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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 351, 17 September 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
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CHANLER GIVES CAVALIERI HIS ENTIRE FORTUNE
COURT WARNS NEGLECTFUL MOTHER TO KEEP SON FAT
KAISER TO VISIT CZAR
NOTED DIVA, WHO SECURES ALL OF ADMIRER'S ESTATE
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
BALLINGER ILL MAKE TAFT AND CABINET JUDGES
FIRST WOMAN IN AMERICA TO BE HURT IN AEROPLANE
WOMEN, STARTLED BY CHARGE, FAINT AT CITY PRISON
ISLAND RISES FROM SEA FOLLOWING EARTHQUAKE
William Barnes., Jr., Who Tries to Measure Swords with Roosevelt
SCORES SCRAMBLE FOR WOMAN'S COIN
LAME MULE KICKS ITS OWNER INTO SALOON
WOMAN 80 YEARS OF AGE ENTERS OHIO UNIVERSITY
ROOSEVELT TURNS TABLES ON BARNES
PACKERS SUMMONED AS BEEF TRUST WITNESSES
REPUBLICAN WHIP WINS
SUES TO STOP A $150,000 LEGACY TO MRS. TINGLEY
WILSON TO QUIT COLLEGE TO MAKE RUN FOR GOVERNOR
LITTLE LOSS TO GRAPE CROP FROM THE RAINS
FAMOUS VOLCANO BOGOSLOF IS AGAIN IN ERUPTION
WASHINGTON BALL PLAYER KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
AUGUST EXPORTS SHOW MARKED IMPROVEMENT
OLD SOLDIER MAKES BANK RUN UP AMERICAN FLAG
PIONEER DROPS DEAD
THREE INSURGENTS WIN IN ILLINOIS
COUNTY LEADERS VISIT ROOSEVELT
INTERNAL STRIFE MARKS VICTORY OF INSURGENTS
PROMISE IMPROVEMENTS IN ISTHMUS SHIPPING
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RUSSIAN PRISON CHIEF ARRIVES
PIE AND BEANS CAUSE OF RACE DECAY, SAYS DOCTOR
SEATTLE SHERIFF RAIDS THREE GAMBLING CLUBS
THOUSAND VOTES CAST AT PRIMARY FOR DEAD MAN
LEPER'S FOUR CHILDREN HAVE ENTRY TO SCHOOLS
BHOOTS GIRL, ENDB OWN LIFE
Mrs. George W. Jordan, Who Directed Arrangements for Children's Outing
CHILDREN WILL FROLIC AT COSMOS CLUB OUTING
U. S. DETAILS OFFICERS TO MILITIA CONVENTION
ADMIRAL AND CHAPLAIN RETIRE ON AGE LIMIT
BROTHER OF FIGHTER OF GRAFT SUED FOR TAXES
SUFFRAGETTE SUBMITS TO CUSTOM'S REGULATION
BIG INCREASE IN TRADE WITH PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
ACCUSED OF BRIBERY, ASKS CHANGE OF VENUE
OFFICER LOST AT SEA
TELLS OF POISON IN GRIPPEN CASE
REPORT ANNEXATION OF KOREA TO ITO'S SPIRIT
JAPANESE FEAR GROWTH OF U. S. INFLUENCE IN CHINA
FIND DEAD MEN'S BODIES; WOUNDS POINT TO MURDER
BAD WEATHER PREVENTS FLEET TARGET PRACTICE
DYNAMITE DAMAGES CHICAGO IRON PLANT
PRESIDENT OF ARGENTINA AT CHILE'S CENTENNIAL
WELL KNOWN PRIEST DYING
KLONDIKE GOLD OUTPUT HAS REACHED $150,000,000
ACCUSE MAN OF THEFT OF $14,435 FROM MINE
WAR DEPARTMENT DENIES ARMS TO BOYS' COMPANY
REFUSE OIL ON FIRE THREATENS CREEK BRIDGE
ARREST DIVINITY STUDENT FOLLOWING DEATH OF GIRL
HUNTER KILLS YOUTH
SAILOR'S ATTEMPT TO SAVE LIFE PRAISED
TUBERCULOSIS CONGRESS WILL BE HELD IN ROME
ACQUIT SLAYER OF OFFICER
