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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 356, 22 September 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WIFE OF STORER HITS ROOSEVELT ON OLD QUARREL
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
MAN PERMITTED TO VISIT SISTER IN TINGLEY HOME
CHANLER'S FIRST WIFE FILES SUIT TO HOLD ESTATE
COUPLE HELD UP BY TWO BANDITS
CHILD RETURNED TO MOTHER WHO STARVED FOR HIM
LORIMER INVESTIGATION BEGINS THIS MORNING
FIRE LOS 3AT OAKLAND
Remie Vache, Bright Boy Restored to His Mother's Arms Last Evening
HUGE PROFITS OF RAILROADS BARED
SWEDISH COUNTESS NEAR DEATH HERE
HIGH-SPEED CURS CRASH AT CURVE; FORTY-TWO DEAD
RESENT CRITICISM OF U.S. REGULAR INFANTRY
PENNSYLVANIA CITIES' POPULATION INCREASES
FATALLY SHOOTS BURGLAR
COLORADO G. O. P. IS PROGRESSIVE
INDIANS GO ON STRIKE; FIRST TIME IN HISTORY
VETERANS MARCH IN GRAND REVIEW
LIGHT COMPANIES ASK CO-OPERATION
CHOLERA APPEARS IN JAPAN
CINCINNATI GIVES WELCOME TO TAFT
PLOTTERS AIM AT LIFE OF EMPEROR OF JAPAN
INSANE NEGRO SLAYER AND NURSE DISAPPEAR
TRY TELEPHONE AGENT ON CHARGE OF BRIBERY
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OLD GUARD LOSES POINT IN FIGHT
STEEL MAGNATES FIND CONDITIONS ARE GOOD
Big Pile Driver Wrecked at Venice by High Tide Yesterday Morning
MEN LEAP WHEN OCEAN UPSETS BIG PILE DRIVER
SCHOONER CREW ATTACKED WITH STRANGE MALADY
WOUND BY KNIFE SHOWS COGGER WAS MURDERED
BOMB DAMAGES BUILDING
'UNCLE JOE' DECLARES MINORITY EXTRAVAGANT
WITNESS IN DR. BURKE CASE WILL RETURN FROM JAPAN
ENGLAND'S EXPULSION OF ALIENS LESSENS CRIME
COMMIT CRIPPEN AND MISS LENEVE
STREET RAILWAYS PLAN CHANGES IN CAR RUNS
FRESNO WOMAN CLAIMS SHE IS BALTIMORE HEIR
MUSTER REGIMENT OF SKY WARRIORS
TAFT WITHDRAWS LAND IN STATE FROM ENTRY
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WILL ENTERTAIN BANKERS ROYALLY
Miss Vida Ramon, Who Will Be Seen as Princess Louise in Bankers' Show
RELENTLESS TRAILERS PURSUE FUGITIVES
RAILROADS ASK COURT FOR REHEARING OF CASES
POMONA SCHOOLS MAKE RECORD IN EQUIPMENT
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Society
Mrs. Dwight Hart, Who Has Returned from Delightful Trip Through Europe
Club News
INSURANCE AGENT FACES CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT
MINER FROM NOME WILL ANSWER THEFT CHARGE
Music Notes
JURY REJECTS CHARGE THAT GIRL KILLED FATHER
WEALTHY JAPANESE ADOPT CUSTOMS OF AMERICANS
BOARDER KILLS WOMAN AND 3 YOUNG CHILDREN
CHIEF AND HIS POSSE CATCH CHINESE GAMBLERS
The Theaters
SANTA FE ENGINEER HURT IN WRECK NEAR RIVERA
ARREST FOREIGNERS FOR CIRCULATING BAD BILLS
TWO MEN KILLED BY TRAIN
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
EASTERN JEALOUSY INSPIRES THEFT THROUGH CONSERVATION
UNION OIL WILL ORDER $20,000,000 BOND ISSUE
QUARTZITE PROPERTIES RETURN RICH ORE VALUES
CALZONA BEGINS WORK ON TWO-MILE PIPE
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SUBSIDIARY REDUCES VALLEY PRODUCTION
MINING QUOTATIONS
SUPERSTITION MOUNTAIN DISCOVERY IS CONFIRMED
TWENTY-FIVE HILL GETS BIG PRODUCER
BUILDING PERMITS
ARREST LOOTER FROM BRUSSELS
Page 6 Advertisements
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
GARY'S STATEMENT WHIPS UP PRICES
CHICAGO GRAIN
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SHIPMENT NEW WALNUTS APPEARS IN THE MARKET
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
RAISIN CROP ESTIMATE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
LOCAL INVESTORS BUY VAST TRACT IN MEXICO
METAL MARKETS
COTTON AND WOOL
SUGAR AND COFFEE
BANK CLEARINGS SOARING
BIG WALNUT CROP
Citrus Fruit Report
FRUIT MARKET
FLOUR AND FEED
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE
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Municipal Affairs
VERMONT BOULEVARD IS ONCE MORE PROTESTED
PROPERTY OWNERS ASK INSPECTION OF PAVING
INSTITUTE PROCEEDINGS TO WIDEN WESTERN AVENUE
