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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 305, 2 August 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FIRE WIPES OUT ENTIRE VILLAGE; MENACES FOREST
SPANISH ENVOY TO VATICAN LEAVES
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
FORMER GOVERNOR WILL TAKE PLACE OF DANIEL
THINK CASHIER HAS A PART OF MONEY HIDDEN
INSURGENT TELLS OF TORPEDO BOAT SCANDAL EXPOSE
BURGLAR HITS WOMAN; SETS HOUSE ON FIRE
LIEUT. COM. HENRY BAKER GETS PUBLIC REPRIMAND
MILLIONAIRE WHO IS TO ATTEND SCHOOL AT THE AGE OF 45
HAS RICHES; WILL SEEK EDUCATION
SAN BERNARDINO GAS CO. SUES FOR MILLION
WIDOW CLAIMS SHE IS VICTIM OF SWINDLERS
MOYER ELECTED TO PRESIDENCY OF THE W.F.O.M.
LOS ANGELES COMPANY'S TREASURER IS ARRESTED
WESTERN FEDERATION PRESIDENT AGAIN CHOSEN FOR OFFICE
HARBOR ENGINEER IS SERIOUSLY ILL
LOS ANGELES OSTEOPATH PERFORMS LORENZ SURGERY
TO USE PASSBOOK SYSTEM IN POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS
CRIPPEN READY TO RETURN AND ANSWER CHARGE
SAYS TAFT VETOED SEAL KILLING ORDER OF NAGEL
PRINCE OF CHINA WILL STUDY NAVY IN AMERICA
MOTORCYCLIST DIES FOLLOWING COLLISION
«-»-«■ CARLISLE FUNERAL WILL BE HELD IN WASHINGTON
ARBITRATORS HEAR ARGUMENT
FIREMAN KILLS 3; THEN ENDS LIFE
PRESIDENT CUTS SPEECHES SHORT
DELEGATES TO ATTEND EUCHARIST CONGRESS
SAN FRANCISCANS HURT IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT
LUZON POLICE KILL DATTO
REV. J.J. MARTIN CHOOSEN AS HEAD OF UNIVERSITY
GRAND JURY TO PROBE MEAT DEAL IN DENVER
SLAYERS ESCAPE POSSE AND CROSS MEXICO LINE
$1,733,058,828 IS TREASURY'S CASH
STATE INCREASES RAILROADS' TAXES
STOP FLOUR BLEACHING
FATAL CRAMPS SEIZE 2 IN WILLAMETTE RIVER
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VETERANS CAMP CAPITOL PARK
AMERICANS WILL LEAD HONDURAS REVOLUTION
GETS 3 MONTHS IN JAIL FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT
(RETIRE COMMANDER OF ARIZONA STATE TROOPS
COMMUTES DEATH SENTENCE
PEACE CONGRESS OPENS
NEWELL WILL EXAMINE PLANS FOR IRRIGATION
REFUSED MEETING MRS. PROCTOR WILL SAIL
AERO CLUB ANNOUNCES NEW RULES OF CONTEST
CANADIAN GUNNER KILLS CAPTAIN OF ARTILLERY
HONORS REQUISITION OF OREGON GOVERNOR
WILL PROBE FAILURE OF BILLS TO PASS
UNVEIL ARMY LIFE IN PHILIPPINES
PINCHOT AND GARFIELD BLAMED BY BALLINGER
RAILWAY OFFICIALS RIDE IN NEW HUDSON TUNNEL
SOLDIER DROWNS WHILE PERFORMING TRICK DRILL
LOSSES FROM EARTHQUAKE CAUSE NORTHERN SUICIDE
SHOOTS GIRL AND SELF AFTER FAILURE IN LOVE
START $300,000 SUIT TO LOCATE SECURITIES
GOVERNMENT PREPARES NEW COAL LAND CASES
BELIEVE WOMAN KILLED DOCTOR AND SHOT SELF
GOVERNMENT REPORTS 18,829 VOTES FOR DJAZ
SHIPS LOADED WITH WINE HURRY TO AVOID TARIFF
PROHIBITS EXPORTING PULP FROM 'TICKET' LAND
KILLED IN POWDER MILL
EARL STARTS WAR TALK IN ENGLAND
SOUTH DAKOTA TO HAVE NEW GUNS AND TURRETS
ROOSEVELT LEAVES ON FOUR DAYS' AUTO TOUR
GOV. HARMON FAILS TO END COLUMBUS STRIKE
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS WELCOME, SAYS CONSUL
CRANE PECKS OUT MAN'S EYE
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CHARGE VIOLATION OF LIGHTING RATE
ELEVEN FACE POLICE JUDGES FOR SPEEDING
GIVES REPRODUCTION OF ST. CHRISTOPHER LEGEND
APPOINTS COMMISSION TO MEXICAN CENTENNIAL
Animals and Trainer Which Are Being Featured on Bill of the Orpheum Theater for the Current Week
