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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 340, 6 September 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
ANGELENO DRIVEN BY HOPELESS LOVE TO ATTEMPT LIFE
MADDALINA DANIELO, SWEETHEART OF MAN WHO SOUGHT DEATH
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
LOS ANGELES TURNVEREIN WINS KAISER'S $10,000 CUP
HARMONY RULES BIG DEMOCRATIC STATE MEETING
East Long Beach Christian Church, Built in Day, First Services Being Held as Picture Was Taken
CHURCH IS BUILT IN A SINGLE DAY
CALLED LIAR, T.R. HELPS EJECT MAN
RIOT OCCURS DURING LABOR DAY PARADE; 12 ARRESTS MADE
CELEBRATE LABOR DAY AT SEASHORE
GRILLS BALLINGER WHILE SPEECH OF TAFT YET ECHOES
RAILWAY TO RESUME IN BURNED DISTRICT
SOLONS APPROVE FAIR BOND PLAN
KILLS MAN WHOSr: WORDS SENT HIM TO SING SING
SAN FRANCISCO UNIONS MARCH 40,000 STRONG
71,000 UNIONITES PARADE AT N.Y.
'SAVING OF SOIL IMPORTANT'- HILL
TO PRESENT BAY CITY'S CLAIMS TO 1915 FAIR
GAYNOR IS 'RECEPTIVE' CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
FIVE WOMEN FAINT IN LABOR DAY TUG OF WAR
BRITISH ARREST GERMAN
CAPTURE YOUTH IN STOLEN AUTO AFTER LONG CHASE
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TO IDENTIFY BY VEINS IN HAND
BURBANK'S WORK MOST APPRECIATED IN EUROPE
FROHMAN TO URGE SUNDAY PLAYS WITH MORAL LESSON
PLANS' STANDARDIZATION SAVES $150,000 IN FEES
MAYOR GAYNOR TAKES SIXMILE WALK IN HOT SUN
2 WORLD'S AUTO RECORDS BROKEN
GIVES DEMONSTRATION OF NEW CANCER TREATMENT
WATCHMAN KILLS MINER WHO FATALLY WOUNDS HIM
EXPERTS IN PARIS TALK OF TELEPHONE SYSTEMS
EUROPE OBJECTS TO U.S. CIRCULAR
PLUNGES FROM HIGH BUILDING
UNFROCK JAILED PASTOR AFTER 3 YEARS OF TRIAL
VESSEL FIRES ON TOWN IN CONTROL OF ESTRADA
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5000 TOTS WILL SING IN CHORUS
BIG INCREASE IN IRON ORE IMPORTS LAST YEAR
LOW WAGES CAUSE OF NEW YORK CONGESTION
FAMOUS COLLECTOR OF RARE COINS IS DEAD
NEW ORLEANS BECOMES 'LOGICAL POINT 1915'
MAN WANDERS IN BRUSH 2 DAYS WITHOUT WATER
PINCHOT RECALLS HISTORIC FIRES
DIPLOMAT IS GUEST OF KING. QUEEN ANID KAISER
SHOOTS MAN HE FINDS AT HOME WITH WIFE
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MURDER OF FAMILY CHARGED TO BLACK HAND
SILVER SPIKE DRIVEN IN NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAY
Society
MRS. VANE P. CHASE, WHOSE WEDDING WAS CELEBRATED MONDAY
Music Notes
FREE YOUTHFUL THIEF TO WED PARTNER IN CRIME
SPEEDING TRAIN KILLS MAN ASLEEP ON TRACK
COURT ENJOINS BONDS ON WHICH DENVER WILL VOTE
SEEK TO PROTECT HEALTH OF BABIES
WAYFARER'S HEAVY-FOOTED GAIT REVEALS DISGUISE
YALE LAW SCHOOL DEAN TO NOMINATE GOVERNOR
CLAIMS LAFOLLETTE'S NOMINATION IS CERTAIN
BALLINGER COMMITTEE HOLDS SESSION IN ST. PAUL
TRAIN WRECKED; ENGINEER KILLED; PASSENGERS HURT
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Taft Explains Views on Nation's Resources
PRESIDENT TALKS ON CONSERVATION
REDS WIN BIG BATTLE IN KANSAS WAR GAME
BRINGS $200,000 IN GOLD
