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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 360, 26 September 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
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BELL IS ASSURED SOUTH'S WELCOME MEANS TRIUMPH
POLICE DELAY WEDDING OF 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
SAYS SHE SOUGHT REST IN MORE MORAL WORLD
BOY AFTER ICE CREAM HITS CONFECTION WAGON
318,000 RAILWAY MEN DECIDE ON POLITICAL WORK
DEATH ENDS MRS. HARRIS' FIRST AUTOMOBILE RIDE
STUBBS TELLS FATHER HIS BULLET WOUND ACCIDENTAL
Central Figures Who Will Take Active Part in N. Y. State Republican Battle
N.Y. FIGHT SHIFTS TO THE PLATFORM
ADJ.-GEN. LAUCK SAYS NO CANTEEN IN GAMP
DEADWOOD STREET YAWNS AS MINE BENEATH CAVES
BOWERMAN FIRST IN OREGON FIGHT
LAUGHS, BURSTS BLOOD VESSEL BASE OF BRAIN; DIES
HAMILTON MAKES THREE FLIGHTS IN FAREWELL
PANIC CAUSED BY QUAKES; MEN FLEE
CHINESE HEAP HONORS ON AMERICAN OFFICIALS
WEST POINTERS MUTINY AND ALARM INSTRUCTORS
GIFFORD PINCHOT TO OUTLINE PLAN OF CONSERVATION
MILITIAMEN PLAN ATHLETIC EVENTS
SEYMOUR RIDES FIRST IN MOTORCYCLE CONTEST
Delegates Assemble for International Prison Congress and Home Association
BILLED TO TACKLE CRIME PROBLEMS
MAN ATTEMPTS TO KILL WIFE AND SELF; FAILS
ROBBER KILLS BARTENDER AND RIFLES SALOON TILL
CRIMINOLOGISTS HOLD CONGRESS
ACCUSER OF HER TO BE FIRST WITNESS
PRESIDENT AND CABINET AGAIN AT WHITE HOUSE
NURSE CONFESSES, ACCUSING DOCTOR
NEARLY 50 ARE ENTERED IN VANDERBILT CUP RACE
SHERIFF HIDES ACCUSED
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Mothers' Congress
Aviatress Who May Be Seen Here In Air Contests Planned for January
PRESCOTT MAYOR SENDS DELEGATION TO ANNUAL AMERICAN MINING MEET
WILL DELIVER LECTURE
CHINESE FROM NORTH MAY START TONG WAR
4 TOWNS RIVALS FOR GOVERNMENT HARBOR
TRAIN KILLS MAN WHO FATALLY WOUNDS WOMAN
WOMAN AVIATOR MAY ASCEND HERE
BETHLEHEM INSTITUTE NEEDS IMMEDIATE FUNDS
FRENCH JOURNAL ADMITS U. S. RIGHT TO FORTIFY
T. R. WILL PERMIT OF NO COMPROMISE IN HIS FIGHT
CHANGEABLE
Untitled
HERE TO STAY
AN OBJECT LESSON
BRAVO, CHAVEZ!
Stripped of His Fortune!
PICKING THEM OUT
CLOSED DOWN
California Topics
'Red' Journalism's Menace
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AT THE THEATRES
AROUND TOWN
GIRL ROBBED BY BANDIT SUFFERS NERVOUS SHOCK
SAW ENGINE APPROACH TO CUT OFF HIS FOOT
TEN CARS PEORIA WHISKY BURN IN ILLINOIS WRECK
CITY BRIEFS
RICO IS HONORED WITH GOLD MEDAL
L-R LEAGUERS RENEW SAN BERNARDINO WAR
CHARLES J. NOYES THANKS FRIENDS FOR KINDNESSES
HIRAM JOHNSON VISITS STATE SECRETARY CURRY
Well Known Professional Woman to Help at Garden Fete Saturday
Rates of Duties Paid Under New Tariff in 1909 and 1910
PINCHOT TO SPEAK AT SIMPSON AUDITORIUM
NEW MEXICAN TROOPS ARRIVE IN LOS ANGELES
NATURAL SCIENTISTS TOUR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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LATE HAPPENINGS IN SPORTDOM
CELLAR CHAMPIONS TRIM ANGELS TWICE IN TWENTY-SEVEN INNINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Promising Twirlers of Dillon's Staff Who Pitched Yesterday
ORDINARY SCORES BORED BY LOCALS
MILLERS ANNEX RAG IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WIELANDS DEFEAT SAWTELLE
LAWSON DEFEATED IN HANDICAP RACE
PECAN PLATERS DEFEAT ANAHEIM BALL TOSSERS
VERNON WINS ONE AND DROPS OTHER
JIM FLYNN STARS AS A REAL "COME BACK"
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RIFLES HOLD MEETING
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ANDRES TEAM HAS EASY TIME WITH LONG BEACH
ROCHESTER IS WINNER IN EASTERN LEAGUE FIGHT
ONE APIECE FOR OAKS AND SEALS
HELENA RACE ENTRIES
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NEWS OF THE AMATEUR WORLD
NEW FOOTBALL WILL BE TESTED ON EASTERN AND WESTERN GRIDIRONS
HUGHES AND REDONDO PLAY FOURTEEN INNINGS
FRESHMEN CREW TRAIINING
A CONSCIENTIOUS DECLARATION
FERNANDO TEAM TRIMS LOCAL MERCHANT NINE
BEACH NINE DEFEATS FOOTHILL DELEGATION
Radium Springs Baseball Team, Which Is Making Hard Fight in City League
NELKS LOSE ONE TO TENTH STS.
