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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 27, 28 October 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FREDERICKS HOLDS JAIL DOORS OPEN FOR QUESTIONERS
PREDICT KILLING FROSTS WILL NEARLY REACH GULF
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
KING GEORGE ACCEPTS BAY STATE MILITIA HONOR
MANY WITNESSES TELL GRAND JURY ABOUT EXPLOSION
Snapshot of Theodore Bell, Democratic Nominee for Governor, and His Running Mate, Tim Spellacy
MILLIONS LOST IN NEW CUSTOM LEAK
UNION GARMENT WORKERS' STRIKE IS REINFORCED
RENO CITY CLERK FACES EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
CRIPPEN APPEAL IS FILED
DURAND REPEATS CHARGE OF FRAUD
AMERICAN GIRL KILLS SELF IN LATIN QUARTER
EXPRESS DRIVERS' STRIKE THREATENS TO BE GENERAL
INJUNCTION HALTS NEW LEMON RATE
PRISON BURNS; CONVICTS FLEE
IT'S NOT MEN, BUT S.P. SYSTEM, I AM AFTER, BELL CRIES
SHERIFF MAKES PLANS AGAINST PRISON BREAK
CARDINAL TELLS POPE OF VISIT TO AMERICA
NORTHERN MICHIGAN GETS FIRST SNOW OF SEASON
SIAM KING TO BE CROWNED
STOCK WATERING CRY IS NONSENSE, DECLARES RIPLEY
POLICEMAN ROUTED BY CHICAGO SUFFRAGISTS
TREASURE SCHOONER 23 DAYS OVERDUE AT HOME
FISHING SCHOONER AND CREW LOST OFF ST. JOHNS
7000 SIGN PETITION FOR RECALL OF SEATTLE MAYOR
PARTNER OF DIX ATTACKED BY T.R.
PASS BOGUS CHECKS TO GET FUNDS FOR WEDDING
BANKER JOHN R.WALSH'S QUARRIES BRING $1,250,000
OPERATE ON MYRA DEITZ
KIN OF GLADSTONE HELD BY POLICE
SKY FLYERS TELL OF PERILOUS TRIP
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Witnesses Waiting Yesterday to Testify Before the Special Grand Jury and (Below) Charles Wier, Who Is Foreman of the Inquisitors
JUDGE PARKER AGAIN CRITICISES ROOSEVELT
MANAGER OF PHILADELPHIA WORLD CHAMPIONS WEDS
BOY CHEWS CARTRIDGE; DEAD
HELD ON LARCENY CHARGE
FRENCH AMBASSADOR AT CONSTANTINOPLE LEAVES
12 IMPRISONED BANKERS ARE HOPING FOR PAROLE
BISHOP HENDRICKS WILL RETURN TO PRESIDENCY
FORAKER REFUSES TO TALK OF CAMPAIGN WITHDRAWAL
DRYS TRY TO CAPTURE ARIZONA CONSTITUTION
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CHAMPIONS CAUSE OF SUFFRAGISTS
Max Figman, Coming Next Week as Star of "Mary Jane's Pa" Company
MAX FIGMAN HAS LONG STAGE SUCCESS RECORD
YOUTH DIES AS RESULT OF MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT
HILL STREET HIGHWAYMAN OVERLOOKS VICTIM'S $100
HARRISON APPEAL MAY BE DECIDED BY DEATH
TOURISTS FORCE SANTA FE TO PUT ON NEW SLEEPER
GRINNELL ALUMNI HELPS DANA BARTLETT CELEBRATE
CHARGED WITH TAKING AUTOMOBILE OF ANOTHER
EXPERTS TO GIVE TREATMENT FREE
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX TO GET BIG RECEPTION HERE
WEST COAST CO. WILL ADD NEW STEAMER TO FLEET
NEGRO HELD FOR STABBING ANOTHER DURING FIGHT
COLLECTOR PREPARES FOR CORPORATION TAX
DEAN McCORMACK RETURNS FROM EPISCOPALIAN MEETING
UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB PLANS NORTHWEST TOUR
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SCOTTI'S VOICE AND ACTING CHARM
DELIVERS LECTURE BEFORE VOTES FOR WOMEN CLUB
KICKAPOOS TELL STORIES OF INDIAN LAND FRAUDS
10 METHODIST BISHOPS GUESTS AT WHITE HOUSE
