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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 297, 25 July 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CONGRESSMAN LLOYD OF MISSOURI, WHO IS IN LOS ANGELES
BRYAN IN FIGHT FOR HIS POLITICAL LIFE IN NEBRASKA
NOTED DEMOCRAT IS HERE ON TOUR
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
STEAMER SINKS ON KOREAN COAST; 206 ARE MISSING
FOREST FIRES GAIN HEADWAY IN MONTANA
LONG FIGHT ON STEAMER MOMUS AGAINST FLAMES
CYCLONE IN ITALY KILLS 60 AND INJURES HUNDREDS
Freight Cars Tied Up on Grand Trunk R. R. at Port Huron; Strikers in Confab
THIEVES WORK AT TAFT'S RECEPTION
COLQUITT NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR OF TEXAS
EIGHTEEN INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK
SOUTHWEST TO HAVE HOT WEEK, SAYS FORECAST
CAR REPAIR SCANDAL INQUIRY TO REOPEN
$250-000 LOST AND FiVE FIREMEN HURT IN FIRE
NEW HEAT RECORDS SET IN EAST; FATALITIES FEW
DICKINSON AT MANILA
RIOTING STRIKERS MAKE AN ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN
BELIEVE CRIPPEN IS ON MONTROSE
CABINET OFFICERS TO TOUR ALASKA
Clarence Mackay and Wife to Aid Suffragettes in England
MRS, MACKAY TO HELP LONDON SUFFRAGETTES
NEW YORK BROKER SHOOTS LIQUOR DEALER
SCHIFF AND PARTY SEE ALASKAN RAILWAY WORK
$711-964.360 IN BANK NOTES NOW OUTSTANDING
NEWSPAPER MAN MAKES RAPID BALLOON FLIGHT
COWBOY AND BLIND GIRL SHOT BY RANCHER
SEN. CUMMINS FLAYS STEEL AND OIL TRUSTS
MIGRATION FROM CANADA TO SOUTHEASTERN STATES
THINKS SELF-STYLED ROBBER MAY BE CRAZY
FIRE CHARS BODY OF AGED WOMAN
CURTISS LEADS IN RACE OF AEROPLANES
TWO STEAMERS OPEN TRADE WITH BLUEFIELDS
$300-000 LOSS IN THREE CHICAGO FIRES
JOHN S. OVERTON, OLD TIME ACTOR. IS DEAD
NAVAL RESERVES WILL LEAVE FOR WEEK'S CRUISE
OFFICER REPELS JAPANESE ATTACK
EX-NAVAL OFFICER ENLISTS, DESERTS AND IS CAPTURED
MAYOR WITTPENN OPPOSES WILSON'S NOMINATION
FLAMES ENDANGER SMALL NEVADA TOWN
SYRIANS CELEBRATE
HIDING PLACE OF SUSPECT KNOWN
MOTORCYCLIST INJURED IN FALL FROM MACHINE
DENY NICARAGUA PURCHASED YACHT
LETTER IS BELIEVED CAUSE OF TRAGEDY
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BELL ENCOURAGED WITH TELEGRAMS
Well Known Club Woman and Writer Weds Minneapolis Man
W.C.T.U. Department
Ficketts Auto Livery, 246 8. Spring.
PHILIPPINE BANDIT CAUGHT
Arrowhead Spring.
LONGWORTH MAY BE COMPROMISE
BOY FALLS FORTY FEET; INJURIES NOT SERIOUS
TO DEPORT CHINESE
MOTORMAN HURT IN CAR CRASH
IOWA ASSOCIATION TO HOLD OUTING AUGUST 13
MEMORIAL SERVICES AT SPIRITUALIST MEETING
VOLATES LIQUOR LAW
WELL,* RATHER
WORK ON LIND LEASE SHOWS RAPID PROGRESS
Personal Mention
BELGIAN MINISTER DIES
PLANS TO ERECT CITY STOREHOUSE
UNION OUTDOOR SERVICES SHOW GOOD ATTENDANCE
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Untitled
THE LEMON "MONOPOLY"
EUCALYPTUS
An Obstinate Brute!