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BOARD 10 REVISE FURNITURE LISTS
RETURN TO LOS ANGELES AFTER TOUR OF WORLD
WOMAN FAINTS AT TRIAL OF HUSBAND FOR BURGLARY
HEADS OF U. S. C. HOLD OPENING EXERCISES
DEFEAT ANNEXATION OF OAKLAND TO BERKELEY
CELEBRATE HIGH MASS FOR REPOSE OF PRIEST'S SOUL
ONE MEXICAN KILLED, ONE WOUNDED, 3 JAILED
ASK SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX RATE OF 46 CENTS
POLICE THINK PRISONER IS PASS KEY BURGLAR
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O'MEARA MAY BE NEXT BAY CITY POLICE CHIEF
CHINESE STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE U. S. EDUCATION
DOCTORS WANT DRINKING MEN TO PAY A LICENSE
The Theaters
Two Noted Women Who Will Take Part in Purity Congress Here
PURITY CONGRESS TO MEET IN LOS ANGELES
DYING AS THE RESULT OF JUMPING FROM TRAIN
LEAPS FROM TRAIN
WHOLESALERS MUST PAY ADVANCED PRICE FOR MILK
Club News
TRIFLE OF $899,96 IS FORGOTTEN BY CROKER
TESTATOR PROVIDES ONES WHO CLAIM KIN GET $1
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
BAPTISTS HAVE A BIG RECEPTION TO PASTOR
WORLD'S SPEED CHAMPION IN AIR MAY VISIT L A.
U. S. MAY OPEN REVENUE OFFICE IN SAN DIEGO
WORKMEN ARE NEARLY DROWNED IN BEER FLOOD
TELLS MANUFACTURERS OF IMPERIAL VALLEY COTTON
BUTTE PIONEER DEAD
JOCKEY ATTACKS WIFE AND ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
KENTUCKY CITY SHOWS BIG POPULATION GAIN
TAFT TO VISIT YALE
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
DEVIL'S DEN SWINDLERS OPERATE IN NEW YORK
FRESNO OIL VENTURES ARE CONSIDERED FAKES
UNION STOPS WORK
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ARE INVITED TO VISIT SAN JOAQUIN OIL FIELDS
COURT RELEASES CLAIM ON RICH OIL PROPERTY
TRIES TO GET 30 CENT OIL FOR OLD CONTRACTS
MIDWAY FIVE EXPECTS BIG GUSHER ANY DAY
UNITED WILL PIPE GAS FROM ITS NEW PROPERTY
ITALY ARRANGES TO BURN OIL ON SHIPS
WILL SEEK TO ELIMINATE SWINDLER FROM MINING
CANADIANS RESUME WORK IN THE MIDWAY
SEVEN WELLS IN SAND
UNITED PREPARES TO DRILL DEEP HOLE IN WELL NO. 4 OF MIDWAY
CREME PETROLEUM IS NEAR PRODUCTIVE SAND
OIL SITUATION DEPENDS UPON SALE OF OUTPUT
BUYS PIPE LINE
MINING QUOTATIONS
METAL MARKETS
BUILDING PERMITS
OFFICERS ELECTED
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
MARKET FEATURE IS UNCERTAINTY
BRADSTREET'S BANK CLEARINGS
BRADSTREET'B LETTER
DUN'S WEEKLY REVIEW
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
PACIFIC COABT HOPS
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
POOR QUALITY EGGS CAUSE DROP IN PRICES
PRODUCE DEALERS GOING TO WATSONVILLE APPLE SHOW
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
NEW YORK COTTON
COTTON AND WOOL
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Citrus Fruit Report
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Municipal Affairs
CITY MAY START NEW SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTS
