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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 294, 22 July 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
BIGAMY CHARGE DISCLOSES GIRL WIFE'S MARRIAGE
NEW YORK TO ESTABLISH SUFFRAGE CLUB HOUSE
PRINCE MAY SHOOT IN ALASKA
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
BIG SCANDAL PROMISED IN FLOUR MILLS COMPANY
POSTMASTER FOUND DEAD
DEATH OF RAWN COINCIDENT WITH BIG RY. SCANDAL
ENTIRE BLOCK WIPED OUT BY FIRE IN TACOMA
TO BEGIN INVESTIGATION OF GORE BRIBERY CHARGES
Ockerson Ready to Stem Ravages of the Colorado
AMERICAN JAILED; OFFENSE TRIVIAL
FIRES SWEEPING FORESTS MENACE TOWNS IN NORTH
LOST ON DESERT TWO NEAR DEATH
IMPERIAL VALLEY DEATH TOLL NOW NUMBERS SEVEN
UNITED STATES AND ENGLISH CAPITAL TO FIGHT STANDARD OIL
OKLAHOMA OIL IN HANDS OF BANKS
SUBMARINES GIVEN TESTS IN HARBOR AT SAN DIEGO
MRS. I.W. HELLMAN SAVES HER HOME FROM FLAMES
EXPLOSION OF BIG COAST GUN KILLS ELEVEN SOLDIERS
SECOND ROBBER ADMITS HOLDUP
PLEADS FOR HEBREWS
REDUCE RATIONS TO HELP INDIANS
$389,639,616 INCREASE IN DEPOSITS OF BANK
LIBERIAN TROOPS MEET DEFEAT IN TRIBAL WAR
TREATY PLEASES FLOWERY KINGDOM
BODY OF DEAD WOMAN AFLOAT AT BRISTOL PIED
WORST JULY WIND STORM IN SAN DIEGO SINCE '81
TEMPLAR COMMANDER DIES
HORSEMAN DIES FROM FALL
HERMAN REUBEN NAME OF BAY CITY SUICIDE
SECRET PROVES FATAL TO THREE IN ITALY
HIGH PRICED
JAPANESE MAY WAR AGAINST FORMOSA
ADVISES DEMOCRATS TO SEEK COMMON GROUNDS
WOULD COMPEL I. C. C. TO RULE ALASKAN RAILROADS
WEATHER OBSERVERS MAP AVIATORS' COURSE
ROOSEVELT AND PINCHOT TO ADDRESS GEORGIANS
DRIVES GOATS 4000 MILES
PRIEST WHO SEEKS AID OF ROOSEVELT GUARDED
RHODE ISLAND BOASTS 428,556 POPULATION
ARRESTED IN PASADENA
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W.F.M. PLAN TO BOYCOTT HEARST
TO OBSERVE CENTENARY OF ARGENTINE REPUBLIC
LIGHT ON KITE LOOKS LIKE AVIATION WONDER
TO BE TRIED FOR SALE OF DECOMPOSED EGGS
DKLAHOMA GROWING RAPIDLY
W. G. GANO DEAD
King George's Oldest Son to Wed Kaiser Wilhelm's Pretty Daughter
DIPLOMATS DECIDE TO MAKE EDWARD BENEDICT
JUNE, 1911, FIXED FOR CORONATION OF GEORGE
FAMINE FOLLOWS FLOOD IN VALLEYS IN CHINA
ORDERS INSPECTION OF N. Y. ICE CREAM CONES
RAID CANDIDATE'S TILL
CLEVELAND CHOSEN FOR NEXT DENTISTS' POWWOW
