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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 312, 9 August 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
POLICE RESERVES SCATTER CROWDS, ARREST PICKETS
OHIO SENATOR WHO DONNED UNIFORM TO .HELP QUELL RIOTS
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
EARL OF EUSTON, KING'S COUSIN, AT MASONS' CONCLAVE
GAS AND ELECTRICITY ENDANGERED BY HORSE
CHARGES CREAGER ASKED LOAN FROM INDIANS' LAWYER
Former Secretary of State Who May Become Peace Court Member
ARREST OFFICERS FOLLOWING RAID
SPEEDING CHARGE AGAINST JOHN D.
PORTSMOUTH TO SAIL FOR SEATTLE ON LAST VOYAGE
NICARAGUAN INSURGENTS TAKE LAKE STRONGHOLD
TRAINS COLLIDE; 13 ARE KILLED, TWELVE INJURED
CHINESE HONOR MEMORY OF DEPARTED RELATIVES
TIES ROPE AROUND NECK, JUMPS FROM STEAMER
BODY SENT TO PORTLAND
OKLAHOMA LANDS TO BE RECLAIMED FOR INDIANS
MIDSHIPMAN ROESCH SENT TO NAVY'S BIGGEST SHIP
DIES FROM INJURY IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
CHINA TO EDUCATE STUDENTS IN AMERICA
PRISONER OFFERS SCIENCE SECRETS
NEGRO WHO DECOYED AND MENACED WOMEN CAUGHT
VICTOR EATS 64 BANANAS TO WIN $100 GOLD WATCH
ARGENTINA'S CORN CROP REACHES 4,500,000 TONS
INTERNATIONAL 0P!l>NI CONGRESS IS POSTPONED
APPELLATE COURT UPHOLDS JUDGE'S RETRIAL DENIAL
ASLEEP, FALLS 40f EET, IS ALIVE
GERMAN BOYS ARRIVE TO STUDY FACTORIES
W.C.T.U. TO HOLD ANNUAL CONGRESS OF REFORM
NEWMAN RESIDENT KILLED IN WRECK OF AUTOMOBILE
CURE BY PRAYER CLAIMED
TARIFF LAW PRODUCES RECORD-BREAKING SUM
FRENCH AVIATORS END FIRST HALF OF RACE
FOURTH AUTO VICTIM DEAD
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TAFT HAS CONFAB WITH WOODRUFF
MOVER DENIES REPORT OF ATTACK ON GOMPERS
YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE CONVENES AT STOCKTON
ARIZONA REPUBLICANS NAME NEW SECRETARY
TO TAKE CHARGE OF SURVEY OF ALASKA COAL LANDS
CHILD'S SKULL IS CRUSHED BY AUTO
PRESENT OF CHILE ENJOYS GOOD SLEEP
COAT TAILORS STRIKE FOR RAISE IN WAGES
GERMAN CATHOLICS HOLD 11TH ANNUAL CONVENTION
BEETLES CAUSE HAVOC AMONG EASTERN ELMS
LEAVES THIRD OF MILLION TO HIS DEATHBED BRIDE
TEXAS DEMOCRATS TO HOLD QUIET STATE CONVENTION
K. OF P. SEEK TO ADJUST INSURANCE PROBLEM
CORN CROP'S CONDITION FALLS BELOW AVERAGE
APPEALS JUDGMENT IN UNION HATTERS' CASE
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WIFE MAY DEFEND NAME, SAYS COURT
RAILWAY PREPARING FOR YELLOWSTONE EXCURSIONS
PATENTS ARE ISSUED TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIANS
WANT STREET NAME CHANGED
Angry Wife Who Exhibited Another Woman's Stockings in Divorce Suit
SUPERVISORS BAR FIGHT PICTURES
GIVE PRIZE TO WINNER OF Y. M. C. A. COMPETITION
PRINCE CHOSEN RECTOR
CROOKS' ACTIVITY SHOWS INCREASE
JUDGE FINES AUTOISTS
GIRL RESCUES SOLDIER WHO TRIES TO END LIFE
SLAYS TWO COMPANIONS IN QUARREL OVER WOMAN
BRITISH IMPORTS DECREASE
LANTERN SHOWS TO MAKE CITY TAXES POPULAR
SOCIALIST PARTY GAINS 50 PER CENT IN 3 YEARS
CHILD DROWNS IN BARREL; FATHER FINDS DEAD BODY
DAYLIGHT BANDIT TRIES TO ROB PARK EMPLOYE
POSSE STARVES ESCAPED PRISONERS; THEY YIELD
CIGAR MAKER COMMITS SUICIDE; CAUSE A MYSTERY
