powered by
A Freely Accessible Repository of Digitized California Newspapers from 1846 to the Present
Home
Search
Titles
Dates
Help
About
Log in
California Digital Newspaper Collection
>
Los Angeles Herald
> 23 July 1910
Please take this
brief survey
to help us improve the CDNC and its text correction tool. Thanks for your feedback!
Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 295, 23 July 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FIGUEROA FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
WOMEN'S SONG SAVES THEM FROM RATTLESNAKE
MYSTERY SHROUDS $70,000 THEFT OF BONDS FROM BANK
CHURCH MEMBERS WILL OPERATE GROCERY STORE
WILDCAT AND WOLF ARE KILLED IN SAN DIEGO
PRESIDENT TAFT LEAVES WATERING PLACE IN COACH
TO ACT AGAINST HOMESTAKE MINE
COL. THOMPSON SURRENDERS
SENATOR TO PRESIDE
Airship Built by Massachusetts Congressman Tested by U. S. Navy
HUMORIST'S WIFE ATTEMPTS VOTING
CHICAGO BROKER SENT TO JAIL FOR 3 MONTHS
BARON CALTHORP DIES
CAR AND AUTO IN CRASH; TWO HURT
FEDERAL GRAND JURY PROBING PACKING CO.
BIG GUNS' SHELLS PIERCE SAIL OF WHITNEY YACHT
G. O. P. PLATFORM PLEDGES BROKEN SAYS CUMMINS
ADMIRAL RODGERS WILL SEARCH ALASKA FOR SON
TESTS TRAFFIC LAW AND IS PROMPTLY ARRESTED
MAN AND WOMAN SHOT BY FEMALE RABBIT-HUNTER
CAPTAIN MILES- INDIAN FIGHTER. DIES IN FLORIDA
SAN JOSE GIRL MISSING
WAR DEPARTMENT OPENS TWO COOKING SCHOOLS
WOMEN DROWN ATTEMPTING TO SAVE MOTHER AND CHILD
N. Y. DEMOCRATS' FALL CAMPAIGN IS OUTLINED
ALLEGES EDITOR USED BIG SCISSORS IN FIGHT
PULL AT LANYARD CAUSES EXPLOSION
DEATH FAILS TO HALT FIRING ON TARGET FLEET
TAKE DEPOSITIONS TO BE USED AGAINST GOVERNOR
BRISTOW SPEAKS ON RAILWAY LAW
GRAND TRUNK STRIKE FAR FROM SETTLEMENT
INMATES OF SPANISH PRISON START MUTINY
ARREST ALLEGED MOB LEADER
ATTACK HYATT IN VAN LIEW CASE
COL MAHONEY, CAPITALIST AND REALTY MAN- IS DEAD
NINE-YEAR-OLD BOY KILLS HIS PLAYMATE
DRY FARMING IS SUCCESS
Page 2 Advertisements
Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
Page 2 Advertisements Column 2
WOMAN DIES OF TERRIBLE BURNS
MINISTER ASKED TO BECOME POLICEMAN
RUSH TO GOLD FIELD
LEGISLATOR GUILTY
Gen. A. J. West, Who Is Seeing Los Angeles After Absence of 20 Years
DENTISTS WILL HOLD NEXT MEETING IN CLEVELAND
MANY FEWER BARS
THREE SHOT IN VIRGINIA
THREE DROWNED
FORMER ANGELENO BACK AFTER SCORE OF YEARS
COLORADO MAN DEVELOPS WHEAT FOR LAZY FARMERS
MERCHANT ENDS LIFE TO STOP FORECLOSURE
SUICIDE USES DYNAMITE
FIRE DESTROYS STEAMER
DECLARE WAR ON 'OREGON SYSTEM'
MARINE CORPS MEN LOSE SOFT JOBS AT CAPITAL
MISSOURI'S GOVERNOR HARVESTS WHEAT CROP
WOMAN WOUNDED IN SAN JOSE IS STILL ALIVE
BRANDENBURG INDICTED
GERMANY EXPELS MORMON LEADERS
RULING ENABLES INDIANS TO WILL ALLOTTED LANDS
CANAL SANITARY FORCE MAKING WAR ON FLIES
CLEVELAND HAS BIRTHDAY
Page 3 Advertisements
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
FIGHT ADMISSION OF SKELLY TALE
PROMOTE TICKET AGENT
ACKNOWLEDGES ASSAULT
DR. WILBUR CRAFTS, WHO WILL SPEAK TO GAMBLERS SUNDAY
SPECIAL SERVICE TO BE HELD FOR SPORTING MEN
EOGOTA WITHOUT STREET CARS FOR SEVERAL WEEKS
PROTECTS MORALS OF OIL KING'S SUNDAY SCHOOL
BUTTE CHIEF OF POLICE REMOVED FROM OFFICE
BARREL OF BEER HOLDS UP TRAFFIC IN ERIE CANAL
Untitled
Page 4 Advertisements
Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
Page 4 Advertisements Column 3
MYSTERY VEILS BRIDE OF IVES
