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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 48, 18 November 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
W.A. CLARK TELLS PLAN OF $150,000 GIFT TO Y.W.C.A.
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
JOHNSON AND SENATORS TO HOLD CONFERENCE
STIMULANTS USED IN DESPERATION TO SAVE TOLSTOI
BROTHER SAYS CAVALIERI HAS CHANLER'S AGREEMENT
BANK SUPERINTENDENT COMMENDS NEW LAW
$75,000 PAID IN DUTY BY SHIP PASSENGERS
COAST CONGRESS DEMANDS NAVY TO DEFEND PACIFIC
Ralph Johnstone, Famous Aviator, Who Fell to His Death Yesterday
UNCLE SAM LOSES OIL TRUST SUIT
ACID HURLED AT POLICE IN NEW YORK STRIKE ROW
NEW YORK POLIGE SHAKEUP COMES
TEXAS TOWN GUARDED IN FEAR OF MEXICAN ATTACK
LIBERAL LEADERS EXPELLED BY NICARAGUA'S PRESIDENT
JOHNSTONE, WING CRIPPLED, DROPS 500 FEET; KILLED
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND PENNSY PLAN NEW WAR
COURT RENDERS VERDICT 34 RS AFTER SUIT
AGED BRIDE TAKEB HER LIFE
WOMEN ADVOCATE COMMISSION PLAN
NEW CUNARDER WILL CARRY 3790 PASSENGERS
WELL KNOWN COMMISSION MEN DIE AT SAME TIME
OREGON MAN SAVED BY THE UNWRITTEN LAW
TWO HUNTERS KILLED
SOUSA RECOVERS HEALTH
STIMSON'S ELECTION BILL INCLUDES $25 FOR TIPS
CONVENTION CONSIDERS LOS ANGELES SITUATION
ATLANTIC LINERS CRASH ON START FOR EUROPE
FORMER SECRETARY OF STANDARD OIL CO. DIES
REGIMENTS AWAIT CHANGE IN POSTS
KEEP OUT OF POLITICS, FALCONIO TELLS PRIESTS
ROBBER SHOOTS IN BANK BUT HE IS OVERPOWERED
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LASSIE WILL SING AT VIDAL BENEFIT
BRONX BANK OFFICIAL IS HELD FOR FORGERY
SEEK 'MURDERED MAN' TO FREE HIS 'SLAYER'
REFUGEE DEFENDERS WILL CONSIDER AIDING RUSSIAN
DROWNS IN STUDIO
Violinist and Singer Who Will Be Heard at the Dolores Vidal Benefit
LAWMAKERS IN ARIZONA REJECT SUFFRAGE ISSUE
GREAT FALLS ENDEAVORING TO HAVE CENSUS RECOUNT
MURDER OF CHINESE MAY CAUSE TONG WAR
WOMEN VOTE IN OREGON, ANTI-SUFFRAGE STATE
KNABENSHUE SAYS DEAD MAN EXCEEDED ORDERS
PACKERS SAY LAW WILL COMPEL TRIALS' TRANSFER
NOT A WORD, SAYS T. R. WHO APPEARS AGAIN
STOCKTON POLICE BEGIN CRUSADE AGAINST TRAMPS
CAR GRAFT TESTIMONY TELLS OF PADDED BILLS
ROSEBERY FAVORS REFORM IN LORDS
ACCEPT MORE ARTICLES FOR STATE CONSTITUTION
WILL OPEN HIGH SCHOOL
BLAMES STOMACH ACHE TO POISON
TRADER SAYS WEARING OF FURS NOW UNFASHIONABLE
METAL TRADES DEMAND OPEN SHOP AT BAY FAIR
TWO CALIFORNIANS AMONG NAVY TYPHOID PATIENTS
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS TO MEET IN WASHINGTON
MAN HELD ON MURDER CHARGE
Mme. Nazimova, Noted Actress, Who Comes to the Majestic Next Week
TAX COLLECTOR ADVISES RAPIDITY IN PAYMENTS
CLEARING HOUSE CITIES IN STATE MAKE REPORT
CONSUL SAYS MAIZE CROP BRINGS AFRICA SUCCESS
FATHER FINDS BASE IN HOME WITH DEAD MOTHER
TO REPORT ON IMMIGRATION
ALABAMA POLITICIAN DIES
ORANGE GROVES PROMISE RECORD-BREAKING YIELD
WASHINGTONIANS WORK TO BUILD MEMORIAL HALL