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From Mines and Oil Fields
DOUGLAS DESIRES MINING CONGRESS
LOGOS MINE IN BIG BUG IS TRANSFERRED
FORMER INDIAN AGENT DIES
BELIEVES THAT QUARTZITE WILL BOOM THIS WINTER
BLAMES LAKE VIEW FOR WEAKNESS IN MARKET
STOCKHOLDERS FAVOR SELLING ARIZONA LAND
PREPARES TO OPERATE SET OF CHURN DRILLS
NEW PLACER MACHINE IS TESTED IN ARIZONA
Personal Mention
PACIFIC HOPS
NEARLY TOP PRICES FOR LOCAL EGGS
PROTECTION FOR OIL STOCK BUYERS
Shipping News
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
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SHOTS IN UNDERGROUND PASSAGE ALARM CHINESE
TELLS ROOSEVELT HOW TO BE KING
MAN SEARED BY FOREST FLAMES WILL RECOVER
FRANCE TO ADD TO ARMY'S FLOTILLA OF AEROPLANES
ELKS HAVE OUTING
EIGHT DEAD IN DAY
STATE LETTER CARRIERS HOLD BIENNIAL MEETING
STEAMER HELD FAST ON ROCKS FLOATS UNDAMAGED
BALL GROUND BLEACHERS FALL: KILLS 1, INJURES 4
YOUTH LOCOMOTIVE-PROOF
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
GLENDALE WORKS FOR ANNEXATION
MEDICAL FREEDOM LEAGUE OPENS OFFICES HERE
STATE FIRE CHIEFS MAY COME TO LOS ANGELES
ELKINS PARTY TO RETURN
Members of the Executive Board of the Glendale Valley Improvement Association, Which Arranged Celebration Held in That City Yesterday
RAILROADS PROMISE TO NOT INVADE CITY LAND
WILL REOPEN HEARING ON RESIDENCE DISTRICT LAW
CITY OFFICIALS WILL PROSECUTE LIGHT CASE
MAYOR ALEXANDER'S SON RUNS DOWN A MEXICAN
CLEW TO MISSING BOY PROVES TO BE FUTILE
UNCLE OFFERS REWARD FOR FINDING IRA BELL
WILL SEEK RECRUITS FOR NATIONAL GUARD
STEAMER HITS MYSTERIOUS SCHOONER IN HEAVY FOG
OWNER'S ARRIVAL MAKES THIEVES ABANDON LOOT
W. J. KIRKPATRICK TO BE BURIED IN LOS ANGELES
DISCOVER MICRO-ORGANISM FOE TO SOIL'S FERTILITY
NO TAX INCREASE, HOPKINS DECLARES
2000 WOODMEN AT REDONDO PICNIC
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LATE HAPPENINGS IN SPORTDOM
VERNON TWIRLERS IN POOR FORM; SEALS AGAIN ANNEX DOUBLE HEADER
FIGHT FAST DRAW
Cubs Hold No Terrors for Manager of Winning Quaker City Ball Team
ATHLETICS LEADER SURE OF VICTORY
FORM PLAYERS REWARDED AT OVERLAND PARK RACES
GOODWIN WINS MARATHON SWIM AND BREAKS RECORD
ANGELS TAKE ONE AND LOSE OTHER
KAUFMAN WINNER OVER AUSTRALIAN
HILDRETH WILL DESERT AMERICA FOR ENGLAND
BALRONIA IS WINNER OF FEATURE AT ANACONDA
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
BOTH GAMES IN DOUBLE CAPTURED BY OAKLAND
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
JIMMY REAGAN WINS
SINSABAUGH'S DEFEAT IS SURPRISE AT DEL MONTE
GRAND CIRCUIT OPENING AT HARTFORD POSTPONED
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NEWS OF THE AMATEUR WORLD
LOCAL SKIPPERS BACK FROM TRIP
SHAW LOWERS MOTORCYCLE RECORD* AT GATE CITY
CHANGES IN RUGBY RULES WILL MAKE GAME FASTER
South Coast Fleet at Anchor Off Catalina Isthmus, Where Club Members Went on Annual Stag Cruise
PITCHER HINRICHS MAY SUCCUMB TO PARALYSIS
SUNSET CLUB REGATTA ENTRIES CLOSE TODAY
HARLEM RIVPR SPFEnWAY CLOSED THROUGH CAVE-IN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TEDDY BEARS AGAIN WIN FROM GATE CITY BUNCH
