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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 47, 17 November 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CHOLERA CAUSES DEATH OF TWO ON OCEAN TRIP
INTERESTS UNITE IN PLOT ON MEAT COST, SAYS WILEY
OFFICIAL COUNT GIVES CONGRESS SEAT TO RAKER
PROMINENT YALE MEN ARE ADMITTED TO FRATERNITIES
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
DYING MAN CRIES FOR 'BILLY DUNN'
MAYOR TO LEAVE CONSOLIDATION IN HARDS OF BOARD
Mayors of Pasadena and Long Beach, Who Believe Their Cities Are Not Favorable to Consolidation
DIAZ' FRIENDS NIP REVOLUTION PLOT
COUNT DE LESSEPS ACCEPTS SAN DIEGO'S INVITATION
Y.M.C.A. TURNS DOWN JAPANESE VICE CONSUL
TRUST IS FINED; WILL CUT WAGES
83 WRECK SURVIVORS SEND APPEAL FOR HELP
TOLSTOI'S DEATH REPORT IS DENIED
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE PLANNED
REPORT OCEAN*BED UPHEAVAL
CENSUS REPORTS 416,912 RESIDENTS IN SAN FRANCISCO
BALLOONIST TO ATTEMPT FLIGHT ACROSS TEHACHAPI
DYNAMITE FAILS TO KILL
ANGEL ISLAND OFFICERS ACCUSED OF FAVORITISM
COURT STOPS RAILROAD BATTLE OVER CROSSING
PHILANTHROPIST TO OPEN PAWNSHOP FOR THE POOR
GROCER MURDERED BY FOE
REPORT CAPTURE OF SLAYER
TAFT DENIES PLAN TO ANNEX PANAMA
CHICAGO LEGISLATOR IS REINDICTED FOR PERJURY
NEW YORK VOTES BONDS FOR HARRIMAN PARK WORK
WASHINGTON WOMEN REGISTER TO VOTE
STREET CARS OUSTED FROM MILITARY RESERVATIONS
FEDERATION GETS ELECTRICAL ROW
DEATH MAKES GIRL HEIRESS
CHINESE POLICE FIRE ON JAPANESE AT CHIENTAO
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PLANNERS OF CITY LOOK FOR LEADER
Miss Florence H. Mills, Advocate of Beautiful Water Front at San Pedro
TWO WOMEN FALL VICTIMS TO PTOMAINE POISONING
CONDUCTOR KILLED BY TRAIN
JAPAN'S NAVY OFFICIALS WANT $200,000,000 FUND
STUDENTS WATCH RAGING LIONESS UNDER OPERATION
ENVOY SAYS CONDITIONS FAVOR PEACE WITH JAPAN
MINE CAVE.IN INJURES MAN
JOHNSTONE SAILS 1500 FEET IN AIR
SAN FRANCISCO BAY IS INVADED BY LEVIATHAN
CHICAGO BANKERS DINE SPRECKELS ON DEPARTURE
THREE BURNED TO DEATH
AGED SWAIN WILL WED
FIRE DAMAGF.S TOWN
CAPITALIST IS SUED BY SISTER OF HIS BRIDE
AUTOMOBILE MAKES RUN THROUGH ALASKAN SNOWS
FOSS CAMPAIGN COST $37,000
MURDERER GIVEN LIFE TERM
COMMANDER U. V. LEGION DIES
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VIDAL BENEFIT PROGRAM FILLED
SULPHUROUS ACID SPRAYED ON MEAT SOLD TO PUBLIC
CHURCH SOCIETIES HIT DEW REPUBLIC
STANDARD OIL CASE IS DELAYED BY TARDY MAILS
CHARGES MADE CLIQUE IS MISUSING GRANGE'S FUNDS
LUMBERMAN JUMPS BAIL
FALLING WALL KILLS MAN
Three of the Entertainers Who Will Appear at the Benefit Performance to Be Given Mrs. Dolores Vidal
MAN PAYS $1000 FOR CUP OF TEA AT CHARITY PARTY
CHINESE KILLS PEACEMAKER IN SEATTLE HOTEL FIGHT
ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE OF BEATING WOMAN TO DEATH
FIGHT OVER DICE FATAL
COURT GRANTS WRIT TO PROTECT BANKER'S LIFE