BIG TEAMS FIGHT SHY OF GOING TO ACADEMY
BEARS AND WHTITIER HAVE GENERAL MIX-UP
CENTRAL JEFFERSON WINS FROM SIERRA MADRES
WESTERN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LUMBERS TAKE FIRST PLACE
NEW ATHLETIC FIELD FOR BERKELEY CAMPUS
MANY ATHLETES IN BIG A. A. U. MEET
BREWERS TRIM MERCHANTS BY ONE-SIDED SCORE
OLINDA DEFEATS GRAYS
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DR. BROUGHER TO CLEAN UP VENICE
AUTO HITS POLE; TWO INJURED
ALL RAG
DR. STANTON COIT TO LECTURE BEFORE LOCAL CLUB WOMEN
CALLS ROOSEVELT A MODERN DANIEL
ADVERTISING MANAGER OF SANTA FE IS PROMOTED
Club News
W. C. T. U.
PASTOR SERMONIZES ON CONDEMNATION SUBJECT
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WOMAN CONTROLS ACRES OF COTTON
CURB MARKET LEADER IN NEW YORK ARRIVES
'Cotton Queen' of Imperial Valley, Who Is Enthusiastic Over New Crop
FAMOUS MONITOR'S WORKMAN IS HERE
Personal Mention
NOTE MAY REVEAL MYSTERY OF SHOT
WOMEN FAIL IN EFFORT TO IDENTIFY PESARRA
W. K. DRILLS WATER WELL
MINING AND OIL
TO SUBMIT RESOLUTIONS TO MINING CONGRESS
BUYS SUPPLIES FOR MONARCH PROPERTY
RECALLS PALMY DAYS
EGAN CANYON DISTRICT AGAIN BECOMES ACTIVE
LITTLE OIL IS RUN FROM COALINGA FIELD
MINE DIVIDENDS
STRIKES ODD SUBSTANCE
GOLD KING BONDED
VALUES LIE AT DEPTH IN KEWANEE DISTRICT
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NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
PASADENA
CLERGYMEN CRITICIZE SUNDAY THEATER VETO
NORTH PASADENANS WILL DISCUSS WATER CHARGES
PASADENA BREVITIES
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR IS NAMED FOR CITY SCHOOLS
SAN PEDRO
LIVE WIRE KILLS MAN AT TOP OF ELECTRIC POLE
SELLS $100,000 RANCH
STUBBS HOUSE BURNS
LONG BEACH
HORTICULTURIST TELLS OF REMEDY FOR PESTS
LONG BEACH EBELL CLUB ANNOUNCES NEW PROGRAM
LONG BEACH ITEMS
SEND GIFTS TO REDLANDS
EMPLOYS WOMAN DRUGGIST
SUNDAY FOOTBALL HERE
a former'champion
ANOTHER MYTH EXPLODED
SAN BERNARDINO
POLICE RAID GAMBLERS AT SAN BERNARDINO
ARREST J. A. SWINFORD AS PICKPOCKET SUSPECT
REPUBLICANS TO MEET
RIVERSIDE
PREMATURE EXPLOSION THROWS MAN 40 FEET
ORANGE SHIPMENTS FALL TO ONE CAR IN REDLANDS
WILL MANAGE STAGE
SUMMER RESORTS TO CLOSE
Queen Emmeline in Coronation Robe She Will Wear at Carnival
SANTA ANA QUEEN TO REIGN 1 WEEK
Shipping News
SINGERS RECEIVE KAISER'S TROPHY
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THE WEATHER
POMONA WILL CELEBRATE ELECTRIC ROAD OPENING
SUNDAY SCHOOLS RALLY
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INJURES VETERAN BY BLOW ON HEAD
IRRIGATION CONGRESS BARS PERSONALITIES
POLICE THINK MARION DERRIG IN HIDING HERE
Three Leading Characters Who Will Appear in Comedy 'Maid of Manalay'
CASTS ARE ARRANGED FOR THE BANKERS' SHOW
QUESTION ELIGIBILITY OF JUDGE RAKER AS NOMINEE
BEASLEY FOLLOWS RULE OF RICHARD MANSFIELD
LOS ANGELES REVOLVER CLUB HOLDS MATCHES
BANKERS' ENTERTAINMENT PROMISES RARE GAYETY
EXPECT MANY RECORDS TO GO AT NEW ORLEANS
SOUNDED LIKE IT
' Golnc Eaat Via Salt Lake Route
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