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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 285, 13 July 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TEXT OF JAPAN'S RUSSIAN TREATY DISSOLVES FEARS
THOMAS AND BRIDE GO ABROAD FOR HONEYMOON
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
SUBMARINE UNDAMAGED IN GUNBOAT COLLISION
GERMANY DENIES OPPOSING U.S. IN CENTRAL AMERICA
COMMONS, 299 TO 190, PASSES VOTES FOR WOMEN BILL
HERRMANN IS ELECTED ELKS' EXALTED RULER
EXCHANGE TO ACT ON FALSE LADING BILLS
SEATTLE CAPITALIST AND WIFE ARE DROWNED
RECOUNT SHOWS DALZEII WINNER BY 207 VOTES
Three Men Saved from Death in Surf Near Venice, and the Brave Rescuers
ROPKE'S SHORTAGE MAY BE MILLION
KNOX FORGIVES S&N FOR ELOPEMENT AND MARRIAGE
FIRE WIPES OUT 2 LUMBER TOWNS
AUTO CRASHES BACKWARD DOWN HILL IN PORTLAND
NEBRASKA FIGHTS MERGER
LIFE CREW SAVES 3 FROM BREAKERS; LAUNCH CRIPPLED
GIVES U. S. POINTS ON POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS
MANY SLIGHTLY HURT IN RAILROAD COLLISION
T. R. AND HUGHES TALK IN SECRET
CHEMISTS OPEN ANNUAL CONGRESS IN BAY CITY
POWDER MAGAZINE BLOWS UP; ONE IS KILLED
DEPARTMENT SILENT
REPORTS CHICAGO'S MILK DIRTIEST IN THE WORLD
STOCK SWINDLERS USE CABLEGRAMS
KNOX IS HONORED AT PAN-AMERICAN MEETING
CUMMINS TO CAMPAIGN FOR FELLOW INSURGENTS
PLAN REVOLUTION TO LOWER MARKET
JAPAN PATTERNS AFTER U. S. ON INSULAR BUREAU
RAIN BRINGS RELIEF FROM HEAT AT CHICAGO
H. W. SAVAGE SAYS HE IS DONE WITH SYNDICATE
POLICE SEIZE THREE AS RINGLEADERS IN RIOT
BLACK HORSE TAVERN IS DOOMED TO DESTRUCTION
SEVEN-YEAR-OLD BOY SHOOTS HIS MOTHER
WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS HOLDING CONVENTION
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VICE CONSULATE ESTABLISHED
MAN-EAGLE ROLLS PLUNGES TO DEATH
Son of British Nobleman Who Met Death by Fall from His Aeroplane
CURTISS HURLS MIMIC BOMBS FROM AEROPLANE
INJURED WHILE WORKING ON CANAL, THEN DEPORTED
PROTESTS DELAYED PAY FOR WORK ON CENSUS
FIVE HURT WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTO IN CHICAGO
BENSON'S WIDOWS CLASH OVER HUSBAND'S ESTATE
FRESNO COUNTY LANDS INCREASE $5,000,000
SCHOONER BREAKS IN TWO
LAST WEEK'S WEATHER BENEFITED FARMER
CHICAGO POLICE PROBE SHOOTING OF COOPER
BOUNDARY DISPUTE IN PERU NEAR SETTLEMENT
MOTHER OF 13 HONORED
ANTI-JAPANESE FEELING IS TENSE IN AUSTRALIA
JAPAN ADOPTS POLICY CONCERNING CONCESSIONS
FRENCH CABINET PROPOSES A NEW TIME STANDARD
ARTILLERY SERGEANT DIES FOLLOWING BRIEF ILLNESS
ADOPTS INCOME TAX
FORCES TRAVELERS TO HEAR SUFFRAGE SPEECH
LIGHTNING KILLS TWO UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
POVERTY-STRICKEN WOMAN KILLS SELF AND CHILD
TRANSPORT ARRIVES
REWARD IN WILL FOR FINDING SON'S SLAYER
WILL PERMIT 12-YEAR-OLD GIRL TO REMAIN HERE
