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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 347, 13 September 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FULL DEMOCRATIC TICKET IN MAINE ROUTS THE G.O.P.
COL. FREDERICK W. PLAISTED ELECTED MAINE'S GOVERNOR
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
JUDGE WELLBORN ENJOINS CITY IN PHONE RATE CASE
PRESIDENT AT SERVICE FOR LATE LLOYD BOWERS
ALLOWS SAN FRANCISCO TO BUILD CITY CAR LINE
BLOCK OF ROCK ISLAND STOCK CHANGES HANDS
DAYTON'S POPULATION BWELLS
All Colorado Is Interested in Fight Being Waged Against Guggenheim
INSURGENTS WAR ON GUGGENHEIM
DECLARES DUKE BROKE OFF MATCH WITH MISS ELKINS
SWEAR RAILROAD BOOKS DOCTORED
MEXICAN BANDITS ROB AMERICANS OF $2450
DECISION AGAINST CLERK CONVICTED OF FALSIFYING
BROTHER OF DIVA DEFENDS CHANLER
REPORT NEW CHOLERA CASES
TEN BEEF TRUST HEADS INDICTED BY FEDERAL JURY
ENGINEERS FIND NIGHT SURVEYING SUCCESSFUL
SHOWS UP SOCIETY GAMBLING GAMES
BAY CITY EDITOR FAVORS DEMOCRAT
BELL SUPPORTS PROPOSAL TO TAX STATE FOR FAIR
TUNNEL DEATH LIST NOW 12
UNCLE EZRA SAYS:
GO-BETWEEN TELLS OF BRIBED SUGAR WEIGHERS
'ROOSEVELT MEANT IT!' SAYS GRISCOM
WILL STRAIGHTEN OUT NICARAGUA AFFAIRS
|. O. O. F. GRAND BESSION OPENS I
DEMOCRATS GAIN ARIZONA VICTORY
OPEN OREGON LANDS
ARMY HEEDS MORE OFFICERS, IS CRY
NEGROES SHOOT AND ROB
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LACK QUORUM IN BALLINGER CASE
First Pictures Published on Coast of Scenes at Crippen's London Trial
BRITISH STEAMER WRECKED
TOWN IS THREATENED BY WASHINGTON FIRES
WATERY RELIGIOUS RITES CAUSE DEVOTEES' ARREST
CLAIM UNION PLANNED TO MURDER STRIKE BREAKER
CHICAGO BOARD FAVORS TRADE INDEMNITY PLAN
CHICAGO EXCEEDS N. Y. IN MONTH'S POSTAL RECEIPTS
HIGHWAYMEN FIGHT AND ROB AUTOISTS
OKLAHOMA EDITOR ENDS LIFE
START MOVEMENT TO STOP BURYING BODIES AT SEA
FEAR LAUNCH PARTY OF FIFTEEN LOST IN GALE
CAPTURE MAN BELIEVED TO BE ESCAPED LEPER
CANAL DIGGERS MAKE RECORD
CRIPPEN AND TYPIST STAY AWAY FROM TRIAL
THRYER SAYS FREIGHT RATES ARE REASONABLE
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FRENCH HOLD AIR SHIP MANEUVERS
EXPLORES UNKNOWN REGION WEST OF DAVIS INLET
PIRATES SLAY CREW, BIND PASSENGERS AND ROB SHIP
INQUIRY MAY DISCLOSE MURDER IN BLOM CASE
FORMER TENANT OF EXILE HOME OF NAPOLEON DIES
BURY FIRE CHIEF KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
OPPOSE S. P. GETTING OAKLAND WATER FRONT
APPELLATE COURT AFFIRMS PLUMBER'S CLAIM OF $5000
HOO HOOS VISIT MINT
BULLION THIEVES BAFFLE OFFICERS
SOCIALIST PLANK FAVORS EQUAL SUFFRAGE RIGHTS
FOUR LADS VICTIMS BOY BANDITS' OPERATIONS
PLANS MAKING MILLIONS: UNCLE SAM CALLS HALT
WHEELING POLICE CLOSE COSTLY GAMBLING DENS
WICKERSHAM LAYS BASE FOR SMELTER SMOKE CASE
