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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 5, 6 October 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
LISBON FLAGS SHOW PORTUGAL NEW REPUBLIC
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
CHICAGO-NEW YORK AERIAL RACE HAS ONLY 4 ENTRIES
PHYSICIANS CONFIDENT OF LA FOLLETTE'S RECOVERY
CANADIAN TOWNS BURN
PRETTY WOMAN IS PLACED ON STAND TO SAVE LORIMER
MAN HIT BY AUTO; DRIVER ABANDONS HIM; SUCCUMBS
RAILROADS TO GET LESS FOR CARRYING MAILS
MEXICAN GOVERNOR DIES
Steel Crane Swinging Debris Out of Times Building and (Below) Detective Burns, Who Predicts Arrests
WANTS MARATHON RACE FOR OFFICE
TWO AVIATORS HURT BY FALL
BEQUEATHS HER SON $2,000000
SOLONS ADJOURN SPECIAL SESSION
DENVER INDORSES BAY CITY
HOKE SMITH WINS GEORGIA ELECTION
DON'T PUT IT OFF—GIVE NOW
OFFICERS MAY SEARCH MEXICO FOR ASSASSINS
THREE CARDINALS JOIN IN CATHEDRAL SERVICE
EXAMINER GERRY HEARS ARIZONA S. P. CASES
FORMER KRUPP EMPLOYE IS CHARGED WITH FRAUD
IDENTIFY DEAD IN TROLLEY CRASH
AUTHOR'S MATE CHARGES HER WITH DRUNKENNESS
JAPANESE DIVORCED IN N. Y.
REGIMENTS SAIL FOR LUZON
CHICAGO CHARGES 77 CARRIERS OF CONSPIRACY
EXPERTS SAY SCOURGE AMONG HOGS WILL CEASE
CHINESE ARE CAPTURED CROSSING MEXICO'S LINE
PACIFIC METHODISTS OPEN CONFERENCE AT STOCKTON
EATS 13 EARS CORN TO PROVE HIS APPETITE
SULU SULTAN GOES HOME; PROMISES TO COME BACK
SOLDIER INJURED IN MIMIC ATTACK
HOUSE OF BISHOPS TO SETTLE OPEN PULPIT
T. R. FAVORS CHILDREN'S BUREAU IN GOVERNMENT
FORM COOKERY SCHOOLS FOR ELIGIBLE MISSES
ENGINEER FINDS CORPSE ON PILOT OF LOCOMOTIVE
BOOKKEEPER ACCUSED OF $1,140,000 EMBEZZLEMENT
MEDIUMS FAIL TO TALK TO DEAD PSYCHOLOGIST
"HAND AND A HALF" KELLY DIES OF SHOT BY SHERIFF
BROKER EPSTEIN ENDS HIB LIFE
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Burns Trails Dynamiters in This City
MANY CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS ARE MADE
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS MEN RECEIVED IN PEKING
RAINS DESTROY CORN CROPS IN HOOSIER STATE
GASOLINE FIRE BURNS WOMAN
PORTUGUESE REPUBLIC ISSUES PROCLAMATION
WIL.L MEET TODAY
PLAN P. O. OPENING
MADRID SENDS WARSHIP AND AUTOS TO PORTUGAL
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO WANT DANISH CONVENTION
WILL BUILD $200,000 THEATER
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Portugal's Dethroned King, Nobleman Who Was Chief Adviser and Streets in Capital Held by the Insurgents
NO NEWS FROM GAGE AT LISBON
OPPOSITION OF ARMY AND NAVY SURPRISES ENVOY
SPAIN'S PREMIER SAYS ALL QUIET AT MADRID
FRENCH NOT SURPRISED AT PORTUGAL'S REBELLION
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Club News
The Theaters
LOS ANGELES S. P. C. A. CITES MONTH'S FIGURES
Society
Music Notes
JUSTICE SUMMERFIELD CONFINED AT HOME ILL
THREE FACE CHARGE OF MAKING DEADLY ASSAULT
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND THE OIL FIELDS
PROSPERITY IN OIL FIELDS TO CONTINUE
LOCATE CLAY CLAIMS
SANTA FE BRINGS IN TWO LARGE GUSHERS ON MIDWAY PROPERTY
MINING QUOTATIONS
Bullion Hill Property, Where Local Men Will Start Extensive Operations
COMPLETION OF MINT
TONOPAH EARNINGS
