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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 319, 16 August 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
LETTERS EXPOSE FREDERICKS' PLOT AGAINST WOOLWINE
JOHN D. IS INVITED TO ROCKEFELLER REUNION
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
CHARGE OF 10,000 VOLTS HITS MILLIONAIRE'S SON
POLICE SEARCH FOR C.B. MINER, ACCUSED BROKER
WOMAN'S SLAYER ARRESTED; COOLLY CONFESSES CRIME
Warning to Democrats
Slayer of Mrs. Freda Castine and Ranch Where Tragedy Occurred
TARIFF BLAMED FOR HIGH PRICES
HONEST MEN OR S.P.TOOLS-WHICH?
ALL CANDIDATES CLAIM VICTORY AT TODAY'S PRIMARY
BEQUEST OF $400,000 GROWS TO $7,000,000
FIND UNIDENTIFIED BODY SEWED UP IN GUNNY SACK
FILIPINO INDEPENDENCE NOT NEAR, SAYS TAFT
37 DEAD; 58 WOUNDED
EXPOSE METHODS OF LAND SHARKS TO LOOT INDIANS
POSSE SCOURS WILDERNESS FOR SUPPOSED MURDERERS
ACTING MAYOR OF NEW YORK DURING GAYNORS ILLNESS
GAYNOR STILL ON WAY TO RECOVERY
PACKERS' RECORDS GONE; JURY ASKS EXPLANATION
BELIEVE GIRL TOOK LIFE
STATE TO ASSIST 1915 EXPOSITION
BUSINESS MEN WILL AID IN CLEANUP OF CHICAGO
T.R. AND GRISCOM MUM AFTER TALK
ABUTMENT COLLAPSES ON LABORERS; TWO KILLED
MITCHELL SCORNS PLATFORM HONORS
COMPLETE FIFTH LAP IN 488-MILE AERIAL RACE
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MAN DIES TRYING TO RESCUE GIRL
ORIENTALS CROWD SHIP COMING TO CALIFORNIA
Hero Who Lost His Life and Girl Taken from the Surf Unconscious
THREATEN COURT OFFICIALS' LIVES
MEXICANS TO CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE CENTENNIAL
REORGANIZE RAILWAY CO.
EVIDENCE WITHHELD AT ELMORE INQUEST
ASSERTS OYSTERS GROW ON TREES IN PORTO RICO
WOMAN AND PHYSICIAN FOUND LIFELESS IN ROOM
TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS TO CONDEMN PATTERSON
CHILE PRESENTS SIDE IN ALSOP CONTROVERSY
STANFORD UNIVERSITY GETS JARBOE COLLECTION
LIND AFFIRMS DECISION TO REFUSE NOMINATION
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BENIGUS MURDER BAFFLES POLICE
BUGGY UPSETS; WOMAN HURT
GEN. ANTONIO AGUILAR, 90, FOE OF FREMONT IN WAR 60 YEARS AGO
AGED GENERAL WALTZES AT CITY'S ANNIVERSARY
SELECT BROWNE CASE JURORS
Democratic State and County Ticket
SHOWS DECREASE IN WHEAT EXPORT
SEVENTEEN CITIES SEND ROTARY CLUB DELEGATES
BUTCHER AWAITS MILLION AND PLANS FOR CHARITY
BUTCHERS PLAN TO BUILD INDEPENDENT ABATTOIRS
FIND PETRIFIED INFANT IN TENEMENT COAL BIN
INDORSE PLAN TO HOLD 1915 FAIR IN BAY CITY
RESCUE NEGROES FROM MOB
REVISED LIST OF POLLING PLACES
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'THE WIDOW'S MIGHT' PROVES ITS WORTH
Miss Marian M. McClure, Who Will Be Married in Berean Hall Tonight
Musical
GETB HIGH R. R. PLACE
INCOBBKJIBLE
Society
COMMITTEE FAVORS USE OF DEPOSIT CERTIFICATES
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From Mines and Oil Fields
IN PAJARO VALLEY
JACKLING PUTS FAITH IN RAY CONSOLIDATED
METAL MARKETS
