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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 311, 8 August 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
400 PIRATES ARE TAKEN PRISONERS ON CHINA'S COAST
WELSHMAN MAKES A 160-MILE FLIGHT BY NIGHT
Fast Running Car Leaps from Rails; 3 Persons Injured
INDEX OF HERALDS NEWS TODAY
WOMAN KILLED IN AUTO RACE WITH CHIEF OF POLICE
ANGELENO KILLED WHILE HUNTING IN OREGON
TROOPS UNDER AMERICAN REPULSE BONILLA'S FORCE
TWO BOYS DROWN WHEN THEIR BOAT TURNS OVER
JAPANESE EXPEDITION TO SOUTH POLE DISAPPROVED
KING GEORGE APPROVES SPAIN'S RELIGIOUS STAND
CUBA AT COMING ELECTION FACES A GRAVE CRISIS
OFFICIALS SAY CENSUS WILL SHOW 90,000,000
GIRL SWIMS 12 MILES IN RACE; DEFEATS 7 MEN
EDITOR'S WIFE DEAD
Men Who Caused Crippen's Capture Are Offered Vaudeville Engagement
OREGONIAN EDITOR DIES IN HOSPITAL
INSURANCE AGENTS MAY STRIKE IN PENNSYLVANIA
GAME ROOSTER KNOCKS OUT 5-YEAR-OLD BOY
CRIPPEN UNDER GUARD AT MASS
TRAINMEN WILL ASK 20 PER CENT RAISE IN PAY
FEDERAL SURGEON FOUND UNCONSCIOUS ON STREET
REFUSE ROYAL ALLEGIANCE
SPANISH TROOPS HALT CLERICALS' DEMONSTRATION
CHICAGO PLEASES ARRIVING KNIGHTS
CONVENTION IS OPENED BY GERMAN CATHOLICS
WAR IN ARMY OVER CLOTHES FOR SOLDIERS
BAD WEATHER PREVENTS ARMY AIRSHIP FLIGHTS
POSTAL SERVICE DEFICIT IS REDUCED $11,600-000
CRUISER WASHINGTON TO MAKE TRIP ROUND HORN
THINK CHICKEN THIEVES KILLED ATTORNEY RICE
MAN KILLED. TWO WOMEN ARE INJURED IN RUNAWAY
FAIR WEATHER FORECAST
PREACH IN SIGN LANGUAGE
BETTER INDIAN LAWS PROBABLE
SUPPOSED CHICKEN THIEF'S BODY FOUND
NEW RECORD IS MADE IN 900-YARD RACE
FOUR COPIES OF WILL OF WASHINGTON TO BE MADE
AUDIENCE TOSSES COIN TO LIBERALS
TIN WORKERS MAY END AMALGAMATED STRIKE
RETIRED ACTOR DEAD
ENRAGED MEXICAN WRECKS CLUBROOM
ENTIRE POLICE FORCE TO REPORT FOR DUTY
POLICEMAN SHOOTS COUSIN
HAVES' BIRTHPLACE BURNS
PRES. MONTT PLEASED
TAFT GOES TO CHURCH
THIEVES WEAR GLOVES TO LEAVE NO FINGER PRINTS
WOMAN SOCIALISTS TO MEET
MORE BONES FOUND NEAR KENDALL HOME
PASTOR SAYS THERE WILL BE HEAVENLY BALL GAMES!
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DRUGGISTS' WIVES EXTEND AUXILIARY
SANTA ANA TRAIN RUNS DOWN FORMER CHICAGDAN
MAN HURT BY FALL FROM CAR IN GRAVE CONDITION
Women Elected as Officers of Newly Organized Auxiliary of State Pharmaceutical Association
NATIONAL G.A.R. MAY CAMP HERE
CO. B, NATIONAL GUARD, TO HOLD ITS REUNION
CAR FATALLY INJURES PEDESTRIAN AT LATIN
PRIESTS TO TELL ABOUT THE CENSUS IN MEXICO
DURANT WANTS SECOND DIVORCE CASE HEARING
SWING BREAKS BOY'S NOSE
ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS
REPORT MADE ON CHARITIES' WORK
PAPER THINKS PONTIFF CONDEMNED BRITISH KINGS
PLAY DRAMA OF SOUTH AT GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Page 3 Advertisements
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
Untitled
CAMPAIGN HUMOR
RAILROAD LIARS
The Ohio Platform
THE ART OF SKINNING
Merely in Jest
California Topics
Public Letter Box
Night Clubs for Women Planned
Sick Room Courtships
New Hot Weather Fad
Prince of Wales' Feathers
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
INJUNCTION MAY HALT CONTRACTOR
MAN IN JAIL MAY LOSE ALL SAVINGS
THREE OF A KIND
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
STATE CHAIRMAN SURE OF VICTORY
CURRY INDORSED BY RAILWAY TRAINMEN
Chairman Norton Issues Warning to Voters of Los Angeles County
END OF PRIMARY CAMPAIGN NEAR
'CURREE' BARBECUE FAILS TO SATISFY
WHITE MAN BEATEN BY GANG OF FIVE MEXICANS
CANDIDATES WILL SPEAKAT SAWTELLE
COAL MINE CONDITIONS HOLD FOREIGNERS BACK
SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL LOST IN BEACH CROWD
BIG IMPORTATIONS OF1 MANUFACTURERS' SUPPLIES
Shipping News
THE WEATHER
