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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 17, 18 October 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
LINERS FAIL TO REPORT SIGHTING WELLMAN AIRSHIP
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
MEXICAN BANDITS WHO RAIDED MINE SURRENDER
PRESIDENT TAFT MOTORS FROM BEVERLY TO BOSTON
SECRETARY MEYER DECLARES HARBOR HAS BIG FUTURE
George von L. Meyer, Secretary of the Navy, Who Visited Los Angeles Harbor on Tour of Inspection
WIND, RUIN, AND SEA SWEEP CUBA
Did Parker Influence Fredericks? Read the Affidavit! It Tells You
S.P. OPENS NEW OWENS LAKE ROAD TO MOJAVE
JULIA WARD HOWE DIES AT MIDDLETOWN, AGED 91
AFFIDAVIT SHOWS FREDERICKS HIRED MAN PARKER O.K.'D
ISSUE ENGLISH EDITION OF NEW FRENCH TARIFF
U. S. WANTS FULL DUTY ON GUGGENHEIM PEARLS
GERMAN BAND IS HELD BY IMMIGRATION AUTHORITIES
STRIKE IN FRANCE IS DECLARED OFF
OPEN CIGAR FACTORIES UNDER OPEN SHOP RULES
JUDGE DESIRES OFFICE TO HAVE IT ABOLISHED
NEW YORK BARBERS PLAN WAR ON SAFETY RAZORS
MINISTER'S SON FINED
TURKISH CRISIS FEARED; THREE MINISTERS RESIGN
PULLEY CATCHES SLEEVE, WHIRLS MAN ON SHAFT
PHARMACIST MUST REPLY TO GOVERNMENT CHARGES
FINANCES IN PHILIPPINES SHOW MILLION SURPLUS
CALLS DIRECTORS' MEETING
NOTED VENTURA RANCH LEASED
ABE RUEF'S APPEAL FROM 15-YEAR SENTENCE BEGINS
MINNEAPOLIS CENSUS INFLATION IS SMALL
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FLEMING TO SPEAK FOR WOOLWINE THIS EVENING
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FEW CITIES ARE GUILTY SAYS CENSUS DIRECTOR
CHARGES THAT POLICE DENY JEWS PROTECTION
ACCUSED INCENDIARY IS ARRESTED AT HORSE FLATS
IMPRISONED FOR MAIL FRAUD
TWIN BROTHERS OF 62 COURT TWINS OF 22
SALT LAKE CITY WROTH AT ACTION BY GOVERNOR
EXPLOSION SALT WATER EVAPORATOR INJURES 3
OREGON BALLOT WILL BE SIX FEET IN LENGTH
MAY LOCATE A MONTE BARLO AT LAKE MICHIGAN
CHARGE ACTRESS WITH DEFRAUDING CHAUFFEUR
ARMY ORDER COMPELS OFFICERS TO EXERCISE
UNITED STATES WILL JOIN IN EXPOSITION AT TURIN
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ELEANOR GORDON WINS CRITICAL FIRST-NIGHTERS
Eleanor Irving and Jas. McCormick in 'Flirtology' at the Los Angeles
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
COUPLE HAPPY BUT LAW JAILS YOUNG HUSBAND
NEGRO YOUTH ARGUES OWN CASE; HELD TO ANSWER
LODGING HOUSE KEEPERS ARE WARNED BY COURT
Society
Music Notes
Personal Mention
SHOULDER HURT BY TROLLEY
Club News
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From Mines and Oil Fields
PLATINUM NOW WORTH MORE THAN PURE GOLD
CLARA APPLIES FOR PATENT TO SECTION
FAVORABLE OUTLOOK
METAL MARKETS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MOVES TO ELIMINATE ARIZONA 'WILDCATTERS'
MINING QUOTATIONS
ENGINEERS SURVEY FOR LUCKY TIGER RAILROAD
PYRAMID DRILLS TO 1765 FEET IN DEPTH
CORDILLERA COMPANY PREPARES TO RESUME
SUPREME COURT OPENS LOS ANGELES SESSION
WILL PURCHASE LAND FOR INDIAN RESERVATION
Buffalo Bill's Cossack Girl and (Below) Little Chief Lone Bear
WILD WEST SHIN WINS VAST CROWD
BRAKE SNAPS ON STREET CAR; 25 ARE INJURED
10 BALLOONS FLY ABOVE ST. LOUIS
Shipping News
A ROMANCE IN THE LIFE OF A GRIPPLE
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
MARKET ACTIVITY CARRIED FORWARD
NEW YORK COTTON
COFFEE AND SUGAR
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
PACIFIC COAST HOPS
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN
FINANCIAL
COTTON AND WOOL
