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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 333, 30 August 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CITY WILL SUE TO GAIN WAREHOUSE SITES ON HARBOR
WOMAN WITH $4000 IS JAILED AS SHOPLIFTER
BCIENCE CONQUERS LEPROSY
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
FEAR CREW LOST LIVES WHEN SCHOONER FOUNDERED
EARL'S DAUGHTER DIES ALONE ON MOUNTAINSIDE
CRIPPEN IS HELD FOR CRIME WITH GIRL COMPANION
WITNESS IN I.C. FRAUD CHARGES LIFE THREATENED
RICH MAN'S SON ACCUSED
HEINZE GETS MARRIAGE LICENSE
Los Angeles to Have Steamship Connections with New York City
Prof. F. Kuestner, Noted Scientist, Chatting with Miss Martha Wilson
SCIENTISTS LAUD HALE'S INVENTION
ELK CANDIDATES SHIPPED IN CAGES
LOS ANGELES JAPANESE TO WED NEW YORK GIRL
BECOND AMERICAN CARDINAL
DENVER SHOUTS WILD WELCOME FOR ROOSEVELT
BILL FOR $200 HALTS TREASURE EXPEDITION
CHICAGO SCHOOL GIRLS WILL STUDY PLUMBING
TAFT OPENS EXPOSITION
SAN FRANCISCO CAR IS HELD UP BY ROBBERS
COLONEL'S DAUGHTER IS BRIDE OF LIEUTENANT
ENGINEER SAVES TRAIN THOUGH STEAM COOKS HIM
DR. PERRIN DENIES GIVING INTERVIEW
EIGHT-YEAR-OLD GIRL SPEAKS TEN LANGUAGES
IMPROVEMENT OF GAYNOR PLEASES HIS ASSASSIN
ASIATIC CHOLERA BREAKS OUT ON EUROPEAN SOIL
STANDARD BEARERS OF DEMOCRACY FOR THREE BIG STATES
COTTON PRICES HIGHEST SINCE THE CIVIL WAR
GERMANY GUARDS RUSSIAN RULERS WHILE ON TRAIN
SPANISH VETERANS OPEN CONVENTION
MAN AND DAUGHTERS DIE IN A QUICKSILVER MINE
PAWNSHOP YIELDS PISTOL OF MAN SHOT TO DEATH
PATIENT TELLS DOCTOR HE HAS SNAKE IN STOMACH
GAMBLER ENDS LIFE IN OAKLAND WITH BULLET
RESPONSE TO TOAST MAY BE CAUSE OF RETIREMENT
WITHDRAWAL OF 'PADLOCK' BILL IS NOT DEMANDED
SAUERKRAUT PRODUCTION SHY
PROBE PROTECTION CHARGE
'PIRATE' HAS HEARING ON CHARGE OF MURDER
NO TROU3LE IN KOREA OVER JAPANESE CONTROL
WANTED IN LAND FRAUD CASES
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SALT LAKE COMPETING FOR TRAFFIC AT BEACH
Rough Rider Given Noisy Welcome
ROOSEVELT URGES REVISION OF LAWS
MILLIONAIRE GYPSY KING IS ROBBED OF DIAMONDS
FOUR DROWNED IN RIVER
AVIATOR WHO WILL REPRESENT THE WEST AT BOSTON CARNIVAL
SEEKS AIR HONORS WITH BABY CRAFT
LAUGHING BY PUPILS CAUSES DEPORTATION
CHICAGO UNION VOTES TO AID SOCIALISTS
CRUISER SAILS FOR CHILE
JAPAN WILL RENOUNCE COMMERCIAL TREATIES
GALILEAN'S PORTRAITS NOT TRUE TO LIFE, IS DECLARED
GIRL IN SECOND STORY HIT BY SHOE FROM HORSE
CHICAGO BANKER SAYS FINANCES ARE NORMAL
BURGLARS LIVE IN HOUSE WHILE BUSY LOOTING IT
H. G. PLATT DEAD
Four Famous Scientists, Members of the International Solar Union, as They Appeared at Reception Given in Their Honor at Pasadena
KAISER'S 'GOD'S AGENT' TALK NOT ACT OF GOVERNMENT
MOB FORMS TO STORM JAIL AND LYNCH NEGRO
CHILD FATALLY BURNED
CHARGES WOMAN SMUGGLED GEMS
FIRES START IN BLACK HILLS OF SOUTH DAKOTA
SORORITY GRAND COUNCIL CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