OIL TOWN GROWS TOO FAST FOR CITIZENS TO GIVE PLACE A NAME
MINING QUOTATIONS
LAKEVIEW OUTPUT DECREASES
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MIDWAY NORTHERN MAKES FAVORABLE FIELD REPORT
GREENE-CANANEA REDUCES PRODUCTION 15 PER CENT
MIDWAY OIL OPERATORS TO CONSTRUCT PIPELINE
STRONG GAS PRESSURE
BABOQUIVARIS ACTIVE
MISS AND MATRON STRANGELY VANISH
CENTURION IN DRAGOON ENTERS RICH ORE BODY
BUILDING PERMITS
Miss Lisle Miller, Lured from Home by Desire to See Bay City
Citrus Fruit Report
NEW INCORPORATIONS
MERRY DEL VAL WILL MEET WITH DIPLOMATS
BEGIN COURT MARTIAL OF RETIRED ARMY OFFICER
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET DISPLAYS DOWNWARD TREND
NEW YORK COTTON
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
VISIBLE GRAIk SUPPLY
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
BELLEFLEUR APPLES QUOTED IN THE MARKET
COFFEE AND SUGAR
COTTON AND WOOL
Shipping News
Personal Mention
PRIEST HAS THREE RIBS BROKEN IN AUTO WRECK
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News of the Courts
DENIES WIFE'S CHARGE AND WEEPS IN COURT
COURT UNRAVELS TANGLE CONCERNING PARTY WALL
JUDGE DECLARES SINGER MUST REMAIN IN ASYLUM
FATHER SUES DRUGGIST BECAUSE OF BOY'S DEATH
PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL OF EMMA M. SCHOLL
FILES ADOPTION PETITION
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
COURT GRANTS PROBATION TO MAN CHANGING PLEA
FILES SUIT FOR $140,056 AGAINST SUGAR COMPANY
WOMAN SUES RAILWAY FOR $25,500; CLAIMS DAMAGES
WOMAN WINS IN ACTION TO REGAIN FORTY ACRES
GETS $7000 JUDGMENT AGAINST MINING PROMOTER
SUES ON NOTE FOR $12,500
JAPANESE SUED FOR $20,000
Municipal Affairs
OFFICIALS WILL URGE FULL SUM ON AQUEDUCT
NEW SUPERINTENDENT FOR FIRE ALARM BUREAU
TO ALTER LIQUOR LAW REGARDING DRUG HOUSES
TO EXEMPT OLD SOLDIERS FROM LICENSE FEES
JUDGE BORDWELL REJECTS WILL OF A. E. ARMSTRONG
COMPLAINS OF ASSESSMENT
RAILROAD SUES FOR BONUS
MRS. DRIGGS TO BE EXAMINED
COURT PERMITS ADOPTIONS
CITY WANTS ROAD TAX COLLECTED BY COUNTY
POLICE NEWS REPORTERS OUSTED FROM QUARTERS
RESURRECT ANCIENT LAW FOR VACATION OF STREET
NEW SALARY ORDINANCE PROPOSED FOR PARKS
TO STOP WINDOW SHOWS
OPEN ARMY MANEUVERS
CONCEDEB DEFEAT; IS ELECTED
MANY BECOME WEALTHY BY GRABBING INDIAN LAND
BODY OF EL PASO'S MAYOR IN STATE AT CITY HALL
OLDFIELD TO RACE IN N. Y. FOR FIRST TIME IN 6 YEARS
REST WHILE MILLIONS WAIT
HOLLAND BUYS GOLD
OPEN INTERNATIONAL ESPERANTO CONGRESS
BATTLE OVER DICE GAME; ONE KILLED, 2 WOUNDED
TOKIO RECEIVES REPORT OF 1112 LOST IN FLOOD
CALHOUN'S LAWYERS SERVE 5 DAYS AND ARE RELEASED
DIES AFTER SHE HEARS EARTH FALL ON COFFIN
WORSTED MILL CONDITIONS SHOW GREAT IMPROVEMENT
ENGINES IN HEAD-ON CRASH
PITTSBURG SHOWS INCREASE
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Editorial Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
POLICE WEED OUT SO-CALLED CLUBS
MARTHA CHATT ADVISES RELATIVES OF ARRIVAL
INQUIRY DISCLOSES STEAL IN ILLINOIS CENTRAL RY.
