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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 307, 4 August 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
COURT SENTENCES CALHOUN LAWYERS TO PRISON CELLS
LORDS MAY COMPROMISE IN WAR WITH COMMONS *
MEMBER OF CABINET WHOSE RESIGNATION IS REPORTED SLATED
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
RANCHERS IN IMPERIAL COMBINE FOR IRRIGATION
CRANE REFUSES TO DISCUSS RUMORS ABOUT BALLINGER
SCHOONER FAST ON ROCKS; LIME CARGO TAKES FIRE
WIDER PLEADS GUILTY TO THEFT OF SECURITIES
INSURGENTS WILL STAY, SAYS RUDOLPH SPRECKELS
MILPITAS IS IN GRASP OF FLAMES; WIRES DOWN
OFFICERS HALT CHINESE PLAN OF FREE ENTRY
STEEL STEAMER NEARLY HALVES WOODEN BOAT
DEATH CLAIMS STATE OFFICIAL OF OKLAHOMA
TRUSTEE OF STATE NORMAL DIES OF HEART DISEASE
Two Senators Who Controlled G.O.P. Convention That Was Cold to Taft
T.R. VISITS COAL MINERS' HOMES
REVOLUTIONISTS TO ARRIVE HERE TODAY
CHEER ROOSEVELT AND JEER TAFT AT IOWA CONVENTION
FEDERAL GRAND JURY TO PROBE JULY WHEAT DEAL
CAPTURE TWO TRAMPS WHO WOUNDED FARMER
THUNDER OF GUNS HERALDS ARRIVAL OF CHILE'S HEAD
MENDICANT MAKES $10 A DAY PLAYING VIAND ORGAN
FRIENDS IN SAN DIEGO BURY VICTIM OF MANIAC
UNIDENTIFIED MAN ENDS j LIFE IN REAR OF SALOON!
ROUNDHOUSE BURNS
WOMAN SHEDS NEW LIGHT ON CRIPPEN CASE
INDICT OFFICERS OF UNITED WIRELESS GO.
MRS. ASTOR DENIES SHE WILL WED LORD CURZON
PAPAL SECRETARY TO ANSWER SPAIN
UNION ATTACKS UNION . ;'. IN CURIOUS WAGE FIGHT
NEARLY DIES AS RESULT OF HANDSHAKE WITH T. R.
U. S. ISSUES FIRST GRANT FOR WATER POWER SITE
WOMAN PHYSICIAN ACCUSED OF FRAUDS AT LONG BEACH
PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT CONSERVATION CONGRESS
WILL INV|TE CONGRESS
TAFT HAS MANY CALLERS AT HIS BEVERLY COTTAGE
WHITE MAN KNOCKED OUT BY NEGRO FAILS TO REVIVE
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS TO»OPEN ANNUAL SESSION
EIGHT PERSONS INJURED '-■ IN FIRE IN KANSAS CITY
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SENATOR GORE TO LAY BARE FRAUDS
IU. S. EMPLOYES MAY NOW LIST TIPS IN EXPENSES
Figures in Bribery Scandal to Be Probed Today by House Committee
AMATEUR AVIATOR FALLS AND BREAKS FIVE BONES
■»-** MOTHER BECOMES DUMB AT JOY OF MEETING SON
j BUILD ROOMS FOR CAR MEN. '|
DIVINE KILLS MOUNTAINEER
SPANISH WAR VETERANS FAVOR SAN DIEGO CAMP,
NAVY YARD AT NEW YORK WILL BUILD DREADNAUGHTJ
a—-a, MAKING PROGRESS
DECLARE INNOCENT 'MAN OF SILENCE'
WOMAN MAKES HONEYMOON TRIP DISGUISED AS HOBO
COMPANY MUST REPLACE ARMOR FOUND DEFECTIVE
,' *-•-» ASK LAW TO STOP FIRE
GOLD COIN ACQUIRES BAD RECORD IN STOCKYARDS
ITALY STILL MAY CLAIM CUSTODY OF CHARLTON
BOAT IS CAPSIZED; THREE OF FAMILY ARE DROWNED _____
BOY SUSTAINS INJURY IN TOY AUTOMOBILE RACE
CHICAGO POLICE WARN VISITORS AT CONCLAVE
POLICE FORCE OBJECTS TO DOING SUNDAY DUTY
OFFICIALS SAY FAMILY FEAR HEARING IN COURT
SEEKS DEATH BY LIVING AS SAVAGE IN MOUNTAINS
SANTA CLARA REGISTRATION
CONSUL CLAIMS JAPANESE ARE LEAVING AMERICA
UNCOVER GIGANTIC FRAUD IN DINING CAR SERVICE
ADD STUDY OF FARMING TO SCHOOL CURRICULUM
