PATROLMAN ROLLER IS DISMISED FROM SERVICE
URGES BREAKING DOWN OF CHURCH DIFFERENCES
WOMAN CLAIMS SHE WAS DEFRAUDED OUT OF $800
PRIESTS ATTEND OPENING OF DIOCESAN RETREAT
FIGHTS 279 CASES
TO INBPECT NATIONAL PARKS
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
ASSESSED VALUES ARE GIVEN BOOST
REMOVAL OF THIRD RAIL TO CONTINUE DELAYS
CHARGE JAPANESE WITH PLAYING POOL FOR MONEY
DISPENSES BEER SUNDAY TO OFFICERS WHO ARREST HIM
Arrowhead Hot Springs
Mrs. W. H. Housh, Who Broke Ground for Historical Museum
COMMENCE MUSEUM WITH CEREMONIES
RICHARDSON'S DEATH SELF SOUGHT, SAYS CORONER
BETA THETA PI ELECTS GAVIN GRAND TREASURER
PEACEFUL PICKETING NOT ILLEGAL, SAYS ATTORNEY
MOTORCYCLIST COLLIDES WITH PASADENA AUTO
MOVING PICTURE THEATER OWNER IN POLICE COURT
DROPS DEAD WAITING FOR BOX OF ORANGES
FINES OWNERS OF UNMUZZLED DOGS
GREEK OFFERS ICE CREAM; POLICEMAN IGNORES BRIBE
PROTESTS GRANTING OF LIQUOR LICENSE TO HOTEL
NEGRO HELD FOR TRIAL ON CHARGE OF MURDER
FAILS TO PROVIDE FOR WIFE
HOSPITAL ASKS LARGE ASSESSMENT REDUCTION
WOMAN SENTENCED TO TEN DAYS IN PRISON
SIX SPEEDERS PAY FINES FOR VIOLATING ORDINANCE
SOCIETY PLANS MEETING
TO CONSIDER PROPOSED FURNITURE CONTRACT
LIFE UNDERWRITERS HOLD BANQUET AT LANKERSHIM
JUDGE LING IS BURIED; JUSTICE COURTS CLOSED
NEGRESS FLEECES JAPANESE
REPORTS SUITCASE STOLEN
SWINDLER REPORTED AS DEAD SAID TO BE ALIVE
OWNER MYSTIFIED OVER DISAPPEARANCE OF JEWELS
CHANGES PLEA TO GUILTY IN LOTTERY TICKET CASE
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
JEFFRIES' FRIENDS NOW CONVINCED THAT HE WAS DOPED BEFORE FIGHT
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN GIRL DEFENDS SOUTHERN TENNIS TITLE
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CATCHERS ARE RELEASED
GOULD HORSE COPS
Rialto Gossip
HARVARD STUDENT IS GOING AFTER JOHNSON
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
PIRATES BUY PLAYER
JOHNSON SAYS GOTCH MUST PUT UP MONEY
GEORGE MEMSIC MUST PAY WIFE $25 A MONTH
BOWLING
WEST AFTER BIG TENNIS TOURNEY
ENGLAND REFUSES TO HINDER FILMS
FEDERAL LAWYERS READY FOR BEEF TRUST PROBE
THINKS HE WON BY CLOSING EYE
MAKING EFFORTS TO REVIVE RACING
EMPIRE CITY n<£SULTB
CHIEF OF NEWARK POLICE REMOVED
MISSING GIRL'S BROTHER REFUTES DEATH THEORY
CITIZENS COMPLAIN OF POOR WATER SERVICE
FEEBLE MINDED WOMAN BURNED IN EXPLOSION
SLIDES TO ILLUSTRATE LECTURE TO DEAF MUTES
RUN DOWN AND KILLED BY SANTA FE ENGINE
CANADIAN TROOPS READY TO QUELL STRIKE RIOTS
INDORSE GOVERNMENT POLICY
MARBLE MEMBER EDUCATION BOARD
FORMER ANGELNO OIL TRUST HEAD IN MEXICO
AYUDA CLUB OUTING FROM MOUNTAINS TO SEA
CONVENTION OF EXPERTS ON SOILS COMING HERE
RUSSIAN WOMAN SAYS SHE WED RICH AMERICAN
CUBA TO SWAP LANDS FOR RAILROAD STATION
YACHT HAWAII BECALMED UNDER LEA OF ISLAND
TRAIN ROBBER SUSPECT IS ARRESTED AT RENO
SALT LAKE RESULTS
CONSERVATIVES WIN
MRS. KUHN PUT UNDER BOND
MEXICO IS HAPPY UNDER DIAZ' RULE
SEEKS INFORMATION ON LOCAL HARBOR PROJECT
RECEIVES FOB FOR WORK IN Y. M. C. A. MEMBERSHIP
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS WILL COME NEXT YEAR
TANK STEAMER WHICH STRUCK BALTIC SIGHTED
PLAYER HIT BY BALL IS EXPECTED TO DIE
CLAIMS LICENSE LAW IMPOSSIBLE
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Untitled
SMOKING 'EM OUT
CONVENTION SEEKING
War to the Death
THE ROUNDER
CENSORS NEEDED
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