CONVERTS SICK MAN'S CHECKS TO HIS OWN USE
WORN BY DISEASE, AGED MAN COMMITS SUICIDE
JOHN F. DENEL FILES BANKRUPTCY PETITION
DENIES DIVORCE
Miss Hazel Barter, Who IS NOT the Miss Hazel Barter Married in Denver
TUBERCULAR CASE CAUSES AWARD OF $550 DAMAGES
HOOSIERS TO HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC AT REDONDO BEACH
FACES SECOND CHARGE OF CRUELTY TO HORSE
CHARGES HOLLYWOOD MAN WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
CHICKEN BUYER SUES FOR $450 COMMISSION
DISCHARGES PRINCIPALS IN NEIGHBORHOOD ROW
FALLS FROM THIRD FLOOR WINDOW; SERIOUSLY HURT
CHARGE FORMER EMPLOYE WITH STEALING 2 TICKETS
GIDEONS CONVENE
FIND BODIES OF BOYS IN SLOUGH
BANKERS SAY AMERICANS ARE AUTOMOBILE CRAZY
SAN DIEGO YOUTH ADMITS SETTING FIRE TO HOUSE
OHIO PASSENGER TRAIN CRASHES INTO FREIGHT
BRIDE LAUGHS AT JOKE; DISLOCATES HER JAW
BUILDING PERMITS
Arriiwlii'iial -Uirino
Page 5 Advertisements
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
From Mines and Oil Fields
MINING SECRETARY HERE TO PLAN FOR MEETING
AMERICANS DENOUNCE IN ALTAR DISTRICT
COALINGA BRIEFS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
UNITED TO DELIVER 25.000 BARRELS OF OIL DURING JULY
MINING QLOTATIONS
MIDWAY NORTHERN WILL MARKET ITS PRODUCTION
SECOND INDEPENDENT AGENCY CONSIDERED
LIVE OA£ STATEMENT INDICATES PROGRESS
ACTIVITY IS RESUMED IN SEARLES DISTRICT
COURTLAND GOLD STRIKE CONTINUES TO STAND UP
MILWAUKEE MAN GETS CHERRY HILL PROPERTY
SECOND SHIFT AT WORK
BUBBLES OVER TOP
METAL MARKETS
YOUTH DROWNED
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
Shipping News
KKIV.I> AMI DVPAKTUIfItS
STRIKE AT SUGAR PLANT
Page 6 Advertisements
Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
BEARS HAVE CLEAN SWEEP IN MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
MINISTER RETURNING
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
SUGAR AND COFFEE
ALL GRADES OF EGGS REDUCED IN VALUATION
FLOUR Vr^D FEED
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
FRUIT MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
PITTSBURG AERO CLUB ISSUES 'WIND CHECKS'
SHOOTS CHORUS GIRL WIFE AND WOUNDS SELF
DESERT HEAT CLAIMS FIVE VICTIMS IN WEEK
ASSASSIN ATEMPTS TO SLAY FORMER PREMIER
BISBEE SWEPT BY FLOOD, AND TEN LIVES ARE LOST
Page 7 Advertisements
Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
Municipal Affairs
DESIRE MORE ELASTIC STREET PAVING LAW
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES ISSUES ANNUAL REPORT
ASKS FOR AMENDMENT OF TELEPHONE ORDINANCE
IMPROVERS FIGHT SALE OF CITY HALL PROPERTY
JOHN ERRETT, EMPLOYE OF CITY, DROPS DEAD
STREET MONEY COLLECTED
Arrunlirsd jSpi-inga
TO MAKE WILMINGTON INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
BOARD STANDS FIRM ON ASSESSMENT OF TAXES
RESIDENTS DEMAND THAT COUNTY PAY ROAD TAXES
FRISCO AGENT VISITS CITY
FOOTHILL FARMS NEAR TOWN
News of the Courts
ARTIST'S WILL SHOWS MANY ARE REMEMBERED
TO ENFORCE SETTLEMENT OF INSURANCE POLICY
MUST GIVE A HEARING WHEN LICENSE REVOKED
CONTINUES S. P. SUIT AGAINST PACIFIC SURETY
'BE SURE TO KISS THE BRIDE,' ADVISES COURT
NEW INCORPORATIONS
CECELIA J. JACOBS, ORPHAN WHO WAS ADOPTED YESTERDAY
JAPANESE SUE SHIMBUN FOR $5000 DAMAGES
$175,000 IN ESTATES IS ABOUT TO BE PROBATED
PAYMENTS ON NOTE CEASE; HOLDER SUES FOR $623.25
COURT CONTINUES SUIT OF MACHINERY COMPANY
