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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 346, 12 September 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CATHOLICS OF ALL NATIONS WALK IN MIGHTY PAGEANT
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
CONGRESSMAN McKINLAY CALLS ON PRESIDENT
COCHISE COUNTY GOES TO G.O.P., ASSERTS GOVERNOR
THROWN FROM HORSE; MAY DIE
Chief of Police Galloway Bossing Gang of Men Tearing Up Southern Pacific Tracks at San Pedro
$57,500 IN GOLD BULLION STOLEN
NINE KILLED WHEN ROCK CAVES IN ERIE TUNNEL
SAND STOPS FIRE N MIDWAY WELLS
PATTERSON'S WITHDRAWAL SCORES STRANGE TANGLE
ROANOKE FLOATED; DOCKS AT SAN DIEGO
EVANS WANTS 16 SHIPS FOR COAST
IN CABLE TO CAVALIERI CHANLER AVERS DEVOTION
TONNEAU ON CHEST MISS PARDEE DIES
SNOW FALLS *IN COLORADO
CITY TEARS TRACK FROM HUNTINGTON SAN PEDRO GRANT
T.R. RESTS BEFORE NEW YORK BATTLE
SMUGGLED CHINESE ARE CAUGHT AT BAKERSFIELD
DIRECT LEGISLATION IS ISSUE IN ARIZONA
MRS. BUSCH DENIES SHE KNEW SUICIDE RADFORD
SHOOTS RIVAL AND GIRL AND THEN ENDS LIFE
GUARDSMEN WILL HAVE MIMIC WAR
COLUMBIA PROFESSOR HONORED
FORMER MEMBER OF MORMON CHURCH DEAD
THREE CANDIDATES SEEK SENATOR PILES' TOGA
HURRY UP, SONNY! TIME FOR SCHOOL
WOMAN WHO SHOT MAN IS ANXIOUS FOR TRIAL
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MEXICO'S DAY TO BE CELEBRATED
TO HOLD EXAMINATION FOR FOREST RANGERS
Group of Senoritas and Dancers to Aid in Mexican Independence Fete
W.C.T.U.
THE BUMPTIOUS KAISER
FAIR WOMAN'S PICTURE IN SUICIDE'S EFFECTS
MILITIAMEN QUALIFY FOR STATE HONORS AT SHOOT
TEXAS CULTIVATES DISHRAG GOURDS
NO CHANCES FOR WAR, SAYS JAPANESE BISHOP
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Untitled
ARE WE GROWING?
A Popular Move
STATE CONSERVATION
POINDEXTER'S WARNING
Public Letter Box
The Aeroplane in War
First Aid to the Embarrassed
Getting After "Dead Beats"
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
U.S.C. PREPARES FOR SCHOOL WORK
Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles, Who Went North to Meet Federation President
Club News
Musical
Mrs. Addie 'Ashbrook Sexton Who Is President Wednesday Afternoon Club
PASTOR PREACHES OF 'THE DAWNING FAITH'
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LATE HAPPENINGS IN SPORTDOM
BODIE SMASHES WORLD'S HOME RUN RECORD AND WINS GAME FOR SEALS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Bodies Twenty-sixth Homer Sets New World's Record for Season
SANTA MONICA BUNCH WINS FIRST OF SERIES
AMATEUR GOLFERS READY FOR NATIONAL TOURNEY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
GOOD SCORES MADE IT REVOLVER CLUB SHOOT
ANGELS AND SEALS CLOSE CHUTES SESSIONS TODAY
ARELLANES HOLDS VERNON RUNLESS
OAKS TAKE TWO GAMES FROM LEAGUE LEADERS
WESTERN LEAGUE
Standing of Clubs
PITTSBURG SCOUTS HAVE BUSY TIME
VANDERBILT'S HORSES WIN TWO RACES AT CHANTILLY
DEL MONTE TENNIS COMPLETE SUCCESS
NEW YORK A.C. TO HOLD EIGHTY-FIFTH MEETING
ANACONDA CARD FOR MONDAY
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NEWS OF THE AMATEUR WORLD
SOUTHERN STATE FIGHT IS CLOSE
TEDDY BEARS WIN ONE FROM ANDERSON-LORES
EXPERT WRESTLER TO MAKE GOOD IN COMING MAT BOUT
THOROUGH TRYOUT FOR MAT GAME IS PLANNED
ARTESIAS LOSE FIRST CONTEST IN 27 PLAYED
JEFFERSON CENTRALS LOSE TO PECAN PLATING BUNCH
FAST CONTESTS MARK CITY LEAGUE PLAYING
AUTO ENGINE MAKES FAST RUN TO BLAZING HOUSE
SUNDAY MORNING LEAGUE TEAMS WIND UP SERIES
L.A. RIFLES SHOW CLASS ON RANGE
BICYCLIST IS INJURED
JUVENILE LEADERS WIN TO KEEP PERFECT SCORE
VERDUGOS RETAIN LEAD OF INTERURBAN LEAGUE
LEVEL HELPS WIN OWN GAME WITH GOOD WALLOP
STRANGELY WHISK AWAY GIRL HURT BY AUTO
TRUCK GARDEN YIELDS GOLD
M'LOUGHLIN AND LARNED WILL GO
BRAKEMAN KILLED BY TRAIN
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JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER INSPIRED THIS PLAY.