SHAKE UP ADMINISTRATION FORCES OF U. S. TREASURY
TAFT DENIES PARDON FOR SUGAR TRUST'S EMPLOYES
VETERAN FIREMAN DROWNED
TONG MAN IS MURDERED
ARIZONA MINE SHUTS DOWN
EPISCOPAL ORDER GUEST OF SOUTH
SILK 'TILES' WILL ADORN PROUD DAHOMEY NATIVES
SENTENCES GUN JAPANESE
THIEVEB FAIL TO ROB BANK
NEAL INSTITUTE COMPANY IS SUED
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TELL OF WINNING SUFFRAGE FIGHT
FINDS PRECIOUS PENNIES MADE BEFORE REVOLUTION
BURGLARS LOOT HOMES AT BEACH OF $6000 IN GEMS
RETAIL DRUGGISTS CONVENE
Miss Ruth Frackelton, Who Has Been Passing Her Vacation at Beach
Society News
CARTOONIST FOUND DEAD IN HIS NEW YORK STUDIO
OPEN APPALACHIAN FAIR
LAWYER FOR 51 YEARS DIES
Music Notes
DEAD WIRE KING WAS A FAMOUS AUCTIONEER
SUPERIOR GENERAL OF ST. JOSEPH SISTERS DIES
BIG FLEET OF WARSHIPS TO ASSEMBLE IN HUDSON
POLICEMEN WOUND TWO AT BEER DISTRIBUTION
PONY KILLS BOY
ARRESTED FOR MURDER OF GLOBE SMELTER MAN
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From Mines and Oil Fields
MINE WILL SHIP PAINT TO AMERICAN POINTS
MELWOOD PETROLEUM STARTS FOURTH WELL
METAL MARKETS
HAYNES PLACES PUMP
OJAI PUTS TENTH WELL ON PUMP-RUNS SEVENTYTWO BARRELS IN A DAY
MINING QUOTATIONS
WALTER DOUGLAS IN CHARGE
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
UNITED NOW PRODUCES FROM FIVE BIG WELLS
HAYES MINE AT SIERRA CITY WILL BE REOPENED
WILL MINE COMMERCIAL SALT FROM DEPOSIT IN REPUBLIC TO SOUTH
U. S. OFFICIAL WILL VISIT CALIFORNIA OIL FIELDS
NAGEL MAY GAIN SEAT AS JUSTICE
RANDOLPH DENIES KING OF ARIZONA PLAYED OUT
COALINGA BRIEFS ,
WILL ASSIST COUNSEL
BUILDING PERMITS
WOOED FOR 20 YEARS; SHE COMES TO HIM
THIEVES STEAL CLOTHES AND WOMAN SHOUTS FIRE
COAL OPERATORS RATIFY CONTRACT WITH MINERS
SALT LAKERS MAY BUY
OPERATIVES FACE LOCKOUT
JOHNSTONE SETS 3 NEW RECORDS
Shipping News
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
ROCK ISLAND SALE CALMLY RECEIVED
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
EASTERN EGGS JUMP THREE CENTS A DOZEN
SAN. FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
PACIFIC COAST rtOPS
Citrus Fruit Report
SUGAR AND COFFEE
COTTON AND WOOL
FRUIT MARKET
FULLY QUALIFIED
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News of the Courts
BALDWIN ESTATE SUED BY FATHER OF SLAYER
COURT APPROVES SALES OF BALDWIN ESTATE LANDS
AWARDED USE OF WATERS OF CHIQUITO CANYON
FORGER HENRY TO SERVE YEAR AT SAN QUENTIN
COURT APPROVES WIDENING OF OCEAN PARK STREET
AWARDED $163.50 DAMAGES
PIERSONS SEEK DIVORCE
LEAVES $20,500 ESTATE
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
ASKS COURTS TO COMPEL EXECUTION OF DEED
SUES FOR AUTO DAMAGES; GETS $50 AFTER 2 YEARS
SUIT AGAINST BALDWIN ESTATE WILL BE HEARD
WIFE SAYS SPOUSE DROVE HER FROM HOME IN RAIN
