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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 14, 15 October 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WOOLWINE BARES EXTRAVAGANT USE OF COUNTY FUNDS
CHIEF OF WEATHER BUREAU, WHO FACES CHARGES OF CLERK
ACCUSES WILLIS MOORE OF TYRRANY IN OFFICE
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
BELL GREETED IN WOODLAND BY 1000 MEN AND TORCHES
HYDRAULIC CHAIR BLOWS UP-PORTER LOSES EYE
STOCK BROKERAGE FIRM IN NEW YORK COLLAPSES
KILLED IN AUTO COLLISION
WITNESS YIELDS RAILWAY SECRETS IN STOCK SALES
Sec'y Wilson's Daughter Will Sing at Political Meetings of Father
GIRL WILL SING TO SECURE VOTES
WAITER-CAT-COLLISION: SOUP RAINS ON PATRONS
WEST INDIES ARE SWEPT BY STORM
-RENCH SHIPS IN COLLISION; TWENTY-THREE DROWNED
COAL LAND CASE REACHES CLIMAX; 6 ARE INDICTED
MAN GRASPS LIVE WIRE; BARELY ESCAPES DEATH
MISSIONARY BOARD TO , SEND $50,000 TO AUSTRIA
CHINESE FRIGHTEN TIBETANS
DIES FROM A FALL
SEARCH GREAT LAKES FOR TRAMP SMUGGLERS
LAKE GIVES UP BODY OF MAN-POLICE FEAR MURDER
WELL CASING COLLAPSES; MAN DIES; AID IMPOSSIBLE
VOLCANO SHOWERS LAVA ON ISLANDS
KILLS MAN IN REVENGE; GOES TO PRISON FOR LIFE
COMMENDS JESUITS' WORK AS WEATHER PROPHETS
SHOWS ANTI-SMUGGLING FIGHT RAISES REVENUES
REPORT NUMBER INJURED IN OKLAHOMA WRECK 42
POSTMASTERS FAVOR CHANGES
THRONGS WATCH WRECKING . OF 77-YEAR-OLD BRIDGE
WILKESBARRE FAILS TO » GET COPYRIGHT OF NAME
VESSELS MEET DISASTER OFF COAST OF ENGLAND
M. H. De YOUNG BOOSTING BAY CITY FAIR SITE
CHICAGO BANKERS FORM CURRENCY ASSOCIATION
GRANTED HABEAB CORPUS WRIT
CANDIDATES IN COLORADO DECLARE AGAINST CANNON
BREAD LINE FEASTS ON TAMMANY'S UNEATEN FOOD
SUSPECT IN BOY'S MURDER CASE PUT UNDER ARREST
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MAYOR OUSTS POLICE CHIEF
MAN AND WOMAN GO TO . PRISON FOR $30 FORGERY
PURITY FEDERATION MEETB
WAN FATALLY CUTS NEIGHBOR
Prime Minister Canalejas of Spain Declares Revolution Is Improbable
TEST LAW KNOWN AS M'ENERY ACT
CLEANS HOME FOR WIFE'S; •RETURN, THEN ENDS LIFE
3 KILLED, 6 WOUNDED IN CHASE FOR NEGRO
TRAINS COLLIDE; 6 KILLED
ASSERTS REPUBLICANS IN SPAIN ARE DIVIDED
OAKLAND PASTOR SCORES CITY FOR BOXES IN CAFE
DISCUSS BIRD PROTECTION QUESTION AT CONFERENCE
AVIATORS OF 5 LANDS TO RACE IN BALLOONS
WOMAN ASKS POLICE TO HELP IN LOCATING SON
ELIZABETH, N. J., SHOWS 40 PER CENT INCREASE
EIGHT HURT IN CAR WRECK
PARIS FIGARO CUTS PRICE
CHARLTON AWAITS FEDERAL ACTION
PRIESTS SPEAK IN FAVOR OF SUNDAY BALL PLAYING
BC-pY OF COLORADO CHIEF JUSTICE LAYS IN STATE
PLANS LECTURE COURSE ON CURRENT HISTORY TOPICS
COLORADO LEGISLATORS ADOPT DIRECT PRIMARY
EXPOSE REVELS OF RENO DIVORCEES
60-YEAR RESIDENT OF LOS ANGELES HURT BY AUTO
COLONIST RUSH BREAKS RECORDS