CANADA FINDS AMERICA'S PULP WOOD MARKET POOR
SURVIVORS OF WRECKED STEAMER LEAVE ALASKA
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Society News
ARRANGING PROGRAM FOR CITRUS MEN'S MEETING
GRAND JURY INVESTIGATES
WOMAN PAYS STRANGER'S BURIAL FEE BY MISTAKE
WOMAN PROSPECTOR SAVES HUSBAND ON THE DESERT
FORMER COMIC OPERA STAR WHO APPEARS ON ORPHEUM STAGE
Music Notes
Personal Mention
The Theaters
REPORT FEW LIVES LOST IN WRECK OF TETSURI
RANCHER PAYS $10 FINE
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
DES MOINERS TO MEET
ELLIOTT RECOVERING
RANCHER INSOLVENT
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
DOHENY RETURNS PLEASED WITH OUTLOOK IN FIELD
SMELTER TO BE ERECTED ON SITE NEAR WICKENBURG
$1000 ORE IS DISCOVERED IN HELEN AT HORNSILVER
TO WORK TEN STAMPS
CLARA CONSOLIDATED BUYS OLD MUDSPAUGH
MINING QUOTATIONS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FLORENCE PREPARES TO SINK ITS MAIN SHAFT
HASSAYAMPA DISTRICT ENTERS ACTIVE PERIOD
PRODUCTIVE OIL LAND ENCOUNTERED IN DEVIL'S DEN FIELD, IS REPORT
OLD YAQUI TOWN MUST MAKE WAY FOR MINERS
EXPERT WILL EXAMINE TREASURE ORE DUMPS
METAL MARKETS
Shipping News
NORTH STAR OF POLARIS BLOCKS OUT NEW WEALTH
ASKS FOR CONCESSION TO BUILD ZINC REFINERY
NEW INCORPORATIONS
« ■» AIIR(mHKAI) HOT SPRINGS
BUILDING PERMITS
FEDERAL COURTS ADJOURN
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
REPORT ON CROPS BRINGS A RALLY
FRUIT MARKET
COFFEE AND SUGAR
U. 3. PURCHASES GOLD
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
VISIBLE. GRAIN SUPPLY
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
INCREASED COPPER STOCK SHOWN BY JULY REPORT
BUTTER UP TWO CENTS AND EGGS ARE HIGHER
PACIFIC COAST HOPS
Citrus Fruit Report
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
OREGON CRABAPPLES ARRIVE
WANT ELECTRIC SERVICE
STATE BOARD AWARDED GRAHAM SCHOOL BONDS
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Municipal Affairs
HEWITT ANSWERS WATER QUESTIONS
PARK DEPARTMENT TO ASK FOR TWENTY LABORERS
TO CONTRACT FOR GARBAGE COLLECTION IN HOLLYWOOD
LUNCH WAGONS BARRED FROM BUSINESS SECTION
H.E. DEAN IS APPOINTED POLICE DEPT. SECRETARY
DISAPPROVES LIMIT ON TROLLEY STRAP HANGERS
FRANCHISE ON BLANCHARD ST. GRANTED BY COUNCIL
TO FORCE SOCIAL CLUBS TO OBEY NEW LIQUOR LAW
COMMISSION MAKES NEW SALOON LICENSE RULES
WOMAN REQUESTS PLACE IN POLICE DEPARTMENT
News of the Courts
GLENDALE WOMAN LOSES SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
MANY OFFENDERS APPEAR IN JUDGE WILLIS' COURT
PARENTS WANT $15,000 FOR THE DEATH OF SON
LONG BEACH DOCTOR'S TRIAL IS CONTINUED
FEDERAL BUILDING SITE SUIT BRIEFS SUBMITTED
RAILWAY SUED FOR $1200
SUES FOR $857
WATTS BARBER'S TRIAL BEGUN
KEITH ON PROBATION
WIFE OF REALTY DEALER IS GRANTED A DIVORCE
DOCTORS TO DETERMINE WOMAN'S MENTAL STATE
JEROME HITE ARRAIGNED FOR SHOOTING AT WIFE
HIGH SCHOOL FILES SUIT OVER TAXATION TANGLE
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
BULK OF WYATT ESTATE WILLED TO STENOGRAPHER
RELATIVES TO CONTEST FOR ESTATE OF $150,000
ANTELOPE VALLEY MAN DENIED DIVORCE DECREE