MUST IMPROVE ROADBED IN COLEGROVE SECTION
DIRECT PACIFIC ELECTRIC TO CONFORM TO GRADE
ALLEGES FRAUD IN SALE OF MINERAL PARK LOTS
FAMOUS AUCTIONEER DIES
CHILD KILLS PLAYMATE
WIDOW AND DIVORCED WIFE CLAIM INSURANCE
DECLARE THAT PARDEE WAS SWINDLER'S VICTIM
FREE SPEECH TO RULE AT MINING CONGRESS
News of the Courts
COURT FREES HUSBAND WIFE THREW COFFEE ON
INFORMATION ALLEGING MURDER FILED AGAINST 3
SUES FOR INJURY RECEIVED AT CIRCUS
COURT CONTINUES CASE OF MAN FOR BURGLARY
ASKS $15,500 DAMAGES
AUTOTRUCK DRIVER SUES
EMPIRE LAUNDRY WINS CASE
NEW INCORPORATIONS
DOWNING TELLS COURT OF MINING COMPLICATIONS
COUNCILMAN LUSK FINDS GARBAGE STATION ODORS
NEWMARK COMPANY SUES BANK ON BOGUS CHECKS
ASKS FOR ADMINISTRATRIX FOR H. R. BOYNTON ESTATE
INJURED BY AUTO; ASKS $25,000
MONTHS OF LITIGATION END IN RECONCILIATION
CASE OF HOLLYWOOD WATER COMPANY AGAIN DELAYED
ASKS $8 MAINTENANCE
ADVENTISTS SELL REALTY
WOULD-MORTGAGE PROPERTY
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
VICTORY PLEASES FORMER ANGELENO
ACTUAL SON OF SOLDIER OF REVOLUTION LIVING
MAJOR SCHULZ AND WIFE WILL ADOPT RUTH SMITH
Former President of Pomona College, Who Praises Herald
ASSERTS SOUTHWEST CAR HOUSE IS BADLY NEEDED
BEGIN MOVEMENT TOWARD SECTIONAL ADVERTISING
WOMAN BREAKS ARM IN ATTEMPT TO BOARD CAR
LOSES GOLD IN FIRE
STEPHENS AND STEWART WILL RUN FOOT RACE
WOMAN PROTESTS AGAINST APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN
ASKS RECEIVER FOR SITE OFFERED WHITTIER FACTORY
GUESTS TO VISIT Y. W. C. A. SCHOOL
GOVERNOR TO BE ASKED ASSISTANCE FOR ARMORY
INTERNATIONAL SUNSHINE SOCIETY HOLDS MEETING
CITY GIVEN POOR VACCINE POINTS
WILL REDUCE FARE TO SALT LAKE AND DENVER
SHOOTING OF RUDOLPH GASTELUM STILL MYSTERY
MEMBER OF PARKER PARTY SAYS DR. COOK FAKED
HAWAIIAN MILITARY POSTS GO UNDER ONE COMMAND
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LATE HAPPENINGS IN SPORTDOM
SENATORS POUND THORSEN HARD AND DEFEAT ANGELS IN HOLLOW FASHION
COLORADO E SHATTERS OWN RECORD FOR MILE
WESTERN LEAGUE
Hill Making Touchdown in Freshman-Sophomore Game on U. S. C. Gridiron
BRACKENRIDGE HAS BEAVERS GUESSING
GRAVES AND WARD TO RIDE POSTPONED RACE
WALLA WALLA WINNERS
OUTFIELDER DESIRES POSITION
MYSTERIOUS MITCH TRIMMED BY OAKS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
UHLAN LOWERS RECORD FOR A HALF-MILE TRACK
LEAGUE LEADER LETS OFFENDING OAKS OFF WITH LIGHT SENTENCE
TRYING TO PATCH TRUCE BETWEEN YANK PLAYERS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
U.S.C. SOPHS WIN FROM BABY TEAM
THREE EVENTS DECIDED IN MOTORBOAT CARNIVAL
SMOKES HOLD HOT WAR CONFERENCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WHITNEY WINS HANDICAP
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SAY DEMON WILL TRY MATRIMONY
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE HAS ABUNDANCE OF MATERIAL
STRONG RUGBY TEAM FOR SANTA CLARA SCHOOL
AMATEUR TEAM WANTS GAME
A LIME FOR WOLGA3T
Champion to Quit Ring and Try Matrimony, Say Cadillac Friends
STANFORD TRACK MEN READY TO BEGIN WORK
NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL STAR PROFESSIONALIZED
YALE FOOTBALL SQUAD TRYOUTS AT LAKEVILLE
NEW RULES WILL BE ON ANVIL BEFORE COACHES
OXY WARRIORS RALLY TO SUPPORT OF COACH
U. S. C. BABIES TO MEET TIGER FRESHMAN SQUAD
SUMMER PRACTICE HELPS CRIMSON PIGSKIN DOPE
OUTLOOK OF DARTMOUTH FOOTBALL TEAM BRIGHT
CONVICT MAN FOR FIRING FORESTS
NEW BUICK CARS TAKE LOCAL MARKET BY STORM
OBSERVE THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
News of the Turf
HUMANE SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS
ORDERS FOR REMOVAL OF POSTOFFICE ISSUED
'STICK THEM WITH HAT PINS!' SAYS GALLOWAY
HANSHUE TO USE L.A. CAR IN VANDERBILT CONTEST
TRAIN HITS AUTOMOBILE; ONE KILLED; THREE INJURED
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Untitled
GAYNOR'S LETTER
WHY MAINE DID IT
TAWNEY PUT TO BED
Another Upheaval
FIREARMS, ETC.