PULLMAN COMPANY MAY REVEAL PASS SECRETS
PRESIDENT DISCUSSES PLANS TO RAISE MAINE
FIRES EAST OF SEATTLE ARE NOW UNDER CONTROL
MORMON LEADER RETURNS
DOLLIVER SPEAKS FOR LA FOLLETTE
REFUSES $75,000 OFFER FOR TROTTING CHAMPION
DYING MAN WHISTLES TO SPARE MOTHER ANGUISH
PLANS FOUR DREAONAUGHTS
TO INCREASE LOS ANGELES VALUES
COMPETITORS TO SEEK CIVIL SERVICE PLACES
YEARS LIGHTLY FALL ON BRIGHT COMEDIENNE
LEAGUE FORCES CONTROL NORTHERN CONVENTION
BOARD TO TRY TO FIND HOW MAINE WAS BLOWN UP
RECOUNT IS ORDERED IN BLISS-JOHNSON TIE VOTE
Mrs. Lawrence Eberhardt Nichols, Married Monday at High Noon
DEMOCRATS OF TRINITY DISAPPROVE ROAD BONDS
BEGINS CAMPAIGN TO FREE WALSH FROM PRISON
Society News
MISS FANNIE DILLON TO TAKE POSITION IN POMONA COLLEGE
GOVERNOR AND MAYOR INDORSE ROOSEVELT
GAS KILLS MAN ON TRAIN STALLED IN LONG TUNNEL
GULF OF MEXICO TIDE HIGH
Music Notes
ENGLEBRIGHT DECLARES WAR ON SPEAKER CANNON
CROSS-EXAMINE RIPLEY IN RAILROAD HEARING
SIX STRINGS OF TOOLS
From Mines and Oil Fields
VALLEY OIL SHUTS OFF WATER UNDER SHALE
SAM DIEGO WELL GETS SMALL QUANTITY OF OIL
LAKEVIEW DECREASES
DRILLERS UNEARTH A PETRIFIED LOG WHILE AT WORK IN MIDWAY
MINING QUOTATIONS
♦ «♦ f REGAL ON PUMP
WILL LEASE FORTY ACRES
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
COLFAX MINERAL BELT RECEIVES RICH SUPPORT
TWENTY-STAMP MILL WILL BE BUILT AT ROSEDALE
LA REPUBLICA, WESTERN CHIHUAHUA, IS REOPENED
NORTH TIGRE RESUMES IN TUNNELS AND SHAFTS
UNION ACTIVE IN MIDWAY
UNION OFFICIAL TRANSFERRED
Shipping News
TUBE SKIRT WILL TAKE PLACE OF HOBBLE GOWN
TROOPS DISPERSE MOB
RICH WOMAN SHOOTS HERSELF
Citrus Fruit Report
TROOPS FIGHT COLUMBUS MOB
AMERICANS IN JAPAN
PROGRESSIVES WIN POWER IN KANSAS
FIFTEEN THOUSAND GIVE ESTRADA WARM WELCOME
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
PRICE OF COTTON TAKES BIG JUMP
NEW YORK COTTON
COTTON AND WOOL
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
PACIFIC HOPS
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
DEALERS BOOST SPUD PRICES IN THE MARKET
COFFEE AND SUGAR
FRUIT MARKET
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
METAL MARKETS
BUILDING PERMITS
News of the Courts
HUBBY CRUEL TO MAKE WIFE LIVE WITH FOLKS
"I WAS DRUNK,' SAYS THIEF; COURT GRANTS PROBATION
JUDGE APPROVES SALES OF BALDWIN'S PROPERTY
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
COURT HEARS ARGUMENT IN FURNITURE CASE
WOMAN FILES SUIT FOR ACCOUNTING FROM AGENT
HUSBAND KILLED, WIDOW SUES FORMER EMPLOYERS
CLAIMS FRAUD IN ANSWER TO SUIT BROUGHT ON NOTE
SUES AUTO OWNER FOR $15,010 FOR INJURIES
COURT CONFIRMS SALE
FIGHTS FOR LIBERTY
THREE DECLARED INSANE
PLEADS G(UILTY TO FORGERY
NEW CORPORATIONS
Municipal Affairs
COMMISSION REVOKES WHOLESALERS' PERMIT
NO DEJECTION IN PARK BOARD OVER BUDGET CUT
COMMISSION GIVES FUNDS FOR PARK IMPROVEMENT
COUNCIL ABANDONS CLAIM FOR $450 FROM BANNINGS
ORDINANCE CONTEMPLATES RECORD PIECE OF PAVING
OPPOSE COMFORT STATIONS