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
PROFITS RESTORE TONE OF MARKET
-•—• ,;> NEW YORK COTTON
COFFEE AND SUGAR
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
FLOUR AND FEED
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
PRICEB OF METALB IN NEW YORK MARKET
DEALERS AFTER EGGS DESPITE HIGH PRICES
CHICAGO GRAIN
METAL MARKETS
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
Page 7 Advertisements
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Municipal Affairs
CITY COUNCIL ORDERS 74 MORE PATROLMEN
WANT ORDINANCE TO DRIVE OUT CHINESE LAUNDRIES
MAY INSTALL 50 CREGIER POLICE SIGNAL BOXES
TO OPEN AVENUES ACROSS SANTA FE RIGHT OF WAY
WILL RECOMMEND WIDENING OF STREETS TO COUNCIL
WORK OF PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION IS DISCUSSED
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN TO GIVE GARDEN FETE
ATTORNEY SEEKS TO FIND FLAW IN JUVENILE LAW
WILL ASK CONTRACTOR TO EXPLAIN DELAY IN WORK
CITY DENIES PERMITS FOR FOUR-FOOT SIDEWALKS
News of the Courts
CLAIMS INTERFERENCE WITH HARBOR RIGHTS
WILL OF MRS. F. E. HOWE DISPOSES OF $900,000
CONTESTS BROTHER'S WILL; $20,000 ESTATE INVOLVED
SIX CHARGES OF CRIME FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT
JURY AWARDS $50
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
JUDGE TAKES VACATION
NEW INCORPORATIONS
WINS SUIT FOR PRICE OF LOST RAILROAD TICKET
CLAIMS WOMAN FAILED TO FULFILL STOCK CONTRACTS
PROBATE COURT ORDERS SALE OF WYATT VEHICLES
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT GRANTED GENERAL OTIS
GOTHAM DETECTIVES HERE TO RETURN ARRESTED MAN
PETITION COURT TO GUARD COW'S STATUS AS CHAMPION
ADVANCE IN FREIGHTS DELAYED FOUR MONTHS
CONTINUE CASE OF INDIANS
DECLARE MEAD ELECTED GOVERNOR OF VERMONT
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
FINANCIERS TAKE PLEASURE TOUR
RANCH OWNER ON STAND
BANKERS DISCUSS NATION'S FINANCE
Dr. C. B. Lipman, Who Spoke at the Soil Convention Yesterday
SOIL VALUE IS THEME OF PRESIDENT WHEELER
RELEASE STRIKER HELD ON MISDEMEANOR CHARGE
NEW YORK POST ISSUES L. A. EDITION FOR BANKERS
SEEK EDITORS' SUPPORT FOR STATE TAX LEVY
PEKING PROFESSOR TALKS OF CHINA TO FEDERATION
ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
GOVERNMENT WILL DREDGE HARBOR
HOWARD GREEN FORMALLY CHARGED WITH MURDER
CELTIC CLUB BANQUETS 150 MEMBERS OF ORDER
TWO PERSONS SLIGHTLY INJURED BY AUTOMOBILES
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LATE HAPPENINGS IN SPORTDOM
OAKS TAKE FIRST SCRAP OF SERIES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
FIGURE COBB IS LEADING LAJOIE FOR BUZZ BUGGY
FLANAGAN QUITS SPORT TO TAKE CARE OF COIN
LUCIEN APPLEBY. FAMOUS IN RACING CIRCLES, DEAD
80000 AUTOS TURNED OUT IN COUNTRY DURING YEAR
AMERICAN LEAGUE
FOOTBALL SCORES
DELHI EASY FOR SEAL STICKSTERS
WILL RESERVE 15,000 SEATS FOR BIG GAMES
BOWLING SCORES
GREGG STINGY TO SACRAMENTOITES
LEXINGTON RACES
LOUISVILLE RESULTS
OGDEN RACES
OGDEN ENTRIES
GRAHAM ANNOUNCES HIS HETLING CASE RULING
MAHER TO RETIRE FROM TURF WITH A MILLION
YALE AND PRINCETON DISCUSSING OFFICIALS
HERRINGTOITS INJURY TURNS MICHIGAN DOPE
YALE-TUFTS, 17-0
TEAM WORK IS STAGG'S AIM AT CHICAGO UNIV.
