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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 12, 13 October 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FRENCH PREMIER DECLARES STRIKE IS INSURRECTION
ARREST PROMINENT WOMEN ON SUSPICION OF THEFT
FRANK PIERCE, FIRST ASST. SECY. INTERIOR, NOW IN LOS ANGELES
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
AVIATORS SAIL FOR U. S.
CIVIL WAR GENERAL DIEB
REPORT NEW CHOLERA CASES
PIERCE ARRIVES; OIL LAND OWNERS TO HAVE HEARING
PROF. HALE IS HONORED BY BERLIN UNIVERSITY
LOOMIS DEFENDS PLAN OF MERGER IN RAILWAY CASE
Charles F. Lummis, Who Is Facing Proceedings That Wife May Bring
SHOOT UP TOWN; DYNAMITE BANK
ACCUSED REVOLUTIONIST CAST IN MEXICAN PRISON
WOMAN WAVES GUN; MILLIONAIRE RUNS
WELLMAN DELAYS START OF FLIGHT TO EUROPE
NEW PRESIDENT SEATED IN ARGENTINE REPUBLIC
MARITAL STORM JARS IN MELODY OF LUMMIS SONG
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WILL ASK UNIFORMITY OF COMPENSATION LAWS
IDITAROD GOLD CLEANUPS SAID TO RIVAL TANANA
BARNES, IN WRATH, QUITS COMMITTEE
FINDING OF OBSTRUCTION PREVENTS TRAIN WRECK
WATER GAINING ON PUMPS OF STRANDED SHIP DEMARA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY GAINS
REPORT FOREIGNERS IN DANGER IN HONDURAS
THINKS MONOPOLY IS HERE TO STAY
DEDICATE MONUMENT TO MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
3 INJURED AND $30,000 LOSS BY LAMP EXPLOSION
CATTLE DISEASE BREAKS OUT
DIX PROMISES TO USE SEARCHLIGHT
SECURES M. D. DEGREE TO GIVE HOBOES TREATMENT
HOMESICK CREW OF WHALER LETITIA MUTINY IN ARCTIC
OREGON LINE RAISES • STOCK TO $100,000,000
RUSSIA STARTS WAR ON SECT
COURT GRANTS MERCY PLEA
DRYS SELECT NOMINEE
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SWISS FIRST TO GREET REPUBLIC
New Portugal Government Will Not Seek to Recover Royal Jewels Given by King Manuel to Dancing Girl
CHEIF JUSTICE STEELE OF COLORADO IS DEAD
PRESIDENT TAFT INDORSED BY POSTAL ASSOCIATION
OKLAHOMA TOURIST TO* SETTLE AT SANTA ANA
DISCUSS CHILD PROTECTION
AN ENJOYABLE OCCASION
PASADENANS WILL ATTEND OPENING OF NEW HOTEL
Y. M. C. A. PLANS RECEPTION