OFFICERS FAIL TO FIND SLAYER OF POLICE CHIEF
CONFESSES USE OF BAD CHECKS
RE-ELECTED TO 20TH TERM
NAZIMOVA ACHIEVED HER SUCCESS BY HARD WORK
PLAN ON FOOT TO EQUALIZE RATES OF PULLMAN BERTHS
FRANCE TAKES U. S. OFFER TO REFUND LIBERIAN DEBT
ALLEGED POISONER IS GRANTED A NEW TRIAL
13 NATIONALITIES ENGAGE IN ELECTION OF DELEGATE
GRAND JURY WILL HEAR SCHENK POISON CHARGES
NATIONAL STANDARDS FOR TEACHERS URGED
CUTTERS WILL PROTECT MARINERS ON ATLANTIC
MAN CLEARED OF MURDER COMMITTED DURING FIGHT
RELIEF PARTY SEARCHING FOR BOAT LOST IN CANADA
FIREBUG MAKES ATTEMPT TO BURN BARN IN STOCKTON
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA'S ALMOND CROP TOPS 1909
CANDIDATE WHO FAILED ADMITS HE SPENT $1396
RED CROSS TO ISSUE SEALS
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EXPERTS DISCUSS MILK WITH WOMEN
Three Prominent Club Women in Attendance at the District Federation Meeting Which Began Yesterday
Music Notes
Club News
YOUNG GIRL ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF BIGAMY
Society
ANCIENT LAND TURTLE, DESERT MEN'S PET, DEAD
BOY VICTIM OF FOOTBALL
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NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS
VENEZIA STAMP MILL IN FULL OPERATION
WINNEMUCCA MOUNTAIN MINE SHIPS HIGH GRADE
CINTAS DE PLATA GROUP GETS EXPERT ATTENTION
AMERICAN PETROLEUM CO. WELL FLOWS 8000 BARRELS
CONSOLIDATED MIDWAY
SALT LAKE-SHERMAN MAKES SLIGHT GAIN
M'KITTRICK OUTFITS RESUME OPERATIONS
FULLERTON TERRITORY INCREASES ITS OUTPUT
TONOPAH TONNAGE GROWS
DEVIL'S DEN ACTIVE
CAPITAL TO COME WEST FOR MINE INVESTMENT
GOULD SMELTER ASSURED
PIOCHE OUT OF DEBT
LITTLE DAISY IMPROVES
LOS ANGELES CITY OIL FIELD HOLDS OUTPUT UP TO 37,500 BARRELS
MINING QUOTATIONS
METAL MARKET
ROMANCE ENTERS SEARCH FOR DUNN
FUNERAL OF WRITER WILL BE HELD THIS AFTERNOON
W. C. T. U. MEETING TODAY
Personal Mention
JEWS AND CHRISTIANS TO WORSHIP TOGETHER
GOVERNOR OF COLORADO VETOES REGISTRATION ACT
INFANTILE PARALYSIS GRIPS 12 IN OCTOBER
STRIKING MESSENGER PLACED UNDER ARREST
HOOSIER ALUMNI TO DINE
LONG BEACH HARBOR NOT FAVORED BY ENGINEERS
BARACANS PLAN SESSION
WILL ADDRESS COLLEQIAN3
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
DISTRUST CHECKS STOCK OPERATION
FRUIT MARKET
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
• CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
Citrus Fruit Report
COFFEE AND SUGAR
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
FINANCIAL
BEAN MARKET WEAK DUE TO BIG RECEIPTS
CHICAGO GRAIN
Shipping News
ST. LOUIS- WOOL
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News of the Courts
WIFE LOSES $60,000 IN PROPERTY TO HUSBAND
COURT AFFIRMS REPORT TO COMPEL STREET WORK
FOURTEEN CRIMINAL INFORMATIONS FILED
SUIT ANENT LABELS BEGUN
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
CASE CONTINUED
PROMISES FAMILY PROPER CARE
LEAVES $18,000 ESTATE
JUDGE HUTTON SLIGHTLY ILL
THREE AUNTS END SUIT TO MAR! GREEK ESTATE