CHARGED WITH BAD CHECK
REBECCA HOWARD, GUEST OF HONOR AT LUNCHEON TODAY
Club News
FIRE AT FUNERAL STARTED BY OVERTURNED CANDLE
Personal Mention
Society
METHODISTS OPEN ANNUAL MEETING
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MINING AND OIL
UNITED OIL ISSUES FAVORABLE REPORT
BIG AREA STILL STANDS AVAILABLE IN CALIFORNIA
RICH STRIKE IS MADE IN DRY MOUNTAIN CAMP
MANY MINING MEN JOURNEY TO SONORA
REGAL OIL DECLARES BIG EXTRA DIVIDEND
MINING QUOTATIONS
METAL MARKETS
MIDWAY NORTHERN SPUDS IN WELL NO. 2
Shipping News
Citrus Fruit Report
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
TRADERS ADVANCE MARKET ACTIVITY
FRUIT MARKET
m PACIFIC COAST TRADE
BT. LOUIS WOOL
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE t i
CHICAGO GRAIN
FINANCIAL
COFFEE AND SUGAR
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
ONE CENT ADVANCE IN LOCAL RANCH EGGS
BUILDING PERMITS
NEW YORK COTTON
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
OPPOSE LONG BEACH MOVE
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HARBOR CITIZENS CHEER WOOLWINE
CHILDREN SUE GLENDALE MAN FOR THEIR SUPPORT
WILL RETURN ANGELENO ON EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
News of the Courts
BREACH CONTRACT SUIT INVOLVES VINEGAR MEN
PROBASCO FROM INDIANA GETS BUNNELL'S $10,000
CORTELYOU SUIT BEGINS; STOCK BUYER EXPLAINS
NEW CORPORATIONS
SUES FOR $22,200 ON LOAN
MRS. FURMAN WINS CASE FOR ESTATE OF $30,000
WIFE DIVORCES MAN WHO ROBS PRISONER AT JAIL
DR. COWLES BUYS SENTOUS RANCH FOR SECOND TIME
ALLF.GE FRAUD IN COURT SUIT OVER DEAL IN LAND
Municipal Affairs
CHARGES AGINST CITY OFFICIAL ARE SUSTAINED
GOVERNMENT SAYS 'QUIT!' TO COMMISSIONER NORTH
1200 FACTORY WORKERS SHARE EMPLOYER'S ESTATE
FIRE DEPARTMENT'S WORK RECEIVES COMMENDATION
WOMAN WITH INFANT IS STRUCK BY SWIFT AUTO
WILL ASK ENLARGEMENT OF INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
W. C. T. U. GIVES BENEFIT TO BLIND EVANGELISTS
MEXICAN ARRESTED FOR KILLING HOUSE PAINTER
AUTO MEN ASK CANVAS TOP PLACED OVER FIESTA PARK
FAIL TO AGREE ON LIMITS OF ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
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Editorial Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
SHOOTS TO CLOSE LIFE NEAR GRAVE
Rev. T. W. Lincoln Joining Couple in Marriage at Point Firmin Bluff
COUPLE MARRIED WHERE TROTH IS PLIGHTED
TRIES TO SUPPORT 4 ON $30 MONTH, THEN STEALS
OFFICIALS OF CITY VIEW t REMODELED ANGELS' FLIGHT
FAVOR CONCRETE BRIDGE ACROSS ARROYO SECO
NO MORE JOY RIDES, SAYS DINAH AFTER SHE'S JOLTED
$226,000 PERMIT GRANTED
THROUGH HERALD WORK IS GIVEN NEEDY STRANGER
CHECKS MAY SAVE HOME FOR FAMILY
SAN BERNARDINO SHIPPERS SEEK NEW FREIGHT RATES
JURY ACQUITS STRIKER ARRESTED FOR PICKETING
LONG BEACH MAN FOUND MURDERED
BUMPER CROP OF APPLES IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
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"BRAVE AND HONEST"
Untitled
TWO KINDS
BELL'S DETRACTORS
A Clean Record
ENGLISH JUSTICE
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
Dr. Gladden's Municipal Church
Masters or Servants-Which?