REAL ESTATE OPERATORS DENY CHARGE OF FRAUD
RAINFALL REACHES .75 INCH
CHAMBER PLANS FOR VON L. MEYER'S VISIT
PRESENCE OF OPERATORS PRESAGES BIG OIL DEAL
WANTS EVANGELICAL AND M.E. CHURCHES TO AGREE
CLAIMS LIVERYMEN FAIL TO COMPLY WITH LAW
JUDGES HEAR ARGUMENTS TO .RESTORE CATTLE RATES
ELECTRIC FREIGHT CAR KILLS FOUR IN AUTO
SMOKING THE WHISKERS
Shipping News
#-»> FRUIT MARKET
_. « » NEW YORK COTTON
COFFEE AND SUGAR
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
FALL IN BOILING DYE; 1 DEAD
PINKERTONS HIRED FOR TIMES CASE
BOOSTERS GET $1500 FOR TIMES SUFFERERS
WITNESSES TO DESCRIBE TIMES FIRE AT INQUEST
NORTHERN PACIFIC DRAWS LINE ON PASS ISSUANCE
Club News
HILL CLIMBING A3 A TEST
URGES INCREASES IN MANUFACTURES
FIRST AID TO INJURED NEW DUTY OF POLICE
U. S. DOES NOT OBJECT TO SANTA ANA SEWER PROJECT
IRON BOLTS CLOSE ON COURT CLERK
CLAIM OFFICER USED AUTO AS AEROPLANE
Y. W_ C. A. INVITES CHILDREN TO JOIN FREE GYMNASIUM
NO MORE MATERIAL
PLAN RUN FROM COAST TO COAST
From Mines and Oil Fields
PIERCE WILL CONFER WITH OIL MEN TODAY
MINE NEAR PHOENIX ' RETURNS RICH VALUES
! AGREEMENT QUIETS FEAR I i . I
MAY HELP M'KITTRICK
CEMENTS OFF
PRODUCES 175 BARRELS
LADY WASH LANDS CASING IN SHALE
RELIEVED OF TROUBLE
UNITED GETS SHOWING
FLOWS 150 BARRELS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC GRANTS ARE WORTH FIVE HUNDRED MILLIONS
MINING QUOTATIONS
BUILDING PERMITS
FRENCH EXPERT .THINKS U. S. TARIFF TOO HIGH
LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
DEALERS RESTORE MARKET STRENGTH
DUN'S WEEKLY LETTER ";■;.>
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
METAL MARKETS
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
BRADSTREETS' WEEKLY REVIEW
BANK.CLEARINGS
FINANCIAL
COTTON AND WOOL
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARK ET
THANKSGIVING TURKEYS WILL BRING TOP PRICES
STANDARD OIL CUTB PRICE
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
TREASURY BTATEMENT
ASKS ECONOMY IN TAX COLLECTIONS
GAS LEAK; MATCH; BOY IS INJURED
SUE FOR INFRACTION BUILDING RESTRICTION
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
Personal Mention
Municipal Affairs
ELEVATOR ORDINANCE IS VETOED BY MAYOR
NIPPONESE ENGINEER PLANS JAPANESE GARDEN IN PARK
COUNCIL WILL PASS ON GARBAGE LOADING SITE
OPEN BIDS FOR PILING
TO CLOSE STORES SUNDAY
MILITIAMEN WILL BURY VICTIMS OF FOREST FIRE
TROOPS RETURN FROM MANILA
News of the Courts
BERLIN DYE CO. FILES SUIT AGAINST THE CITY
WIDOW ASKS PROBATE ON $48,000 SPROUL ESTATE
COURT GRANTS PROBATION j TO ASSAULTER AND THIEF
SUES FOR DAMAGES TO HOME BY CRASH OF WAGON
FORGER GOES TO PRISON TWO YEARS; ASSAULTER, 6
NEW INCORPORATIONS
JAIL FORGER FOR SIX MONTHS
EXPECT MONTHS MAY QUIET BILLS OF LADING DISPUTE