RAIN COMES TO BURNING FORESTS
TAFT REVIEWS COLUMBUS DAY PARADE IN BOSTON
SAN FRANCISCO CELEBRATES
ASSERTS PRIMARY NEEDS AMENDING
HELD FOR INCENDIARISM, WOMAN DIES IN AMBULANCE
' PAY VISIT TO APPLE SHOW
FIRE DONATIONS DUTY
POLICE TO APPLY 3RD DEGREE TO CHILDREN
GRAND JURY INDICTS DR. CRIPPEN AND MISS LENEVE
MOB KILLS NEGRO WHO ASSAULTED WHITE WOMAN
BOSSISIM IN POLITICS DOOMED, SAYS BOURNE
ARCHITECT REFUSED NEW TRIAL
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ROOSEVELT TALKS TO THE KNIGHTS
A. L. FUGARD, MAYOR OF PUEBLO. WHO HAS ROUSED GAMBLERS
THINKS ATTACK WAS BY GAMBLERS
WAR DEPARTMENT CONSENTS TO NEWPORT SEWER CANAL
ARRANGE RECEPTION FOR RETURN OF COMPANY H
BOY CONVICTED OF MURDER RECEIVES LIFE SENTENCE
STARKVILLE DEAD LIST INCREASES
GILLETT REVIEWS 4000 MILITIA AND REGULARS
JURIST DECLARES LIFE TERM WORSE THAN DEATH
SEPTEMBER FAVORABLE FOR CROPS IN GENERAL
u.CTORS SAY DOLLIVER'S CONDITION NOT CRITICAL
DOCTORS ADVISE CARUSO TO CANCEL ENGAGEMENTS
BURGLAR KILLS BOY WHO STARTLES HIM TO FLIGHT
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SOCIETY
ARRESTED ON OLD WARRANT
Mrs. Karl English Heigold, Who Became a Happy Bride Yesterday
POPULAR COUPLE OF BELMONT DISTRICT WED
ALASKA GOVERNOR FAVORS OPENING COAL LANDS
WILL ASK DELEGATES TO NAME BAY STATE LEADER
ANTI-SALDONISTS WILL WORK FOR 'DRY ARIZONA
DIES FOLLOWING SALE OF PATENT FOR $100,000
Club News
Musical
THIEF BTEALS JEWELRY
RAISE OF 68 PER CENT IN NEW BRITAIN, CONN., CENSUS
WOMAN'S MISSION BOARD HOLDS 50TH ANNIVERSARY
CLAIMS 43 PER CENT OF ! NEGROES ILLITERATE
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND THE OIL FIELDS
BOOM DAYS START CALIFORNIA OIL STOCKS
AMERICAN OILFIELDS BUILDS NEW DERRICKS
BUYS WEISS INTEREST
Crown Oil Company Ships Material for Furthering Work in District
OIL MEN BUY ACREAGE IN SAN EMEDIO FIELD
NATIVE COPPER STRUCK IN LONDON-GILA MINE
RAY CONSOLIDATED ISSUES FAVORABLE ANNUAL REPORT
GLOBE LEACHING PLANT TREATS 125 TONS A DAY
FIRST OIL IS EN ROUTE TO ST. MICHAEL, ALASKA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC OWES 16,000 COALINGA ACRES
