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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 350, 16 September 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
'STOP PARTY WAR!' TAFT'S ORDER TO HIS FOLLOWERS
Paul De Longpre, Famous Painter of Flowers, Who Is Seriously III
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
PAUL DE LONGPRE IS CRITICALLY ILL
STALWART TO SUPPORT PROGRESSIVES UNDER T. R.
AUSTRIAN RAILWAY MEN STRIKE-BUT STILL WORK
MENACING SURF SWEEPS WALKS AT LONG BEACH
MASKED MEN HOLD UP TWO AUTO PARTIES
ORGAN OF REPUBLICANS IN SEATTLE QUITS G. O. P.
Woman Charged with Bigamy, Who May Even Have Three Husbands
CLAIMS WIFE HAS THREE HUSBANDS
TRUST COMPANY FILES SUIT AGAINST WABASH
POLISH ORATOR COMING TO TALK SOCIALISM
BAY CITY'S CHIEF MAY BE REMOVED
PINCHOT BAPS AT FLINT AND THEN GOES FISHING
ARREST SUPPOSED SPIES
SPEAKER CANNON RENOMINATED BUT FOSS IS DEFEATED
BUILDING NEW LINK IN PHONE LINE TO ATLANTIC
STATE RULES DIVIDE INSURANCE FACTIONS
BIRD IN FLIES MILE IN MINUTE
READY TO START WORK ON CHICAGO RIVER TUNNEL
COL J. B. NEVILLE'S MOTHER DIES AT ADVANCED AGE
ELECTION DECLARED NULL; GOVERNOR APPOINTS MAYOR
THE EASY WAY
DR. WOODROW WILSON TO LEAD NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATIC TICKET
SCORES CONGRESS ON CONSERVATION
MISSING MAN SAID TO HAVE BEEN SEEN BY SHERIFF
CALIFORNIANS HEAD OFF MEETING FOR NEW ORLEANS
QHICAGO POST CUTS PRICE
HAB EDISON BEAT
NOMINATE WILSON GOVERNOR OF N. J.
BACKER OF POLAR DASH SEEKS COOK'S RECORDS
CENSUS PUTS CLEVELAND AMONG FIRST TEN CITIES
U. S. FINDS NO FAULT IN PANAMA ELECTION RESULT
MISSING CASHIER'S WIFE TELLS HOW HE RAN AWAY
SLASHES TWO MEN IN QUARREL OVER 20 CENTS
A3 TO JUMPING
MAN CHARGED WITH SUBTREASURY THEFT BAILED
AN EXCEPTIONAL CABE
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VETERAN PREFERS DEATH TO FAILURE
HIGHBINDERS TO HALT WAR WHILE PRINCE IS VISITOR
GERMANS' ATTEMPT TO ABROGATE TREATY ALARMS
King George and Photograph of Royal Couple Before Death of King Edward
GENERAL RAIN STORM REPORTED OVER STATE
MAURETANIA BREAKS RECORD
NOT IF SHE KNOWS IT
WILL DISCUSS STATE VS. U.S. CONTROL OF WATER
CHARGE NEGRO DESERTERS WITH ROBBING ARMY SAFE
DETECTIVES RETURN MAN AFTER EUROPEAN CHASE
GUILTY, DROPS LIBEL BUIT
HASKELL "ANALYZES" THE "NEW ROOSEVELT"
RICH WOMAN IN COURT ON CHARGE OF INSANITY
JAPANESE WOMAN SHOOTS SELF; FAILS TO END LIFE
KILLS CHINESE
CHOLERA KILLS TWO MORE
WRITER APPLAUDS KING'S QUALITIES
TEST CONSTITUTIONALITY OF NATURALIZATION FEES
WASHINGTON RADICALS MAY FUSE WITH DEMOCRATS
U. S. EMPLOYS EXPERT TO STUDY COINING OF GOLD
FRATERNITY MEMBERS TO BE PUT OUT OF SCHOOL
WOULD-BE SHRINERS RIDE GOAT DOWN DEVIL'S SLIDE
WILL PUBLISH REPORT ON WORK OF FARMER
TEXAS ESTABLISHES BOARD OF INSURANCE
BLAME NIGHT RIDERS FOR BURNING OF TWO BARNS
ENGINE EXPLODES
STANDPAT PROBER DEPLORES REPORT
14 SURVIVING SHAKERS GIVE UP LAND AND CULT
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MEXICANS START BIG CELEBRATION