CATHOLIC CHURCH AND CONVENT ARE DESTROYED
NOTED DOCTOR DEAD
CHARGES PLOT TO DELAY AQUEDUCT
TO NAME DIRECTORS FOR NEW CONVENTION LEAGUE
ARTIST GOING ABROAD
SWEDISH BISHOP DEPARTS
GRANT $15,000 TO FIGHT PHONE SUIT
WOMAN FIGHTS SUIT BROUGHT BY DETECTIVE
775.000 TROUT FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
VON DANKBERG ARRAIGNED ON BAD CHECK CHARGE
M'CABE RESIGNS FROM SOLID TRIO
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA INVENTORS GET PATENTS
LOS ANGELES CUSTOMS RECEIPTS INCREASED
Society
HENRY BALFOUR IS UNABLE TO RESIST LURE OF CALIFORNIA
HEART FAILURE KILLS HUSBAND, SAVES WIFE
TROLLEY CAR SPLIT IN TWO BY Vt/ORK TRAIN
Music Notes
INJUNCTION RESTRAINS NEW YORK CARPENTERS
The Theaters
FOREIGN TRADE FOR YEAR TOTALS $3,302,821,047
NOT GUILTY VERDICT IN CHICAGO BRIBERY
Club News
WORD FROM UNITED STATES CAN SET CHARLTON FREE
BURLEY TOBACCO GROWERS TO POOL THE 1910 CROP
CHILDREN HURT BY DYNAMITE
From Mines and Oil Fields
RUTH AND RATTAN MINES NEAR KINGMAN ARE SOLD
DRAGOON MOUNTAIN MINES TURN OUT VALUABLE ORE
MONTANA WAN MAY OPEN POLAR STAR
ERECTS A MILL
WATER WELL DRILLERS NEAR TOMBSTONE RUN INTO STRATUM OF OIL
MINING QUOTATIONS
SAN FRANCISCO OIL STOCKS
TO INSTALL FOUR STAMPS
BARSTOW BELIEVED TO BE RICH IN PETROLEUM
LIBERTY MINE UNLOADS MACHINERY FOR A MILL
I DERRICK OF PANTHEON AT COALINGA DESTROYED
WEST COAST MINES
WIDENS WITH DEPTH
METAL MARKET
LOUISIANIAN SEIZED IN SEATTLE; SWINDLE CHARGE
BELGIUM KING VISITS PARIS
MEXICAN ORE EXPORTS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
Shipping News
TO FIGHT GAMBLING
THOUSAND AT CONVENTION
BALLERINO WILL SHOWS FATHER FORGOT CHILDREN
BUILDING PERMITS
NOTED EDUCATORS WILL ATTEND CELEBRATION
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
STOCKS TUMBLING AFTER A REBOUND
NEW YORK COTTON
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
NEW CROP OF PRUNES
ACTIVE CANNING PERIOD
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
LONDON WOOL
LOCAL EGG PRODUCERS IN LINE FOR MORE CASH
COTTON AND WOOL
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
BOSTON WOOL
SANTA BARBARA WALNUTS
SUGAR AND COFFEE
TOKAYS DUE IN AUGUST
JAPANESE CONTRACTORS FIND SHORTAGE IN HELP
TALK TRAFFIC PROBLEMS
FATHER FIGHTS TO REGAIN DAUGHTER
CONTEST ENFORCEMENT OF CITY ORDINANCE
PUTS 70 DEGREE LIMIT ON MILK TEMPERATURE
ALICE E. SCHROETER, FOR WHOM A LEGAL BATTLE IS RAGING
WOMAN AIMS GUN TO HALT OFFICER
COURT SENTENCES AGED MAN TO 25 YEARS !N PRISON
News of the Courts
YUMA HEAT MADE HER NERVOUS, IS HER CHARGE
BEGINS SUIT AGAINST ROWELL'S BONDSMEN
SUES GAS COMPANY FOR INJURIES IN EXPLOSION
GAS CO. BALKS FURTHER INTERFERENCE BY VERNON
LABORER SUES SANTA FE FOR $10,000 DAMAGES
19 JURYMEN SELECTED
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
WANTS TO MORTGAGE
TO GIVE HEARING