SACRAMENTO ADVISED TO RAISE FIRE PROTECTION
OAKLAND MAN BUYS OLD NAVY BOAT AT AUCTION
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LA TORTAJADA TYPIFIES ANDALUSIAN PANTOMIME
The Theaters
La Tortajada, Celebrated Spanish Dancer, Now Appearing at Orpheum
SHIP BRINGS YUKON GOLD
Music Notes
Society
SECOND CONVICTION OF AGED WOMAN CONFIRMED
OFFICIAL COUNT ELECTS DEMOCRAT TO CONGRESS
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
TWO BIG DOHENY COMPANIES WILE PAY STEADY DIVIDENDS
MIDWAY PREMIER WELL BREAKS LOOSE, FLOWING 40,000 BARRELS DAILY
MINING QUOTATIONS
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
MINERS FLOCK INTO GOLD ROAD COUNTRY
BUILDING PERMITS
WELL FINANCED CO. WILL SOON START DRILL IN NOTED GUSHER FIELD
HEW YORKERS WILL VISIT SULPHUR MOUNTAIN WELL
Shipping News
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
DECLINE IN MEAT ATTRACTS MARKET
FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON
BT. LOU 13 WOOL
FINANCIAL
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
METAL MARKET
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
CRANBERRY PRICES MAY REACH $11 A BARREL
CHICAGO GRAIN
COTTON REMAINS SAME
Citrus Fruit Report
COMMISSION BLOCKS THE RESTORATION OF RATES
URGE WAR ON DRINKING CUP
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News of the Courts
DR PRICE'S FINANCIAL DEALS PROBED IN COURT
WOMAN WHO DRESSED AS MAN ARRAIGNED IN COURT
COUNTY TREASURER PAYS OUT $300,000 IN 3 DAYS
WOMAN ASKS COURT TO NAME HER SON'S GUARDIAN
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
TAKES CHOICE OF PENALTIES
UNABLE TO SUPPORT HER CHILD
ACTION OVER OIL LAND LEASE GOES TO TRIAL
GUARDIAN IS NAMED TO SETTLE LONG WILL FIGHT
COURT SETS DATES FOR CRIMINAL CASE HEARINGS
RESTITUTION OF TAXES ON FRANCHISES IS SOUGHT
FRUIT GROWERS' CASE ON TRIAL
CARPET CLEANING CO. SUED
STEVENS IS CONVICTED
WIFE CHAGES DESERTION
FATHER NAMED AS GUARDIAN
MAN IS GRANTED DIVORCE
Municipal Affairs
LIBRARIAN SENDS LISTS OF BOOKS ON CITY PLAN
COLISEUM NEIGHBORS ASK THAT TRACK BE CLOSED
COMPLAINTS MADE AGAINST CITY GARBAGE*COLLECTOR
GENERAL CHAFFEE WANTS WALKS FOR PEDESTRIANS
Personal Mention
REMOVAL OF GRAVEL IS MENACING CITY BRIDGES
PLASTERER INJURED BY FALL FROM SCAFFOLD
MOTHER OF ONE CRIES WHEN 4 CHILDREN ARE ADOPTED
LAWYER ATTEMPTS RECALL OF JURY BRIBING CHARGES
ILLINOIS CENTRAL TAKES NO ACTION TO NAME HEAD
NEW CORPORATIONS
TWO ARE INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE COLLISION
RAILWAY ISSUES NEW BOOK
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Editorial Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
U.S. EXPERT GOES TO PROBE S.P. OIL
George O. Smith, U. S. Geologist Who Will Inspect the Oil Fields
CHIEF GALLOWAY'S AUTO COLLIDES WITH A CAR
CHINESE YOUTH'S APPEAL DENIED BY HIGH COURT
SOUTH BROADWAY WOMAN ROBBED BY SNEAK THIEF
4,000,000 BOYS FAIL TO ATTEND SCHOOL IN U.S.