ANDREWS READY TO CALL COLLEAGUES TO ACCOUNT
ELDER QUITS HUMANE ANIMAL COMMISSION
PETITION TO PROBATE WILL OF JAMES PEDGRIFT
GAS ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD CONVENTION HERE
PROHIBITIONIST EDITOR WILL DELIVER ADDRESS
SUPERVISORS ACCEPT FILLS FOR BRIDGES
TO LEAVE FOR EAST
OFFICIAL VOTE COUNT WILL BE ENDED TONIGHT
MAY REPORT SEPT. 5 ON BALLINGER-PINCHOT ROW
MEET TO SELECT OFFICERS FOR ARMY'S GENERAL STAFF
GENERAL ORDERS INQUIRY OF OPIUM SMOKING IN ARMY
POOL HALL OWNER ENDS LIFE WITH STRYCHNINE
ONE PRISONER ESCAPES IN SHOWER OF BULLETS
SUGAR SHIP SAILS SOUTH SEA THROUGH ICEBERGS
SALT PALACE DESTROYED BY FIRE; LOSS IS $25,000
JUDGE RIVES RETURNS
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Editorial Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
WILL USE MOJAVE RIVER UNDERFLOW
REFUSE CHANGE OF VENUE IN SUIT FOR DAMAGES
TWO BOYS ESCAPE FROM WHITTIER REFORM SCHOOL
Vice President Takes Political Stump for Republicans in Middle Southwest
SHERMAN BOOSTED FOR PRESIDENT IN OZARKS
DENSE SMOKE OFF COAST DELAYS VESSEL'S PASSAGE
BROKER IS ATTACKED BY WOMEN; EYE GOUGED OUT
CONDITIONS HERE PLEASE W.C.T.U. CHILD EXPERT
ELECTION OFFICERS' PAY WILL REACH TO HIGH TOTAL
EIGHT OPIUM PACKAGES ARE FOUND ON TRAVELER
TWO ARIZONA COUNTIES OPPOSE TAX FOR ROAD
FALL COLONISTS FLOCKING TO CITY
PATENTS ARE GRANTED TO INVENTORS OF SOUTHLAND
OIL COMPANY'S PRESIDENT FREED ON CRIMINAL CHARGE
COURT DISMISSES ACTION
TEN LOS ANGELES BLOCKS MADE DRY
AFFRAY AT MISSION DUE TO PERSONAL QUARREL
LOS ANGELES AFTER HARDWARE CONVENTIONS
SECRETARY CHOSEN FOR DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
COMMISSIONER CABELL WILL INSPECT WINERIES
COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS BONDS FOR EXPOSITION
FRUITS BRINGING HIGH PRICES IN THE EAST
COURT SENTENCES THREE TO REFORM INSTITUTIONS
'MECHANICAL MAN' IN A BROADWAY SHOP WINDOW
JURORS IN PICKETING CASE UNABLE TO AGREE
WIDAMAN'S WIDOW TO HANDLE HIS ESTATE
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HERALD SPORTING PAGE
SERIES AT CHUTES OPENS TOMORROW
BEAVERS HAVE NICE LEAD TO OPEN UP NEW SERIES
CHERRYOLA SURPRISES IN HANDICAP AT SARATOGA
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Premier Woman Sharpshooter Who Holds Many Fine Range Records
SCATTERGUN ARTISTS IN CHICAGO FOR BIG MEET
MIDWAY WILL LOSE ITS STAR FRESHMAN PLAYER
ORANGE COUNTY FORMS AMATEUR BALL LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE
EXPECT STAR GOLFERS TO PLAY IN TOURNEY
OLD TIMERS RACE, AND TEN EYCK IS A WINNER
SCHULTE'S BROTHER DEAD
| AMERICAN ASSOCIATION*
RIFLE EXPERTS TO SHOOT AT VENICE
WINTER LEAGUE TEAMS PREPARING FOR SEASON
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BATTLE TO TIE SCORE
GOTCH DECLARES HE HAS QUIT MAT GAME AND WILL TILL SOIL
ALLOW MAJOR LEAGUERS TO PASS REGULAR LIMIT
DICK DWYER TO CONDUCT RACE MEETING AT OGDEN
GLENDALE PLANS SPORT EVENTS FOR LABOR DAY
WARD DAWSON'S DEFEAT SURPRISES LOCAL FANS