STREET OPENING PLANS PUZZLE CITY OFFICIALS
UTILITIES BOARD AGAINST INTERCHANGE PHONE PLAN
RAILWAY MUST SECURE MISSION ROAD FRANCHISE
MAYOR RECEIVES THANKS OF JAPANESE COMMISSION
WATER COMPANY'S SUIT TO BE RESUMED SEPT. 20
ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE OF HOLDING UP DRUG STORE
EUCALYPTUS GROWERS SUE NURSERY CO. FOR $24,180
Personal Mention
News of the Courts
FUR DRESSER TELLS OF PASSING BOGUS CHECK
GRANTS PROBATION WHEN ACCUSED FORGER WEEPS
JURY FINDS SMITH GUILTY ON CHARGE OF PICKETING
WILL ADOPT CHILD
TRIAL JURY DISCHARGED
CORPORATION RETAINS WATER RATE CONTROL
TWENTY-FOUR CASES ON CRIMINAL CALENDAR1
SUES FOR ACCOUNTING OF OIL COMPANY STOCK
SUES RAILWAY FOR $15,000
DIVORCE SUIT SFILED
SUES FOR DAMAGES
NEW HEAVY STEEL TO BE LAID ON HOLLYWOOD LINE
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS' INSTITUTE WILL MEET
JAIL MOTHER OF BABE WHO CONFESSES THEFT
NEW INCORPORATIONS
GOING UP
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
OBSERVE MEXICO'S DAY OF FREEDOM
Spearing the Ring and Horseback Tug of War, Two of the Scenes During Big Celebration of Mexico's Centenary in Schuetzen Park Yesterday Afternoon
GAYLY CLAD HORSEMEN IN MEXICO DAY PARADE
VOICE THEIR PROTEST AGAINST DIAZ REGIME
IDENTIFIES PRISONER AS MAN WHO ROBBED HIM
SISTER LOOKS IN VAIN FOR KERMIT ON LINER
PHILANTHROPIST DEAD
WOMAN BIGAMIST IS UNDER ARREST
HOTEL MEN WILL SUPPORT EXPOSITION IN NORTH
ON TRIAL FOR INCENDIARISM
DISCUSS MERGING CITY AND COUNTY
TO DISCUSS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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LATE HAPPENINGS IN SPORTDOM
FAILURE OF SQUEEZE PLAY SPOILS ANGELS' STURDY NINTH ROUND RALLY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
GRAND OPENING
BAT NELSON IN ACCIDENT
Georgia Peach May Never Regain Knack of Slamming Out Safeties
TY'S BATTING EYE GONE, FEAR FANS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TEBEAU DOES NOT WISH TO FIGHT COMMISSION
WRESTLING WINS FAVOR WITH FANS
SOTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAMPION IS DEFEATED
VERNON WINS ON MOHLER'S JUGGLE
PACKY M'FARLAND HAS SIDESTEPPED WOLGAST
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE DRAFTS ARE ANNOUNCED
ABE ATTELL WINS DECISION IN TEN ROUNDS FROM WHITE
REAGAN AND M'GOVERN
GRAHAM SUSPENDS OAKLAND PLAYERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CUBS SLUG MOORE AT WILL AND WIN EASILY
COAST LEAGUE IN SPECIAL SESSION
ORPHEUM STARS PROVE TOO GOOD FOR T-BONES
NEW RANGE IS PLANNED FOR SANTA ANA MARKSMEN
ANACONDA*ENTRIES
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CLOSE MATCHESIN LONGWOOD EVENT
Racing Results
News of the Colleges
U. S. C. FRESHMEN DOWN SOPHOMORES
STANFORD PLAYERS ARE ON BERKELEY'S TRAIL
AUTO RACE TO BE HELD ON THANKSGIVING DAY