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Municipal Affairs
BIRTHS FOR YEAR ARE 5186 AND DEATHS 4722
CLUB ASKS THE CITY TO PROHIBIT FIGHT FILMS
GARBAGE REPORT SENT TO WELFARE COMMITTEE
BOOK OF CITY'S PENAL LAWS FOR POLICEMEN
BOARD OF HEALTH SAVES $3455 OF APPROPRIATION
POSTPONES WHARF RATES
$1000 TO FIGHT CASE
TREASURY BALANCE
MAYOR EAGER TO AVOID REPORTERS AND PHONES
POLICE SURGEON ASKS $100 INCREASE IN PAY
COUNCIL HEARS PROTEST ON WIDENING OF STREET
EDDIE WANTS VOTE ON THE DICE SHAKING LAW
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
CONTAIN TALKS MADE BY DOCTORS
BINDS GASHED WRIST; SAVES EMPLOYE'S LIFE
DEPOSITS $25 FOR RELEASE
Homeopaths Renewing Old Acquaintances on Lawn of the Hotel Maryland at Pasadena Yesterday
JILTED YOUTH COMMITS SUICIDE IN CAFETERIA
CALIFORNIA ELKS TO VISIT SALT LAKE CITY
THREE SMALL THEFTS ARE REPORTED TO THE POLICE
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION HEARS UNUSUAL REQUEST
LABORER INJURED
RAVES WILDLY OF QUEER AFFINITY
SILT LUKE CUT'S MAYOR ARRIVES ON AUTO TOUR
FIGHTS MUZZLE ORDINANCE BUT LOSES; IS FINED $5
CATTLEMAN IS HURT
PATROLMAN RECOVERS
DOG BITES BOY
WANTS TO TOOT HORN TO PROVE PEDDLER'S GUILT
BOY SUSTAINS INJURIES IN COLLISION WITH AUTO
PLEADS GUILTY, AND JUDGE NEARLY FALLS FROM SEAT
ARRAIGN STRIKER ON CHARGE OF BATTERY
FORESTERS TO HOLD SOCIAL AND SMOKER
TO RETURN TONY MARTIN, CHARGED WITH FORGERY
CLUB PROPRIETOR AND BARTENDER ADMIT GUILT
FINES MOTORIST $3
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
JEFFRIES MAKES TRIP DOWN TUN
CHICAGO GOLFERS BELIEVE THEY HAVE BEST QUARTET
Y. M. C. A. CUTS OUT ALL OUTSIDE COMPETITION
Rialto Gossip
FOUR BASES ON BALLS THROW GAME TO OAKS
WESTERN LEAGUE
SEALS LOSE GAME AND WANT IT THROWN OUT
WHITNEY WINS TWO STAKES
ENTRIES ARE LARGE IN ANNUAL GOLF PLAY
GREAT WESTERN CIRCUIT RACING POSTPONED ONE DAY
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
News of Amateur World
PRESIDENT LYNCH IS EXPERT ADJUDICATOR
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PASADENAN GOES TO REDLANDS
SHAGGY LOCKS GOING AFTER STAKEHOLDER
CORBETT SAYS JEFF WAS ALL IN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
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LITTLE ORPHANS HAVE DAY OF JOY
Happy Orphans Starting for Their Outing at Venice Yesterday, and Scene Showing Many of Them on Beach
CRICKETERS ORGANIZE FOR SUMMER SEASON
BOWLING
MAY DIE AS RESULT OF FIGHT OVER SANDWICH
THINK HILL AND BRIDE SAFE IN MOUNTAINS
AUSTRALIAN WELTER KNOCKS OUT CLIFFORD
TO GIVE AWAY ORANGES
FINAL 'TAPS' FOR MAJ. E. F. WILLCOX
COMMUTERS CONTEST PROPOSED NEW RATES
CINCINNATI AND BOSTON AGREE TO TRADE PLAYERS
LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL PUTS BAN ON FIGHT FILMS
RICH AND POOR TO TOUCH ELBOWS TO LISTEN TO T. R.