TAX SUIT IS DECIDED AGAINST SAVINGS BANK
BOY HURT-FATHER SUES STANDARD OIL FOR $21,900
SUES RAILWAY FOR $25,000
BOY SAVES HIS OWN LIFE; WINS PLATE OF ICE CREAM
Municipal Affairs
LOS ANGELES SECURES FIRST POLICEWOMAN
RESIDENTS ON CARLINE FEAR AUTOMATIC SIGNAL
PROPERTY OWNERS OPPOSE CROSSTOWN CAR LINE
PROTEST AGAINST BAKERY BUILDING AN ADDITION
HOLD COUNTY RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGES TO PARK
CHECK SALOON ZONE EXTENSION
WANT FLAGS IN PARK
WILL ASK STREET OPENED
TEN-CENT BILL AGAINST CITY REQUIRES 18 O K'S
KNOCKED OUT IN DIRECTORS' ROOM
SOCIAL CLUB LICENSE GIVEN TO TURNVEREIN
ACCUSED POLICEMAN TRIED BY COMMISSIONERS
POMONA ACRES BRING $20,000
NERVY WOMAN HOLDS THIEF UNTIL POLICEMEN ARRIVE
BOY ROBS BANK OF GRANDMOTHER GOOSE
'MISS RAFFLES,' ARRESTED, PROVES BOY IN DISGUISE
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
QUITS CLAIM TO HUNTINGTON FILL
COURT IMPOSES FINES ON SPEEDERS OF AUTOS
DECLARE PACIFIC ELECTRIC BLOCKS WATER COURSES
MRS. KRAUSS STILL IN JAIL; VICTIM RECOVERING
CLIFF IS MENACE TO STREET BELOW
TEMPORARILY OUST HEAD OF ALHAMBRA TRUSTEES
PHYSICIAN GIVES BANQUET TO DR. CHARLES W. BRYSON
SANK CLEARINGS TOP MARK
CREDITORS QET DIVIDEND
COUNTY TAX RATE TO BE 90 CENTS
ANGELENO WILL TRY FOR NEXT G.A.R. ENCAMPMENT
JEFFERSON STREET CAR CRUSHES OFF BOY'S LEG
NEW INCORPORATIONS
CASE INVOLVING $20,000 IN NOTES LOST BY WOMAN
TOURIST TRADE IN DANGER-WIGGINS
BIGAMY MAY BE CHARGED TO STREET RAILWAY MAN
MASS IS CELEBRATED FOR THE LATE MRS. DILLON
BALDWIN RANCH PROPERTY SALES IN PROBATE COURT
$100,000 MORE TO FINISH BUILDING
CONSOLIDATION PLANS OF GLENDALE CHANGED
OBERLIN ASSOCIATION IS ORGANIZED HERE
BOYS WOUND NEIGHBOR AND PAY $10 IN FINES
COURT HOLDS SUSPECT IN DYNAMITE ATTEMPT
MAN WHO SLASHED WIFE TOTTERS INTO COURT
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LATE HAPPENINGS IN SPORTDOM
SEALS TRIM ANGELS BY 3-0 SCORE AND WALK OFF WITH WEEK'S SERIES
U.S.C. ATHLETES WILL ENTER ALL-ROUND MEET
MURDERS GATE KEEPER IN DISPUTE OVER TRIFLE
ANDY COAKLEY PUT ON BASEBALL BLACKLIST
DENVER RESULTS
Seals' Clever Third Sacker Is Hero of Day in Closing Game with the Angels
MINOR HEIR SETS NEW PACING MARK
Standing of Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PRINTERS PLAY HANDBALL
RENO FIGHT FILMS ARE STOLEN FROM THEATER
AMERICAN LEAGUE
OAKS AND ANGELS START SERIES AT CHUTES TODAY
TWIN UMP SYSTEM IS COMING SOON
ANACONDA ENTRIES
WESTERN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
HOBBLE-SKIRTED WOMAN WINS HUNDRED-YARD RACE
OAKLANDS TIE WITH BEAVERS FOR LEAD
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RAH-RAH PIGSKIN TEAM WILL TOUR
FOUL BALLS ACCOUNT FOR INJURIES TO TWO PERSONS
TYPE SETTERS TO OPEN ANNUAL BALL TOURNAMENT
THOSE BUSHERS AGAIN!