HEAVEN SPARE US!
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
WHY SHE WON'T WEAR IT
George Gould's Immense Map
Stories of the Grocer's Boy
Happiness After 70 Years
Sarcasm from San Francisco
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
THE CITY
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
FIND DEAD BODY OF MAN WANTED FOR WIFE MURDER
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
BELL SUPPORTERS PLAN BIG RALLY
A SENSITIVE PATIENT
WOOLWINE MAIN FIGURE IN FIGHT
MAYOR GAYNOR WRITES IN REPLY TO CONVICT'S NOTE
WESTERN IDEA AWAKENS NEW YORK AUTO WORLD
OPEN REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN OFFICE
STORK CAUSES FLURRY AT STABLES OF WHITE HOUSE
INFANTILE PARALYSIS ALARMS
LEWIS R. WORKS, WHO IS INDORSED FOR JUDGESHIP
FAVOR LEWIS R. WORKS FOR SUPERIOR BENCH
SOCIALIST CHALLENGES HANDLEY AND STEPHENS
Shipping News
JAPANESE CHILD DROWNS
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Late News from the Towns and Cities
PASADENA
LAKE AVENUE TRACKING EVOKES SHARP LETTERS
ADD BOTANY TO COURSE IN PASADENA SCHOOLS
MOTORCYCLE CLUB ELECTS DR. LESLIE PRESIDENT
NORTH PASADENA LEAGUE TO APPEAL WATER CASE
BOYS WILL USE BURROS TO PLAY BURLESQUE POLO
THROOP INSTITUTE AND ACADEMY BEGIN SEMESTER
LONG BEACH
GIRL DISAPPEARS NEAR LONG BEACH PIER
ASSERT GOLD IS PANNED FROM SIGNAL HILL DIRT
WILL ENJOIN WOMAN FROM CONSTRUCTING BATH HOUSE
REAL ESTATE MEN END CONVERSATION WITH FIGHT
YOUNG MAN IS CHARGED WITH WIFE DESERTION
PLAN BATH HOUSE PROJECT
WILL LAUNCH BTEEL SHIP
EARACHE CAUSES ARREST
LONG BEACH NOTES
OCEAN PARK
SELL CARNATIONS TO AID CAUSE OF CHARITY
SANTA ANA
SUGAR COMPANY ALLEGES CONSPIRACY TO DEPRECIATE
LOS ANGELES WOMAN IS CRUSHED BY ELEVATOR
MODERN FOUR-STORY OFFICE BUILDING FOR SANTA ANA
SAN BERNARDINO
TACKS ON ROAD MENACE SCORES OF AUTOMOBILES
FIND COLTON MAN GUILTY OF ASSAULTING WOMAN
SAN BERNARDINO POLICE FIND WOMAN GAMBLING
SAY HARRY RHEINSTROM HAS INSANE DELUSIONS
WOMAN'S LEAGUE SHOWS RAPID RISE AT POMONA
SANTA MONICA
CORONER WILL PROBE DEATH OF CHINESE
MAN ACCUSED OF THEFT ARRESTED IN BAY CITY
SAN PEDRO
SAN PEDRO BOOSTERS TAKE MOONLIGHT RIDE
SANTA ANA MARRIAGE LICENSES
THE WEATHER
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PREPARE CONTEST OF BALDWIN WILL
YOUTH ARRESTED FOR APPROPRIATING AUTO
Personal Mention
TO DEBATE OWENS RIVER QUESTION
LAY PLANS TO CELEBRATE OPENING OF POSTOFFICE
SALT LAKE ROAD LOWERS RATES
PASTOR SCORES DOCTORS WHO PRESCRIBE LIQUOR
WOMAN TESTIFIES REALTY DEALER EMBEZZLED $4600
MORE BEATS PROVIDED
BOY SHOT BY BROTHER DIES NEAR EL MONTE
WOMAN WILL BE TRIED FOR ATTEMPT TO MURDER
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
TAILOR SENT TO JAIL ON CHARGE OF NON-SUPPORT
WEALTHY NEW YORKER CHARGED WITH LARCENY
EMPLOYERS WILL OPPOSE GRAIN HANDLERS' STRIKE
HOOSIERS WILL MEET
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