CARTOONIST DIES
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DEATH SUMMONS FAMOUS MUSICIAN
LOUIS SCHREIBER, FAMOUS CORNETIST WHO DIED YESTERDAY
SAN PEDRO WILL ASK FOR $250,000 HOSTELRY
REDONDO TRUSTEES MAY MOVE SALOON DISTRICT
SUPERVISORS CONSIDER COUNTY HOSPITAL SITE
ANNUAL REPORT OF LIBRARY SHOWS INCREASED GROWTH
COL. PICKERING ISSUES ORDERS FOR WOODMEN
OLD SALT RECALLS FIGHT WITH HARPOONED WHALE
BOY VISITS PICTURE SHOW; PROPRIETOR IS ARRESTED
PROMINENT ATTORNEY OF SAN BERNARDINO WEDS
ACCEPTS POSITION
EDWARD PICKERING, WHO WILL COMMAND CAMP OF WOODMEN
COURT DISMISSES YOUTH WITH FATHERLY LECTURE
ITALIAN PRESS REGRETS EXCAVATION ABANDONMENT
EXPLOSION OF STOVE CAUSES HOME TO BURN
Arrowhead – Springs
ITALIAN ASSERTS NAVY OF GERMANY INCREASING
PLAN EXCURSION
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PASADENA GREETS ST. GEORGE'S SONS
COMPLETE SEWERS
Personal Mention
CAPT. W. P. STOKEY, IN CHARGE OF U. S. ENGINEER'S OFFICE
LEEDS GAINING GROUND, SAYS CAPTAIN STOKEY
BUILDING PERMITS
GAMUT CLUB MEMBERS HOLD MONTHLY DINNER
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN TO STENOGRAPHERS
The Theaters
Society
CONSIDER ADOPTION OF SPECIAL CHARTER FOR CITY
WIFE OF PROMINENT ORANGE GROWER DIES
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LABOR LEADERS OPPOSE TICKET IN NEW MEXICO
'POPULAR FURNITURE FIRM HAS TO HAVE MORE ROOM
CENTRAL W. C. T. U. OUTING
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
_ [ MINING QUOTATIONS
HIRAM JOHNSON TALKS TO SAN BERNARDINO VOTERS
HOOSIERS PLAN HAY RIDE AS ONE FEATURE AT PICNIC
ASSOCIATION MEETS TONIGHT
Shipping News
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
DEALERS EXHAUST CALL FOR SHORTS
FINANCIAL RECORD
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
FINANCIAL
METAL MARKETS
SUGAR AND COFFEE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
I CHICAGO GRAIN
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
PRICES FOR SUPPLIES IN LOCAL MARKET STEADY
SALMON PACK LIGHT
Citrus Fruit Report
FRUIT MARKET
COTTON AND WOOL
HERO RECEIVES MEDAL
NEW YORK COTTON
SUFFRAGETTES ROUT MERE MAN AT SCHOOL ELECTION
ACCUSED FORGERS ARE CAPTURED IN SEATTLE
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News of the Courts
MAN ANGERED BECAUSE CHILD GIVEN MORE PIE
WINS SUIT FOR BAGGAGE HELD BY S. P. RAILROAD
SUES PARTNER FOR SHARE IN RACE HORSE'S EARNINGS
HEARS BROTHERS DISPUTE
PARALYTIC SUES FATHER AND DEMANDS SUPPORT
WOULD AVOID TRANSFER IF STOCK TO TRUSTEE
JUDGE CONTINUES CASE TO BRING PAIR TOGETHER
CLAIMS $7925 DAMAGES FROM UNION OIL COMPANY
WATER COMPANY'S SUIT AGAINST CITY IS NOW ON
COURT GRANTS DECREES
ASKS MARRIAGE ANNULMENT
Municipal Affairs
URGES APPROPRIATION TO BUILD NEW CITY HALL
CORPORATIONS FAIL TO REDUCE ASSESSMENTS
COMMISSIONER DENIES OWNING SALOON INTEREST
CITY ASSESSOR PUZZLED BY VACATION MATTER
PEDDLERS PETITION COUNCIL
CITY OFFICE OPEN NIGHTS
COMMISSION ON MUSIC ASKS ADDITIONAL FUNDS
BOY WILLING TO MEET STRANGE WILL TERMS
FOREIGNERS INVESTIGATE TURKISH MINE PROPERTY
ROBBERS WAKEN GUESTS BY EXPLOSION OF SAFE
NEW INCORPORATIONS