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
THOUSANDS CHEER WOODMEN PARADE
Snapshots of M. W. A. and Royal Neighbors Parade at Long Beach Yesterday; High Officers of Foresters and the Woodmen's Mascot
WOMAN SUES PARTNER FOR AN ACCOUNTING
WANTED IN LAS VEGAS
CALL FOR BRIDGE BIDS
CLUB TO SELL PROPERTY
DR. BURTON LAUDS WORK OF MODERN DRAMATISTS
CONVENTION LEAGUE HOLDS MEETING OF DIRECTORATE
A3 TO FOOLS
PROTEST FORMATION OF STORM WATER DISTRICT
CITY SUES TO RECOVER OF BAIL BOND SURETIES
JAILER HOLDS MAIL AND MESSAGES FROM CRIPPEN
LETTER CARRIERS WILL HAVE THEATER PARTY
PRISONER TAKEN NORTH
BIG SALE AT BULLOCK'S SMASHES OLD RECORDS
WIFE NO. 1 ARRIVES TO TESTIFY FOR WIFE NO. 2
CONTINUES HEARING
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
ANGELS TAKE ON SEALS AT CHUTES
AMERICAN MOTORCYCLISTS START ENDURANCE RACE
PITCHER KLEIN WILL BE GIVEN CHANCE TQ SHOW CLASS ON HILL
BUY FIELDER THOMASON
PITCHES RECORD GAME
SCHOONER WESTWARD IS VICTORIOUS IN ENGLAND
TWO YACHTS QUALIFY FOR INTERNATIONAL RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
UHLAN SETS NEW MARK TO WAGON
STRENUOUS ELEANOR IS AFTER OUR MAY'S HONORS
RACING RESULTS
BUTTE ENTRIES
HINDU WRESTLER THROWS. ROLLER IN STRAIGHT FALLS
JOHNSON SAYS HE WILL BATTLE IN AUSTRALIA
ARMY BASEBALL TEAM PLACED IN GUARDHOUSE
EXAMINER TYPESTERS PI HOPES OF HERALD NINE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMATEURS DISLIKE AUGUST BASEBALL
RASTY WRIGHT SOLD
RUBE WADDELL REDUCED TO MINOR LEAGUE RANKS
WALTER FIRM AGAINST DOUBLE UMPIRE SYSTEM
FRED THOMSON SUFFERS INJURY WHILE TRAINING
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
BRESNAHAN MAY TAKE UP PLACE AS TWIRIER
FILMS OF RENO BOUT SHOWN TO LOCAL FANS
STANFORD ATHLETE MAY TURN PROFESSIONAL PUG
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GAME SHOOTING IS STILL ATTRACTIVE
BOWLING
KETCHEL BOUT POSTPONED
VANDERBILT SUCCESSFUL
Unloading Spoil of Day's Trail on North Branch of San Gabriel
TUB HACKETT MAY BE GRABBED BY SENATORS
KETCHEL SAYS TEN-ACT BOUTS ARE REAL CANDY
NEGRO VOTERS INDORSE CANDIDACY* OF JOHNSON
LEAGUE RALLY WILL BE HELD AT REDONDO
SIGNATURE MAY IDENTIFY HEIR TO SWOPE FORTUNE
ORATORS WILL SPEAK ON GOOD GOVERNMENT
JEWELER CLAIMS BOGUS CHECK PASSED ON HIM
MAYOR WILL SPEAK AT MEETING AT GARVANZA
GEORGE BANKS LEADS
WILMINGTON WILL HAVE HIGH SCHOOL
PORTUGUESE DUKE SEES 'SUFFICIENT'
DROWNS HER CHILDREN AND ENDS HER OWN LIFE
GOOD GOVERNMENT BODY TO SELECT SECRETARY
SAN FRANCISCO LEADS FOR UNION'S MEETING
WEST VIRGINIA'S HEAD OPPOSES FIGHT PICTURES
DREADNAUGHT MEETS TESTS SUCCESSFULLY
HARVARD GRADUATE ENDS HIS OWN LIFE
TO HEAR OBJECTIONS TO WIDENING THOROUGHFARE
MOSQUITOES DRIVE MAN FROM CAMP IN FLORIDA
BANKER AND WIFE ARE HURT IN AUTO WRECK
TO QUARANTINE CASES OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS
TO VOTE ON FAIR BONDS
CHOOSE NEW CAPTAIN
BRISTOW SCORES PARTY'S LEADERS
KANSAS CITY OFFICIALS DODGE SWOPE EVIDENCE
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Untitled
SOME CRIMES OF HEARST JOURNALISM
THE SENATE
Suggestions for the "Regulars"
WHAT WILL HE DO?