HASSAYAMPA CLUB IS TO ENTERTAIN GUESTS TODAY
District Attorney Fredericks' False "Explanation"
SEEK TO PREVENT FURNITURE DEAL
LAWYER HUMMEL OF DODGE DIVORCE FAME IS HERE
HEAD OF COUNTY SCHOOLS ESTIMATES TAXES NEEDED
HUSBAND SLASHES WIFE; TRIES TO KILL SELF
THREATENS PROSECUTORS AND JUDGES WITH DEATH
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SPORTS
FANS PREPARE TO BEAT SACRAMENTO
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
LOCAL PLAYERS IN DEL MONTE EVENT
MARTINEZ EASILY WINS MOHAWK SELLING STAKES
LATONIA JOCKEY CLUB ANNOUNCES FALL LIST
MOTOR BOATS ARRIVE
Local Racket Wielders Who Will Enter Del Monte Tournament for Pacific Coast Title Competition
M'LOUGHLIN TAKES GAME IT NEWPORT
GOVERNOR HARMON'S BAN KILLS RICKPORT RACING
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CLOSE MATCHES MARK PLAY AT POTTER CLUB
BAILEY HAS FINE LIST OF COLTS AND FILLIES
NOVELTY AND DALMATIAN OWNER'S MONEYMAKERS
THOSE FILMS AGAIN!
GRAND PRIX WON BY VANDERBILT'S GOBELIN
WINSOME HAS RACE WITH BIG WHALE
MOTORISTS WATCH DRIVE OF REO FROM ATLANTIC
TRANS-MISSISSIPPI TOURNEY STARTS
GOTHAM ATHLETES ARE SEEKING NEW FIELDS
JACK SAYS HE WILL NOT FIGHT AGAIN FOR YEAR
QUARTERBACK INJURED
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UNDERGRADUATE COACHING FOR OXY
DOC WHITE HAS GOAT OF AMERICAN LEAGUE STAR
ERNEST WIEMAN, WHO WILL DIRECT FALL GRIDIRON AT OXY
NATIONAL RIFLE CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL SHOOT
FINALE TO RACINE WILL NOT TROUBLE JOCKEYS
OHIO RACING MAY BE PUT UNDER LEGAL BAN
BETTER ATHLETES AS TIME PASSES
BOWLING
CANNON, IN WRATH, RAPS INSURGENTS
POLICE KILL FRONTIER MAN
ANDERSON FINAL MACHINE CHOICE
COPPER QUEEN COMPANY BUYS MINE PROPERTIES
NINE PASSENGERS HURT IN TROLLEY CAR COLLISION
TWO MISSIONARIES DROWN
ARIZONA COUNTY GOES ON RECORD AS 'STANDPAT'
FRISCO PLAYER IS IN FINE FETTLE
EASTERNERS NEGLECT RAILWAY CASE ACTION
APPOINTS OFFICIALS FOR FT. SUMNER LAND OFFICE
ARRESTED FOR BIGAMY
SQUADRON REACHES JAPAN
WRECK* BURVIVORS HOME
CROPS FOR 1910 BELOW AVERAGE
MOBS AFTER* NEGRO
Untitled
ELECTION DAY
Wash Day
BELL AND SPELLACY
MORE MOVING PICTURES
VICIOUS PENOLOGY
State Politics.