Sufficient Refutation
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
ME AND ANOY AND JOHN
THE CITY
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
LONDON PAPER IS FINED $1000 FOR CRIPPEN STORY
All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics
REPUBLICANS TO BOLT FREDERICKS
BROTHERS MUST EXPLAIN CASE OF ALLEGED CRIME
DEMOCRATS OPEN FIRE ALONG LINE
BELL HAS SEVENTEEN SPEECHES ON DAY'S TRIP
MINER'S LEG IS BROKEN BY GOVERNMENT WAGON
JOHN P. WOOD, WHO IS INDORSED FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE
BAR LEADERS INDORSE WOOD FOR JUDGESHIP
JOHNSON GETS HEARTY WELCOME AT SANTA ANA
MORE BALLAST
JUDGE McCORMICK, WHO IS SUFFERING FROM INDISPOSITION
JUDGE SWOONS IN CAR FOLLOWING HARD WORK
SOUTH CAROLINA G. 0. P. DECLARES AGAINST NEGRO
COMMITTEE OF MAYORS WILL WELCOME JOHNSON
McGEE FORMER SHERIFF OF COUNTY IN MONTANA
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BEAVERS 3, ANGELS 2; VERNON LOSES, HOLDS PLACE
BEAVERS TAKE THIRD GAME FROM ANGELS IN SENSATIONAL FINISH
DETAIL OF PLAY
FRISCO FINALLY BAGS A GAME, 4-3
JACK JOHNSON MAKES DEBUT AS POLITICIAN
CHICAGO 12, WASEDA 2
CORNELL PLAYER DIES
COMMUTERS TRIM VILLAGERS AGAIN
HUNTING NOTES
JJM WIGGS TO TWIRL FOR COMMUTER TEAM
NEVADA AND U. C. WILL CLASH NOVEMBER 5
ARCHIE HAHN A COACH
SCHAUPP HURT IN SCRIMMAGE
Mermaid Mabel Lawson Who Will Compete in Bimini Distance Swims
OCEAN PARK POLO TEAM COMPOSED OF CHAMPIONS
Racing Results
DOOIN RESIGNS QUAKER BASEBALL MANAGEMENT
FLETCHER EXHIBITS 92 BONA FIDE CONTRACTS
McALEER TO TOUR JAPAN WITH MAJOR LEAGUERS
WILLIE HOPPE DEFEATS CUTLER ON FIRST PLAY
WATER NYMPHS TO RACE AT BIMINI
OXY PREP TIGERS TO MIX WITH U.S.C.
ZBYSZSKO SEEKS RETURN MATCH WITH FRANK GOTCH
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
FAIL TO SOLVE MYSTERY OF FOUNDRY EXPLOSION
GRAMMAR SCHOOL TO HOLD NOVEL ATHLETIC CONTEST
WATER COMMITTEE OPENS CONFERENCES TO PUBLIC
FUNERAL OF GENERAL HEAP
WILL EXHIBIT FRUITS
AUTO RUNS DOWN CHILD
PASADENA PARAGRAPHS
LONG BEACH
POLICE CHIEF ACTS AS DETECTIVE FOR CUPID
CAUSES SON-IN-LAW'S ARREST
VETERAN INJURED BY FALL
NEGRESSES FIGHT CHARGE
FAVOR BIG FUND FOR FAIR
VICTORIA FIRE DESTROYS $1,000,000 OF PROPERTY
SOCIALISTS' ANTI-MILITARY CAMPAIGN AROUSES SPAIN
HORSEMAN WELL KNOWN IN LOS ANGELES FINED $400
SANTA ANA
WIFE SUES FOR $2500 MONTHLY MAINTENANCE
AUTOS DRAW POSITIONS FOR L A.-PHOENIX RACE
TOURISTS WILL ENJOY VISIT TO ITALIAN CITIES
EXPECT L.A. RAILWAY TO BUILD HAWTHORNE BARNS
YOUTH LOOKS FOR DRINK, FINDS TROUBLE INSTEAD
SAN BERNARDINO
IRRIGATION BOARD SUIT MAY INVOLVE $1,000,000
LEGAL TANGLE ENSNARES LIVERYMAN AND SALESMAN
WOMAN IS HELD UP WHILE GOING FOR MISLAID PURSE
WILL PROTEST AGAINST ANY SUNDAY BLUE LAWS
INDIANS IN AFFAIR OF HONOR
DESERTED WIFE TRIES TO TAKE HER LIFE BY GAS
WIND WINS RACES IN AVIATION MEET
RACING AT COLISEUM TO REOPEN SUNDAY
GIVE PASTOR RECEPTION
SEEK MEETING OF WORLD'S Y.M.C.A.
OLDFIELD IS ENTERED FOR ATLANTA AUTO MEET
GIVE MONEY TO PREACHER TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
THE WEATHER
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POWER ROW ENDS IN A LOVE FEAST
BAY CITY CONGRESS TO BOOST MERCHANT MARINE
WESTERN PACIFIC MAKES EXCHANGE WITH SANTA FE
SEES TENDENCY TO PAD R.R. EXPENSE
AMERICANS ORGANIZING TO AID RACE CONGRESS
WANT MORE RELIEF WORK
TWO LOS ANGELES WOMEN SUICIDE
CONGRESSMAN TAKES PLACE OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMAN
KILLED IN BIPLANE
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