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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 37, Number 364, 30 September 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MERGER OF CITY AND COUNTY IS SPEAKERS' SLOGAN
MRS. RICKER TO OPEN N. H. GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGN
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
GOVERNOR NOT GUILTY, SAYS DES MOINES JURY
BROOKINS GAINS RECORD IN DASH WITH AEROPLANE
Two Men Who Participated, Prominently in Sessions Held by the American Mining Congress Yesterday
RAID OFFICES OF MINING BROKERS
MRS. SAGE NpTES BIRTHDAY
BOXER UPRISING THREATENS CHINA
LA FOLLETTE TO CONSULT SURGEONS FOR OPERATION
BREWING PLANT BURNS
FIGHT FIRE TWENTY-SIX STORIES ABOVE STREET
RICH WARD LOST TO MRS. TINGLEY
PLANT OF NEW ORLEANS TIMES-DEMOCRAT BURNS
CHARGED WITH MAKING FRAUDULENT USE OF MAILS
REBECCA HARDING DAVIS DEAD
ANGELENO MADE OFFICIAL
LEASING SYSTEM IS CONDEMNED BY MINING CONGRESS
HOOKWORM MAY BE BAR TO ORIENTAL ENTRANCE
E. C. MOORE ENTERS ON DUTIES IN YALE COLLEGE
MURDERS WIFE AND BABE AFTER NIGHT OF QUARREL
T.R. HOME WITH OLD GUARD SCALP
WOMAN ASKS PRIVILEGE AS INDEPENDENT TRADER
URGES THAT MINISTERS TAKE PART IN POLITICS
MANCHURIAN BANDITS CARRY OFF IS CHINESE
JAPAN FLOODS DESTROY HOUSES OF THOUSANDS
FIND SKELETON OF HORSE FOOT AND HALF IN HEIGHT
FREDDIE GEBHARDT WILL SHOWS LESS THAN $10,000
RULE OF TAMMANY AWES CONVENTION
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BARE SECRETS IN CAR REPAIR CASE
FUNSTON INSULTED BY LIVERY, LEAVES HOTEL
LANDSLIDE MAY DELAY WORK ON PANAMA CANAL
Prominent Financiers Aboard the $1,000,000 Special for Los Angeles
FIRST BANKERS' TRAIN WILL ARRIVE TOMORROW
NEW LIGHT IS THROWN ON SUICIDE OF MINISTER
"SQUEEZE ME" BADGES OFFEND STAID BANKERS
JAPAN CALMS SUSPICION OF BIG NAVAL INCREASE
BILICKE BTARTB EABTERN FIRM,
PROSECUTION OF HASKELL DROPPED
BURY HEROIC AVIATOR WHO FLEW OVER ALPS
SHIPPERS MAY SECURE NEW SCHEDULE FOR GRAIN
TEETOTALER WINS PLACE AS LONDON'S LORD MAYOR
ACCUBE3 NEVADA MINING FIRM
PINCHOT APPEALS FOR UNITED WORK
DETROIT'S WEARISOME POSTURE
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One of the Automobile Parties Which Saw the Beautiful Homes of Two Cities, Under the Auspices of the Sierra Madre Club Yesterday
FAMILIES OF MINING MEN ENJOY AUTO TOUR
KILLS SHARK AT AVALON
SALT LAKE MAN TO HEAD NEXT MINING CONGRESS
JAPAN GAINS RUSSIA'S AID TO MAINTAIN PEACE
WHIRLWIND FINISH MARKS CLOSE OF REGISTRATION
ARTILLERY OF JAPANESE HOLDS KOREA IN CHECK
SAVANTS DECLARE SHARK MEAT IS QUITE EDIBLE
CLAIMS HIGH HEEL SHOES INJURE HEALTH OF WOMEN
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HUGE DEAL WILL DEVELOP BIG AREA
L A.-P. STARTS SURVEY OF HOLLYWOOD EXTENSION
OBJECT TO COST OF PARK ADDITION
COMPLAINT MAY CAUSE TROUBLE FOR OFFICER
C., M. & P. S. POSTPONES TRAIN SERVICE SIX MONTHS
Society
The Theaters
Club News
Personal Mention
SULU'B SULTAN COMING WEST
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PRESIDENT TAFT GREETS DELEGATE FROM VATICAN
Resolutions Adopted by Mining Congress at Sessions Yesterday
JOHNSON ADDRESSES BIG MODESTO MEETING
TAFT IS AGAINST TOO COMFORTABLE PRISONS
U. S. OFFICIAL TO PROBE COAST SUGAR BUSINESS
BERLIN RIOTS CEASE
MINING QUOTATIONS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
AN IDEA
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
MARKET TONE IS AGAIN LISTLESS
FRUIT MARKET
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
. ENGLAND RAISES DISCOUNT
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK COTTON
COTTON AND WOOL
COFFEE AND SUGAR
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
WEAKNESS IN POTATOES SHOWN IN THE MARKET
BUILDING PERMITS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