WOMAN GOES FOR WALK; STRANGELY DISAPPEARS
WINNERS IN BABY SHOW ARE AWARDED PRIZES
MAN HEAD OF SUNDAY SCHOOL 40 YEARS DIES
TO ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY
KANSAS SOCIETY WILL HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC
TIA JUANA TO CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE OF MEXICO
SHOT BY MAN HE WHIPPED
LIGHTING CONTROVERSY MAY REACH THE COURTS
BABE IS BURIED ALIVE; DIES; PARENTS ARRESTED
TO IMPROVE MONTEVIDEO
'MAMMOTH' MAKES GREAT SHOE SALE ON BROADWAY
WAITRESS THOUGHT TEDDY WAS HONORARY TITLE
RHODE ISLAND SUFFERS POLIOMYLITIS EPIDEMIC
OLDEST COLLEGE GRADUATE IN U. S. IS 100 YEARS OLD
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Society
ACCUSED BOY BURGLAR IS HELD TO SUPERIOR COURT
TWO BOYS CHARGED WITH BURGLARIZING A ROOM
Mrs. Leo Laventhal, a Bride of the Early Summer, at Home to Friends
ADD PAY-AS-YOU-ENTER CAR TO SPRING STREET
THIEVES STEAL JEWELRY BUT OVERLOOK DIAMOND
FORMER OFFICER KILLS WOMAN AND ENDS LIFE
BLOCK OF ICE KILLS GIRL
WORDS OF CLERGYMEN INTERESTS BIBLE CLASS
COME TO BLOWS FOLLOWING DISPUTE OVER PROPERTY
TO INVESTIGATE POTASH SITUATION IN GERMANY
Club News
WOMAN SHOUTS DENIAL; COURT DEMANDS SILENCE
ANGELENO RETURNED FROM EAST ON FORGERY CHARGE
The Theaters
BOOSTERS ARRIVE IN CHINA
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
PHOSPHATE ROCK PROVES VALUABLE
GOLDFIELD CON. DOES BIG MONTH'S BUSINESS
LANDS WITH A DULL THUD
ADMIRAL EVANS ENTERS OIL BUSINESS ON COAST
TONOPAH EXTENSION REDUCES ITS DEPTH
WANTED TO KNOW
PROMINENT OPERATORS OPPOSE CONSERVATION
ZANIA AND PLACERLTA CONSIDERED GOOD BUY
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
AT THE COUNTY FAIR
COMBUSTION ENGINES WILL OPERATE SHIPS
NEW OWNERS PREPARE TO WORK THE MID DAY
AMERICAN OILFIELDS AND STANDARD BRING IN MONSTER GUSHERS
MINING QUOTATIONS
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
STEEL DECLINES AFFECT MARKET
Citrus Fruit Report
FRUIT MARKET
FINANCIAL
METAL MARKETS
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Shipping News
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
NEW YORK COTTON
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
POTATOES NOW HOLD INTEREST IN MARKET
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
COTTON AND WOOL
CREDIT BANK IS PLAN IN ENGLAND
HE COULDN'T PROMISE
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Municipal Affairs
DENY PROTEST AGAINST ALAMEDA STORM SEWER
EXCLUSIVENESS BARS EVEN THE CITY'S WATER
REPORT SCHOOL BUILDINGS LACK FIRE PROTECTION
FIREMAN FINED $55 ON CHARGE OF DRUNKENNESS
OBJECT TO CREATION OF INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
DISMISSED FIREMAN FILES CHARGES AGAINST OFFICER
WILL DELAY GRANTING PERMIT FOR CAR BARN
BOARD OPPOSES CHANGE IN TEMPLE STREET CAR LINE
CHARGES ENGINE DRIVER WITH BEATING HORSES
COURT PAROLES SON OF EASTERN BANK CASHIER
DECIDES NAMES MAY GO ON BALLOT DESPITE LAW
MUIR FORGERY CASE CONTINUED