MUSIC, ART AND COMEDY ON VAUDEVILLE STAGE
OVERDUE STEAMER ARRIVES
CHARGE 5 WITH VIOLATING ANTI-PICKETING LAW
PLAN IMPROVEMENTS FOR ANGELES MESA TRACT
RUNAWAY HORSE LEAPS INTO TONNEAU OF AUTO
PETTY CROOKS AND PASSKEY THIEVES ARE BUSY
CATHOLICS CELEBRATE IN ST. FRANCIS' HONOR
PROF. FRANCIS ASSUMES DIRECTION OVER SCHOOLS
ANNOUNCE EXAMINATIONS FOR U. S. CIVIL SERVICE
OSTEOPATHS WAR WITH ALLOPATHS
BARACA MEMBERS HONOR NEW OFFICERS IN UNION
VIOLATES BILLBOARD ORDINANCE; PAYS $1 FINE
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WOMAN SUCCEEDS AS OWN LAWYER
TRUTH-SEEKING PLAY WRITERS HIS SUBJECT
CONTRACTORS RUSH WORK 1 ON STREETS IN POMONA
TWO SENT TO JAIL
VIOLATES LIQUOR LAW
Mrs. Thilo Becker Who Will Pass a Month in the Canadian Mountains
Society News
Music Notes
HIGHWAY BOARD ASKS BOND SALE
CHARGE POLICE CHIEF KEPT MONEY OF CITY
POMONA VALLEY DEALERS IN REALTY WILL UNITE
TO BOOST MOVE TO PAVE STREET NEAR BOULEVARD
PROSECUTOR PICTURES SKELLY HOME TRAGEDY
THREE DOLLARS' FINE BECAUSE LIGHT OUT
Personal Mention
PARENTS FEAH YOUTH HAS SEEN SHANGHAIED
CO. F, SEVENTH INFANTRY, FILLS THREE VACANCIES
MEN PROBE DEATH FROM ASPHYXIATION
BILLIARD HALL OWNER PAYS A FINE OF $25
THE VERDICT: INNOCENT
THE LEAST HE COULD DO
CHINESE ARRAIGNED
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From Mines and Oil Fields
GOVERNMENT FAVORS OIL FOR USE ON THE PACIFIC
INSPIRATION BACKERS WILL FINANCE ARIZONA PROPERTY
LAKEVIEW PRODUCTION PUZZLES EXPERT JUDGES
STRIKE AT NATIONAL GOES RICH IN GOLD
■ •-«-*-OIL NEAR PRUNEDALE
MOVES CEMENT PLANT
SANTA FE BRINGS IN GUSHER NEAR MARICOPA
POWER COMPANY EXTENDS LINE TO CAMP LIBERTY
m . *. BUILDING PERMITS •
< » » > VETERANS IN THE SENATE
GIFFORD PINCHOT WILL BE MET IN OIL FIELDS BY SIERRA MADRE CLUB
MINING QUOTATIONS
STRIKE IN LOST HILLS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MANY TAX REFORMS ARE SUGGESTED IN MADRID
BREAKS COUSIN'S NECK IN WRESTLING MATCH
Shipping News
URGES STUDY OF IRISH LANGUAGE
■ *-»-* , A MUSICAL DOG " I
PREVENTABLE FIRES
78 KILLED ON SIBERIAN RAILWAY DURING YEAR
CHANCE FOR AMERICAN COMMERCE IN MOROCCO
DEPUTIES TABLE NEW LABOR DHL
DR. FLEXNER ON WHISKERS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
DECLINE IN PRICE AT MARKET CLOSE
♦♦> V PACIFIC COAST TRADE
FINANCIAL
m . a, NEW YORK COTTON
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK [ AND BOND EXCHANGE
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COTTON AND WOOL
PRODUCERS INCREASE CANTALOUPE SHIPMENTS
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
Citrus Fruit Report
METAL MARKETS
FRUIT MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SUGAR AND COFFEE
BUTTER, EGOS AND CHEESE
DIVIDEND DECLARED
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TWO SECRETARIES QUIT SAME PLACE
DEATH EXPECTED TO CLAIM WIFE SLAYER
NEW ORPHANAGE AT MONTEBELLO PLANNED
f ' ■ ■'" ■ ,ii. Municipal Affairs *■ ■■ , ■■»■. ..mn
LOS ANGELES-PACIFIC'S FRANCHISE THREATENED
■« • » EAST HOLLYWOOD ASKS FOR FIRE PROTECTION
FIRE DEPARTMENT TO COST CITY $823,337
POLICE BOARD TO REFUSE BILLIARD HALL PERMITS
LICENSE INSPECTOR GIVEN SECOND WARNING
TO PLACE NATIVE TROUT IN GRIFFITH PARK STREAMS
DENY APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR PERMITS