PRINCETON TIGERS WIN
V. OF P. HAS HARD GAME
CARNEGIE DONATES $500 TO EXHIBIT IN REDLANDS
P. E. CONSTRUCTION CREW COMPLETES POMONA LINES
POSTPONE TRIAL OF DRUGGIST
PLANS ANNOUNCED FOR GOLF EVENT
ASKS LOOKOUT FOR ACCUSED
SETS PRELIMINARY HEARING
COAST LEAGUE NOT TO BE ENLARGED
JOHNSON AND OLDFIELD TO RACE THIS MONTH
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
PASADENA PLANS TO ATTRACT CONVENTIONS
WOMEN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETIES WILL MEET
PASADENA BREVITIES
PASADENA ELKS ELECT TO FILL TWO VACANCIES
EASTERN BANKER STUNG WHILE AT BALBOA BEACH
VETERINARY SURGEON SOBS WHEN FINED FOR SPEEDING
MAN FALLS FROM LADDER; WOMAN THROWN FROM AUTO
CROWN CITY SOCIAL NOTES
LONG BEACH
THREE MEN INJURED AND 23 AUTOS BURNED
BIGN FOR IMPROVEMENTS
LEAVE FOR NEW HOME
MEXICAN 18 RELEASED
THEFT CHARGED TO BOYS
LONG BEACH NOTES
ITALIAN MUSICIAN IS SLASHED WITH RAZOR
DOG BITES NEWSBOY
SANTA MONICA
PING PONG GAME IS HELD TO BE GAMBLING
OCEAN PARK
OCEAN PARK SCHOOLS INAUGURATE FIRE DRILL
FUNERAL WILL BE HELD FOR NIRAM W. BEEMAN
ARREST TWO MEXICANS FOR STEALING GUITAR
FUNERAL WILL BE HELD TODAY FOR MRS. STEWART
ANGELENO ARRESTED IN NORTH
SAN BERNARDINO
MAY HAVE DUG UP BURIED TREASURE AT DEL ROSA
COURT RULES SANTA FE MUST PAY DISPUTED TAX
ARRAIGN YOUTH ON CHARGE OF ATTACKING WOMEN
FREEHOLDERS TO DRAFT CHARTER FOR POMONA
BELL AND SPELLACY CHEERED AT MADERA
NEW YORK INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE PUTS UP TICKET
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE TO GAIN HUSBAND'S SYMPATHY
HOLD NEW YEAR'S SERVICES AT SINAI SYNAGOGUE
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Untitled
The R. R. Oil Lands and False Issues
FREDERICKS SCANDAL
LAW'S CHAMPION
Stalling for Time
SAN FRANCISCO THE PLACE
Common Sense and the Court
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
Public Letter Box
THE CITY
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
JOHNSON IS CHEERED BY CROWDS AT OXNARD
DAVIS PREDICTS BELL'S ELECTION
ANNOUNCE GOOD GOV'T. MEETINGS NEXT WEEK
PLAN GOOD GOV'T. MEETING TONIGHT AT INGLEWOOD
HON. J, O. DAVIS, WHO SAYS BELL WILL BE NEXT GOVERNOR
LISSNER SAYS FACTION CONTROVERSY IS ENDED
SANTA BARBARA WARMLY GREETS HIRAM JOHNSON
BEGINS FEDERAL SENTENCE FOR POSING AS OFFICER
WHITTIER CHEERS WOOLWINE SPEECH
DEMOCRATS NAME MAN TO RUN FOR CONGRESS IN 8TH
ANGELENO G. O. P. STUMPERS RECEIVED WELL IN NORTH
BABA BHARATI'S LECTURE
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OPPOSE ARROYO SECO DIRT FILL
FEDERATED IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION WILL MEET
LABOR DELEGATES PASS DAY IN TOUR OF BEACHES
PUBLIC RECEPTION WILL BE TENDERED DR. CHAPMAN
GAMUT CLUB ENTERTAINS NOTED OPERA SINGERS
WOMAN GOES TO JAIL
Shipping News
THE WEATHER
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I.O.O.F. HOLD MILITARY COUNCIL
FEAR LANDLORDS WILL RULE DOMAIN
CREW SET TRAPS IN RICE BOXES TO CATCH CHINESE
NINETEEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL IS ACCUSED OF MURDER
SCIENTIST SAYS HUDSON AT N. Y. IS UNBRIDGEABLE
BUILDING PERMITS
Citrus Fruit Report
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