MAN THOUGHT TO BE MINE CONSPIRACY VICTIM
COLORADO'S INSPECTOR OF BOILERS ARRESTED
240 POSTMASTERS IN 36 STATES APPLY^IR BANKS
FIRE DESTROYS RECORDB
PULLMAN CO. WILL FIGHT TAX BOARD
PERFECTS PATENT ON COLTON HARVESTER
TORPEDO FLOTILLA WINS TROPHY FOR ACCURACY
CLAIMS LAND ONCE OWNED BY CONTINENTAL GENERAL
BROKEN HEART CAUSES THE DEATH OF YOUTH
OUTPUT AT IDITAROD IS ESTIMATED AT $200,000
JAIL BRIDEGROOM FOR SMOKING CIGAR ON CAR
NAVAL APPROPRIATION IN JAPAN CAUSES FRICTION
PUGET SOUND PORTS ARE RUSHING FLOUR TO ORIENT
MOSQUITO BITE ALMOST CAUSES SURGEON'S DEATH
DOMESTIC WORRY CAUSE OF CORNFORTH'S SUICIDE
CITIZEN SAILORS GET USE OF BATTLESHIPS
Page 3 Advertisements
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BOY TESTIFIES AT FIGUEROA'S TRIAL
SHERER AND COMPANY TO RUSH WORK ON RAILWAY
U. S. COURTS WILL MEET IN SAN DIEGO MARCH, 1911
TO HEAR TESTIMONY IN DIAMOND THEFT CASE |
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Society
Spokane Woman Begins Movement to Give Father Red Rose Annually
TO SET ASIDE DAY FOR DOWNTRODDEN FATHER
RETAIL DRUGGISTS HOLD SEMI-ANNUAL BANQUET
RAILWAY AGENT STRIKES RICHES IN MEXICAN MINE
EDUCATORS WILL ADDRESS CITY CLUB AT LUNCHEON
AWAITING DECISION IN SCHOOL GRADE RUMPUS
TREAT ORPHANS TO OUTING AT TERMINAL ISLAND
HOLY ROLLER GOES INSANE
LOCAL OPTION DENOUNCED
BRAKEMAN KILLED
The Theaters
Club News
VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR ANSWERS LAST ROLL CALL
Personal Mention
LOCAL WOMAN IS HELD ON CHARGE OF ROBBERY
BOY DROWNS IN PRESENCE OF LITTLE PLAYMATES
SHOPLIFTERS PARTIALLY CONFESS TO DETECTIVE
FIND JAPANESE DEAD WITH HIS NECK BROKEN,
TWENTY.FIVE YEAR SENTENCE
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From Mines and Oil Fields
NEW BUREAU OF MINES FORGETS THE SOUTHWEST
BONNIE CLARE MILL MACHINERY IN PLACE
SAN FRANCISCO EXPECTS LIVELY FALL FOR OIL
METAL MARKETS
CROWN OPTIONS STOCK TO RICH KANSAS MAN
CLARA CONSOLIDATED WORKS FULL CAPACITY
UNION DIRECTORS TALK OVER MARKETING OF OIL
OKLAHOMA OIL DECISION
COST OF AWAKENING ROOSTER IS $2000
SET TRIAL OF BALLERINO CASE FOR AUGUST 30
SUITS AGAINST MIDWAY UNION ARE DISMISSED
[ MINING QUOTATIONS [
OIL COMPANIES DISBURSE BIG DIVIDENDS IN JULY
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET!