BRITAIN TO FIGHT INDIAN SEDITION
POSTMASTER OVERWORKED IN HUNT FOR HUSBANDS
MADE ONE
CHILDREN TO BE TAUGHT TO SWIM
SALOONS OF CLEVELAND WOULD EXTEND 9 MILES
THAT'S DIFFERENT
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
THIEVES GAG AGED CLERK; GET $1500
BOARD OF EDUCATION TO FILL SEVERAL VACANCIES
A.I. Shapiro's North Main Street Pawnshop and Kussieel Perelson, Aged Clerk, Bound and Gagged
INVESTIGATION OF ROADS NEAR END, SAYS SCOTT
MINISTERS TOO SKEPTICAL, ASSERTS FRENCH E. OLIVER
We -» – Arrowhead Springs i
TEST CASE PRISONERS TREATED WELL IN JAIL
LEAGUE HOPES TO SECURE I. 0. 0. F. GATHERING HERE
STATE MEDICAL BOARD HONORS LATE DR. BUELL
FILE BANKRUPTCY PETITION
MONEY NEEDED TO BUILD .'. , NEW HOME FOR ORPHANS
McCORMICK GRADUATES GIVE RECEPTION TO PROF. CRAIG
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
WIDOW ASKS FOR INSURANCE
EPWORTH LEAGUE GIVES PROGRAM FOR INSTITUTE
CfGAR DEALER CONFESSES THAT GOODS WERE STOLEN
CHARGE CELESTIAL WITH MAKING ILLEGAL ENTRY
HELD TO HIGHER COURT
TO RESUME HEARING
HOTEL MAN RUNS AFOUL OF LAW; IS FINED $2
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT TALKS TO Y. M. C. A. BOYS
THEATER CHORUS MEMBER HURT BY MOTORCYCLIST
POLICE CAPTURE WOMEN IN ROOMING HOUSE RAID
OPEN AIR BANQUET MARKS CLOSE OF SUMMER SCHOOL
DIAMOND RINGS ARE STOLEN BY SNEAK THIEF
WRIT IN HORNING CASE TO BE ARGUED ON AUGUST 8
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
BRASHEAR BROTHERS CLOUT BALL AND BY BATTING EFFORTS DEFEAT ANGELS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
FRANK MARSHALL LOSES
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
SARATOGA OFFICIALS LOOK FOR SUCCESSFUL MEETING
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
KILL FAMOUS OLD BUCK AFTER MANY YEARS' HUNT
NATIONAL LEAGUE
THIRD DAY'S PLAY BRINGS SURPRISES
Junior Singles Player Who Will Be Serious Contender for Title
PLANS $1000 PURSE FOR PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS
WESTERN LEAGUE
NEW YORK RACING HANGS IN BALANCE
MISS HOTCHKISS WINS IN DOUBLES AT TACOMA
AMERICAN YACHT WINS
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DARKNESS STOPS 18-INNING CONTEST
OAKS MOVE TO SECOND BY DEFEATING BEAVERS
BOWLING
MRS. TOPPERWEIN LEADS COAST SCATTERGUN STARS|
HITCH IN SHOWING OF FIGHT FILMS BOBS UP
LANFORD'S MANAGER IS HOT ON JOHNSON'S TRAIL
RACING RESULTS
WHITE WINGS WILL RAGE FOR TROPHY
E.M.F. NEARLY SCORES RECORD ON COAST RUN
SUES BASEBALL CLUB
ACCOUNTED FOR
PAUL HUNTER WINS GOLD MEDAL IN GLENVIEW ,GoL*'
DUDIE ARCHDALE WINS $10,000 M AND M STAKE
MELVILLE LONG REACHES SEMI-FINALS AT OMAHA
JOE GANS MAY LIVE 2 WEEKS, SAY PHYSICIANS
MARYLAND FACES BITTER TURF WAR
m . m NOTES OF THE TURF
LABOR PREMIER PREACHES TO MEN ON IMMORALITY
ON ACCOUNT OF DARKNESS
HIS ONE MEAL A DAY
NEWSPAPER WAIFS
LOCAL CRACKS TO PLAY AT NEWPORT
FIVE CARS START LIST FOR RACE TO PHOENIX
THE SECRET
A PUSHER
THE VACANT VETERAN
MOST MEN WOULD HAVE SEEN 4
HIS SIZE
A NEWSPAPER IN OLDEN TIMES
GREAT VIEW
COLD COMFORT FOR STANDPATTERS
Untitled
UNFORTUNATE MR. STAIM, TON
Will He Ever Get Wise?
