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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 327, 24 August 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ROOSEVELT OPENS FIRE ON SHERMAN IN NEW YORK WAR
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
SHOCK OF 11,000 VOLTS FAILS TO HARM EMPLOYE
MEXICO APPOINTS CONSUL
ELECTRIC STORM LASTS HALF HOUR, STALLS 600 CARS
STEER STAMPEDES; CRAZED ANIMAL IMPALES DROVER
ASSAILANT OF GAYNOR PRAYS FOR MAYOR'S LIFE
Principals in Pretty Romance Which Culminated in Wedding in the Hotel Alexandria Last Evening
ON THIRD TRIP HE WEDS BEACH GIRL
BRITISH CRUISER POUNDS ON REEF IN HEAVY SEAS
HOKE SMITH DEFEATS HIS OLD ENEMY, BROWN IN GEORGIA PRIMARY
COL. WELLS' CASE PUZZLES FRIEND
OLDEST STATIONERY FIRM IN COUNTRY IS BANKRUPT
MRS. JACK CUDAHY GRANTED DIVORCE
FEARFUL OF FATE OF 800 RANGERS IN FIERY WOODS
ARMY OFFICERS SCOFF AT AEROPLANES IN WAR
RETIRED FARMER VOTER FOR SIXTY-NINF. YEARS
THEODORE A. BELL WANTS TO BE HEAD OF EAGLES
INTERNATIONAL STRIKE OF SAILORS IS PLANNED
ANNOUNCES EXCURSION TO OWENS RIVER DISTRICT
CROWD AT STATION IN ALBANY TO GREET T. R.
GILLETT CONVOKES SPECIAL SESSION
GRAND TRUNK TO REACH PRINCE RUPERT IN 1913
CHOKED TO DEATH BY COLLAR
PUSH CART MEN ORGANIZE
FRONTIER CELEBRATION OPENS AT CHEYENNE
HOLD FUNERAL OF MAN WHO DISCOVERED ALASKA CAMP
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AUTO EXPLOSION STARTS BLAZE NEAR SAN DIEGO
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OFFICER WOUNDS FIGHTING LABORER
REPORT AMERICANS BUY VAST AFRICAN TERRITORY
THREE THOUSAND ATTEND BALL OF HIBERNIANS
SWIMS HALF A MILE WITH A BROKEN LEG
GERMANS ACCUSE BRITON OF PHOTOGRAPHING FORTS
CALIFORNIAN DIES IN HOLY LAND
TWO POLICE DEPT. MEMBERS WHO HAVE BEEN PROMOTED
POLICE FORGE CHANGES TO FOLLOW PROMOTIONS
iMESSENGER CHARGED WITH STEALING WORKS' GLASSES
FIX GENERAL TAX RATE AT 85 CENTS
Amounts Allowed City Departments and Sums They Expended Last Year
ACCUSE NEGRO SOLDIER OF MISTREATING CHILD
BREAKFAST FOOD CITY GAINS IN POPULATION
WITNESSES CAUSE CLASHES IN TRIAL
LABOR LEADERS STUDY LOS ANGELES SITUATION
AUTOS TO BE PERMITTED IN GENERAL GRANT PARK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MEET
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TAFT WILL PRESS TARIFF REVISION
CHICAGO IS DAMAGED BY LIGHTNING, WIND AND RAIN
STEAMER THOUGHT TO BE LOST IN LAKE
ACCEPT GRADING WORK
HIDALGO MUST LEAVE STATE
Mrs. Otto Neher, Who Is Passing the Week Visiting at Talac, Lake Tahoe
RURAL COMEDY SCORES HIT AT LOS ANGELES
TRAVELS RAPID PACE ON WORTHLESS DRAFTS
Club News
Society
CLAIM TRESTLE BRIDGE OBSTRUCTS NAVIGATION
DOCTORS SAY TESTATRIX WAS AN INCOMPETENT
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE FOR BATTLESHIP
FIX REDEMPTION FUND