TOMBSTONE HAS WATER UNDER FULL CONTROL
PROGRESB AT JACK POT
ORANGE COUNTY WELLS INCREASE PRODUCTION
LOBSTER SALAD BRINGS DEATH TO 5 OF 13 CLUB
FARMERS OBJECT TO EARLY RISING-RAISE MILK RATE
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WOMAN SAYS SHE HEARD TWO MEN PLOT DYNAMITING
SUPREME ORGANIZER INSTALLS 1. O.F. OFFICERS
DRIVER IS KILLED WHEN AUTO TURNS TURTLE
HEALTH OFFICER RETURNS
ACCUSED MURDuRER FREED
FLOWER SHOW WILL OPEN AT HOTEL MARYLAND NOV. 3
TOSSES CHILDREN OUT CAR WINDOW
HIRAM JOHNSON ARRESTED FQR SPEEDING IN AUTO
20 HURT IN COLLISION ".
FORM BOWLING LEAGUE
WILL HOLD G. O. P. RALLY
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
TREASURY STATEMENT
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET
DULUTH FLAX REPORT;
BIG ONION SHIPMENT FEATURE OF MARKET
FLOUR AND FEED
WHEAT QUOTATIONS
Shipping News
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METHODISTS LIKE EASTERN BISHOP
V.'OMAN RESISTS ARREST FOR DRINK WITH KNIFE
FOUR CHURCHES ADDED TO BAPTIST ASSEMBLY
PRINCE HSUN ASSASSIN SUSPECTED AS SMUGGLER
Bishop R. G. Waterhouse of M. E. Church, South, Who Is in the City
GIVE HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA SEAL
CALIFORNIA CITIES URGE EXPOSITION
MAN USES BOY'S BODY AS SCREEN FROM DEATH SHOT
Municipal Affairs
WILL DISCUSS OWENS RIVER SURPLUS POWER
HIGHLAND PARK DESIRES LAND USED BY RAILROAD
ENGINEER MAY INSPECT GROOVE GIRDER SYSTEM
CITY WILL APPROPRIATE LAND OWNED BY SANTA FE
LETTER CARRIERS TO REPORT FOR INSPECTION
WOMAN STRUCK BY AUTO SUFFERS WOUND OF SCALP
PUBLIC WILL ASSEMBLE AT FEDERAL BUILDING
CONVENTION OF CHURCHES MAY END IN DISSENSION
DR.TANNER, DIRECTOR OF NEW CURATIVE INSTITUTE
PASSENGER AGENTS TO CONVENE AT DALLAS, TEXAS
MEXICANS HAVE STABBING AFFRAY-ONE IS WOUNDED
ACCUSE INDIAN OF STABBING
CHIEF URGES INCREASE IN COAST ARTILLERISTS
THIRTY YEARS' DISPUTE WITH INDIANS SETTLED
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
FIND TIMES CLEW IN HANDWRITING
Pretty Granddaughter of Indian Chief Who Became Bride Yesterday
TIMES BENEFIT TICKETS TO BE SOLD ON STREET
WILL RESUME SERVICES IN NEW THOUGHT CHURCH
DISAPPEARANCE OF G. S. RANUS STILL MYSTERY
NEW CITRUS CROP WILL RUN 50,000 CARLOADS
JUDGE'S CARELESSNESS MAY END FRAUD PROSECUTION
ENGLISH BANKERS AGREE ON COTTON GUARANTEES
WEDS DESCENDANT OF INDIAN CHIEF
SAYS 1200 TOURISTS ARRIVE IN CITY DAILY
OMAHA BACHELOR WILLS HIS'NAMESAKE $50,000
DALLES COLLEGE WANTS A $25,000 ENDOWMENT
FRENCH OPERA BARITONE DIES
DIES AT SHE CALLS SPOUSE
HOMEOPATHS TO FOUND HOSPITAL
CUMBERLAND ARMY MEN GATHER IN CHATTANOOGA
CHURCH FACTIONS LINE UP FOR ORGANIZATION FIGHT
FLOOD CAUSED BY RAIN STOPS KINGSTON TRAFFIC
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LATE HAPPENINGS IN SPORTDOM
VILLAGERS TRIM SENATORS TWICE
AN IMPRACTICAL SUGGESTION
BROWN, STAR VERNON BACKSTOP WHOSE HIT WON AFTERNOON GAME
LEADERS SLUMP IN BATTING COLUMNS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
KEENE'S SOUTHERN SALES BRING IN FANCY PRICES
BEAVERS SHUT OUT DILLONITES AGAIN
ALL-STARS WIN AGAIN FROM AMERICAN LEADERS
ENGLISH POLO PLAYERS PRAISE AMERICAN PLAY
OAKS IN THE LEAD
CALL FOR SEATS BREAKS RECORD
L. A. HIGH RUGBY TEAM DEFEATS U. S. C. LAWYERS
SUNDAY RACING AGAIN ON TAP AT JUAREZ TRACK
GRAHAM DECIDES HETLING MIXUP
SOUTH PASADENA FIVE DEFEATS OCCIDENTAL
LEXINGTON RACES
WALTER CAMP RETURNS TO NEW HAVEN SCHOOL
CANADIAN WOMEN STAR IN TOURNEY
HELP THE RUNNER IS KEYNOTE OF GRIDIRON
HORSES ARRIVING FOR COAST MEET
PLANES, AERO AND OTHERWISE
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FRISCO BOXING IN DANGER OF LIFE
NEW PLAYS ARE SCARCE IN BASEBALL SCIENCE
PRESIDENT JOHNSON GIVES CLEAN BILL TO LAJOIE
MID-WINTER TENNIS IS PLAN OF S. C. L T. A.