Public Letter Box
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
Los Angeles by Comparison
A Senate Aristocrat
Poverty—the Great Issue
Professors and Teachers
OF COURSE IT WAS HARD
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
. AROUND TOWN
HOLD MOTHER AND SON FOR RESISTING OFFICER
ARIZONANS WILL HOLD ;. REUNION AT SEASHORE
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
DEMOCRATS AWAIT CAMPAIGN SIGNAL
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
VOTERS REGISTERED IN LOS ANGELES CITY AND COUNTY TOTAL 97,433
CANDIDATES SPEAK AT LEAGUE RALLY
BARBECUE OF BOOSTERS .DESTINED TO BE 'DRY'
NORTON EXPLAINS THE PRIMARY LAW
BAR ASSOCIATION INDORSES JUDGES
PUSH CANDIDATE HOLDS MANY JOBS
GAVIN M'NAB IS COMING TO HELP HENRY M'DONALD
LEAGUE IS ANXIOUS TO RE-ELECT JUDGE OSTER
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
APPOINT MEN TO PLAN CITY WATER OWNERSHIP
OFFICIAL REFUSES OFFER OF SALE OF CITY PLANT
ARRANGES PROGRAM FOR PICNIC OF PASADENANS
CLUB BARS MOTORCYCLES
PASADENA BREVITIES
SAN BERNARDINO
DRAIN ARTESIAN BASIN OF SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY
FIRE DESTROYS PLANING MILL OF MYZELLE & IMHOFF
<►«--» ■ WRECK OLD RESIDENCE TO BUILD PLAYGROUND
SAN BERNARDINO SHOWS LARGEST REGISTRATION
ro BUILD APARTMENT HOUSE
LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH TO HAVE CHURCH COSTING $100,000
WIFE OF PERRY'S CAPTAIN LEARNS OF HIS SAFETY
MAN CRUEL TO ANIMALS; PRAYS WITH GREAT VIGOR
COUNCIL FIXES BUDGET; MAYOR THREATENS VETO
BAPTISTS ELECT SET OF OFFICERS AT ASSEMBLY . |
.a INELIGIBLE TO POLICE; ONE INCH TOO SHORT
ARREST MAN UNDER NEW – PICKETING ORDINANCE
PLAN TO GREET VISITING , DELEGATES OF BANKERS i
TELEPHONE COMPANY NOT TO RAISE PRESENT RATE
LONG BEACH NOTES
VENICE
BATHERS WILL FROLIC IN SEARCHLIGHT GLOW
THE WEATHER
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BONES OF THREE TELL OF TRAGEDY
EXPERT ON VOLCANOES HAS NARROW ESCAPE
MUCH INTEREST TAKEN IN BIG AEROPLANE RACE
DEADLY
CIGARS AND LOVE INTEREST PARIS
INSURRECTION LEADER PAYS DEATH PENALTY
A NATURAL ANTIPATHY
WAITS A LEGACY; DIES A PAUPER
GERMANY IS CREATING FLEET OF SUBMARINES
REMARKABLE ENGINE MAKES SUCCESSFUL RUN
ANOTHER POOL TAKES ON MORE THAN IT CAN CARRY
Christian Science Abides by Teachings of Nazarene
NEEDED THE MONEY
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