POLICEMAN TO PATROL DANCE HALLS AND RINKS
COUNCIL DEADLOCKED ON HEWITT'S SUCCESSOR
CLAIMS PUBLICATION OF LIEN NOTICE IS LIBEL
ISSUES BENCH WARRANT FOR MINER IN ALASKA
FILES AMENDED COMPLAINT
BAD CHECK CHARGE FILED
FALSE PRETENSE CHARGED
CHARGE ATTEMPT AT FRAUD
GETS TWO YEARS IN PRISON
GETS ONE YEAR PROBATION
TO ADOPT GRANDSON
NEW CORPORATIONS
News of the Courts
MAN CRIES WHEN COURT GIVES PRISON SENTENCE
APPLICATION TO PROBATE WILL LEAVING $100,000
a , » FILE 4 CRIMINAL CASES FOR SUPERIOR COURT
■a ■ *. FILES SUIT CHARGING FALSE ACCUSATION OF INSANITY
TO HEAR ARGUMENT FOR APPEAL OF FIGUEROA CASE
DELAY REARRANGEMENT OF COURT DEPARTMENTS
NEGRO LODGE TROUBLES ARE AGAIN IN COURT
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
APPLICANTS FOR LIQUOR PERMITS RECEIVE ORDER
LL WOMAN ENDS LIFE BY LEAP FROM WINDMILL
TABLE OF TKMrERATI'KK
WOODMEN TO HOLD LOG ROLLING AT LONG BEACH
PROTEST AGAINST DELAY IN GRANTING 5-CENT FARE
CHARGES ARE ABSURD, SAY RESTAURANT MEN
PACIFIC TELEPHONE CO. INCREASES LIST BY 1500
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
ST. GEORGE SONS GIVEN RECEPTION
GRAPFFHELD IN $1000 BAIL ON CHECK CHARGE
TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES ISSUED TO TWENTY-TWO
ASK INCREASE OFJ&1000 TO RUN PORTER RANCH
Representatives Who Will Take Part in Sessions of the Grand Lodge, Sons of St. George, This Week
PATROLMAN PROVES TO BE AN ATHLETIC HERO
PRAISES CLIMATE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
FURRIER HELD ON BAIL ON BAD CHECK CHARGES
RELATIVES HUNT HEIR TO RICH COAL LANDS
MOTHER-IN-LAW IS CAUSE, DEFENDANT TELLS COURT
DELAY EXAMINATION OF SLAYER OF WIDAMAN
ELEVEN LAW STUDENTS ADMITTED TO THE BAR
LOS ANGELES POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS SHOW INCREASE
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF SHOOTING AT ADVISER
DECIDES MOTORCYCLE IS NOT A BICYCLE
BANK TELLER'S WIFE SECURES A DIVORCE
ANOTHER KNOT IN REFUSE CONTRACT
PLANS .SURVEY AT COLORADO
MOMUS PASSENGER RECALLS EXPERIENCE
Arrowhead Springs
BANKS AGREE TO PAY TAXES ON NEW LOANS
WORLD'S ROAD EXPERTS MEET
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
VILLAGERS TACKLE DILLONITES TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
ALLEGED INTERVIEW ON DRUGGING QUESTION IS FALSE, SAYS JEFFRIES
FIGHT FILMS WILL BE PERMITTED AT VENICE
GANS, REALIZING END IS NEAR, DEPARTS FOR HOME
LITTLE HEN BERRY SLIDES INTO TOWN
EASTERN CLIMATE HAS EFFECT ON COAST STAR
HERRESHOFF BUILT BOAT WINS GERMAN HANDICAP
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GRAND CIRCUIT OPENING AT DETROIT IS SUCCESS
RACING RESULTS
WESTERN LEAGUE
CLASSY TENNIS IN OPENING PROGRAM
RICKARD SAYS KNOCKS WILL ADVERTISE FILMS
CONTRACTS APPROVED BY BIG LEAGUE ANNOUNCED
BOWLING
WASHINGTON TWJRLER IS VICTIM OF DREAD DISEASE
MARSHALL DRAWS
WHITNEY'S FILLY WINB
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JENNINGS ROASTS TIGERS PLAYING
SUES FOR $100,000
BIG LEAGUE TEAMS ARE REPEATERS FOR HONORS
THRIFTY DIAMOND STARS FIND THEIR EFFORTS LEAD TO OLD AGE COMFORT
LONG HAS EASY TIME IN WINNING ON CLAY COURT
LIVIUS SHOWS GAMENESS
LEOPARD PROVES MOST TREACHEROUS OF ANIMALS
HARVARD IS OPTIMISTIC IN REGARD TO ATHLETICS
LEMBERG FAVORITE FOR ENGLISH RAGE
Untitled
THE HOME CIRCLE
Peter Pry's Philosophy.