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
BUTTER IS FIRMER UNO POTATOES WEAKER
FRUIT MARKET
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Citrus Fruit Report
BARBER IS KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
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AQUEDUCT WILL BE DONE ON TIME
MRS. HEIMANN DIES WHEN AT DRESDEN
REORGANIZATION OF PARK DEPARTMENT IS PROPOSED
Municipal Affairs
FIVE YEARS' SERVICE MAY BE PRICE OF CHEVRONS
PLAN JAPANESE GARDEN ADJOINING EASTLAKE PARK
SUBMIT LAW AFFECTING PUBLIC VEHICLE RATES
NEW RULE FOR TRAFFIC PLEASES POLICE BOARD
COMMISSION IS AGAINST CREATING SMALL PARKS
DECIDE COPP BUILDING CASE
COURT AWARDS VICTIM OF FAST AUTOMOBILE $86
TAX COLLECTOR ASKS FOR LARGER QUARTERS
LAUNDRY OWNERS ASK FIRE LIMITS EXTENDED
CAFE PROPRIETOR MAY LOSE LIQUOR PRIVILEGE
PATROLMEN ARE ACCUSED BY CHIEF OF EXTORTION
HELD TO ANSWER CHARGE OF FORGING $80 CHECK
News of the Courts
GETS $51,456 JUDGMENT AGAINST MINE COMPANY
LIGHT COMPANIES GAIN TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
ILL, SEEKS WORK, REFUSED; THREATENS-TO PATTON
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGE OF BIGAMY
ADMITS TAKING PART IN HOLDUP OF JEWELER
NEW INCORPORATIONS
CHARGE MALICIOUS MISCHIEF
UPHOLDS PICKETING LAW
PETITION FOR LETTERS IN CHESTER SILENT ESTATE
STREET CAR COLLIDES WITH SWITCH ENGINE
PICKETING CASES ARE ONCE MORE CONTINUED
BUES TO REVOKE SALE
SUES FOR COMMISSION
DECLARES PACKERS ARE MAKING LITTLE PROFIT
CONVEY KETCHEL'S BODY TO FIGHTER'S OLD HOME
8 KILLED IN ELECTION RIOTS IN GUADALOUPE
A FAIR 'VOYAGE
ART DEALERS OVERVALUE GOODS TO RAISE PRICE
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA INVENTORS GET PATENTS
EVANGELISTIC COUNCIL BEGINS CHICAGO CRUSADE
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
PIERCE HEARS OIL MATTERS ARGUED
Edmond Burke, Who Upheld the Yard Decision Before Oil Men Yesterday
22-YEAR RESIDENT LOS ANGELES DIES SUDDENLY
DECLARE WATER HEATER CAUSED HOLLYWOOD FIRE
PROSECUTOR DODGE GOES TO UNIVERSITY STATION
PACIFIC ELECTRIC CARS CRASH; FIVE INJURED
COAL LOADERS' QUARREL RESULTS IN STABBING
CORONER TO FIX BLAME FOR JUDGE NOYES' DEATH
EXPLAINS HARBOR CLAIM OF $72,000
NEW DIRECTORS NIGHT AND DAY BANK SUE TO REOPEN
TWO LONE ITALIAN GIRLS FROM NORTH FIND MOTHER
PURITY CONGRESS WILL OPEN TODAY
WILL TEST ORDINANCE AGAINST LUMBER YARDS
BREAKS INTO DOCTOR'S OFFICE TO GET MORPHINE
SCHOOLBOY INJURES HAND HELPING TO PUSH AUTO
BREWERY WORKER STRUCK BY AUTO AND BRUISED
STIR IN LAYMAN RANKS IS NEAR, SAYS PASTOR
ORDER EASTERN STAR TO MEET IN SAN DIEGO
FISHERMEN FIND MAN'S BODY
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PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS DEFEAT CHICAGO CUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS FALL BEFORE AMERICAN PENNANT WINNERS
Chief Bender, Indian Philadelphia Pitcher, Who Was Hero of Yesterday's Game, and Captain Harry Davis
GOTHAMITES STRUGGLE TEN INNINGS TO A TIE
ODDS OF 2 TO 1 OFFERED THAT CHICAGO WINS TODAY
SCORE BY INNINGS
NAPS DEFEAT REDS AND EVEN OHIO TITLE SERIES
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS ARE FORBIDDEN GRIDIRON
VERNON AND SACRAMENTO EACH TAKE ONE OF FINAL PROGRAM OF SERIES
DIGGER STANLEY KNOCKS OUT BANTAM CHAMPION
SEAL STAR ADDS ANOTHER TO LIST
MIDDLEWEIGHT DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP IN MUDDLE
Ping Bodie, Leading Batter and Home-run Hitter of Coast League
THREE ANGELS WATCH HOGAN-GRAHAM FINAL