DICKINSON SEES GERMAN WAR BALLOON IN FLIGHT
NONOGENARIAN ADVISES WOMEN AGAINST SMOKING
RULES SUBMITTED FOR ARIZONA CONSTITUTION
LAST YEAR'S U. S. COTTON IMPORT NEXT TO RECORD
PLAN JUBILEE AT GETTYSBURG
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
NIGHT AND DAY BANK IS CLOSED
Attaches of San Francisco Postoffice Who Made an Inspection of the New Federal Building Yesterday
PLAN IMPROVEMENT IN CITY POSTAL SERVICE
YOUNG MAN WAITING FOR CAR ROBBED BY NEGROES
TELEGRAPHER RESIGNS
OPPOSE EQUAL SUFFRAGE
REPORT DYNAMITE FOUND UNDER OFFICIALS' CAR
FALLS 9 STORIES; INJURIES SLIGHT
PECULIAR MALADY ATTACKS WOMAN ON STREET CAR
OFFERS STOCK VALUED AT $129,000 TO CHURCH
MILWAUKEE WOMAN DIES
PICTURE SHOWING HOW IRON WORKER FELL NINE STORIES
WAIF THANKS THE HERALD . FOR SECURING HIM HOME
ARRESTED ON BURGLARY AND FORGERY CHARGES
"CASA VERDUGO" PROTECTS NAME
SEEKS TO END HER LIFE WITH PAIR OF SCISSORS
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LATE HAPPENINGS IN SPORTDOM
J. PLUVIUS RULES; TWO GAMES TODAY
INTERSCHOLASTIC SEASON OPENS ON GRIDIRONS
ARTHUR D. PRINDLE WILL SUCCEED FRED THOMSON
MISS COMBE CHAMPION
'Ownie' Bush, Selected by Experts as Best Shortstop Now in Game
NEW YORK AMERICANS WIN FROM NATIONALS
CANADIAN WINNERS IN CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF
GAME WARDEN ROBINSON ADVOCATES SHORT SEASON
AMERICANS TRIM JAPS
BAN JOHNSON ABSOLVES CORRIDON FROM BLAME
ALL-STARS TAKE ANOTHER FROM PHILADELPHIA TEAM
OWNIE BUSH NOW BEST SHORTSTOP
OAKS BREAK EVEN WITH MOHLERITES
HOLLYWOOD MEITS SAN PEDRO
W. K. VANDERBILT HAS WON ANOTHER FORTUNE FROM RACES
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
FIRST CONFERENCE GAME OF GRIDIRON TEAMS TODAY
NEW FOOTBALL RULES FAIL IN PREVENTING INJURIES
STARS PLAY REDONDO
W. K. VANDERBILT LARGEST WINNER
I. A. A. C. WINS AT NEW ORLEANS
RICH DRUGGIST LOSES LIFE IN ALASKAN HUNT
BEAVERS ADD TO SHUTOUT RECORD
U. C. -STANFORD BABY GAME TODAY
ABBOTT WANTS. STARS
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LADY KATE BEST CANINE OF SHOW
OGDEN WINNERS
CHILD BURNED»TO DEATH STILL CLASPS HER DOLL
MOUNTAINS GET SNOWFALL
Ascot Victoria Astor, Prize Winning Beauty Under the Eye of Judge Jarret
ROOSEVELT CONDEMNS BOSSISM CORRUPTION
DICK FERRIS ORGANIZES AUTO RACING ASSOCIATION
REPORT JOHN D. BEHIND PROJECT FOR IRRIGATION
JEFF DAVIS' GRANDCHILD WILL WED ARTIST'S SON
LOS ANGELES MAN CHOSEN OFFICER CLAIM AGENTS
DOLLY GRAY SIGNS LIFE CONTRACT WITH CUPID
SEEK YOUTH WHO ELOPED WITH SANTA BARBARA GIRL
ASKS FOR ALIMONY AFTER BEING DIVORCED 18 YEARS
DISCOVERED
EPISCOPAL BISHOPS AND DEPUTIES MEET
TWO MEN'S LIVES ARE SAVED BY 'KNOCKOUT'
GIRLS BETTER STUDENTS
WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO JONEB?