MATCH ROUND ON DEL MONTE LINKS
F. C. THOMSON, ALL-ROUND CHAMPION, IS WELCOMED
BECKMESSER WINS PLATE
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Board of Education Assigns Principals and Teachers to Schools
SCHOOL TEACHERS CHOSEN FOR 1910
WOMAN IDENTIFIED AS WRECK VICTIM IS ALIVE
REGULARS TO STUDY ARMY TACTICS AT FORT RILEY
TO ARREST WOMAN WHO HELD UP FORMER HUSBAND
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Untitled
HE'S INSURGENT
THE SHORT BALLOT
TOO STRONG
Look Out for Another Small Forest Fire
MR. TAFT'S JOY RIDES
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
Public Letter Box
TOUCHING VERSE
Problems of City Government
Wanted, an Emblem
Reputation of a Gas Meter
Harnessing Conversation
Don't Kill Snakes and Toads
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
MUFFLER AND LIGHT LAW VIOLATORS ARE ARRESTED
Some Snapshots of Odd Sights Obtained by Judson Davis During a Trip to Remote Sections of Old Mexico and Along Isthmus of Tehuantepec
INSPECTS MEXICO'S GREAT SUGAR PLANT
FRAUD CHARGE IN COW SALE IS CONTINUED
SHIPPERS WILL OFFER FACTS AGAINST RATES
Personal Mention
STRIKE TIES UP BEACH CAR LINE
ARRESTED FOR THREATS AGAINST FORMER WIFE
TWO FILE PETITIONS TO BE DECLARED BANKRUPTS
ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
SAN BERNARDINO
WHITE STEAMER CLIPS HILL CLIMBING RECORD
RECLUSE FOUND DEAD
PASADENA
PROSECUTOR RESTS CASE AGAINST UNION MOLDER
■» « » PRISONERS WORK IN PARKS
CANON GOOD TO RETURN
WILL PROSECUTE SPEEDERS
' TWO HUNDRED CONVERTS
HORSEMEN IN BOSTON FOR READVILLE TRACK RACES
PASADENA BREVITIES
FUNERAL DELAYED
THIRTY TO ORGANIZE NEW IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
SANTA ANA
SANTA ANA GUARDSMEN CONDUCT TAPP FUNERAL
CASHIER IN NEW POSITION
MARRIAGE LICENSES
COMMERCE CHAMBERS TO DINE
POMONA TRUSTEES ORDER MORE LIGHTS ON STREETS
AUTOMOBILE HURTS MINISTER
LONG BEACH
DOG FAITHFUL WHILE HIS MASTER IS IN HOSPITAL
NARROWLY ESCAPE INJURY IN A RUNAWAY ELEVATOR
MAN WITH 150 POUNDS OF ICE SLIPS ON BANANA PEEL
INSANITARY CONDITIONS CHARGED TO DAIRYMEN
SAMPLE BALLOTS MAILED
WORK ON SMOKESTACK
PLACED IN PADDED CELL
YACHT RACES PLANNED
FOREMAN'S FINGERS CRUSHED
LONG BEACH ITEMS
'LONGSHOREMAN ARRAIGNED FOR SHOOTING AT WIFE
BOY DIES ON CAR ROOF; MYSTERY BAFFLES JURY
THE WEATHER
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FEAR HUGE FIRES ONLY SLUMBERING
FIRES CHARGED TO PINCHOT'S POLICY
LONG SHOTS FEATURE OF GETAWAY DAY AT BUTTE
HERALDS SHOW REAL CLASS AND TRIM EXAMINER BUNCH
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
BOWLING SCORES
SIR JOHN JOHNSON SOLD FOR $10,000 AT SARATOGA
DECLINE OF TURF CAUSE OF BOURBAINE'S DEATH
GLENDALE TENNIS EVENTS WILL START SATURDAY
YOUNG IS HIGH SHOT IN CHICAGO PRACTICE EVENT
ENGLISH POLOISTS WIN
McCOY SAYS HE WOULD LIKE TO RACE JOHNSON
POSTPONE ACTION ON FIGHT MEASURE
WRESTLER HELD TO ANSWER
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