Public Letter Box
The "Simple Home Wedding"
Odd Tales of the Telegraph
A Smash at Women
THE TOURIST
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
'PEOPLE'S LOBBY' EXPOSES STANTON
STIMSON FINDS HOLES IN M'LACHLAN RECORD
Chairman Norton Issues Warning to Voters of Los Angeles County
BUTLER MAKES REPLY TO MACHINE LEADERS
MAINE SURE OF VICTORY FOR LEAGUE
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
PASADENAN TO GO ON EXCURSION TO ORIENT
MOTORCYCLISTS PREPARE FOR LABOR DAY RACING
KEEPS ACCIDENT SECRET TO SAVE HUSBAND WORRY
INJURED CONDUCTOR IMPROVES
PASADENA BREVITIES
SAN BERNARDINO
SEPARATE MAINTENANCE SUIT OF WIFE DEFEATED
HUNTERS BELIEVE DEER WITNESSED BUCK'S DEATH
PIONEER RESIDENT OF SAN BERNARDINO DIES
GIRL KILLS 7 RATTLERS
TO DISINTER DESERT VICTIM
| POLICE CAPTURE MEXICANS AFTER EXCITING CHASE
FUNERAL TODA7 OF MAN WHO CAME TO STATE IN '48
SHOOTS BIG WILDCAT
PAYS LARGE SUM FOR LOT
SANTA MONICA
DISCOVERS DEAD MAN IN SANTA MONICA CANYON
ODD FELLOWS TO WELCOME VISITING GRAND MASTER
REPORT SCHOONER ALBERT MEYER 19 DAYS OVERDUE
MAN INJURED BY VENICE CAR DIES AT HOSPITAL
BUILDING NEW LINE
SANTA ANA NOTES
EYE INJURED
TO OPEN EXPRESS OFFICE
42 PERSIANS KILLED OR INJURED IN BATTLE
CHANCE GOLD DISCOVERY YIELDS RICH HARVEST
MANY BATHERS
CHANGE IN ROUTES
LONG BEACH
AUTO ACCIDENT VICTIM LEAVES BEACH HOSPITAL
LONG BEACH ITEMS
WORK ON BAPTIST CHURCH IS NEARING COMPLETION
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF DISTURBING PEACE
CHINESE HOUSE ROBBED
NEW BATH HOUSE
THE WEATHER
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NEW EVIDENCE IN KENDALL MURDERS
ANOTHER MAN KILLED NEAR MURDER SCENE
REAR ADMIRAL COMMENDS SAILOR FOR HEROIC ACT
PONTIFF PRAISES LOYAL PROVINCES
SOLDIERS ORDERED TO FIGHT FLAMES
ROBBERY NOW THEORY IN RICE MURDER CASE
DOCTOR SAYS JAIL WOULD NOT HURT RUEF'S HEALTH
COMMISSION APPROVES MUNICIPAL FARM PLAN
WILMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT IS ABOLISHED
VETERANS TO ABK EXEMPTION
COMPANY B CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WITH BALL
ATTORNEY NORTH TO ASK HORNING CASE REVIEW.
GEORGE HASSON'S FUNERAL TO BE CONDUCTED TODAY
FIRE HORSES COLLIDE WITH ELECTRIC CAR
MAYOR DISMISSES JUDGE'S CHARGE AGAINST OFFICER
KANSAS GETS HEAVY RAIN
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