DEDICATE SECOND SCIENTIST CHURCH
Miss Iva Shepherd as Ethelare Ganeve in Grippen Melodrama
GIDDY HARLEM
MINING AND OIL
GOLDFIELD MINES LEAD IN DIVIDEND PAYMENTS
BARNEY MINING CLAIMS BOUGHT BY GLOBE MAYOR
BOSTON SYNDICATE TAKES OPTION ON VENTURA LEASE
SINALOA MINES SHOW SATISFACTORY RESULTS
THOUSANDS OF BARRELS OF OIL FLOW TO SEA
YUMA MAY DEVELOP MANY BIG OIL WELLS
ONLY CALIFORNIA GAINS IN OIL PRODUCTION
WILL MAKE REPORT ON SAN DIEGO OIL FIELDS
DRILLING AT WHITTIER
Y.M.C.A. Assay Office Which Will Be Popular Feature of Institution
American Women's League
HAMILTON RECOVERING; PLANS MORE FLIGHTS
SPAIN GIVES PERMIT FOR CATHOLIC DEMONSTRATION
FACULTY OF Y.M.C.A. SECURES NEW MEMBERS
DETECTIVES BELIEVE PRISONER HAS 2 WIVES
COMPANIES ABSORBED IN NEW CORPORATION
NOVEL MELODRAMA PUT ON AT GRAND
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
WOMAN'S LABEL LEAGUE TO MEET IN PASADENA
SCHOOL DAY FRIENDS ARE REUNITED IN PASADENA
TENNIS TOURNAMENT FOR BOYS POSTPONED 2 DAYS
ASSOCIATION TO MEET
TO SELECT COMMITTEEMEN
BUSINESS MEN PLAN LUNCHEON
STAG PARTY FOR HUNT CLUB
Y. M. C. A. BUILDING BIDS OPENED
PASADENA BREVITIES
SAN BERNARDINO
FRIENDS HAVE SIMILAR ACCIDENT MILES APART
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT IS TO AID IN PROSECUTION
WOMAN LEAVES FOR RENO TO DEFEND DIVORCE SUIT
LONG BEACH
SNOHOMISH ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED IN POMONA
WILL DISCUSS NEW CHARTER
FIVE DIE FROM CHOLERA
TWO WOMEN INJURED ALIGHTING FROM AUTO
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH AT LONG BEACH DEDICATED
MAN JAILED FOR VAGRANCY
RUMOR OF NEW CONCERNS
MAN ACCUSED OF CRUELTY
RE-ELECT EBELL CLUB OFFICERS TO NEW TERM
PARTIES ARE READY FOR MAINE'S BALLOT BATTLE
BIG WATER POWER SITE SOLD TO CORPORATION
ORANGE SHIPMENTS FALL TO 2 CARS DURING WEEK
SAN FRANCISCAN CYCLES TO NEW YORK IN 28 DAYS
PREACHES ON CHURCH STEPS
PROPERTY OWNER AGREES TO SELL LAND TO CITY
BRISTOW ASSERTS NEED OF INSURGENT LEADER
WOMAN'S ARM BROKEN IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
WARNS POLICE OF NEW BOMB PLOT
SEVERAL HURT IN WRECK
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THE WEATHER
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BROUGHER LAUDS HOUSE SERVANTS
Miss Georgia Off, Who Has Gone to Washington, D. C.,to Attend School
METHODISTS DEDICATE NEW NEWMAN CHURCH
LOCKE REVIEWS LIFE OF WILLIAM M'KINLEY
BOY SLIGHTLY WOUNDED BY STRAY RIFLE BALL
Society
FELLOWSHIP MINISTER DISCOURSES ON MONEY
THE BOY OR THE TIGER?
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