COBB AND RUCKER TO MEET IN AUTO CONTEST
BELMONT PARK READY FOR AVIATION CONTESTS
MAJOR GRIDIRON TEAMS 'COME BACK'
NEW RACE TRACK TO BE ERECTED AT MONTREAL
HOG FEEDS ON DYNAMITE; MULE CAUSES EXPLOSION
MANY AMERICANS PLAN TO RACE IN EUROPE
BRITISH WILL CELEBRATE YEAR OF MAGNA CHARTA
TRANSACTION FOLLOWED
CLASSICS AND CLOTHES,
SPAIN TO STOP RULE OF CLERGY
WOMAN BLACKSMITHS DEFEND RIGHT TO WORK
CLAIM FRENCH R'Y MENACE TO LIFE
AN AQUATIC* TRAGEDY
THE GREATEST MAN IN THE WORLD TODAY
MAKING SURE
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OIL, THE NEW KING
Untitled
A GREAT PLAY
VOTING BY MACHINERY
Temblors
FALSE CONFESSIONS
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
YOUTH'S AMBITION
Yes, We Are for Woolwine
Aviation's Height Records
Graft in the Hospitals
Far and Wide
Merely in Jest
THE BRASS BAND
THE CITY
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
THROOP TEACHER SCORES POLITICAL SPOILSMEN
DON GASPAR. IMPERSONATOR, CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
NO HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY AGREEMENT, SAYS WATSON
Latest News and Notes in Realm of Politics
FREDERICKS TIES DOWN COMMITTEE
GOOD GOVT. PLANS MASS MEETING AT LONG BEACH
PLACER COUNTY EXTENDS WARM WELCOME TO JOHNSON
FREDERICKS' MEETING IS ATTENDED BY THIRTY-FIVE
DEMOCRATS ARRANGE FOR FORTY RALLIES
YOUNG MEN TO CAMPAIGN FOR JUDGE A. L. STEPHENS
'MOTHERED' BY A MONKEY
METHOD IN HER MADNESS
LOOKS THAT WAY
-♦<_*, ii.-, NO, INDEEDY
REPUBLICANS ARE SUPPORTING BELL
SWEATING BREAKS LABORERS'HEALTH
FROM BRADSTREET
KNIGHTS OBSERVE DISCOVERY DAY
DAY OF ATONEMENT IS OBSERVED BY HEBREWS
FUNERAL OF SOLOMON MOSS
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NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
PASADENA
GOOD TEMPLARS PLAN WARSHIP LODGE ROOMS
PASADENA SOCIAL NOTES
PASADENA BREVITIES
LONG BEACH
BOY INJURED THROUGH MAN'S CARELESSNESS
HOLD INQUEST INTO DEATH OF YOUNG WILLIS WALKER
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO TAKE MARINE JOY RIDE
WILMINGTON DOCK CO. MEETS
TO OPEN SCHOOL BIDS
BUYS SIXTY ACRES
ASK STREET PAVED
LONG BEACH NOTES
SAN BERNARDINO
CLAIM COLTON POINT FOR TERMINAL RATES
SAN BERNARDINO BOOSTERS PLAN GLAD HAND TRIP
SANTA FE IS TO ERECT LUNCH ROOM FOR EMPLOYES
)RECOVER STOLEN AUTO SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. 12.—The
BEET SUGAR FACTORY TO GO TO HUNTINGTON BEACH
SANTA ANA COUPLE MOTOR TO MARRIAGE AT UPLAND
THE WEATHER
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The Theaters
VERA STANLEY, WHO WILL BE SEEN IN THE "PRINCE OF PILSEN"
BISHOPS ASK TO PROBE FAITH CURE BY PRAYER
FERRER MEMORIAL MEETING IS HELD
INDIAN FIGHTER TELLS OF BATTLE OF CUSTER
GERMANY WOULD TAME THE TURK
CHARACTER FROM CIGARS
THE FIRST SHOE HEEL
ELEVEN STATES NOTE HOLIDAY
CABINET OF GREECE RESIGNS
BIG TIM FAVORS SUFFRAGE
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