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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 16, 17 October 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WELLMAN, EUROPE – BOUND, CONTINUES HIS FLIGHT
DISCOVERY OF DYNAMITE CARGO IN SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE ADDS MORE MYSTERY TO TIMES CASE
WYNMALEN FLIES FROM PARIS TO BRUSSELS
KING MANUEL EMBARKS ON YACHT OF GEORGE V
PRESS OF FRANCE APPLAUDS BRIAND
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
Pilot of Balloon America Now on Transatlantic Flight to Europe
TAFT LEAVES HIS SUMMER HOME
5 KILLED, 17 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK IN GEORGIA
WINS SIXTH BRIDE WHEN EIGHTY-ONE
13 JAILED FOR STREET SPEAKING AT FRESNO
BURGLARS ENTER MASON OPERA HOUSE; GET LITTLE
WIRELESS BEARS 'ALL'S WELL' FROM AIRCRAFT 300 MILES OUT OVER ATLANTIC OCEAN
U.S. CRUISERS RETURN FROM CHILEAN FIESTA
TRAIN HITS BURRO, JUMPS TRACK; ONE MAN KILLED
CENSUS FIGURES HILL STAND TEST
TACOMA WILL ASK CENSUS RECOUNT
Ten Mammoth Balloons Scheduled to Compete at St. Louis for World's Prize
TEN BALLOONS ENTER CUP RACE AT ST. LOUIS
TWO SMALL ITALIAN GIRLS ARRIVE ALONE, FRIENDLESS
TO SHOW STRUCTURAL WORK OF ALL COUNTIES
BELL REGRETS PERSONAL FIGHT ENTERS CAMPAIGN
Fund for the Explosion Sufferers
FRENCH DIRIGIBLE CROSSES CHANNEL
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DOLLIVER FUNERAL SET ON THURSDAY
ITALIAN MOTHER CLAIMS HALF OF BRITISH BABE
GEORGE YON L. MEYER SECRETARY pF NAVY ft TO VISIT SAN PEDRO
NAVY SECRETARY WILL ARRIVE IN CITY TODAY
HURTZ CAPTURED WHILE SLEEPING
C.J. NOYES DIESAT SISTERS HOSPITAL
PROF. T. W. SHANNON, WHO WILL SPEAK AT PURITY CONGRESS
AVIATORS TO TRY FOR $10,000 PRIZE
Ryan Offers $10,000 for Aeroplane Contest Around Statue of Liberty
SOCIAL PROBLEMS TO BE DISCUSSED
WILD WEST SHOW ANIMALS MAKE SABBATH REST DAY
DENVER PRESSMEN STILL OUT
TITLES TO BE ABOLISHED
REMINDERS OF TROUBLE
EXPEND MILLIONS IN COTTON IMPORT
PARIS WORK GIRLS ON STRIKE MOB 'BLACKLEGS'
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Untitled
OUR BIGGEST NEED
SOME FINE READING
Another Dynasty Shaking
PROGRESSIVE ARIZONA
POSTAL "REFORM"
TO AN AEROPLANE
FORGETFUL PEOPLE
California and Louisiana
Good Women and Bad
Cluttering Up Justice
SHE WON
KNOWS HIS BUSINESS
Public Letter Box
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
MRS. ROSALIE BLACK DIES; FUNERAL SERVICES TODAY
FEDERATED IMPROVEMENT CLUBS PLAN MASS MEETING
FIND 2 BODIES AFLOAT IN MARE ISLAND CHANNEL
Personal Mention
Political Notes
URGE VOTERS TO 'CUT' FREDERICKS
TOPHAM SCORES FREDERICKS' ACTS
TONIGHT AT LONG BEACH: WOOLWINE ON FREDERICKS
WOOLWINE WILL SPEAK IN BOYLE HEIGHTS DISTRICT
MAMMA'S SAD SEA EXPERIENCE
WAGERS FAVOR BELL TO CARRY SHASTA COUNTY
AWAIT OTHER ARRESTS IN ALASKA COAL FRAUD
NEW CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IS DEDICATED
LAYS CORNERSTONE OF NEW BAPTIST CHURCH
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LATE HAPPNINGS SPORTDOM
CUBS AND ATHLETICS WILL BATTLE FOB WORLD'S BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
NEW SWIMMING MOVEMENT INTERESTS AQUATIC FANS
Charlie Graham, Who Is Preparing to Annex 1911 Coast League Pennant
CHARLIE GRAHAM AFTER 1911 RAG
BURKES WIN AGAIN
PICOS TRIM JEFFS
BREWERB VICTORIOUS
JIM BARRY WINS FROM SCOT SANDY
V 'BABE' ASHER MISSED
THRONGS IN LINE TO BUY TICKETS TO SERIES
CINCINNATI REDS TAKE TWO GAMES FROM NAPS
OLINDA DEFEATS DOWNEY
GOLDSMITHS AFTER REDONDO
HAPPY HOGAN AND CHARLIE GRAHAM SHARE HONORS IN DAY'S SCHEDULE