Shipping News
PRINCESS TO REORGANIZE
BUILDING PERMITS
P. E. R. R. OFFERS $250 REWARD FOR HOLDUPS
COURT GRANTS DIVORCE ON GROUNDS OF CRUELTY
FINED FOR UNMUZZLED DOG
SNEEZES SELF TO DEATH
Page 6 Advertisements
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL LEAD IS HAMMERED DOWN
NEW YORK COTTON
FINANCIAL
SUGAR AND COFFEE
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
LEAD COMPANY DIVIDEND
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
DROP IN EGG PRICES DUE TO OVER SUPPLY
FLOUR AND FEED
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
FRUIT MARKET
COTTON AND WOOL
LONDON WOOL MARKET
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
DIVIDEND ON COPPER STOCK
MOON OBSOLETE IN LAW
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Municipal Affairs
CORPORATIONS SECURE REDUCTION OF TAX LEVY
YACHT CLUB OBJECTS TO BROKEN SEWER AT DOOR
FIRE COMMISSION MAKES UNSUCCESSFUL HOSE TEST
MEETING NIGHT IS CHANGED
WANT TO "FIRE" FIREMAN BUT CAN'T LOCATE HIM
RAILROAD MAKES PROTEST AGAINST ASSESSMENT
IMPROVEMENTS OF 30 STREETS IS UNDER WAY
ASKS $15,000 DAMAGES FROM PACKING COMPANY
YOUTH PLEADS GUILTY TO PETTY BURGLARIES
COURT RENDERS JUDGMENT AGAINST JACOBS ESTATE
ALLOWS HUNTER $10 FOR INJURED FEELINGS
News of the Courts
HARBOR FRONTAGE PROVES TO BE VALUABLE PROPERTY
TUBERCULOSIS CAUSE OF SUIT FOR $2200
CLAIMS $15,335 DAMAGES FROM RAILWAY COMPANIES
LAPSE OF TIME SPOILS GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
NEW INCORPORATIONS
PRISONER ANXIOUS TO GO TO PATTON ASYLUM
FAIL TO LOCATE DIAMONDS GIVEN BANK AS SECURITY
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR MAKES ANNUAL REPORT
FILE APPLICATION FOR ADMINISTRATION PAPERS
SUIT AGAINST SKINNER, BANK PRESIDENT, STAYED
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
CONFIRMS REALTY SALES
JURORS FIND VERDICT FOR $2682 AGAINST GILLESPIE
DIVORCES GRANTED
LUMBER COMPANY SUES BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Arrowhead Si>rln«»
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
HORNING REFUSES TO TALK OF CASE
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES FIRE HYDRANT CONTRACTS
INJURED BY MOTORCYCLIST
Fred Horning, Who May Be Tried for Complicity in Murder of Capt. Auble
ARREST CHINESE WHO IS MASQUERADING AS NEGRO
EXHIBIT LOS ANGELES TO PHOENIX RACE TROPHY
ACCUSED PERJURER IS FREED ON $2000 BAIL
LOOTB JEWELRY STORE
FINED $25 EACH
TEMPERANCE UNION HEARS CHILD TRAINING DISCUSSED
COUNCIL CALLS HALT IN DESTRUCTION OF JETTY
MARQUEZ ARRAIGNED
CLINCHES SALE OF AQUEDUCT BONDS
STEALS BICYCLE THAT HE MIGHT BUY CLOTHES
PAYS FINE OF $150 FOR ILLEGAL SALE OF WHISKY
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
WILL FIGHT FOR EQUITABLE RATES
COMMENCE MOVEMENT TO ERECT CONVENTION HALL
PAYS $15 FINE
WOMAN LOSES HANDBAG, $150 AND FOUR TICKETS
NAVAL MILITIA TO LEAVE ON PRACTICE CRUISE
Page 9 Advertisements
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
KITTY BRASHEAR BREAKS UP WHALEN'S SWELL PITCHING EFFORT WITH DOUBLE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
FRANK HOLBORCW, SPEEDY LOCAL BOY TO RACE THIS EVE
POWERS DECIDE AGAINST SANTA ANA BALL CLUB
CROSS COUNTRY RIDER MAY DIE FROM INJURIES
WHITNEY'S JINKS WINS
CHESS CHAMPION WINS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
BATTLE ON SHIP OFFERS CHANCE TO GOV. GILLETT
CLASSY PADDLERS TO MEET TONIGHT
NEWCOMB WINS SHOOTING TOURNAMENT AF^ER TIE
ST. JOE PLAYERS SOLD
WESTERN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
BEAVERS DEFEAT SEALS IN HOTLY-PLAYED GAME
GEORGE FREETH, THE REDONDO LIFE-SAVER, TO RACE AT BIMINI
WALTER W TAKES STAKE AFTER UPHILL FIGHT
"OLDFIELD LOWERS RECORD
BUGS RAYMOND WORSTED IN SCRAP WITH M'GRAW
JEFF REFUSES TO NIBBLE BIG BAIT
ELMER REIGER TRANSFERED
ANGELS OVERLOOK CHANGE TO WIN
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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FIVE YACHTS WILL COMPETE FOR CUP
Amateur Notes
Yacht Idler, Which Will Appear in First Competition Saturday
BOWLING
AMATEUR GAMES
KLOKKE WANTS HIS DOG
M'LOUGHLIN WINS FROM EASTERN RACKET STAR
TENOR LOSES IN SUIT AGAINST HAMMERSTEIN
GRAND TRUNK MEN CONTINUE STRIKE
30 YEARS IN PRISON FOR PRIEST WHO SLEW PRIEST
HIBERNIANS HOLD BIENNIAL SESSIONS
APPROVES COYOTE PROOF ENCLOSURE
LEAGUE OF NICE NOSES IS LATEST IN PARIS
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Untitled
SERVING THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
MOST IMPORTANT
POT AND KETTLE
The Road to Nowhere
"WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?"
