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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 9, 10 October 1910
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Article Text
Masthead
TORNADO OF FIRE STRIKES MINNESOTA; 2000 MISSING
GRAVE IS SEALED OVER 14 VICTIMS OF FIRE TRAGEDY
PRISONERS BEAT SHERIFF; ESCAPE
INDEX OF THIS MORNING'S NEWS
FOR THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
POISONOUS GASES RETARD RESCUERS
ACCIDENT HALTS GREAT AERO RACE
MRS. R. P. SCHWERIN HAS TO PAY MORE DUTIES
ANTI-FOREIGN OUTBREAKS OCCUR IN NORTHERN CHINA
DURRANT CASE DETECTIVE CRUSHED TO DEATH BY CAR
MAN IS FATALLY SHOT BY 'GUN THAT WASN'T LOADED'
LIMITED TRAIN HITS MAN; CAUSES SLIGHT HEADACHE
HIRAM JOHNSON STARTS ON SACRAMENTO CAMPAIGN
RANCHER CUTS CHAUFFEUR, NEARLY CAUSING DEATH
SITS UNCONSCIOUS IN RUNAWAY AUTO
POLICE IN AUTO CAPTURE 2 YOUTHFUL HIGHWAYMEN
FAIL TO RELEASE SHIP
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FEAR DYNAMITERS ESCAPED TO EAST
CLUB EXTENDS BYMPATHY
Scene at Graves as Benediction Was Pronounced Over Times Dead
Nuns Lead 400 Children to Safety From Burning Home
CITIZENS HASTEN PLAN OF BENEFIT
VICTOR NAPOLEON TO WED
Tears Fall as Dr. Burdette Calls Roll of Times Dead
CHURCH HONORS REAVES' MEMORY
100 PEKING MERCHANTS BANQUET AMERICANS
FORECAST
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Untitled
TWO-CENT FARES
THE GRAND PRIX
BAGGAGE INSURANCE
"You're All Out!"
YOUR NEIGHBORS
WHY SHOES ARE HIGH
DR. COOK FOUND
Says Taft Has Failed
Criticism of Our High Schools
A Much-Needed Reform
Embroideries for Beginners
Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERB
AROUND TOWN
TELLS POLICE BROTHER PURSUES HIM WITH KNIFE
RESIDENTS FRUSTRATE ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY
REPAYS SAMARITAN ACT BY ROBBING BENEFACTOR
YOUNG BICYCLIST HURT IN COLLISION WITH CAR
MOTORCYCLISTS COLLIDE; ONE SLIGHTLY INJURED
SERVICES TO BE HELD FOR LATE JOHN MIATOVICH
SECRETARY CURRY CHECKS CANDIDATES' CERTIFICATES
RAILWAY RUSHING SUBWAY TO BEACH
Shipping News
BTEALS PASTOR'S TYPEWRITER
Mothers' Congress
MKIAN BTRKET SCHOOL
CAMBRIA STREET
EAGLE ROCK SCHOOL
CASTIXAR SCHOOL
EUCLID AVKNDK SCHOOL
BEI.VKDERK ASSOCIATION
AMELIA BTKEET SCHOOL
ALPINE STREET SCHOOL
SECOND RTKIfKT SCHOOL
TROPICO ASSOCIATION
STATE BXHCUTITB COMMITTEE
FEDERATION MEETING
VERMONT AVKNI7E SCHOOL
IIUNTINGTON PARK
JEFFEBSON ITBJUET SCHOOL
I.OCKWOOn STRKKT SCHOOL
rOIRTEEXTII STRKKT
anaiii.im AMOCIATION
IT STRIKES IN
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LATE HAPPENINGS IN SPORTDOM
HOGANITES BREAK EVEN WITH OAKS
Roy Brashear, Vernon Second Base Guardian, Who Has 'Come Back'
Napoleon Lajoie Raps Out Eight Hits in as Many Trips; Season Ends
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GOLFERS TO BEGIN PLAY; TROPHY HAS DISAPPEARED
WHITTIER NOW CLAIMS LOCAL AMATEUR TITLE
ANDRES DEFEAT RILEYS
BURKS FAIL TO APPEAR
SEALS TAKE ONE, ANGELS ANOTHER
VANCOUVER WILL NOT PLAY CALIFORNIANS
GOLDSMITHS DEFEAT OILS
NOVELTY TEAM WINS
FOLUEOFS. F. Y.C.WINS MOTOR BOAT CUP RACE
PORTLAND TAKES TWO FROM SOLONS
BICYCLE RACES ATTRACT FANS TO FIESTA PARK
LOS ANGELES REVOLVER CLUB HOLDS SHOOT FEST
NAPOLEON LAJOIE CHAMPION BATTER
HUGH JENNINGS READY FOR NEXT TRY FOR RAG
MILLMEN WIN
JIMMY JOHNSTONE PICKS CUBS TO WIN
OGDEN ENTRIES ,
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NEWS OF THE AMATEUR WORLD