FAILS TO PAY ALIMONY; GOES TO JAIL 2 DAYS
BOY JAILED WHEN ELOPEMENT FAILS
NEAR SENSATION AT POLICE TRIAL
DRIVER FINED $100 FOR CRUEUTY TO HORSE
MAN FREEDOM PROMISE TO LEAVE LOS ANGELES
NEGRO WHO SHOT MAN CREATES SCENE IN JAIL
MEXICAN FINED $10 FOR CARRYING SHARP KNIFE
LOTTERY VISITORS FINED
CITY LAW MAY THWART PROJECT FOR FOUNTAIN
COLEGROVE TRADE BOARD GIVES THANKS TO HERALD
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PRICES AND "VELVET"
Untitled
CONSOLIDATION
"If I Can Only Get My Foot on That String"
A RASH CHAMPION
NOT AN EXCEPTION
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
Boss Herrin on Socialism
Offending the Eye
Advertising California
Los Angeles Wins and Deserves It
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
THE CITY
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
FIXES PRISONER'S BAIL
ARIZONA TO FORGE SUPPLY OF CURS
PRIEST TELLS STORY OF INDIAN MISSIONS
A. H. Bogardus, Jr., Who Helped to Suppress Illinois Race Riots
HERO OF RACE RIOTS IN LOS ANGELES ON VISIT
NATIVE SONS HEAR THE SHERIFF TALK ON BEANS
RECORDER LOGAN PRAISES CAPABLE MEN IN OFFICE
ITS FATE
RANCHER SAYS SWINDLER OBTAINED COIN FOR RACES
RAID LOTTERY JOINT BY CUTTING THROUGH WALL
COLLEGE TRACT CIVIC BODY ELECTS OFFICERS
PARTICIPANTS IN 'COON CAN' GAME GO TO JAIL
GIRL DECLARES PRISONER IS NOT HER ASSAILANT
HASTEN LINE TO SAN DIMAS
LABORITES OFFER AID TO UNIONIZE LOS ANGELES
HELD FOR THEFT OF SILK
FORMER COLORADAN COMES TO START TRUST COMPANY
THREE SPEEDERS PAY FINES
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HERALD SPORTS
HOME PRODUCT DANNY WEBSTER LOOKS GOOD TO FIGHT FANDOM
STANFORD GIVEN CONFERENCE MEET
LASKERS LEADS IN CHESS
MAJOME DEFEATS BACKUS
LYNCH APPROVEB CONTRACT
CHICAGO GOLFERS ASK RE-ELECTION
HACK TO WRESTLE WITH FINNISH MAT CHAMPION
Trio of American Coaches Who Have Accomplished Wonders with New Code
RECLASSIFICATION UNDER DISCUSSION
CENTRAL A.A.U. CHAMPIONS WILL MEET AT MILWAUKEE
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Amateur Notes
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
CHESTER KRUM IS FEATURE WINNER
TRIO OF CHAMPIONSHIP GRIDIRON BATTLES SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY
OLD GRIDIRON HEROES TOO MUCH FOR INDIANS
WILLAMETTE VICTORIOUS
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
MERCHANTS CONSIDER ROSE FESTIVAL PLANS
DRIVING CLUB TO HAVE THANKSGIVING MATINEE
PETITIONS SIGNED FOR CONCERTS BY HOME BAND
WIFE OF OLD RESIDENT DIES AT LAMANDA PARK
TO BE CANDIDATE FOR COUNCIL
PASADENA PARAGRAPHS
PASADENA SPORTS
AUTO MEN WILL BANQUET
ROSE QUEENS GAIN VOTES
LONG BEACH
WILD BOARS FOUND ON SANTA ROSA ISLAND
'I AM MARRIED,' LONG BEACH GIRL PHONES TO PARENTS
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT AGITATION IS NOT DEAD
THIEF DRIVES OFF WITH GROCERY WAGON CONTENTS
AUTOIST ARRESTED FOR NOT DISPLAYING LICENSE
NO DAMAGE YESTERDAY FROM LONG BEACH TIDE
WINS BASKETBALL HONORS
SANTA ANA
IRRIGATION COMPANY'S ELECTION IS EXCITING
GLENN MARTIN PREPARES FOR FLIGHT IN AIRSHIP
MARINER WILL SPEAK ON OUTER HARBOR DEPTH
MANACLED PRISONER HAS NIGHTMARE IN PULLMAN
CHARLES A. MOODY, WRITER OF SHORT STORIES, DIES
SANTA MONICA
JUDGE SCORES AUTOIST FOR BREAKING SPEED LIMIT
BURGLAR TAKES ALL COIN; SCORNS JEWELS IN TRUNK
SCHOOL TEAMS TO PLAY
MAY FORM REALTY BOARD
FUNERAL OF G. A. COOK, REDLANDS BANKER, IS HELD
SAN BERNARDINO
TRAIN HAS CLOSE CALL WHEN TUNNEL CAVES IN
SAN BERNARDINO CHARTER REVISION MOVE HELD UP
CAR JUMPS TRACK, BUT BAD WRECK IS AVERTED
BREAKB HUNTING STATUTE
YOUTH PBOVES ALIBI
SAN PEDRO
SOLUTION TO SAN PEDRO FERRY PROBLEM SUGGESTED
DREDGER PUMP BREAKS DOWN
HORSE KILLED BY CAR
THE WEATHER
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KING MAY ASSIST IN LORDS' REFORM
UNIVERSAL KING JAMES BIBLE FESTIVAL PLANNED
TEN FREIGHT CARS PILED UP IN TAIL END COLLISION
REPORTS ON WHEAT STORAGE
TESTS ON PURITAN PROVE VALUABLE
FAYE COMET DISCOVERED ON ITS PEGULAR VISIT
WILSON TO SEVER LAST PRINCETON CONNECTION
SEINE FLOOD IS FALLING
MUNICIPAL LEAGUERS TO DEBATE NEW CITY PLANS
OUTLAW ELUDES PURBUIT
Club News
DELIBERATELY PLANS SUICIDE
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