CANFIELD HORSE WINS FEATURE AT STATE FAIR
JUVENILE HORNETS WIN FROM MONETA MERCHANTS
JUNIOR BALL PLAYERS SURPRISE TO OPPONENTS
GARDNER AND WILLIE FIGHT A SLOW DRAW
DALLAS WINS PENNANT
ABE ATTELL KNOCKS OUT LAUDER IN 7TH ROUND
OLDFIELD SETS NEW RECORD FOR A MILE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ANACONDA ENTRIES
Amateur Notes
WHITTIER TEAM LOWERS COLORS OF L A. GRAYS
RAILWAY EMPLOYES MEET
WESTERN LEAGUE
KEENE'S CONDITION IS ALARMING PHYSICIANS
LONG BEACH TEAM WINS FROM SAN PEDRO REDMEN
O'KELLY WINS BOUT FROM COYNE IN THIRD ROUND
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Untitled
CALIFORNIA MUST HAVE| THAT EXPOSITION
THE SAN FRANCISCO SUN
A KEYNOTE DISCORD
AFTER HIS SCALP
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
The Hobble Skirt
HAD A DANDY TIME
Uncle Sam's New Money Wagon
The War of the Tongs
Successful Strike Arbitration
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
TAKE NEGRO INTO CUSTODY ON CHARGE OF FORGERY
SAN FRANCISCANS BOOST 1915 FAIR AT SACRAMENTO
'THE EASIEST WAY' IS TRUTHFUL BUT UNLOVELY
'LOTTERY MAN' SATIRES NEWSPAPER CONTESTS
MONOLOGUE OF GERMAN SOLDIER WINS CROWD
MEXICAN SAYS COMPANION SLASHED AND ROBBED HIM
WILL WAIT RETURN OF OTIS TO SERVE WARRANT
METHODISTS PLAN FOR ANNUAL CONFERENCE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH PLANS TO ESTABLISH A COLLEGE
DIAZ RECEIVES U. S. SPECIAL AMBASSADORS
FIVE NEGROES KILLED, IS REPORT IN GEORGIA
8000 MEN IN LINE
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
WOMAN HURLS BASEBALL 162 FEET; WINS EVENT
SANTA ANA
POSTMASTER AT SANTA MONICA PASSES AWAY
NEIGHBORS' TALES CAUSE WOMAN TO SEEK DIVORCE
GIRL THROWN FROM AUTO MEETS DEATH UNDER TRAIN
BROCK AND KOEHLER DRAW
OCEAN PARK
SENSATION EXPECTED BY POLICE DEPARTMENT
INVESTMENT COMPANY'S EMPLOYES HAVE PICNIC
BIG BRITISH FREIGHTER ARRIVES AT REDONDO
DIRECTORS RE-ELECTED BY SAN DIMAS ASSOCIATION
LONG BEACH
BATH HOUSE COMPANY MAY NOT CONTRIBUTE
WISHES TO REMAIN AMATEUR
HIGH SCHOOL OPENS
BREAKS LIQUOR LAW—FINED
LONG BEACH ITEMS
REPORT SHOWS BIG GAIN
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
VENICE
IDENTIFIES VICTIM AS MAN EJECTED FROM CAR
THE WEATHER
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SAILORS ADRIFT SUFFER HORRORS
FOUR CYCLISTS HURT IN BAD FALL AT NEWARK
MOTHER AND HER THREE CHILDREN ARE DROWNED
INJUNCTION DENEID POST IN BUCKS STOVE CASE
DECLARES COPPER SITUATION GOOD
BOY'S LONGING FOR FAME GETS HIM IN PRISON
CRAZED STANFORD STUDENT IS ONCE MORE RATIONAL
YOUNG SEAFARING MAN TO GUIDE AIRSHIP AMERICA
EIGHT HURT AT CONEY
HAMILTON TRIES OUT FAST FLYER
FRANCE WILL CONSTRUCT HALF HUNDRED AIRSHIPS
REDHEADED GIRL BANDIT ROBS MANY CHILDREN
DYNAMITERS FAIL TO WRECK BRIDGE
STANFORD UNIVERSITY PUTS END TO HAZING
DIXIE KID BEATS JUVANIE
BUSINESS EDUCATION AT ITS BEST-A GREAT COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
FORGETS WEDDING RING, AND BRIDE HAS TO WAIT
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