TO END FACTIONAL FIGHTS IN ALASKA
FIVE PERSONS INJURED IN WASHINGTON WRECK
CABLE CHIEF RESIGNS
FATHER SUCKS SNAKE'S VENOM FROM SON'S FOOT
ADVOCATES WOMAN POLICE TO OVERCOME FLIRT EVIL
WANTED AN AUDIENCE
AUTOMOBILE HITS BICYCLIST; 2 HURT
MISSOURIAN AND BRIDE VISIT NIAGARA FALLS
CHURCH PLANS TO HAVE OWN INSANE ASYLUM
Untitled
PUTTING THE THUMBSCREWS ON US
PUTTING THE LID ON
Force of Habit
HERRIN ANSWERED
Far and Wide
Political Gossip
Merely in Jest
Public Letter Box
Score Another Tally
A Remedy for Machine Politics
How Some People Manage to Save
Keep to the Right
FOR THE LOST CHILD'S SAKE
THE LOST YOUTH
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
FELLOWSHIP TO PICNIC
NOT PREPARED
Latest News and Notes in Realm of Politics
PINCHOT TO BACK JOHNSON IN FIGHT
THAT DIDN'T SOOTHE HIM
BELL STIRS BIG HUMBOLDT CROWD
CLUB HAS SMOKER
AGED WOMAN. 40 YEARS STATE RESIDENT, IS DEAD
CLAIM 35 STATES WILL BE FOR FOLK
BOLO CLUB MEETS AND INDORSES FREDERICKS
SPEAKERS TELL OF GOOD GOVERNMENT'S VALUE
URGES COUNCIL TO SELL OLD CITY HALL SITE NOW
MAY WED GIRL IN WHOSE DOWNFALL HE ASSISTED
Personal Mention
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
PASADENA DETERMINED TO GET OWENS RIVER WATER
TO HOLD EXHIBITION MOTORCYCLE CONTEST
AGED MAN HIT BY CAR SUFFERS FEW BRUISES
PERMIT TARGET PRACTICE
EXCLUDE FIGHT PICTURES
BELLBOY CONFESSES CHIME
REQUIRE ADDITIONAL FUNDS TO BUY RIGHT-OF-WAY
LONG BEACH
WILL ADD A STORY TO THE KENNEBEC HOTEL
CHAUTAUQUANS PLAN FOR NEXT YEAR'S ASSEMBLY
PRISONERS-OBJECT TO CUTTING UP PILING
LONG BEACH WOMAN SHOOTS AT MARAUDER
TO PREVENT LOCKJAW
TO COMPLETE DOUBLE TRACK
DOG BITES CHILD
LONG BEACH ITEMS
KILLS BIG MOUNTAIN LION
CYCLISTS CLIMB MOUNTAINS
SAN BERNARDINO
ASK COUNCIL TO BAR BIG FIGHT PICTURES
«~> ■ OFFERS GREWSOME EVIDENCE
BUYS 40 FARM LOTS
SANTA ANA
COOK STOVE EXPLOSION SERIOUSLY BURNS WOMAN
MARRIAGE LICENSES
HELD FOR SERIOUS CHARGES
WATER SYSTEM'S COST STIRS UP TAXPAYERS
WILL ASK ROOSEVELT TO ATTEND MINING CONGRESS
RIVERSIDE
BIG BUILDING DESTROYED BY STOVE EXPLOSION
COUNTRYMEN ENTERTAIN DISTINGUISHED SWEDE
RIVERSIDE NOTES
FINDS MOUNTAIN CABIN LOOTED OF PROVISIONS
BOY BREAKS ARM
WOMAN WALKS PLANK TO" SAVE MOTHER AND BABY
GUATEMALA MAY ACCEPT AMERICAN BANKERS' LOAN
CHOOSES FAVORITE TREE AS FINAL BURIAL PLACE
THE WEATHER
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LESS CONGESTION OF CAR TRAFFIC
UNION PICKETS WEARING DISTINCTIVE BADGES
BAPTISTS WILL HONOR PASTOR WITH RECEPTION
BOOSTER CLUB MEETING CALLED IN SUNSET HALL
WOMAN BITTEN IN ARM BY VENOMOUS COPPERHEAD
COUNTY ACCEPTS PRENDERGAST BID
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO BUY STEAM ROLLERS
RETURN FROM VACATION
TABIJS OF TBMrEKATLKES
ENGINEER KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK
HE'S ONLY A PUPPY, SAYS OWNER OF COWISH DOG
'I SHOT HIM; HIM' NO GOOD,' SAYS CHEROKEE
W. C. T. U. Department
FRENCH BARK IN DISTRESS
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