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
A SOCIAL FUNCTION
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERB
CORONER'S OFFICE PUSH STRONGHOLD
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CONFESS THEFT IN STORE
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
BIXBY ATTEMPTS NEW EXPLANATION
PUBLIC OFFICES AND BANKS CLOSED TODAY
BOY UNDER ARREST TELLS POLICE BURGLARY PLANS
To the Democrats of Los Angeles County
S.P. PUSH PLAYS WITH TWO HANDS
UNJUST CHARGE
PRACTICAL ENCOURAGEMENT
SPANISH-AMERICANS READ LEAGUE APPEAL
MOUSER IS CONFIDENT OF WINNING NOMINATION
MAYOR URGES SUPPORT OF HENRY STANLEY BENEDICT
ARROWHEAO HOT SPRINGS
Thousand Dollars Reward Is Offered by Democrats
M'DONALD'S ATTEMPTS AT COERCION FUTILE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO CANVASS POLL BOOKS
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
Voters of Los Angeles County: Vote at Primary Election Today
PRINTERS WILL GATHER FOR PICNIC AT BALBOA
THEN MRB. GRANT WEPT
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
SAN BERNARDINO
MAN SEES PITCHFORKS IN DELIRIUM TREMENS
OUTLAWS HOLD UP, BEAT AND ROB MAN ON DESERT
FOUR TUNNELS COMPLETED
WOMAN KILLED BY TRAIN
SOCIETY LEADERS ESCAPE PUBLICITY FOLLOWING RAID
GERMANY MAKES PLANS FOR BIG NAVAL INCREASE
REPORTS ABANDONMENT OF REVOLUTION IN HONDURAS
SUPREME COURT DENIES DANFORD'S APPLICATION
MAUD*MULLER
PASADENA
BONDS TO ASSURE BRIDGE IN ARROYO
GIRL TAKES LONG HIKE
BEES IN BUSINESS DISTRICT
PASADENA BREVITIES
WATER PLANS WILL BE DISCUSSED THIS WEEK
L..R. WORKERS IN PASADENA
ARRANGE VETERANS' REUNION
RECEPTION IS PLANNED
Proposed $150,000 Bridge Across Arroyo Seco, Half the Cost of Which Supervisors Will Be Asked to Pay
SANTA ANA
SANTA ANA BRIEFS
TO INVESTIGATE SHORTAGE IN EQUIPMENT OF N.G.C.
HOLD FUNERAL OF MRS. ALDEN
PEACH CROP HEAVY
OBSERVE LIQUOR LAW
LONG BEACH
FINDS LOST NUGGETS; THEN CAUSES ARREST
RICH MAN BREAKS SPEED LAW TO AID ILL DOG
DIRECTORS PLANNING TO BUILD $10,000 HOSPITAL
RUNAWAY TOT FOUND
FLOATS LARGE LOAN
LONG BEACH ITEMS
SPIRITUALISTS MEET
BALLINGER SAYS WEST HAS NOT STOLEN LAND
WAREHOUSE AND GRAIN LOST IN STOCKTON FIRE
THE WEATHER
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FIREMEN PREVENT LOSS OF MILLIONS
WILKIE INVESTIGATES RUSSIAN NIHILIST CASE
AUTO BACKS INTO RIVER FROM FERRY; TWO DROWN
MARSHAL KILLS MAN WHO HAD SURRENDERED TO HIM
SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE
FIRE DEVASTATES NATIONAL FOREST
PHILANTHROPIST DIES
KENTUCKY SENATOR HITS AT INSURGENT POLICIES
BULL OPERATIONS CAUSE CONGESTION OF COTTON
TROOPS TO HOLD LID ON COLUMBUS
TO FIND BOUTH P6LE
FORM NEW LABOR PARTY IN GOTHAM
YOUNG AMERICAN SUFFERS TOTAL LOSS OF MEMORY
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