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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 39, 9 November 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
RETURNS SHOW CALIFORNIA TO BE REPUBLICAN
DIX ELECTED BY 68,000 IN EMPIRE STATE
Hiram W. Johnson and A. J. Wallace, Who Headed Victorious Republican Ticket at the Polls Yesterday
TAFT DECLINES TO TALK ON ELECTION
DOUBT ENSHROUDS RESULTS IN IOWA
'G. O. P. HAS CARRIED LOS ANGELES COUNTY'-AVERY
JOHNSON'S PLURALITY IN SOUTH ESTIMATED 15400
GOOD GOVT. SECRETARY THINKS WOOLWINE WINS
DEMOCRATS SPLIT VOTE IN ILLINOIS
JOHNSON ELECTED GOVERNOR
WIRELESS GETS WORD OF BURNING STEAMER
BURSTING BOILER SCALDS 12 MEN; ALL WILL LIVE
SAN DIEGO HAS ISLAND PRECINCT WITH ONE VOTE
RASMUSSEN TALKS; SAYS COOK DIDN'T GET NEAR TO POLE
RURALES CAPTURE OUTLAW WHO ESCAPED FROM JAIL
WOMAN OF 49 MARRIES HER ADOPTED SON OF 20
35 AUTOMOBILES BURN
WOMEN LEAD ATTACKS IN SOUTH WALES COAL STRIKE
GIRL FORGES CHECKS TO OBTAIN EDUCATION
STENOGRAPHERS APPEAR AS DUMMY INCORPORATORS
SLAYS SCHOOL TEACHER WHO SPURNED ATTENTIONS
DURAND PUTS A STOP TO RECOUNT OF POPULATIONS
2 JAIL BREAKERS ARE RECAPTURED
WIRE TAPPING SWINDLE COSTS VICTIM $3200
CARD MISPLAY OFFERED AS INSANITY EVIDENCE
NOTED HORTICULTURIST AND HOMEOLOGIST DIES
SHASTA LIMITED STRIKES AUTO-ONE MAN INJURED
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Four New and One (Stubbs) Present Governor Returned and C. R. Porter (Democrat) of Iowa Probably Elected
SENATOR BEVERIDGE IS DEFEATED, IS PREDICTION
LOUISIANA
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DEMOCRATS WIELD POWER IN HOUSE
ILLINOIS
Three Democratic Governors-Elect: Returned in Republican Strongholds
WISCONSIN
MASSACHUSETTS
GEORGIA
I HOPE TO BE MEXT SPEAKER, SAYS CLARK
OHIO
TENNESSEE
KENTUCKY
NEW JERSEY
NEBRASKA
MARYLAND
DEMOCRACY GAINS THE LOWER HOUSE
NEW YORK
ALABAMA
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEADER IS HERE
Personal Mention
WM, N. HARTSHORN, -BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKER HERE NOW
VERDI'S SPECTACULAR 'AIDA' SCORES TRIUMPH
MOB HANGS TWO NEGROES, THEN SHOOTS AT BODIES
TWO CAUGHT PRINTING PAY CHECKS OF THE C, B. & Q.