LOUISVILLE RACES
UMPIRE M'TEAGUE INJURED
DANZIG CLIMBS COAST LEAGUE BATTING COLUMN
U.S.C. LAW SCHOOL WINS FROM POLY RUGBY TEAM
NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
CENSORSHIP DUTIES PRESS PASADENA POLICE CHIEF
NEW REALTY FIRM FORMED
DRIVING CLUB TO MEET
PLAN BAND CONCERTS
POLO GAME AT PASADENA
PASADENA BREVITIES
WANT ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR CARMELITA PLAYGROUND
ELECT CLUB OFFICERB
TESTS PASADENA'S FAME
LONG BEACH
JUVENILES WED WHEN BOY ACCUMULATES $l4
DAUGHTER OF POSTMASTER TO WED STEAMER CAPTAIN
DISPUTE ON STREET CAR
•FISHERMAN' CATCHES RAT
LONG BEACH ITEMS
DANNY TOBEY PREPARES FOR WINTER BASEBALL
YOUNG CORBETT TO MEET BEECHER, GOTHAM PUG
RIVERSIDE
BOY TRIES TO BURROW OUT OF RIVERSIDE JAIL
RIVERSIDE NOTES
435 POUND JEWFISH IS LANDED BY JAPANESE
SAN BERNARDINO
BELIEVE ANGELENO LOST ON THE MOJAVE DESERT
GETS LIFE SENTENCE FOR MURDERING INDIAN WOMAN
SANTA ANA
CLAIMS RECEIVERSHIP WRONGFULLY OBTAINED
PIONEER WOMAN DIES
ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR COMPLETION OF CITY HALL
RECEPTION AT POMONA EBELL
WOMEN STUDY 'TWELFTH NIGHT1
PSEUDO OFFICER SENTENCED
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Untitled
NOT EXPLAINED
DOLLIVER'S DEATH
The Disturber
WELLMAN'S TRTP
JULIA WARD HOWE
BABIES
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
HARD TO MANAGE
Woolwine Leads
Something About Detective Work
The S. P. Oil Lands
Far and Wide
Merely in Jest
THE CITY
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
HANDLEY ATTACKS CORRUPT POLITICS
JOHNSON MAKES REPLY TO GRAFT CASE CHARGE
REPUBLICANS TO HAVE RALLY
FREDERICKS TO GIVE ADDRESS
INTERNAL FIGHT STARTS IN JOHNSON-WALLACE CLUB
DEMOCRATIC OFFICES TO REMAIN OPEN NIGHTS
STEPHENS CAMPAIGN CLUB TO GIVE WEEKLY LUNCHEON
CANDIDATE FOR COURT OF APPEALS SPEAKS AT WATTS
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES PLAN WHIRLWIND TOUR
JOHNSON MUST ANSWER, IS DEMOCRATIC SLOGAN
BELL RECEIVES WARM WELCOME AT YREKA
8 MORE MEN IN FRESNO JAIL FOR FREE SPEECH
LEMON CASE ARGUED IN FEDERAL COURT
COAL FRAUDS TIE UP ALL ALASKA LAND GRANTS
TRACT OF MILLION ACRES IS MYSTERY
FIND SKELETON AT AZUSA
FOSS WILL ENTER GOVERNOR'S FIGHT
JOHN D. OPENS HOSPITAL
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WASTE OF HUMAN LIFE ENORMOUS
VOLIVA OUTLINES PLAN OF WORK AT ZION CITY
BUILDING PERMITS
THE WEATHER
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ROAD BONDS SELL; PRICE IS $525,000
REPUDIATES 'COLLECTOR' OF ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
ATTEMPT TO DYNAMITE FRENCH RAILROAD BRIDGE
JONES ROUSES AUDIENCE AT HOLLISTER GATHERING
SECRETARY GOES TO TORONTO
NEW CLEW GIVEN BY FINGER PRINTS
ROYAL ARCANUM HAS MUSIC AND DANCING FETE
NATIONALS WANT GAMES
WILLIAM VAUGHN MOODY DIES
Fund for the Explosion Sufferers
FEAR MILITIAMEN LOST IN FLORIDA KEYS STORM
MINISTER DENIES FRAUD IN INVESTMENT COMPANY
POLICE AND STRIKERS IN FIERCE RIOT IN CHICAGO
HUNTER ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
WORLD LONGEST PROBATE CASE SETTLED IN BOSTON
WAR INHERITANCE TAX NOW MAY BE COLLECTED
JEALOUS ANGELENO SHOOTS WIFE AND SELF
PARIS AVIATOR SPEEDS TO BRUSSELS AND BACK
JUDGE PARKER OPENS N.Y. DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
FRENCH DEPUTY WOUNDS ADVERSARY WITH RAPIER
SUNSET EXPRESS WRECKED IN TEXAS; TWO INJURED
EXTEND COTTON AGREEMENT
FULL SILK HUTS ARE GOING OUT
UNAVOIDABLE DELAY
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