L.A. REVOLVER CLUB HOLDS MONTHLY SHOOT
FOOTBALL PRACTICE DAILY
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NEWS OF THE AMATERUR WORLD
ANGELS WIN TWO FROM PORTLAND
BURKE ATHLETICS TAKE MEASURE OF ANAHEIM
PASADENA A. C. TO MEET
OLYMPICS DEFEAT COLLEGIANS
SEALS AND OAKS TAKE ONE APIECE
WHITTIER TRIMS HUGHES
PEDRO BEAT CLINES
McAleer and Goodwin of Echo Park Team in Fast Play on Echo Diamond
STERLINGS GIVE FERNANDO FIGHT OF THEIR LIVES
SANTA MONICA DEFEATS BROADWAY MERCHANTS
SHERMAN INDIANS WIN
RILEY T-BONES TRIM CELERY GROWERS 11 TO 8
NADEAUS LOSE TO BERDOO IN HARD FOUGHT GAME
DYAS CLINES TRIMMED BY SAN PEDRO STARS
JUVENILE LEAGUE HAS MANY STARS
MOTORIBTS PLAN TOUR
COLUMBINE WINS HANDICAP PRIZE
TIMELY HITTING WINS FOR JEFFERSON CENTRAL TEAM
GOLDSMITHS DEFEAT MILL WORKERS IN HARD FIGHT
THROOP ELECTB MANAGER
VERDUGO PARK AND BREWERS ARE TIED
THROOP AND PASADENA MAY ARRANGE MEETING
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'ETERNAL THREE' LOSES IDEAL LOVE IN REALITY
HOLIDAY SKETCH SELECTED FOR PATRONS OF ORPHEUM
MISS CAMERON CHARMS IN 'PRINCE OF PILSEN'
Ferris Hartman as Leander Lamb in 'Mary's Lamb,' Grand Opera House
Indians and Cowboys of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show Pitching Camp, and Pawnee Bill, Partner of Famous Scout
HARTMAN SINGERS WIN IN MELODIOUS COMEDY
MUST REMOVE FENCES FROM CITY PROPERTY
DEFINING THE DIFFERENCE
CHILDREN GAZE IN AWE AT WILD WEST CAMPS
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From Mines and Oil Fields
NEW COMPANIES TAKE INTERESTS IN MEXICO
IN BLUE *BHALE
SfiLLS 2,500,000 BARRELS
Jackling of Ray Consolidated Believes Copper Will Advance
TAFT WITHDRAWAL CHECKS INFLUX INTO LOST HILLS
"LET US ALONE NOW," STANDARD OIL MOTTO
CONSIDERS PARADISE A RICH COPPER FIELD
WILL RESUME WORK
OIL IS ENCOUNTERED ON SAN LUCAS RANCH
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
NEW PLACER PROPOSITION
LEAVE FOR PLACERS
160 BARRELS DAILY
LADY OF LORETTO CHURCH HOLDS 40 HOURS' DEVOTION
FELLOWSHIP CHOOSES REYNOLD BLOT AGAIN
EXPLAINS NEW NATURE WON IN REGENERATION
CEMENTS OFF
WANTS POSTOFFICE CLOSED SUNDAY
AGED WIDOW DIES WITHIN YEAR OF HUSBAND'S DEMISE
PERIOD OF DOUBT
PULVADERO SPUDS IN
Shipping News
FALL FROM HORIZONTAL BAR BREAKS BOY'S ARM
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
PASADENA CITIZENS JEALOUS OF RIGHTS
PROFESSOR LOWE WRITES HIS HEALTH IS IMPROVED
LABOR WILL BE HEARD
DOG POISONER AT WORK
PASADENA PARAGRAPHS
1300 ATTEND SUNDAY SHOWS
LONG BEACH
BOY OF 16 AND GIRL OF 14 ARE MISSING
PARROTS SHOW RIVALRY IN CONTEST OF SONGS
SCHOOL BOARD DIVIDED OVER ARCHITECTS' PLANS
RELICS OF CIVIL WAR SHOWN AT LONG BEACH
GAS COMPANY CHANGES SITE
STUDENTS TO VISIT GERMANY
LONG BEACH ITEMS
SAN BERNARDINO
FIRST SUIT DROPPED MAN FILES NEW ACTION
MAKE ATTACK ON MAN WHO THREATENS WILL CONTEST
SPIRITUALISTS FILE SUIT
PASTORS' UNION WILL MEET
ACTRESSES WILL HELP SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT
PEOPLE WHO STRETCH
RIVERSIDE
OFFICIALS OF AUSTRALIA TOUR RIVERSIDE COUNTRY
SELL 2-STORY BLOCK IN RIVERSIDE FOR $18,000
TOMATOES GROW WILD
PASTORS OCCUPY NEW PULPITS
WORKER AMONG DERELICTS TALKS TO SALVATION ARMY
SURE, IT PAYS
THE WEATHER
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HOME IS WRECKED BY AN EXPLOSION
PAROLED CONVICT SHOOTS JOCKEY, WHO MAY SUCCUMB
Musical
Miss Olga Steeb Will Play Concerto at Schumann Festival, San Francisco
Mothers' Congress
THE AMERICAN WOMAN'S LEAGUE
BLOW* V'rAINS
W. C. T. U. Department
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