EVIDENCE IN THE PRICE CASE IS ALL PRESENTED
WOMAN SUES CONSTABLE; CHARGES BREACH OF DUTY
CORONER AND SHERIFF FILE ELECTION EXPENSES
COURT FREES TWO WIVES
PASTOR SAYS INDIAN NOW DOUBTS WHITE MAN'S WORD
DRIVER CONTINUES ON WAY • UNAWARE OF KILLING BABE;
Municipal Affairs
MAYOR IS TO OPPOSE VERTICAL FIRE ESCAPE
MAYOR PROMISES CLUB TO HAVE SEWER REPAIRED
FIND 2000 FEET OF FIRE HOSE IS DEFECTIVE
SCHOOL HEAD OPPOSES STREET IN PLAYGROUND
MISSING FIREMAN CITED TO FACE COMMISSIONERS
COMMISSIONERS NAME NEW MEN FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT
RESIDENTS RENEW WAR ON RUSSIANS' NIGHT CHANTS
CHIEF REPORTS FIRE CALLS
MEETING IS POSTPONED
IMPROVEMENT BODY TO ATTEND HARBOR LECTURE
BREAD. LIQUOR, CHICKEN, PEANUTS, NEGRO'S MENU
COMMISSION MAY ALTER RATES FIXED BY LAW
'BUNDLE OF STICKS 'WILL COME FROM SANTA PAULA
FRESNO DELEGATION TO BOOM NEW RAILROAD LINE
LABOR LEADER DIES AS RESULT OF AN ASSAULT
EDUCATION DISCUSSED AT Y.M.C.A. BANQUET
SAY ALLEGED ROBBER CONFESSES TO MURDER
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Editorial Section LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
'S. P. STRONGHOLD TAKEN'—LISSNER
Meyer Lissner, Republican State Chairman, Who Discusses Campaign
2 CONFESS TO PLOT TO WRECK RAILROAD SHOPS
TRAIN ROBBERS SENTENCED
'GO TO-,' WELL IT'S NOT PROFANE, COURT RULES
GENERALLY SPEAKING
BOND CONFERENCE FAILS TO END ROW
DENIES HE IS VAGRANT, BUT MUST PAY $10 FINE
CHAMBER PLANS VISIT TO MEXICAN COAST CITIES
STANLEY INSTALLED AS PRODUCE EXCHANGE HEAD
TRANSFER DRIVER ROBBED AT POINT OF REVOLVER
ASSERTS HUSBAND LEFT WITH $1300
CONSOLIDATION BOARD IS TO MEET SATURDAY
NEW TOURIST CAR IS LIKE A MISSION INN
SUPERVISORS RETURN COIN TO FORMER FIRE SUSPECT
BEGGAR JAILED DESPITE WILLINGNESS TO DEPART
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
DISREGARDS WARNINGS, IS INJURED BY FALL
STEAMER CHEHALIS ASKS TOW
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SENATOR FLINT'S VIEWS
Untitled
SAN FRANCISCO
TURNING A NEW LEAF
1910
MR. SPELLACY'S LETTER
PUBLIC LETTER BOX
IMPRACTICAL
MOMENTOUS QUESTION
Dolliver-By an Intimate Friend
Los Angeles as an Advertiser
Merely in Jest
Far and Wide
THE CITY
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
AT THE THEATERS
AROUND TOWN
LOS ANGELES NEXT, BERGER PREDICTS
MAN ASKS DETECTIVES TO AID IN FINDING FAMILY
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Victor L. Berger, Who Predicts Socialist Mayor for Los Angeles
RECEIVER OF BANK IS DISCHARGED BY COURT
PASTOR DECLARES WOMEN ARE ENTITLED TO VOTE
FIRE, STARTING IN HOTEL, DAMAGES STORE'S STOCK
2000 WOMEN AGREE NOT TO WEAR BIRDS ON HATS
BUILDING PERMITS
MAN'S FIRST DUTY 10 U.S., IS RULING
BEGGAR ROBS MAN WHO BUYS HIM SQUARE MEAL
SEIZE GOODS AT HOME OF ALLEGED SHOPLIFTERS
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HERALD SPORTS
POMONA AND U. S. C. READY FOR SOUTHERN CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY
ESTOPPEY CONFIDENT OF MAKING GOOD SHOWING