News of the Courts
DEATH'S SHADOW STAYS SISTERS' LAW CONTEST
PANEL OF 76 TALESMEN DRAWN FOR JURY WORK
SUPERIOR COURT TO TEST PICKETING ORDINANCE
EIGHT DIVORCES GRANTED
POSTPONES SENTENCE
JUDGE TIES NUPTIAL KNOT
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
GIRL SUES FOR SLANDER
JUDGE CONREY IN RIVERSIDE
NEW INCORPORATIONS
COURT HEARS DEMURRER IN GARBAGE STATION SUIT
TELLS DESIRE IN WILL FOR DOUBLE TOMBSTONE
DIVORCES SPOUSE; WIFE HIT IN EYE WITH EGG
SAYS FENCE FELL ON HIM, ASKS $30,000 DAMAGES
CLAIMS HE WAS DEFRAUDED IN PURCHASING NURSERIES
CLAIM $5020 DAMAGES
MRS. EDMUNDSON ASKS DIVORCE
PETITIONS TO CHANGE NAME
MODERN CIRCUS CLOWN MUST BE VERSATILE
TWO MEXICANS ARRESTED; KIDNAPING GIRL CHARGED
TOT COMES 2500 MILES; SEES PARENT DIVORCED
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
'FIGHTING BOB' IS OIL ENTHUSIAST
THE MOODS OF A FAN
Photograph of Admiral Evans, Miss Celia Spellacy and Timothy Spellacy, Taken at Coalinga During "Fighting Bob's" Tour of the Great Oil District
SAYS WOMEN ARE CHATTELS OF MEN
Los Angeles High School Is Crowded; Room Insufficient
WED AFTER FIFTY YEARS' FRIENDSHIP
WORLD FAMOUS SCIENTIST VISITING LOS ANGELES
MAN PAYS FOR RIDE HE STOLE FROM RAILROAD
SHUBERTS GAIN VICTORY
UNEARTHS RECORD THAT FOUNDED LOS ANGELES
COLD CALCULATION
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LATE HAPPENINGS IN SPORTDOM
OAKS REBEL AGAINST UMPIRE'S EDICT AND GAME IS FORFEITED TO ANGELS
WATER NYMPHS TO SWIM AGAIN IN LOCAL PLUNGE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NEW A. A. U. TROPHY
ATHLETICS-CUBS SERIES WILL BEGIN OCTOBER 16
Indicator Man Whose Determined Stand Won Plaudits of the Fans
Standing of Clubs
MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS PREPARE MAGNA CHARTER
RAIN AND DEATH PREVENT SENATOR-BEAVER MINGLING
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE
WRESTLING BOUTS CARD AT PAVILION
MINNEAPOLIS WINS FLUE DESPITE DOPE
YESTERDAY'S REBULTB
YOUNG SANDOW, WHO MEETS FRED JOHNSON
SEMI-FINAL ROUND SCHEDULED TODAY
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
AMERICAN FOOTBALL IS ADOPTED BY N. Y. SCHOOLS
WHITNEY'S NAGS STILL WINNING AT YARMOUTH
GRAND OPENING
BERRY'S HOMER IS VERNON'S DEFEAT
CHRISTY MATHEWSON TO BREAK INTO VAUDEVILLE
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HARVESTER CLIPS TROTTING RECORD
News of the Colleges
FRESHIES AND SOPHS TO MEET AT OCCIDENTAL
HARVEY HOLMES HONORED
GRIDIRON WORK BEGINS AT TIGER INSTITUTION
BTAG RALLY HELD
U. 8. C. HAS COLOR RUSH
WILSON RETURNS
BOWLING SCORES
DUFFY LEWIS HAS HARD TIME WITH GROUNDERS
ANACONDA ENTRIES
ROOSEVELT.HUGHES INDORSED
MONTE ATTELL DECISIVELY WHIPS BAKERSFIELD BOY
BAN BERDOO DECISION WRONG
2 PRISONERS CONFESS DRUG STORE ROBBERY
SICK MILLIONAIRE BITS UP
LAWSON TO SHINE AT BICYCLE MEET
REGIMENTS AWAIT WAR GAME SIGNAL
INSANE NOT COUNTED, SO CITY FAILS TO GROW
FATHER'S WILL MAKES CHILD MILLIONAIRE
NURSES INOCULATED IN TYPHOID TESTS
NEW NATIONALISM DEFENDED BY T. R.