Society
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN WHO BECAME BRIDE LAST EVENINC
Music Notes
SEARCHERS FEAR DEATH IN NORTHERN MINE TOMB
MY FIANCEE
Club News
DENY NEGRO MINISTER THE RIGHT TO CAST BALLOT
GOT HER INTERESTED
NEW SWITCHING RULES WILL BENEFIT CHICAGO
NOME POPULATION FALLS NEARLY 2000 IN SEASON
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SUSPECT PROVES CHARGE IS FALSE
SCHEDULE PRIZE FIGHT UNDER GUISE OF RALLY
DEMOCRATIC HOUSE IS FORECAST OF BURROWS
VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR HEEDS LAST ROLL CALL
Olympic, Giant of Sea, Soon Will Be Ready to Cross the Atlantic
OLYMPIC, LARGEST SNIP IN WORLD, NEARLY READY
WILL ASK CONGRESS TO MAKE ALASKA A STATE
AGED RECLUSE IS FOUND MURDERED IN HER HOME
CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY'S OLDEST GRADUATE DIES
CONDUCTOR DROPS DEAD WHEN TRAIN KILLS MAN
AVIATIORS BRAVE WIND TO FLY IN BALTIMORE
ROOSEVELT VOTES: KERMIT CASTS HIS FIRST BALLOT
BELGIAN KING IS PELTED WITH SUFFRAGE DEMANDS
HARMON CHEERED AS HE GOES TO CAST BALLOT
BELLE ELMORE IS DEAD, SAYS MILLER
CARPENTER CHOKED AND ROBBED NEAR HIS HOME
SAN FRANCISCANS THRONG TO POLLS AT EARLY HOUR
ROYAL BAND LEADER DIES: LEAVES 89 DESCENDANTS
JURIST'S DAUGHTER DIES OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS
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From Mines and Oil Fields
LOS ANGELES MEN BUY LITTLE MEADOWS MINE
ENGINEERS TEST THE LYNX CREEK PLACERS
LOST HILLB A MINT
DO ASSESSMENT WOflK
COCHISE GOLD MINE CHANGES OWNERSHIP
MASCOT COPPER CO. ISSUES FAVORABLE YEARLY REPORT
MACHINERY FOR MILL REACHES CAMP WONDER
HIGH GRADE SHOWS IN MINERAL POINT MINE
ELEVEN NEW DERRICKS
THREE HUGE TANKS ARE FINISHED AT COALINGA
QUEER GOLD STRIKE IS MADE IN CROOK CANYON
EXPECT WELL IN SECTION 6
Citrus Fruit Report
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
FRESH NAVEL ORANGES SELL AT $3.00 A BOX
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEEBE
HOLDS HOPEFUL VIEW OF CONGO CONDITIONS
WARNING THE COLONEL
GOVERNMENT WILL SELL HISTORIC FRONTIER FORT
A YOUNG FLATTERER
A GIFT FOff FICTION
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CRAZY MAN HIRED AS STRIKE GUARD
ORIGINAL BOOK O.K. BUT TRANSLATION IS OPPOSED
REPORT SUICIDE PREVALENT AMONG RUSSIAN STUDENTS
EASILY ANSWERED
Municipal Affairs
NARROW ROADS UNO WIDE PARKINGS IN CITY PLAN
CITY PLANS TO ABANDON 7 STREET IMPROVEMENTS
SALOON KEEPER DIES FROM ROBBER'S BULLET
LOWERING OF MEAT PRICES DEMANDED BY AUSTRIANS
OSTENTATION
THIEVES GET $2000 HAUL
RAILWAY SECRETS TO BE DISCLOSED
POLICE WAIT TO ARREST U S. ATTORNEY GENERAL
TAP SEWER IN VERNON IN VIOLATION OF AGREEMENT
PARCEL POST ORDERS VANS TO CARRY WOMEN'S HATS
NO SHOW Vo'r TOWSER
A LITERARY~CARPENTER
LAW HARMS TWO AGED IMMIGRANTS
POPE ORDERS SUPPRESSION OF MODERNISM IN GERMANY
STANDING ROOM ONLY
LOOK IT UP
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LOS ANGELES HERALD Editorial Section
Masthead
HERALD BULLETINS GIVE FIRST NEWS
FERTILIZING COLLECTOR IS ACCUSED EMBEZZLEMENT
MISSOURI WOMEN PRAY AROUND POLLING PLACES
11 PER CENT DAMAGE TO FLORIDA ORANGE CROP
Flashlight of Crowd Watching Election Bulletins in Front of Los Angeles Herald Office Last Night
BABY CAMEL BORN ON TRAIN BOUND FOR HERE
PATRON AT RESTAURANT CUTS CHINESE IN FIGHT
EXPEL STUDENTS IN WAR AGAINST FRATERNITIES
FLUME GATE PATENTEE WINS INFRINGEMENT SUIT
FOUR MORE CONTRIBUTE TO SAVE WIDOW'S HOME
WIGGINS GOES TO ARRANGE LOS ANGELES EXHIBITS