Coaches of the Conference Colleges Who Will Develop New Style of Play
BICYCLE RACING WILL HOLD SWAY THIS WEEK
L.A.A.C. ASKED TO HELP ON BOXING ORDINANCE
ATHLETIC CANDIDATE INJURED
STATE PRIMARY CAMPAIGN CLOSES IN WASHINGTON
HEADS OF 8. V! DEPARTMENT
KETCH SAYS FARM LIFE WILL PUT HIM IN SHAPE
TEN EYCK'S RETIREMENT BOOST FOR WISCONSIN
FORGERY CHARGED IN ANAHEIM
BOWLING SCORES
INAUGURATE MOVEMENT TO BUILD CHURCH AT VENICE
SANTA ANA WILL HOUSE 800 VISITORS IN TENTS
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK
CHAMPION DANIELS SAYS HE IS READY TO RETIRE
JOCKEY CLUB TO FIGHT FOR LIFE
MEL SHEPPARD STRIVING AFTER DISTANCE MARKS
HOO HOOB ELECT OFFICERS
MARRIAGE LICENSES
THE DOCILE CHEESE
Amateur Notes
JAPANESE HITS WAITER, FACES BATTERY CHARGE
PRESBYTERIAN PHILATHEA CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS
ELKS CONDUCT FUNERAL SERVICES OF O. H. STANTON
LOW SCORES MADE IN GOLF TOURNEY
CHURCH CHARGES CLERGYMAN WITH MISUSING ITS FUNDS
CHALMERS COMPANY IS GIVEN GLIDDEN TROPHY
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Untitled
A BIG ARMY
CRITICS OF THE COURT
TWO APPOINTMENTS
A la Mode
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
How It Strikes the Conductor
Reform Court Procedure
Moving Pictures of Flies
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
INCORRECT COUNT OF VOTE, AVERS PENDLETON
CANDIDATES FILE EXPENSE REPORTS
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MAKES CAMPAIGN PLANS
TWO KILLED IN WRECK OF TRAIN CARRYING MILITIA
WHAT THE THEATERS OFFER
WILTON LACKAYE SEEN IN A PROBLEM DRAMA
'SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN' WINS BELASCO CROWD
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN IS CALLED BY DEATH
CLEVER ACTRESS WHO WILL APPEAR IN THE COMEDY, "SEVEN DAYS"
'SEVEN DAYS' IS BEST FARCE OF PAST DECADE
DESTITUTE, ENDS LIFE BY DRINKING POISON
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS
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Late News from the Cities and Towns of Southern California
PASADENA
COMMITTEE NAMED TO HANDLE WATER MATTER
PASADENANS TO DECIDE SUNDAY THEATER ISSUE
PASADENA SPORTS
POSSE HOLDS UP AUTOISTS
PASADENA BREVITIES
SAN BERNARDINO
PROSECUTOR DENOUNCED BY PRISONER ATTORNEY
BARSTOW WILL HAVE $75,000 POWER PLANT
WILL PHONE TRAIN ORDERS
LONG BEACH TAX RATE $1.27
LONG BEACH
CHAMPION ATHLETE GUEST AT BANQUET
CHAUFFEUR ENVELOPED IN GAS FLAME ESCAPES BURNS
SCHOOLS AT LONG BEACH ENROLL 3000 CHILDREN
PILING FOR LONG BEACH PIER AGAIN COMPLETE
200 LONG BEACH SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE VACCINATED
ABANDONED MOTORCYCLE STRIPPED BY THIEVES
PASTEUR TREATMENT COSTS $85
12,000 NA.MES IN DIRECTORY
RIVERSIDE
PRISONER MAKES PEN SKETCH AND IS FREED
RIVERSIDE MAY REPORT MILLION-DOLLAR RECORD
ARREST MAN FOR BEING POSSESSOR OF LIQUOR
$1500 FIRE DAMAGE TO DYE PLANT AND BUILDING
STEAL $800 FROM GROCERY
"'MRS. S. J. BRIDGE STRICKEN
SOUTHERN PACIFIC IS ASKED TO MOVE TRACK
EPWORTH LEAGUE ENTERTAINS
SANTA ANA
ORANGE COUNTY QUEEN CHOOSES HONOR MAIDS
WIDOW RENEWS ACTION TO GAIN LAND PATENTS
VENICE
VENICE BAND LEADER VICTIM OF PETTY TRICK
SAN PEDRO
HEAVY GROUND SWELL OVERRUNS BREAKWATER
PIONEER WILL CELEBRATE EIGHTY-FIFTH BIRTHDAY
OCEAN PARK
_ T * CANDIDATE OF 3 PARTIES
THE WEATHER
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BANKERS COMING IN ROYAL STYLE
HIGH COST OF LIVING WINS WAGE INCREASE
SCHOOLS OF L.A. OPEN FALL TERM
COPPERHEAD SNAKE FOR NEW YORK ZOO
MRS. J. E. WOOD. WHO OFFICIATES IN TWO ASSOCIATIONS HERE
BOARD ABANDONS SURPLUS GROUND
WILL BREAK GROUND TO ERECT L.A. RY. CAR HOUSE
Mothers' Congress
FEDERATION MKBTING
HOOVER BTRKKT
KXECUTTVE BOARD MEETING
BOSK IDLL SCHOOL
McKIXI.EY AVENUE SCHOOL
BEI-VEDEItK SCHOOL
—*— CORNWEMj STKF.ET SCHOOL
FIFTY-SECONO STRKET
FIRST STItKKT ASSOCIATION
CAMBRIA STRKEX SCHOOL
BREED STKEKT SCHOOL,
FOtrRTKKNTH STREET
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GIVES HIGH PRAISE TO WORK OF CITY CLUB
MEN FOUND GUILTY IN BENGAL BY EATING RICE
CHILDREN HELPLESS IN HANDS OF ENCHANTRESS
STATIONARY ENGINEERS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
CLAIMS BANKING LAWS ARE UNSATISFACTORY
A LITTLE MAORI MEAL
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