REMOVES DAMAGE SUIT
WELL-KNOWN TENOR IS SENT TO INSANE ASYLUM
PRISONER PARTLY TRIED BEFORE SUPERIOR COURT
PREFER SECOND CHARGE AGAINST ALLEN R. FISHER
ASKS TO CHANGE NAME
Page 8 Advertisements
Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
VETERAN'S DEATH PUZZLES POLICE
SAYS P. C. BOATS CROWDED
G. H. HERR GETS PROMOTION
Panorama Showing How Construction Work on Historical and Art Museum in Agricultural Park Is Being Rushed by the Contractors
MONTENEGRINS CHARGED WITH THREATENING LIFE
WHITTIER DECIDES TO ACCEPT EDISON RATES
LAUDS ELKS' TRIP
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
EXPECT EQUALIZERS TO INCREASE ASSESSMENT
WAVES CAST UP BODY OF MARGARET HENZE
100 YEARS ON WATER WAGON WATKINS' THEME
SUPERVISORS REFUSE TO RETURN BIDDERS' PLANS
ACCUSE MRS. BUNNELL OF SELLING LAND TWICE
FILE WRIT OF ATTACHMENT AGAINST U. S. GRANT HOTEL
NAVAL MILITIA TO CRUISE IN SOUTHERN WATERS
MUST RESENTENCE WILMINGTON SLAYER
MAN IS RUN DOWN AND KILLED BY MOTOR CAR
POLICE FREE ANGELENOS ACCUSED OF THIEVERY
DIES OF HYDROPHOBIA AS RESULT OF DOG'S BITE
SKILLED SWIMMER DROWNS
TO REPORT CONDITIONS IN IMPERIAL COUNTY
LAY FOUNDATIONS FOR BIG MUSEUM
Page 9 Advertisements
Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
Page 9 Advertisements Column 2
HERALD SPORTING PAGE
VILLAGERS START TROUBLE IN FIRST INNING AND DEFEAT GRAHAM'S SQUAD
ATHLETIC COPS ORDERED TO RELINQUISH SNAPS
RAYMOND SUSPENDED FOR VIOLATING TRAINING RULES
THOMSON FIRST ENTRANT FOR ALL-ROUND HONORS
TENNANT'S HOMER WINS CONTEST FROM BEAVERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
ANGELS FAIL TO SUPPORT THORSEN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
M'VEY WHIPS DUB
BATTLE TO DRAW
LANGFORD AND KAUFMANN MATCHED FOR SIX ROUNDS
Maurice McLoughlin, the Whirlwind of the West Who Won at Longwood
CHAMPION REFUSES TO PAY RECEPTION BILLS
NO MORE CALLED GAMES TO ALLOW RUSH FOR TRAIN
WOOD CHOSEN LEADER OF SEATTLE BASEBALL TEAM
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
GLEASON THINKS JEFF SHOULD TAKE A CHANCE
CONLEY AND WALSH TO MEET IN NEW ORLEANS
JM'LOUGHLIN WINS FROM B. C. WRIGHT
Page 10 Advertisements
Page 10 Advertisements Column 1
Page 10 Advertisements Column 2
MISS HOTCHKISS WINS AT PORTLAND
TWO RECORDS LOWERED AT GRAND RAPIDS MEET
PAPKE TAKES COUNT IN FAST BOUT WITH CUPID
MARSHALL GETS DRAW
ADLER WINS FROM KAHN
FRANK HOLBOROW, WHO WON AT BIMINI FROM GEO. FREETH
HOLBOROW WINS FROM FREETH IN FAST TIME
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
OFFICERS CHOSEN BY HIBERNIANS
WHITE WINGS TO SAIL FOR MONTGOMERY CUP
TWO LIVES LOST IN HOQUAIM HOTEL FIRE
ALASKAN VOLCANO IS COVERED WITH SNOW
BODY Of MISS PIERCE * IS RECOVERED FROM SEA
ACQUIT GAMBLER'S SLAYER; GROUNDS, SELF DEFENSE
ARREST NEGRO IN THE RAWN CASE
NEGRO BURNEDAT STAKE IN TEXAS
HEART OF DIPLOMAT WILL BE SENT TO MADRID
LOSS IN FOREST FIRES $6,000,000
DR. CRIPPEN STILL ELUDES SLEUTHS
CHARGE MAYOR'S REGIME WAS ALMOST ANARCHY
EMERSON SOUGHT BY CHASE
DISASTROUS CLOUDBURST
U. S. CRUISING FORESTS
-KILLS HIMSELF IN BED
FOLK ADDRESSES DEMOCRATIC CLUB
MOSER SOLD TO BOSTON
POPULATION OF PUEBLO
JAPANESE IS HANGED
Page 11 Advertisements
Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
Untitled
WHY THE RAILROAD KING OPPOSES PHYSICAL VALUATION OF RAILROAD PROPERTY
Is He a Practical Plumber?