Late Happenings in the Amateur Ranks
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Untitled
A PRECIOUS PAIR
UNCLE JOE
The White Flag
IN ILLINOIS
EXIT HUMPHREY
Merely in Jest
THE CONQUEST OF.THE AIR
Far and Wide
SEPTEMBER
A Real Paris of America
Fourth of July Aftermath
British Parcels Post
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
BELL SHOWS LEAD IN STRAW BALLOT
OFFER $2,800,000 FOR CHIPPEWA INDIAN LANDS
KNOX DENIES RESIGNATION
FRUIT DISTRICTS MAY HEAR DEBATE
JOHNSON WILL START FINAL TOUR IN NORTH
OLD HICKORY CLUB IS DEMOCRATIC BULWARK
OFFICIAL COUNT SHOWS STEPHENS' VOTE 18,390
RUSSIAN DIPLOMAT DYING IN FRANCE OF APOPLEXY
PROF. L. A. HANDLEY, WHO SEEKS DEBATES WITH W. D. STEPHENS
BELL-SPELLACY CLUBS NOW TO BE ORGANIZED
WILL SELECT GOOD GOVERNMENT TICKET
PLANS BIG OIL DEAL
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NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
PASADENA
BURDETTE DENIES HE FAVORS SUNDAY SHOW
PASADENA BOY WHEELMEN WILL PLAY POLO GAME
WANTS AVIATION MEET
CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERS
COST OF REPAIRB
PASADENA BREVITIES
SANTA ANA
HELD IN BAKERSFIELD ON CHARGE OF FORGERY
SANTA ANA BRIEFS
VENICE
$20,000 IN SILVER TAKES AUTO RIDE
DEMOCRATS TO ORGANIZE
TO BUILD APARTMENT HOUSE
LONG BEACH
AWAKENED MAN HURLS CHAIR AT MARAUDER
3000 SACKS OF SAND PUT ON SHORE TO STAY FLOOD
SPECTACULAR RESCUE OF MAN MADE BY LIFE GUARDS
NO MONEY FOR BAND
OCEAN PARK
BANQUET TO CELEBRATE STARTING WORK ON PIER
LEAGUE COMMITTEE TO CONFER ON EXPANSION
DESPERATE BOYS ATTACK REFORM SCHOOL OFFICIAL
OFFICER ARRESTS HIS WIFE—FIGHT
PORFIRIO DIAZ CLUB HOLDS ENTERTAINMENT
CITIZENS WILL PROTEST BUILDING OF CAR BARN
WELSH-AMERICAN SOCIETY ENTERTAINS ITS GUESTS
ARREST WOULD-BE BANK ROBBER IN GRADING CAMP
BREAKS SPEED RECORDS
MEDICINE MANUFACTURER SLAIN
FILES INJUNCTION AGAINST SALE OF $400,000 BONDS
FORMER IDOL OF DIAMOND POURS VITRIOL ON WOMAN
TRAINS COLLIDE ON HIGH TRESTLE
STATE PRIMARY VOTE ALMOST ALL TABULATED
THE WEATHER
TAFT WILL WAIT FOR PARTY'S CALL
Shipping News
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BROUGHER FAVORS SUMMER APPAREL
PAUL DE LONGPRE IS DOING WELL; EXPECT RECOVERY
NEW YORK CHINESE TO STOP WEARING QUEUES
VIGILANTES SEEK MAN WHO ASSAULTED GIRL
GIRL DIES; SUSPECT JAILED
SAN PEDRO IS TO ASK IMPROVEMENT
CHOLERA SWEEPING TO ASIATIC RUSSIA
VIOLATORS OF SPEED LAWS ARE SENTENCED
CELEBRATION AT POBTOFFICE
TURNS ON GAS TO GET QUICK BATH
STATE REALTY DEALERS END SAN JOSE SESSION
WOMAN SUES MARSHAL; DECLARES SHE IS WIFE
TWO THOUSAND PUPILS ON HIGH SCHOOL ROLL
COLLISION KILLB MAYOR
BIG CIRCUS EXPENSES ARE $8000 EACH DAY
FULFILLED *EX*PECTATIONB
GAMBLING PROTECTED, HEARS NEW YORK MAYOR
FIND COAL f'eLD IN ALASKA
INCREASED LIVING COST HITS INDIAN BUREAU
PASSES BOGUS CHECK
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