DOG SHOW WILL BE HELD OCTOBER 13
SAN PEDRO DIAMOND FANS WITNESS SLOW EXHIBITION
HATCH, FORMER ANGEL, LOSES TO BUSH LEAGUER
TENTH STREETS WIN
Bellmore Khedive and Silver Lake Prize Canines of the Kennel Club
NATIONAL LUMBER TEAM WINS CITY LEAGUE' RAG
PLAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE OF MIDDLE WEST TEAMS
CATALINA FOR FITZ
DUGAN PLANS TO RIDE AT HOME NEXT SEASON
WIELAND BREWERS WIN BY HEAVY TALLY LIST
NELKS IN CLASS BY THEMSELVES
LEJEUNE BREAKS RECORD IN THROW
OCEANSIDE WINS
PIMLICO IS MECCA FOR NEW YORK TURF FANS
SANTA MONICA WINS
MONEY FOR EXHIBITIONS
BOWLING SCORES
OLYMPIC ATHLETES ON WAY TO MEET
STERLINGS WIN AT LAST
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THE MELTING POT' IS PLAY FOR ALL PEOPLE
Will Offer Catchy Songs and Clever Dances at Los Angeles
Society
'BY-PRODUCTS OF LIFE,' NEW RELIGION'S CONCERN
Attractive Young Matron from the South Who Will Be Much Feted
W. C. T. U. Department
Club News
POLICE THINK CHINESE PLOT HAD LOCAL END
'TWOULD BE UNBECOMING
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From Mines and Oil Fields
LET SOUTHERN PACIFIC MAKE GOOD TO AGENCY
Where the California Oil Men's Association Stands
STRIKE STARTS WORK IN TYBO DISTRICT
BURDEN FALLS ON AGENCY
SHRIDAN 4400 FEET DEEP
ON SAGE LEASE
COUNTY WILL OFFER SALE OF BONDS FOR GOOD ROADS
BIG COPPER DEPOSIT FOUND NEAR CARSON
LARGE NUMBER OF WELLS ABOUT TO COME IN IN MIDWAY TERRITORY
CROOK CANYON STRIKE SAMPLES $70 THE TON
ORCHESTRA OF METHODIST CHURCH TO GIVE CONCERT
VALENTINE—AFTER ONE VIA*
OCEAN PARK WOMAN WHOSE LIFE ENDED IN WAVES OF OCEAN
BODY DROWNED WOMAN WILL BE BURIED TODAY
SOUTHERN PACIFIC OIL LANDS IN LIMELIGHT
MONKS AND NUNS LEAVE PORTUGAL
CROSS-TIE SALES INCREASE IN YEAR
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
REV. ROBERT FREEMAN ACCEPTS PASADENA CALL
STATE GOOD TEMPLARS TO MEET AT PASADENA
WILL EXHIBIT PAINTING OF MOSQUE OF TAJ MAHAL
WANT MORE MEMBERS FOR TOURNAMENT OF ROSES
WILL GIVE BENEFIT SHOW FOR TIMES VICTIMS' KIN
PASADENA SPORTS
PASADENA BREVITIES
LONG BEACH
FLOATING PILE NEARLY KILLS SURF BATHER
WOMEN BRUISED IN CRASH OF AUTOS; CAR WRECKED
LONG BEACH ITEMS
FIND WOMAN'S HANDBAG
WILL OPERATE FERRY
TO PREACH TO FISHERMEN
MAY ERECT HOTEL
LAYING NEW PIPES
ORDERS DEMAND PAID
SAN BERNARDINO
SAN BERNARDINO IS 10TH AMONG COUNTIES
SUICIDE ENDEAVORS TO CONCEAL NAME TO DEATH
SANTA FE STORING OAK TIES
VENICE
VENICE HOUSE HURLED 60 FT. BY TROLLEY GARS
NEW PASTOR PREACHES
GOES SOUTH FOR MONEY
MOTORCYCLE MILE PACE LOWERED TO 52 SEC.
SHERIFF APPREHENDS MAN WANTED IN MURDER CASE
■» » » OPTIMISTIC
THE WEATHER
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POINTS OUT HOPE FOR 'A LOST RACE'
WILL BEGIN CLASSES ON POEM, 'TOWARD DEMOCRACY'
♦-♦-HIS LETTERS
Handsome Religious Edifice to Cost $100,000 Which Will Soon Be Erected by Trinity M. E. Church South
DR. LOCKE FLAYS MEN WHO WAR ON SOCIETY
PREDICTS EARLY FALL OF WORLD PLUTOCRACY
AUTO COLLISION HURLS MOTORCYCLE MAN 15 FEET
BOOTBLACK JUMPS FROM CAR-SERIOUSLY INJURED
FORTY HOURS' DEVOTION OPENS IN CATHEDRAL
DEATH INVADES FAMILY OF OLD L. A. RESIDENTS
MAN DODGES ONE AUTO; HIT BY ANOTHER; MAY DIE
NEW TRINITY EDIFICE TO COST NEAR $100,000
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR UNION CLOSES SESSION
ESCAPING GAS; VISITOR SAVES SLEEPING WOMAN
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