ALDRICH'S PERFIDY
THE FUTURE AMERICAN
IT HAS"PROCEEDED"
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
Public Letter Box
Some Vacation Time Pointers
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
AVERS FUND NO PART OF GOOD GOV'T ASS'N
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
BOURBONS WATCH G. O. P. STRUGGLE
INTEREST SHOWN IN CANVASSING
LAWN FETE FOR CHURCH
NATIONAL UNION OFFICERS
JOHNSON WINNER STATES LISSNER
WOOD INDORSED BY PASADENANS
MAN DROWNED IN TEXAS LEAVES WIFE AND CHILDREN
CHEYENNE FOR NAVAL MILITIA
DIES BY GAS ASPHYXIATION
Page 13 Advertisements
Page 13 Advertisements Column 1
Page 13 Advertisements Column 2
Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
DEFEAT HIGH SCHOOL BONDS FOR SECOND TIME
GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
DRUNKENNESS DECREASES WITH 'NOTHING DOING' LIST
HAWKEYES TO PICNIC
TO BRIDGE ARROYO SECO
PASADENA BREVITIES
VENICE
RUNAWAY BOY FOUND IN SURF AT VENICE
FOUND NOT GUILTY OF VIOLATING LIQUOR LAW
ENTERTAINS WHIST PARTY
TO IMPROVE ROADS
GIVE SHOWER PARTY
LONG BEACH
TRUE DEVOTION SUBJECT OF ADDRESS TO BAPTISTS
CALL POLICE FOR ASTHMATIC
HEARS OF DAUGHTER'S DEATH
TO ERECT APARTMENT HOUSE
LONG BEACH ITEMS
GIVES BAND CONCERT
PLAN OIL COMPANY
NOT TRUE TO NATURE
SANTA ANA
CLAIMS HUSBAND HAS ANOTHER WIFE LIVING
CALIFORNIA PIONEER MEETS SUDDEN DEATH
BRINGS SUIT ON FAILURE TO PURCHASE PROPERTY
SAN BERNARDINO
MAN FOUND DEAD
BOY DANCES HIMSELF INTO AN EARLY GRAVE
SANTA MONICA
SANTA MONICA WOMEN CHARGED WITH BATTERY
DIP IN SURF KILLS AGED WOMAN BATHER
TO ENLARGE QUARTERS OF REDLANDS NAT. BANK
THE WEATHER
Page 14 Advertisements
Page 14 Advertisements Column 1
Page 14 Advertisements Column 2
Page 14 Advertisements Column 3
Page 14 Advertisements Column 4
Page 15 Advertisements
Page 15 Advertisements Column 1
Page 15 Advertisements Column 2
Page 15 Advertisements Column 3
Page 15 Advertisements Column 4
Page 15 Advertisements Column 5
Page 15 Advertisements Column 6
Page 15 Advertisements Column 7
PASTOR FOR ST. MARY'S IS NAMED
REV. JOSEPH McMANUS, APPOINTED RECTOR OF ST. MARY'S CHURCH
DENY INDIANS STRANDED
NOTED EDITOR-MINISTER WILL TALK TO BAPTISTS
ASKS COURT TO DECLARE LAND CLOSED FOR FILING
NEW CASH PROTECTOR MACHINE IS RECEIVED
DR. W. H. GEISTWEIT WHO WILL BE HEARD IN TEMPLE CHURCH
$300,000 IS SUMMER'S YIELD AT IDITAROD
» ■ m SOLICITOR DIES ;"'
GIANT DIES AT 75
HANGING MADE SPECTACLE
ROOSEVELT ENJOYS TWO TALKS ON LITERATURE
CORRESPONDENT PLEADS FOR THE CRIMINAL UNDER DOG
Personal Mention
COTTON AND COPPER LEAD IN U. S. EXPORTS
THOUGH RAINY, PANAMA CANAL RECORDS BROKEN
STEEPLEJACK FALLS FROM TOP OF 60-FOOT FLAG POLE
Page 16 Advertisements
Page 16 Advertisements Column 1
Select an article to view its text.
Issue
Hint: Right-click on an article to see options menu
x