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Untitled
TAFT SURRENDERS
OIL IN THE NAVY
AN INTERVIEW
El Toreador
VOX POPULI
INTERESTING KANSAS NEWS
HE ADDRESSED THE JURY
Merely in Jest
AN ARBITRARY LANGUAGE
Far and Wide
THE HOT WEATHER BARD
Cement and Concrete Building
The Printers of America
The Moving Picture Industry
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
WEATHER MAN PREDICTS COOL WINDS WILL BLOW
HUNDREDS AT SERVICES IN HOLY CROSS CHURCH
Latest News and Notes in Realm of Politics
DEMOCRATS SOUND SIGNAL FOR RALLY
DESERTER CONFRONTED BY CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT
WOMAN WHO SUGGESTED MOTHER'S DAY IS HERE
PREDICTS THIS STATE WILL GO DEMOCRATIC
STATE'S ATTORNEY SAYS SHEPHARD NOT INDICTED
PLAISTED'S PLURALITY 9114
ISSUES CHALLENGE TO JOINT DEBATE
COMMITTEE IS ELECTED
Personal Mention
FORTUNATE INFIRMITY
GETTING COMMON
JAMES PEDGRIFT WILL IS CONTESTED BY WIFE
ST. JOSEPH POLICE CHIEF PRAISES L A. DEPARTMENT
RECOUNT IN NEBRASKA FAVORS SHALLENBERGER
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
SANTA MONICA
PLAN CONSTRUCTION OF POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL
BELIEVE EFFORTS TO OPEN STREET BACKED BY L.A.-P
PASADENA
BOARD OF TRADE WATER COMMITTEE CONVENES
COMPLETE SECOND ROUND IN BOYS' TENNIS SERIES
PASTOR HOME FROM EUROPE
FOUND GUILTY OF BATTERY
PETITION MAY FORCE VOTE
ENGINEER INSPECTS SITE
PASADENA BREVITIES
OCEAN PARK
OLD ROLLER COASTER WILL BE DISMANTLED
WILL BUILD BOILER HOUSE
SANTA ANA
ICE CREAM VENDOR FINED $5 FOR BATTERY; HE PAYS
MARRIAGE LICENSES
LONG BEACH
P.E.'S NEW DEPOT TO BE ARTISTIC STRUCTURE
TWO CONGREGATIONS MEET IN SAME CHURCH
SLEEPING CAPTAIN'S CIGAR FIRES PLEASURE LAUNCH
IMPROVE FIRE PROTECTION
WILL IMPROVE AVENUE
NEW YORKERS TO PICNIC
KNOWS TROUBLE
SAN BERNARDINO
FIGHTS OWN CASE; JURY OUT 65 HOURS; GUILTY
ESLER DIVORCE CONTEST ENDS SUDDENLY AT RENO
PRE-COOLING PLANT INSPECTED
CANDIDATES PLAN CAMPAIGN
VENICE
— ■ INDIANS WILL SING OPERA
LIGHT RAIN FALLS
CLUB WILL AID FREE BED
OFFICIALS INSPECT TERMINAL
RIVERSIDE
RIVERSIDE WILL FIGHT EXPOSITION TAX PLAN
TEARING DOWN 'DOUBLE WHIRL
THE WEATHER
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WORK ON STREETS URGED BY OWNERS
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL OF LATE H. R. BOYNTON
FLOCK HONORS PASTOR FOR 20 YEAR SERVICE
CALIFORNIA REALTY FEDERATION CONVENES
ANTICIPATE INCREASED HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
POMOLOGICAL CLUB OF CLAREMONT HOLDS PICNIC
REDONDO BEACH BRIEFS
ELECT ORPHANAGE OFFICERS
BUILDER OF BIG SHIPS TO RETIRE
CASA VERDUGO FOLKS WILL FIGHT ANNEXATION
CHURCH VOTES FOR ITS PASTOR
ROOSEVELT WILL MEET WOODRUFF AT SYRACUSE
SANTA ANA BRIEFS
WANTS PATENT ON BERTHS
ANKLE CUT BY GLASS
SENTENCE INDIAN RUM SELLER
OBSCURE—BUT HAPPY
BUILDING PERMITS
LIST OF NEW STUDENTS AT UNIVERSITY LARGER
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