DEMAREST MAKES RECORD
HUNTINGTON HARK WINS
MORE ALLEYS ADDED TO REED'S MAIN STREET PLACE
SPECIAL TRA^iTTtO POMONA
ORGANIZING ALL-STARS
CHESS CHAMPS PLAY
Blue and White Gridiron Gladiators Who Will Meet U. S. C. Huskies Tomorrow
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
DIVISION 3 VICTORIOUS OVER SECOND SQUAD
FAST CARS TO TEST THE SANTA MONICA SPEEDWAY
Late Happenings in the Amateur Ranks
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
AUTOISTS TO DISCUSS GOOD ROADS QUESTION
LYNCH ANNOUNCES CONTRACTS
JACK PAINE IS HANDICAP WINNER
JAMESTOWN FINISHES
MEN FROM SEATTLE AID BAY CITY CLAIM TO FAIR
THREE I LEAGUE TO RETAIN CLASS
POLICE SEIZE FRENZIED FINANCIER, AGED SIX
WOLVERINEB TO CELEBRATE
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Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities
PASADENA
PASADENANS TO VOTE ON BAND CONCERTS
DESIRE THAT POSTOFFICE BE CLOSED ON SUNDAY
CHURCH MEN'S CLUB DINES
LEADS CONTEST FOR QUEEN
MEN GIVEN JAIL TERM
PASADENA SCHOOL NEWS
PASADENA SPORTS
BODY OF MAN, APPARENTLY SELF SLAIN, IS FOUND
COLLEGE CELEBRATES CLOSE OF FOOTBALL YEAR
MASTIFF MAKES ATTACK ON BUTCHER AT WHITTIER
IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC
CHURCH MEETING ENDS
LONG BEACH
INHERITANCE OF TURK REVEALS RECORD NAME
WHALE SAVES ITSELF BY SWIMMING TOWARD BOAT
BOY'S MONOPLANE KITE HAS CROWD PUZZLED
PLAN BIG CELEBRATION FOR THANKSGIVING DAY
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT ELECTION PLANS DROPPED
TO LAUNCH STEAMER
OCEAN PARK
MORE OPPOSITION TO MERGER IN OCEAN PARK
FOREMAN FALLS 40 FEET WITHOUT SERIOUS INJURY
WORKMAN FALLS 15 FEET; SUFFERS SHOCK TO BRAIN
SAN BERNARDINO
MAN'S SECOND ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE PREVENTED
NEW COMPANY FORMED TO TAKE DEFUNCT CONCERN
TAX VALUATION DECREASED
BROTHER CLAIMS ESTATE
RANCHER FILES CLAIM TO 350,000 INCHES OF WATER
MEMBER OF EBELL CLUB TELLS OF COTTON GROWTH
SANTA MONICA
RUMOR HUNTINGTON MAY BUILD TO SANTA MONICA
SANTA MONICA GAS RATE RAISED WITHOUT NOTICE
THE WEATHER
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MOB GLAMORS TO LYNCH JAPANESE
AMERICAN BLUEJACKETS AWAKEN PARIS INTEREST
D., T. & I. RECEIVERSHIP NEAR END; ROAD PROSPERS
CRIPPEN'S FATHER ALSO FACES DEATH
TIGER CUB CAPTURED IN TEMPLE JOINS N. Y. ZOO
DISCUSSION OF COMMISSION GOVERNMENT SIDETRACKED
POPULATION OF KNOXVILLE 36-346; INCREASE OF 11.4
POSTAL BANK INTEREST TO BE PAID YEARLY, SAYS U. S.
TAFT SAYS CANAL PROGRESS GREAT
TO GIVE STUDENTS CREDIT FOR WORK OUTSIDE CLASS
EDUCATOR SAYS PARTY POLITICS UNPATRIOTIC
FAST TRAIN ON SANTA FE ROAD REPORTED DITCHED
AMERICAN AGENTS EXPECT UPRISING
GOVERNMENT FUNDS SHOW BALANCE OF $83,241,830
BANKER DROPS DEAD
CHINESE LAUNDRYMAN IN , PASSAIC HAS LEPROSY
CHARGES CUSTOMS FRAUD EXCEEDS SUGAR SWINDLE
DETECTIVE SHOT WHILE DISPERSING STRIKERS
SPROULE BECOMES CHIEF OF WELLS-FARGO CO.
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