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
Baseball in England
State Politics
JUST AS EASY!
Public Letter Box
THE STRONGER SEX
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
DENY JOINT PLAN OF INDORSEMENT
CONREY IS BOOMED TO SUCCEED JUDGE TAGGART
OPERATE PASSENGER TRAINS
MAN'S BODY FOUND IN BAY
WOMEN SHOW INTEREST IN LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS
LINCOLN-ROOSEVELTERS START ASSEMBLY FIGHT
WILL RESUME TRAFFIC ON 7TH STREET CAR LINE
PICKETER SEIZED
MUST REGISTER BEFORE JULY 27 OR LOSE VOTE
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS ST. PATRICK'S FESTIVAL
CUDAHY BUYS $1,200,000 IMPERIAL VALLEY TRACT
COLLIER TO BE GIVEN FOUR-HOUR SPEED TRIAL
PROTEST AGAINST ENCYCLICAL
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT URGES EQUAL SUFFRAGE
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
VOTERS KEEP QUIET ON SCHOOL BOND QUESTION
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS INSTITUTE NEW LODGE
TO GIVE WEATHER MAN STILL ANOTHER CHANCE
PASADENA SPORTS
PASADENA BREVITIES
EXHAUST PIPE SUPPLY
TO BUILD MORTUARY CHAPEL
LONG BEACH ITEMS
VENICE
REFUSES TO TAKE OUT LICENSE; IS ARRESTED
TO GIVE DANCE
WOULD REPAIR PIER
SAN BERNARDINO
LAWYER AND BUILDING PROMOTER IS MISSING
HOUSEWIVES DEPLORE CEMENT DUST NUISANCE
IS HIT IN DETROIT
MAKES RECORD RUN
EXPECT EXCURSIONISTS
MARRIAGE LICENSES
SANTA MONICA
COURT SCORES WOMAN FOR CAUSING ARREST
PROMENADE A WALK OR HIGHWAY, IS QUESTION
GARTERS ARE HOBBY OF SANTA MONICA BURGLARS
DOG THOUGHT MAD
ARREST AUTHORIZED
NAT ELLERY SPEAKS
IDYLLWILD NOTES
LONG BEACH
EVANGELISTS FAIL TO GET THEM ALL HE SAYS
WANT CONTRACTOR TO WAIT FOR HIS MONEY
DISAPPEARED; BACK AFTER THREE YEARS
PIRATES IN LAUNCH LOOT WRECKED LONG BEACH PIER
COUGHS UP NAIL
TELEPHONE CAUSES ROW
TO PREPARE EXHIBIT
FAVORS OPEN SHOP
THE WEATHER
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ADMITS CHARGES OF MRS. SKELLY
STOCK STREAMS WITH TROUT
BELIEVE CRIPPEN NOW IN ANDORRA
TAFT TO ADDRESS MAINE VILLAGERS
PRESIDENT MADRIZ MAKES CABINET APPOINTMENTS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC BREAKS WITH JAPANESE STEAMERS
WOUNDS MAN AND SELF
FILIPINOS MAKE GREAT PROGRESS
CONRAD LAND COMPANY IN RECEIVER'S HANDS
CRIMINAL ACTION TAKEN AGAINST BANKRUPT FIRM
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