THE WORLD IS MINE
Public Letter Box
State Press Echoes
IN HIS DAILY WALK
Oddities in the Day's News
"His Polygamous Highness"
Coal Tar Poison in Foods
Development of the Telephone
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
BETTERMENT SOCIETY TO MEET
EAST INTERESTED IN LOCAL BATTLE
SWORDFISH STABS LEG OF TONSORIAL ARTIST
NEW MEXICAN COUNTIES TO DECIDE ON CONVENTION
OPIUM QUEEN GUILTY
AMATEUR AVIATORS TO MEET
TRIED TO BUY US, SAYS NEWSPAPER OF MACHINE
CONVENTION LEAGUE IS ENDORSED BY CHAMBER
APPROVES INCOME TAX
POWDER EXPLOSION KILLS 3
GIFTS ARE HEAPED UPON INSTITUTE'S TREASURER
DEMOCRATS ARE IN TRIM FOR BATTLE
ACCUSED EMBEZZLER IS STOCK SPECULATOR
BILL POSTERS AGREE TO FIGHT 'RACEY' SCENES
SPANISH INSTRUCTOR SENTENCED TO PRISON
CHINESE KILLS SELF
13 DIE IN TRAIN WRECK
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Late News from the Cities and Towns of Southern California
PASADENA
DECISION IS NEAR IN PASADENA BRIDGE CASE
DR. JAMES TO REPORT ON WOMAN'S LEAGUE MEETING
MERCHANTS CHOOSE COMMITTEE
WANTS PARK WATCHMEN
HUNTINGTON PARK TO MACADAMIZE BOULEVARD
HUNTINGTON PARK LOCALS
SANTA MONICA
CROWD GIVES IMPERSONATOR OF T. R. DUCKING IN SURF
SANTA MONICA SEEKS LOS ANGELES AQUEDUCT WATER
MAID CHARGES MISTRESS WITH FORCIBLE MEASURES
DIES WHILE PREPARING TO ANSWER POLICE SUMMONS
HELLMAN FAMILY TO BUILD RESIDENCES AT BEACH
YOUNG BANDIT ARRESTED
LONG BEACH ITEMS
YOUNG KINNEY BETTER
OCEAN PARK
TOMB IN BACK YARD MAY CAUSE A PROTEST
MAYOR HOLBROOK IMPROVED
SAN BERNARDINO
MAY BUILD TRI-COUNTIES HIGHWAY TO BEACHES
POLICEMAN KILLS DESERT COYOTE IN HEART OF CITY
WITHDRAWS VALUABLE GIFT
FACES SERIOUS CHARGE
MEXICAN'S NECK BROKEN
SOCIALIST TO SPEAK
SANTA ANA
SUGAR PLANT TO GRIND 70,000 TONS OF BEETS
SANTA ANA TAKES STEPS TOWARD ERECTING ARMORY
ALLEGED BLIND PIGS ARE RAIDED AT TALBERT
SAINZ ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE OF MURDER
IRRIGATION COMPANY VOTES ON IMPORTANT MEASURES
MARRIAGE LICENSES 0
READY TO DRILL FOR OIL ON THE FUNENBERG RANCH
ANOTHER WAY
LONG BEACH
ELOPING ALHAMBRA GIRL FOUND AT LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH BEGINS TO REPAIR DAMAGE TO WHARF
WEALTHY JAPANESE AND WHITE WiFE AT BEACH
ATHLETE MAY NOT ACCEPT
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
USES OLD MACHINE
MINISTER RETIRES "
HAND BADLY CRUSHED
SAVES LAD'S LIFE
SENDS CONSCIENCE MONEY
TELLS OF BOYS' BRIGADE ENCAMPMENT AT AVALON
WOMAN DRINKS POISON, BUT HER LIFE IS SAVED
WILL BUILD THEATER
THE WEATHER
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FAIR TREATMENT WILL BE DEMAND
DOCTORS EFFECT CURE FOR DREADED LOCKJAW
ONLY TWO HURT WHEN STAGE COACH DITCHED
STRIKING CLOAK MAKERS CONSIDER ARBITRATION
ON REDUCED TIME
GOV'T WILL DECIDE WOOD PULP STATUS
THREE TRAINMEN KILLED; JACK JOHNSON DELAYED
HARDWARE MEN TO CONVENE
MEXICAN RAILWAY PROFITABLE
ROOSEVELT HEADY TO RESUME DUTIES
PAYMASTER BLAMELESS IN NAVY DEFALCATION
DREXEL SETS NEW HIGH RECORD FOR ENGLAND
SHORTAGE IN VIRGINIA BANK
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH
Arrowhead Hot Spring*
TWELVE SUCCUMB TO NEW YORK HEAT
BRAVE WATERFALL DANGER TO SAVE DISTRESSED TRIO
■^APRICOT BHIPMENT LARGE
PROMINENT MEN KILLED BOARDING MOVING TRAINS
BROTHER IS POWERLESS TO AID VICTIM OF LANDSLIDE
FREIGHT SHIPPERS TAKE STEPS FOR LOWER RATES
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