THE MEN'S CORNER.
Trade Talks.
Trite, Yet Valuable Hints.
DKSERVES SUCCESS.
BUSINESS BELIEFS.
EQUALITY OF ALL.
THE MAN WITH WORRIES.
High Pitched Gable Roof Cottage
Investing Your Savings.
A Want Ad and a Moral
MORE NEWSPAPER FAKING
MORE "EQUALIZING"
THE CRIPPEN TRIAL
The Presidential Pie
IN BIRMINGHAM
JOHN G. CARLISLE
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
Public Letter Box
Direct Primary Extravagance
Taking Cannon's Measure
Need of a Standardized Barrel
Baseball a Consolidator of People
'Struggling Industries'
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
THREE MEN WITH BROKEN BACKS IN CITY HOSPITALS
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
CITES STANTON'S RECORD IN HOUSE
REPUBLICAN CLUB
ROOSEVELT WIRES 'SIMPLE NONSENSE'
STIMSON REPLIES TO CHARGES OF STANTON
COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES MEETINGS FOR STANTON
JOHNSON READY FOR CAMPAIGN IN SOUTH
MURDER THREATS CHARGED TO HIM
$20,000 PRIZE FOR FLIGHT OVER ALPS
SKINNER RELEASED FROM JAIL ON BAIL
BURIAL AT WESTMINSTER
WILL END TRADE SIZE MARKINGS
GROGGINS OUT ON BAIL
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
BLOODHOUNDS FAIL TO TRAIL PASADENA THIEVES
PASADENANS NOW FAVOR * WILSON SITE FOR SCHOOL
MISS NORMA BUTT WEDS ARTHUR CRAIG ON LAWN
100 ATTEND LINCOLNROOSEVELT BANQUET
HOLD FIRST SESSION IN NEW LODGE ROOMS
PASADENA BREVITIES
SANTA ANA
DROWNED BOY'S PARENTS COME SOUTH WITH BODY
CITIZENS AT SANTA ANA HEAR TARIFF DISCUSSED
WATER SUPPLY COMPANY FORMED AT SANTA ANA
SANTA ANA MAN FLIES IN HOME-MADE AIRSHIP
MARRIAGE LICENSES
OCEAN PARK
OCEAN PARK WILL HAVE NEW PIER OF CONCRETE
BEACH TOWN RECEIPTS INCREASED BY SPEEDERS
BROTHERS IW TROUBLE
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH ASSESSMENT WILL TOTAL $21,000,000
TOT TRIES TO FIND HIS MOTHER; FALLS EXHAUSTED
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS TO LONG BEACH PEOPLE
WIRELESS SAYS AVIATOR WILL FLY TO CATALINA
RAILWAY MEN TO PICNIC
100 TO BE AT BANQUET
LONG BEACH NOTES
PROPERTY OF CHURCHES IS VALUED AT $791,827
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS DISCUSS WORK
VENICE
BIG PARADE OF AUTOS PLANNED FOR VENICE
SAN BERNARDINO
FALLS BENEATH TRAIN; WHEELS CRUSH LEFT ARM
CONFESSES DETAILS OF JOHN WILLIAMS MURDER
FRUIT COMMISSIONER FILES MONTHLY REPORT
AUTO DEMOLISHED WHEN RUN DOWN BY TRAIN
.NEW PRINCIPAL REVISES POMONA SCHOOL SYSTEM
RANCH HAND WHO FELL FROM HIGH hprricK DIES
THE WEATHER
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BRAZIL PLANS TO CONTROL RUBBER
THIEF EMPTIES VIALS FULL OF DEADLY GERMS
COURT OF APPEALS ACTS IN FIVE CASES
CHINA IS MAKING FORWARD STRIDE
ONLY RAIN CAN END FIRES AT KALISPELL
CHILEAN PRESIDENT IS NEARING NEW YORK
ASKS FRIENDS TO HELP RAISE BLACK HAND RANSOM
BRYAN THINKS DEMOCRATS MAY CONTROL NEXT HOUSE
WENDLING'S DEPARTURE TO KENTUCKY DELAYED
HOLWAY DEFEATS DONALDSON
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