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From Mines and Oil Fields
GOOD ROADS WILL LEAD TO ARIZONA MINING GAMP
COPPER QUEEN TO SUPPLY EL TIGRE WITH ELECTRICITY
SANTA FE EXPOSES ABOUT SIXTY FEET OF RICH ORE
ARIZONA AND EASTERN READY TO LAY RAILS
MINING QUOTATIONS
PRICES OF METALS IN THE NEW YORK MARKET
LAKE VIEW NO. 2 ISSUES FAVORABLE FIELD REPORT
PIONEER IN USE OF NATURAL GAS AS FUEL
COMBINATION FRACTION HANDLES 50 TONS DAILY
VISALIA MIDWAY IS NOT YET IN THE SAND
• METAL MARKETS
CORONER'S JURY HOLDS x PIRATE AS ACCESSORY
CALIFORNIANS TO TOUR CHINA FOR COMMERCE
Shipping News
BUILDING PERMITS
~~ LILIPUTIANS DETAINED AT LANDING IN NEW YORK
PATENT AGENTS REPORT ON WORK OF INVENTORS
LOEB FINDS HIGH PRICED VIOLINS ARE SMUGGLED IN
WITH TWELVE STITCHES IN HEART WAITER LIVES
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
MARKET, WEAK AT OPENING, RALLIES
NEW YORK COTTON
FACIFIC COAST TRADE
FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
BUTTER, EGOS AND CHEEBE
FINANCIAL
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
COTTON AND WOOL
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
COFFEE AND SUGAR
DECLINE OF ONE CENT IN CREAMERY BUTTER
AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLIES
LIFE GUARD WILL FIGHT WIFE DESERTION CHARGE
INSTRUCTOR RETURNS FROM TOUR OF EASTERN SCHOOLS
GERMANS TO INSPECT PLANTS
RETURN FROM DEER HUNT
THEATER LEASE RENEWED
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
WOMAN EXTENDS HAND, THEN HORSEWHIPS GIRL
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
ARREST FUGITIVE
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News of the Courts
HUSBAND IS DIVORCED FROM ACTRESS WIFE
WIFE CHARGES CLUBMAN STRUCK HER IN FACE
HUBBY SAYS 'HONEY DEAR' PITCHED CHEESE AT HIM
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
NEW INCORPORATIONS
SUIT AGAINST RAILWAY FOR $50,000 IS STARTED
McCORMICK PERFORMS HIS FIRST MARRIAGE CEREMONY
ANNOYS NEIGHBORS BY HANIGING CREPE ON DOORS
HEARING IS RESUMED IN ARROWHEAD WATER CASE
BONDSMEN FOR WEESNER DECIDE ON WITHDRAWAL
LAND VALUES AGAIN BEFORE THE COURT IN WATER CASE
FILE WILL FOR PROBATE, ESTATE VALUED AT $3000
AJtROmiKAD HOT SFUI.NGS
Municipal Affairs
AQUEDUCT LIMITED TO $250,000 EACH MONTH
DELAY LAW EXEMPTING VETERANS FROM LICENSES
TO FORMULATE POLICY FOR BUILDING STORM DRAINS
THREE HOTELS REQUEST LIQUOR-SELLING RIGHTS
COUNCIL AMENDS LAW ON BANK LICENSE FEES
CREGIER ALARM SYSTEM IN OPERATION FOR CITY
BETKOUSKI CALLS FIRE COMMISSION EXTRAVAGANT
PASS ORDINANCES FOR SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION
DISTRICT IN HOLLYWOOD MUST PAY FOR CULVERTS
PROPERTY OWNERS MAKE PROTEST AGAINST TOWER
ANTI-BOXING ORDINANCE REFERRED TO COMMITTEE
GERALD MUIR PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGERY
BURGLARS STEAL 30 GUNS AND 9 SAFETY RAZORS
" ARRESTS TWO CHINESE