GIVE $500,000 ART GIFT TO METROPOLITAN MUSEUM
EXPECT WARM FIGHT ON RECALL ARIZONA JUDGES
TAFT CASTS BALLOT AND CONGRATULATES HARDING
YOUTH STRUCK IN MOUTH BY TRIP HAMMER HANDLE
MANY PROFESSIONAL MEN TALK WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
S. P. TO OPERATE PACIFIC ELECTRIC
CHARGES WOMAN MOVED RENTED HOUSE FURNITURE
FIND TRANSIENT GUEST WITH BULLET IN HEAD
ENGINEERS PRAISE CANAL
GIRL, 12, BEGS POLICE TO HELP FIND FATHER
WHITE HOUSE COW HAS SON
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Untitled
FREE CALIFORNIA
IN NEW YORK
AN EARTHQUAKE
The Country Is Saved
CONGRESS
WILSON—A LEADER
IN TAFT'S STATE
CONNECTICUT, TOO
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
The Growing Uses of Cement
Early Retirement of Aviators
Weeds Have a Market Value
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
AROUND TOWN
BOOTH NEAR S. P. DEPOT POLLS VERY LIGHT VOTE
60 TO 90 MINERS ENTOMBED IN PIT
MRS. DAISY KRAUSE IN EL PASO JAIL
SOCIALISTS POLL 10,000 VOTES IN LOS ANGELES
UTAH
WEST VIRGINIA
CITY BRIEFS
BIG FIRE IN PEORIA
Cora Simpson, the "Maid de Luxe" Appearing at Los Angeles Theater
WOOLWINE WINS STRONG SUPPORT AT WHITTIER
MISSOURI
RHODE ISLAND
IOWA
BELL CUTS REPUBLICAN VOTE IN SAN BERNARDINO
PENNSYLVANIA
MICHIGAN
MISS POLLARD SCORES IN 'TOYMAKER' ABBREVIATION
ARBITRATION PREVENTS RAPID TRANSIT STRIKE
HEAVINGS!
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HERALD SPORT PAGE
BOY WHO FOUGHT DRAW WITH ONCE DURABLE DANE MAY APPEAR HERE
WORLD MARKS ARE MADE AT PHOENIX
LABORER'S BROKEN BACK IS MENDED
HOW IT WENT
Perry Is Leading Batter of 1910, While Lively Is Star on Mound
WRESTLING FAKERS A MENACE TO SPORTDOM
LACROSSE TEAMS WILL PLAY AT FIESTA PARK
HOEGEES 11—DOWNEY 3
WISE AND OTHERWISE
Nelson's Near-Conqueror, Who Is Looking for a Local Engagement
LATONIA WINNERS
FERNANDO 6—MONETA 5
JAMESTOWN RACES
$1000 PRIZE WINNING IMPORTED COLLIE DIES
SPORTING GOSSIP
DRUMMER BOY OF SHILOH TO RETIRE
IMPERIAL CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS SUEZ CANAL DUES
POTATO BLACKLEG PUZZLES FARMERS
ONLY TWO KIND 3
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NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
PASADENA
CHAMPIONS WITH RACKET WILL PLAY IN PASADENA
FLOWER SHOW PROFITS TO GO FOR BUILDING FUND
QUEEN CANDIDATES QUIT
ARRESTS IN PASADENA
PASADENA SPORTS
PASADENA PARAGRAPHS
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON LONG BEACH POLYTECHNIC
LONG BEACH MAN STARTS ON A HUNT FOR WHALES
HOTEL VIRGINIA IMPROVEMENTS
ELOPERS WILL BE MARRIED
SANTA ANA DEMANDS P. E. COMPANY REMOVE RAILS
NEW ROAD PROJECTED
GOLF CLUB ORGANIZED
LONG BEACH
TRAINED NURSE ADJUDGED INSANE AT LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH MAN MEETS A TRAGIC DEATH IN ARIZONA
TO LAUNCH STEEL STEAMER
THE WEATHER
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ELECTION IN ALL EXCEPT 2 STATES
BRITISH PEERS BEGIN TO SELL VAST ESTATES
HOLDS BULLFIGHT FOR REVOLUTIONARY VICTIMS
UNIONIST ASSOCIATIONS IN IRELAND FIGHT HOME RULE
PREACHER DIES SUDDENLY m
CITY BEAUTIFYING MEETING PLANNED
BRAZIL, ARGENTINE AND CHILE TO CLASP HANDS
THE FORTUNE HUNTER XAT 11A NIEL DUNC A N
FEAR TURK MAY STRIKE
ITALIAN CROPS DECREASE
CROWN PRINCE DISGUSTED
PRINCE SENT TO PRISON
Shipping News
TREASURY STATEMENT
RIVERSIDE WOMAN DIES
HOUSEHOLD STRATEGY
MULHOLLAND LECTURES ON AQUEDUCT TO ENGINEERS
THE UPLIFT MOVEMENT
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