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News of the Courts
SAYS HUSBAND'S PACE IS TOO RAPID FOR HER
READING OF NEWSPAPERS BARRED IN COURTROOM
COURT, ON TECHNICALITY, FREES WOMAN FROM 2 MEN
MAN ACCUSED OF MURDER DENIES GUILT IN COURT
CHARGES HUSBAND WITH CRUELTY; ASKS DIVORCE
POSTPONE CASE BECAUSE OBJECT OF ACTION DIES
SUE OIL COMPANY FOR DAMAGES
RESISTING OFFICER CHARGED
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
CLAIM CENTENARIAN FED ON BEANS ALONE
ASK PUBLIC INSPECTION OF MARBLE FIRE HOUSE
NEW INCORPORATIONS
WILLS ESTATE TO RELATIVES
Going East Via Salt Lake Route
Municipal Affairs
ORDINANCE TO CHANCE MANY STREET NAMES
WANTS FIRE APPARATUS MOVED FROM CITY HALL
WILL JOIN FORCES TO PROTECT SCHOOL HOUSES
MAY PLACE PART OF ROAD TAX IN THE GENERAL FUND
WILL WIDEN TWO BTREETB
INTEREST PAYMENTS ON METER DEPOSITS PLANNED
FORMER ADMIRAL ROELKER DIES
MAYOR HEARS PROTEST AGAINST STORM SEWER
BIRMINGHAM'S POPULATION INCREASES 245 PER CENT
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
DEEM FREDERICKS JONAH OF PARTY
CHARGE MEN WITH DOING LAWFUL ACT UNLAWFULLY
AUTO FRIGHTENS HORSE; H. F. DESPARS IS INJURED
"Arctic Explorer" Prepares for Flight in Dirigible Across Atlantic Ocean
WELLMAN INFLATES BAG FOR TRIP ACROSS OCEAN
HEBREWS WILL OBSERVE NEW YEAR WITH SERVICE
CITY CLUB TO ENTERTAIN WOMEN AT LUNCHEON
DISMISS LIEUTENANT FROM FIRE DEPARTMENT
ARREST MEN ON CHARGE OF CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY
DIES WHILE SURGEONS OPERATE TO SAVE LIFE
NAPLES SUSPENDS SHIPPING
WHISTLE SYSTEM TRIED AND PROVES SUCCESS
FEDERAL EMPLOYES HERE TO HOLD FIRST MEETING
PLANS REFERENCE BUREAU FOR CITY
FALLS FROM BEACH CAR AND DIES IN HOSPITAL
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LATE HAPPENINGS IN SPORTDOM
VILLAGERS AGAIN WIN FROM ANGELS
RED SOX BUSHER GOOD
Happy Hogan, Chief of Villagers, Who Has Option on Angel Goat
JOHN LOUIS NOSES OUT COPPERTOWN AT FINISH
THE HARVESTER FAILS TO LOWER OWN RECORD
AGRAZ HERE TO COMPETE AGAINST BIKE CHAMPION
METROPOLITAN, PLAYED FOR GOOD THING, ROMPS
HANS MAKES RECORD IN GETAWAY DAY FEATURE
MISS HAMMOND REACHES LONGWOOD TENNIS FINALS
OAKS ARE FELLED BY BEAVERS' RUSH
SIXTY U. OF C. FRESHIES ELIGIBLE FOR FOOTBALL
OBJECTS TO SYSTEM OF COACHING GIRLS' TEAMS
EXPECTS WORLD'S SERIES TO BEGIN OCTOBER 14
CHOYNSKI THINKS BIG FARMER IS REAL 'HOPE'
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE
CALIFORNIAN TO LEAD MIDDIES ON GRIDIRON
MITCHELL RALLIES AFTER BUM START
DECLARES AMERICANS ARE GOOD SPORTSMEN
COACH STAGE HAS NEW STUNT FOR GRIDIRONS
CHICAGO BALL PLAYERS WELL RECEIVED IN JAPAN
THOMSON EXPECTS TO BREAK RECORD
FIFTEEN MAY PARADE IN FEATURE AT LOUISVILLE
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
BIMINI AND OCEAN PARK AFTER WATER POLO TITLE
FAIR ORPHEUM MAIDENS ESSAY BASEBALL TODAY
MOLLYCODDLES WIN AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
AD WOLGAST EASILY OUTPOINTS McFARLAND
BACK L.A. DRIVERS FOR VANDERBILT CUP RACE
WALTER CAMP, AUTHORITY ON FOOTBALL, NOW IS HERE
College Sports
URGES WOMEN TO ENTER POLITICS
BOWLING SCORES
OXY BABY TIGERS AND U.S.C. FRESHIES CLASH
LONG BEACH HIGH TEAM TO PLAY WHITTIER MEN
HELENA ENTRIES
POLICE MAKE INQUIRY INTO OLIVE PLANT FIRE
WAPPENSTEIN REMOVED AS SEATTLE POLICE CHIEF
PAPER CALLS GIRL LEPER; SHE GETS $1792 DAMAGES
CRUSHED BY ELEVATOR, MAN FALLS 4 FLOORS
PREPARE FOR DOG SHOW
REFUSE PERMIT FOR WHITE GIRL TO MARRY JAPANESE
Citrus Fruit Report
The Power of Will and Drunkenness
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Untitled
Hearst and His Yellow Journals Turn Republican
IN A PICKLE
MISGUIDED R. R. MEN
A Disagreeable Task
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
ANYBODY CAN BEAT A REPUB.