ALL ERRORS IN COUNT OF BALLOTS ARE CORRECTED
HOLD ACCUSED DIAMOND THIEF TO SUPERIOR COURT
BODY OF DRILLER FOUND BESIDE RAILROAD TRACKS
BOY COASTS IN FRONT OF PICO STREET CAR
TWO SMALL THEFTS ARE REPORTED TO DETECTIVES
MINNESOTANS PREPARE FOR ELABORATE OUTING
ARIZONA WILL EXHIBIT PRODUCTS IN LOS ANGELES
FORMER BANK CASHIER FACES BAD CHECK CHARGE
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
DEATH MAY CLAIM GIRL WHO FASTED
INCREASED ASSESSMENTS DO NOT FOLLOW CITATIONS
SHOPLIFTER CAUGHT WITH OUTFIT TO AID IN THEFT
FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS ARE CALLED
Aeroplane Which Is Believed Will Solve Aerial Navigation Problem
INVENTS AIRSHIP THAT WILL LIFT SELF IN AIR
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS WILL HEAR RATE CASE
JURORS ARE HARD TO GET IN PICKETING CASE
REPEAL MUZZLING ORDINANCE
CHARGE BROKER WITH DESERTING CREDITORS
COMES FROM STOCKHOLM TO STUDY CONCRETE BUILDING
DISMISSED FROM CUSTODY ON CHARGE OF ASSAULT
KANSAS PICNIC POSTPONED
POLICE MAKE RAID ON CIGAR STANDS
ATTORNEYS SECURE WRIT BEFORE OFFICER ARRIVES
FIVE SPEED ORDINANCE VIOLATORS ARE FINED
UNIT LOAN CO. SECRETARY TO FACE FORGERY CHARGE
GIVES WOMEN SUSPENDED SENTENCES OF 180 DAYS
11 YEARS' ADVERTISING COSTS FIRM $4,000,000
PALO VERDE SETTLER SCORE IN LAND CASE
SUGGESTIVE
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SPORTS
SENATORS OPEN WEEK'S SERIES BY TAKING FIRST GAME FROM VERNON
NOVELTY LEADS HORSES IN POINT OF WINNINGS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
HEDGEWOOD BOY TAKES RACE FROM STABLEMATES
COUNTLESS STANDS DRIVE TO WIN FROM FAVORITE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE
NAGLE'S MISPLAY HELPS OAKS WIN
NATIONAL LEAGUE
J. D. TAGGART. WHO WILL MANAGE LAW SCHOOL RUGBY TEAM
U.S.C. RUGBYITES TO PLAY IN NORTH
AUSTRALIAN PROMOTER AFTER TOMMY AND JACK
ABIE FORGETS HIMSELF
WHAT?
CASINO PLAYERS PLAN TOURNAMENT
NORDLINGER CUP NEXT ON PROGRAM
SALT LAKE CITY DADS FIRMLY AGAINST BETTING
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WATER BASKETBALL DECLARED SUCCESS
Amateur Notes
BUTTE ENTRIES
Moissant's Flight from Paris to England Marks Him Great Aviator
MOISSANT CONSIDERED REMARKABLE MANBIRD
GLENDALE PLANS SPORT DAY
COLORADO E. SMASHES 3-YEAR-OLD TROT MARK
FAVORITES FAIL TO LAND COIN FOR BUTTE BETTORS
BOWLING
M'FARLAND SIGNS WITH M'INTOSH FOR 4 FIGHTS
UNITED STATES SERVICE RIFLE TEAMS IN LEAD
HARRY LEWIS DEFEATED
WOMAN STRIKES MASHER WHO TICKLES HER NECK
FINALS NARROW TO BUNDY AND WRIGHT
WIFE WORTH MILLIONS SHOWS SKILL AS NURSE
ST. PAUL TRAIN BURNED IN NORTHERN IDAHO
IN DEMAND
PRESIDIO GOLFER WINS FINAL MATCH
TWO COMPANIES OF TROOPS ON WAY TO FIGHT FIRE
TO PUT HER IN
TRAFFIC IS TIED UP BY STUBBORN MULES
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Untitled
WILL S. P. STOCKHOLDERS TAKE WARNING?