LEXINGTON TRACK CLIPPING RECORDS
CAUSES ARREST OF WIDOW WHOSE REGARD HE SPURNED
, • » —— EMPIRE STATE SOLON INDICTED
THE AMERICAN WOMAN'S LEAGUE
STRIKERS IN AWE OF 10,000 TROOPS
HIDES 350 YARDS OF LACE UNDER CLOTHES
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THE CITY'S ELECTRICAL POWER
Untitled
BE FAIR
A Dancing Girl and a King
KEEP COOL
THE PROOF
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
KEEP YOUR GRIT
Discusses City's Problem
Insurgents
Answers with Abuse
Bankers and Public Policy
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
THE CITY
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
McATEE GAINS SUPPORT OF PROGRESSIVE CLUB
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
REBELS AGAINST RULE OF BOSSES
PROF. HANDLEY TO ADDRESS THE VOTERS AT SAN PEDRO
POMONA REPUBLICAN CLUB PLANS FOR JOHNSON RALLY
Here Is Woolwine's Pledge to People of Los Angeles County
HIRAM JOHNSON REPLIES TO CHARGE OF ANARCHY
WOOLWINE WILL REPLY TO FREDRICKS 'ANSWER'
A. L STEPHENS CLUB PLANS ENTHUSIASTIC CAMPAIGN
LirE IN NEW YORK
LOCAL DEMOCRATS PLAN BIG RALLY FOR BELL
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN SPEAKER GOES NORTH
OPPONENTS FLOCK TO WOOLWINE'S STANDARD
SPELLACY SEES STATE DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
PLAN VIGOROUS WAR ON LIQUOR LAW VIOLATORS
WILL ISSUE CIRCULARS TO CATCH PASADENA ROBBER
PASADENA SCHOOL NEWS
HALF INCH OF RAIN FALLS
LACKED A QUORUM
PASADENA SOCIETIES MEET
PASADENA BREVITIES
POMONA EBELL CLUB GIVES OPENING ENTERTAINMENT
WILL OPEN LINE POMONA TO UPLAND BY JAN. 1
EL CENTRO INVITES VISIT OF GLAD HAND BOOSTERS
MAKE R.EALTY PURCHASES
DEPORT 3 INSANE PERSONS
<* • . ASKS TO COMPROMISE SUIT
_ ■» ♦ ♦ YOUTH COMMITS SUICIDE
LONG BEACH
OCEAN BLUFF MANSION IS SOLD FOR $100,000
POSTPONE WOMAN'S HEARING ON CHARGEOF ASSAULT
IDENTIFY ALCOHOL'S VICTIM
MOWER CUTS BOY'B FINGER
BAND TO GO ON TOUR
SCHOOL TOTS BOOST CITY
LONG BEACH ITEMS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SANTA ANA
PROBATE SUIT INVOLVES SANITY OF A SUICIDE
THE WEATHER
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INSTALLATION OF PASTOR PLANNED
REV. L. C. KIRKES TO BE INSTALLED IN LOCAL CHURCH
MONROVIA VOTERS APPROVE SEWER AND WATER BONDS
U. S. BUILDING TO OPEN TONIGHT
LOS ANGELES POSTCARD CAMPAIGN NEARS END
OLDFIELD BREAKS MILE RECORD IN 50 SECONDS
FRESNOITE BEATEN AND LEFT FOR DEAD BY THUGS
MOTHER BEREFT OF CHILD ENDS LIFE WITH BULLET
RAINSTORM TOTAL NOW OVER NORMAL
LUMMIS' DIARY MAY NOT APPEAR
PLACE MURDER CHARGE ON JAPANESE NOW FUGITIVE
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