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
Duty of the State
THE FEMININE WAY
UNUSUAL
L. A. MINING REVIEW ISSUES FINE EDITION
HARVESTING
THE CITY
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
AT THE THEATRES
AROUND TOWN
G. O. P. CLUB PREPARES TO WELCOME JOHNSON
Y. M. C. A. JUNIORS TO JUNKET
CITY BRIEFS
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
HANDLEY ADDRESS THRILLS AT BEACH
YOUNG ATTORNEYS FORM A JUDGE STEPHENS CLUB
GIFTED ORATORS TO STUMP STATE
BELL-SPELLACY CLUB HOLDS ROUSING RALLY
BELL TO CANVASS COUNTY ON CARS
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATS SCORE ALDRICH TARIFF
GOOD GOV'T PETITIONS ARE STRONGLY SUPPORTED
PLAN ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
WATER BOARD EXCLUDES POLITICS FROM WORK
VENICE
SEA LION INJURED BY CAPTOR DIES OF WOUND
ORDERB 440,000 POST CARDS
DICK FERRIS IS WITNESS; CAN GIVE NO TESTIMONY
CAPTAIN TO ADMIT HAVING ALLOWED ALIEN TO FLEE
CURRY FRAMING REPORT ON CALIFORNIA AFFAIRS
EXTRADITION IS ASKED FOR GIRL WANTED HERE
LONG BEACH
AGED WOMAN BATHES HER BACK IN CARBOLIC ACID
BLUFF CAVES; CHILDREN FALL, SUFFER INJURIES
BU3PECT IS ARRESTED
PLAN HOTEL IMPROVEMENTS
REDLANDS TRIES TO SECURE CHEAPER RATES FOR LIGHTS
TERMINAL R. R. RATE IS SOUGHT FOR COLTON
RATE HEARING ADJOURNS
SANTA MONICA
WOMAN, LONG RESIDENT OF SANTA MONICA, DIES
OCEAN PARK
ELKS MARCH AT BEACH AND INITIATE NOVICES
SANTA ANA
PLAN HIGHER GAS CHARGE; ELECTRIC RATE TO FALL
PLAN TAG DAY TO RAISE FUNDS TO FURNISH ARMORY
GIVEN MOUNTED SHEEP
SAYS THAT $1000 WAS VOTE FORE
COMMANDER OF SPANISH WAR VETERANS NAMES STAFF
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATS NOMINATE STATE TICKET
WITNESS IN SWAN CASE GIVES POLICE STATEMENT
ASSERTS INFATUATION FOR WOMAN MADE HIM STEAL
FIND BOY'S NOSE BROKEN
INSURANCE OFFICERS NAMED
THE WEATHER
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SAYS L.A. LEADS U.S. IN AVIATION
MAY ERECT $10,000 HOTEL ON EDEN SPRINGS SITE
CHARGE GROCERY ROBBERS CUT WAY THROUGH FLOOR
SAMUEL F. PERKINS, BOSTON "KITE KING," WHO MAY COME WEST
FRANCE WILL ENDEAVOR TO REGAIN SKY LAURELS
DINES WHILE JUDGE AND JURY WAIT TO TRY HIM
YOSEMITE TOURISTS OF Y. M. C. A. PLAN REUNION
POSTOFFICE OPENS IN NEW QUARTERS
AGED MAN IS KILLED BY CAPITALIST'S AUTO
JAPANESE HELD ON CHARGE OF SHOOTING AT UNIONIST
BELL AND PARTY PASS DAY IN SAN BERNARDINO
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