MR. LLOYD'S VISIT
PROPHETIC WORDS
Merely in Jest
State Press Echoes
Far and Wide
4 . » MY AUTOMOKANGAROO
The Plague of Flies
Roosevelt at Close Range
Why Japan Can't Fight
Walnuts for Fierceness
How Grapefruit Was 'Discovered'
AMENDING THE GAME LAWS
THE CITY
* AT THE THEATERS
HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR SONS OF PATRIOTS
ALSACE AND LORRAINE WANT A CONSTITUTION
CRITICISE LISSNER FOR PARTISANSHIP
MINISTER FAVORS GIRL * SCOUTS' ORGANIZATION
'AT WHITE HORSE TAVERN' MAKES SPRINKLER USEFUL
EXPLOSION OF BALLOON INJURES MANY AUSTRIANS
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
VERNON SHARES WITH SACRAMENTO FINAL DAY'S PROGRAM OF SERIES
BATS DELIGHT WINS
WESTERN LEAGUE
MONROVIA WINS TWICE
The Mah-pe, Speedy Ocean Skipjack, Owner Morgan Adams, Winner of Montgomery Cup Race Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SALINAS SHUT OUT
+~m+-BUTTE ENTRIES
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
SPANISH SONDER BOATS TO ARRIVE NEXT MONTH
SUNDAY MORNING LEAGUE
CHICAGO GOLF EXPERTS SEEK INTERCITY CONTEST
LOS ANGELES REVOLVER STARS HOLD CONTEST
ANGELS AND OAKS JAKE ONE EACH
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
JEFF SAYS NO TO M'CARNEY'S OFFER
HENLEY TAKES ANOTHER CONTEST FROM BEAVERS
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SAN PEDRO LEADS SO. STATE LEAGUE
NATIONALS RETAIN LEAD DESPITE LOSING CONTEST
•■ » . MUCH GOVERNED
Yacht Hawaii, Speedy Craft of the Hawaiian Yacht Club, First to Arrive in the Transpacific Race
WILLIAM A. LARNED HAS A REMARKABLE RECORD
L A. MERCHANTS SEND PICOS DOWN THE LINE
YACHT HAWAII IS FIRST AT ISLANDS
ANDERSON-LORES SEND OUT SEVEN HOME RUNS
LOS ANGELES CUBS ARE SHUT OUT BY MERCHANTS
EXCITING RACES MARK MOTORCYCLE CLUB MEET
REMINGTONS FAIL TO WORRY WIELAND SQUAD
Pierced TEAM WINS
BOWLING
LOCAL TEDDY BEAR CUBS GET FERNANDO SCALPS
CRACK GOLFERS IN WESTERN TOURNEY
VERDUGO PARKS DEFEAT LOS ANGELES PIPPINS
TENTH STREETS WIN
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SOUTH'S OLD GUARD IS PASSING AWAY
GERMAN COPPER KING IS PRINCE OF TIPPERS
CONCEITED CHIPANZEE CAUSES DISTURBANCE
BOY BALKS AT CONDITIONS OF GRANDFATHER'S WILL
CITY CORRUPTED BY RACE COURSE
PASTOR PRAISES GOD |N HIS SHIRT SLEEVES
QUITS GOOD JOB AFTER DISPLEASING MORGAN
CROWD FINDS SUPPOSEDLY KIDNAPED GIRL AND BOY
PAPER BAG CAMPAIGN FOR WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
WELLS-FARGO TO CUT ITS CHARGES
BEATING THE POSTOFFICE
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
RIO TINTO MINE NEAR SILVER CITY IS SOLD
IDA MAY COMPANY WILL DEEPEN OLD OIL WELLS
WELL NEAR LIVERMORE HAS OIL INDICATIONS
AMERICAN OILFIELDS TO DRILL NEW TERRITORY
SIX MONTHS ON STOCK EXCHANGE MORE BUSINESS THAN LAST YEAR
FOURTEEN STATES URGE ROOSEVELT TO VISIT US
FOR KETTLEMEN HILLS
IN COIN SHALE
COMPANY ORGANIZED TO DEVELOP LARGE HOLDINGS AT SIGNAL
WARNER COMPANY OF WHITTIER SELLS SAVAGE LAND INTEREST
MIDWAY FIVE
EXPECTS PAY SAND
LANDS IN HARD SHELL
STRIKES GAS POCKET
•—»-COALINGA CROWN RESUMES j
TONE OF MARKET STILL UNSETTLED
COLORADO RIVER PLACERS PREPARE FOR OPERATIONS
UNION PROSPERS
OVER 900 FEET DEEP
BEES MAKE ATTEMPT TO HIVE IN TROLLEY CAR
CALIFORNIA OIL MAY BE USED IN MEXICO
+-m+ < ADOPTS ROTARY DRILL
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
PASADENANS DISCUSS SCHOOL BOND QUESTION
AFRICAN-AMERICANS TO HOLD ANNUAL CONVENTION
WOMAN'S LEAGUE TO HEAR REPORT OF PRESIDENT
HAYRIDE, WITH CORNCRIB FEAST AND BARN DANCE
BIG BRITISH SHIP IN PORT WITH 80,000 TIES
LONG BEACH FLOATER THOUGHT TO BE DUMMY
Y. M. C. A. BOYS TO HAVE MODEL AIRSHIP MEET
LONG BEACH NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO
TRIES IMPERSONATING OFFICER; IS ARRESTED
TO SEARCH FOR REPORT OF INDIAN GIRL'S BIRTH
WOMAN WHO WAS BURNED TO DEATH IS BURIED
OCEAN PARK
NEARLY LOSES LIFE ON SWIMMING WAGER
VENICE
COOL BREEZES DRAW BIG CROWDS TO THE BEACH
PLAGUE CLAIMS 100,000 PER MONTH IN INDIA
LONG BEACH
R.R. COMMISSION ADVISES ON SWITCHING RATES
PYRITE IS FOUND IN SAND AT LONG BEApH
TROLLEY ROPE PULLS MAN THROUGH WINDOW
FAVORS LONG BEACH MUNICIPAL HARBOR
AUTOCHROMES AID DOCTORS IN WORK
WILL USE MOTHER TONGUE IN SOUTH AFRICAN SCHOOLS
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION TO DROP OUTSIDE COMPETITION
REDLANDS MAKES LARGE SHIPMENTS OF ORANGES
ORIENTAL DIES
Shipping News
SLOOP MONSOON IS FASTEST AT SANTA CRUZ
ENGLISH POLOISTS WILL INVADE YANKEE FIELDS
THE WEATHER
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HONOR CHARITY'S GREATEST PATRON
SHOULD USE ERRORS AS GUIDE, SAYS PASTOR
FORMER GAMBLER EXPOSES CALLING
* . s Arrowhead Spring*
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