TAFT AND T. FL
State Press Echoes
The Busy Correspondent
An Old Democrat's View
Postal Banks on Pacific Coast
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
Public Letter Box
THE PLUNKVILLE BRIGADE
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
TO DEDICATE MONUMENT TO GEN. THOMAS L HAMER
DR. A. E. HAMBLETON DIES AT BEACH SUMMER HOME
DRILL WELL IN BPADRA HILLS
PIONEER PASSES AWAY
Personal Mention
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
DEMOCRATS KEEP CLEAR OF 'PUSH'
CHARLES WELLBORN, DEMOCRAT, PROBABLE CONVENTION CHAIRMAN
EXCURSION TO CATALINA ISLAND FOR LABOR DAY
REFERRED TO COMMITTEE
DEMOCRATS WILL SUPPORT TICKET
JOHNSONITES IN SADDLE IN RIVERSIDE COUNTY
<N0 STATEMENT FROM ME,' VICE PRESIDENT'S ANSWER
DIES IN SEATTLE
NEW PASTOR ARRIVES
Lincoln-Roosevelt Republicans Obligated to Vote Against S. P. Nominees, Says Relative of Taft
FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYES ORGANIZE
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
NEW COMITTEE MEN TO HANDLE WATER PROBLEM
BREAK SPEED LAWS TO CATCH ACCUSED FORGER
REPORT THREE FIRES
TO INSPECT BRIDGE SITE
« « » TO ALLOW SMOKING ON CARS
SAN BERNARDINO
FIFTEEN CANDIDATES WORRY OVER TIE VOTE
SHERIFF CAUSES ARREST OF OFFENDER ON PAROLE
SLAYER OF DAUGHTERS WAS INSANE, SAYS JURY
LOS ANGELES FIRM WINS BONDS ,
LONG BEACH
OFFICIALS CONDEMNED BY COMPANY'S MANAGER
LIGHTNING TEMPORARILY STALLS TRAFFIC OF P. E.
CITY CLERK REFUSES TO TEST NEAR-BEER SAMPLE
LONG BEACH ASSESSMENT REACHES $22409.460
ACCUSE PAINTER OF THEFT OF $200 IN GOLD NUGGETS
FLOAT BEACHED YAWL DIANA AT HIGH TIDE
AWAIT MISS KELLERMAN'S DEBUT IN PACIFIC WAVES
« » » CRAIG SHIPYARD DRYDOCK IS NEARING COMPLETION1
THROWN FROM BUGGY
P. E. EMPLOYES TO PICNIC
« ■ » LONG BEACH ITEMS
SANTA MONICA
DEFALCATION CAUSES HITCH OVER TAX LEVY
♦«-♦- ■ 3ROF. SCHILLER HONORED AT FAREWELL RECEPTION
SANTA ANA
MONTGOMERY SECURES NOMINATION IN ORANGE
MANAGER SECURES LEASE FOR SANTA ANA THEATER
CROSSED WIRES CAUSE BLAZE AT SANTA ANA
MARRIAGE LICENSES
VENICE
HOUSE DEMAND EXCEEDS VENICE AGENCY SUPPLY
CARLTON KINNEY WINNER IN SWIMMING CONTESTS
BUYS SANTA MONICA COTTAGE
THE WEATHER
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INSURGENT CHIEF MADE PRESIDENT
OPPONENTS IN PINE TREE STATE STRIVE FOR GOVERNORSHIP
DEMOCRATS HOPEFUL OF CARRYING MAINE
CONSUL SENDS REPORT ON DOWNFALL OF MADRIZ
SKIPPER CARRIES AUTO ON DAVITS OF VESSEL
ANNEXATION TEXT READY
SIBLEY ARRESTED; FRAUD IS CHARGED
KILLS POLICE BOAT ENGINEER
ALASKA U. S. MARSHAL TO INSPECT DISTRICT
FELLS GUARD AND JUMPS OVERBOARD FOR FREEDOM
$10,000 IN LOTTERY TICKETS IN ESTATE
1000 MILES OF FENCE WILL MARK BORDER
ASSASSIN SHOOTS DOWN FEUDIST IN KENTUCKY
TRUST BIRD ARRIVES
SOCIALIST IS ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF ASSAULT
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE SELECTS ITS ORATORS
ANGELENO PROSTRATED BY HEAT IN CHICAGO
COMMITTEEMEN TO HEAR OSAGE INDIAN TESTIMONY
IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS TO DEPORT IMMORAL ALIENS
GREEK FATALLY WOUNDS COUNTRYMAN IN SALT LAKE
LABOR UNIONS AGAINST MOVING STRIKE FILMS
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS
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