ANSWERS FALSE ALARM
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
TEAMS BREAK EVEN ON DAY'S STRUGGLE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
LEAGUE LEADERS TAKE 2 GAMES AT SACRAMENTO
OAKLAND AND PORTLAND DIVIDE HONORS OF DAY
BILLINGS GOING AFTER WORLD'S WAGON RECORD
SEA LIONS TOO HEAVY A LOAD FOR PIONEERS
WIELANDS TAKE FAST GAME FROM MERCHANTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BLUE LAWS MAY DRIVE OUT NEW YORK BASEBALL
CITY LEAGUE PLAYERS STAR IN TRIO OF GAMES
LONG BEACH LEAPS INTO LEAD OF THE SO. STATE
JUNIOR LEAGUE PROGRAM IN FULL SEASON SWING
SANTA BARBARA PLANS GREAT YACHTING EVENT
WESTERN LEAGUE
SUNDAY MORNING LEAGUE
PI-PICKERS WILL TRY SKILL IN BALL TOSSING
LORES TAKE NINTH WIN IN SEASON'S SCHEDULE
YOUNG WOMEN SAVE MOTHER FROM FIRE
WHY THE SNIFFER SNIFFED
COLUMBINE FIRST IN SUNSET EVENT
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
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BLESSES EDIFICE OF SAINT CECILIA
EVANGELIST LEAVES TO WORK IN OREGON
SCORES OVER POVERTY AND NOW SEEKS BRIDE
SWISS CONSTRUCT FORTS ON HEIGHTS OF SIMPLON
Catholic Church, Named in Honor of St. Cecelia, At Which Impressive Blessing Services Were Held
'GOOD SAMARITAN' BISHOP'S SUBJECT
BITE OF PET DDE KILLS HIS YOUNG MISTRESS
GOVERNMENT STATISTICS
W.C.T.U. Department
INVASION OF CANADA
'MIGHTY' TARPON LOSES GAME FISH REPUTATION
Arrowhead Springs
WOODMEN AWAIT CALL FOR PARADE
ANTI-IDLENESS CAMPAIGN OPENS AGAINST NEGROES
PARENTS WILL NOT SPANK THESE YOUTHFUL ELOPERS
Page 8 Advertisements
Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
PASADENA
WATER ISSUE AROUSES DEBATE OVER METHODS
i BRIDGE QUESTION WAITS UNTIL VACATIONS CLOSE
FUNERAL OF MISS COFFMAN
BOARD OF LABOR WILL MEET
SESSION OF SCHOOL BOARD
SAN BERNARDINO
CRITICISM IS WITHOUT CAUSE, SAYS OFFICIAL
SANTA FE DOUBLE TRACK IS READY FOR TRAINS
FINDS SAN BERNARDINO PAPER ISSUED IN 1875
DEATH CLAIMS PAINTER WHO FELL FORTY FEET
AUTO TOURIST AT REDLANDS
LONG BEACH
AUTO TURNS TURTLE ON OCEAN BLUFF; MAN HURT
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES CLOSE CONVENTION
DOG SENTENCED TO DEATH RUNS FROM EXECUTIONER
FRIENDS REPORT WOMAN LOST; WAS MAKING VISIT
WILL HOLD ADDITIONAL CONCERTS AT LONG BEACH
PASTQR'S SON INJURED
CITRUS GROWERS TO HOLD A CONVENTION
SUBSCRIPTIONS COMPLETE TO PAY FOR RIGHT OF WAY
MAJOR WANTS COMPANIES TO ATTEND ENCAMPMENT
VENICE
WOMAN FAINTS IN SURF; LIFE SAVERS RESCUE
25,000 PERSONS MAKE TRIP TO BEACHES
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SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT SOCIALIST PARTY
Society
CHARMING YOUNG TRAVELER WHO WILL TOUR IN THE ORIENT
Miss Viola Henck Who Entertained' With Charming Affair Last Week
Club News
MISS MARGOT GABARD WHO SHOWS TALENT IN PIANO RECITAL
SAMPLE PRIMARY REPUBLICA ELECTION BALLOT AN PARTY
From Mines and Oil Fields
SHATTUCK-ARIZONA MAY BUILD DOUGLAS SMELTER
MIZPAH ENCOUNTERS SILVER SULPHIDE ORE ON 280-FT.
"WE'VE GOT IT"
ACQUIRES WABASH PROPERTY
STRIKES GAS POCKET
PUSHES WORK IN ELK HILLS
RESUMES DRILLING
GLOBE COMPANIES BLOCK OUT LARGE ORE BODIES
LOS ALAMOS STRIKES GAIT; PUMPS 150 BARRELS DAILY
OIL TO GREASE TOOLS
COMPLETED WITH ROTARY
WANTS TO KNOW IF BRYAN WILL SPEAK AT THE MINING CONGRESS
NEW OIL TOWN IN KERN RIVER FORCES AHEAD
ASSOCIATED AND UNION REFUSE PALMER SURPLUS
WILL STUDY POLEVERDE
PINMORE SHUTS DOWN
TEN FEET IN SAND
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SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE PARTY
SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT DEMOCRATIC PARTY
SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT PROHIBITION PARTY
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