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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 33, Number 66, 6 December 1910
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Masthead
LIBERAL TRIUMPH SETS LONDON WILD WITH ENTHUSIASM
TWO WOMEN SUE; ONE SAYS MAN DESERTED FOR THIRD
LACK OF FUNDS DELAYS BATTLESHIP BUILDING
SOCIALISTS POLL BIG VOTE
JUDGE FREES MAN WHO GIVES UP CIGARETTES
INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY
MRS. EDDY WILL BE BURIED THURSDAY; PLACE UNDECIDED
0. A. TVEITMOE ELECTED AS . NATIONAL LABOR OFFICIAL
Throw Away the Hobble Skirt; She Has Outgrown It
DISCUSS CHANGES IN CITY CHARTER
FLEEING CHINESE CAPTURED
LOUIS PHILIPPE'S GRANDSON, DUKE OF CHARTRES, DEAD
ENTIRE EAST IN GRIP OF STORM
SUICIDE CLAUSE IS VOID
HOLDS THROTTLE; AVERTS TRAGEDY
TEN THOUSAND AMERICAN DOLLARS FOR NATIONALISTS . . .
CLARK CHEERED AT FAREWELL OPENING OF G.O.P. CONGRESS
HEINZE IS HELD BY HIGHER COURT
CALIFORNIA MAN TO BE ON COURT OF COMMERCE
400 WOMEN GIVEN RIGHT TO VOTE BY COURT ORDER
VETERANS ELECT OFFICERS
SAYS MILLIONAIRE KEEPS DAUGHTER A PRISONER
ARIZONA ADOPTS LABOR MEASURES
TROOPS CROSS MOUNTAINS TO REINFORCE CHIHUAHUA
GIRLS THREATEN CRUSADE FOR RIGHT TO WEAR CURLS
DR. JEROME A. HUGHES DEAD
111 CI IRK A 1 l>7l» IN IINK MAY
WAIVE SENTIMENT, SAYS COMMISSION
PARCHMENT LEADS TO FIND OF WAR RELICS
DISCHARGED DETECTIVE SHOOTS SUPERINTENDENT
GERMAN BALLOONIST LOST IN A NORTH SEA STORM
COL ROOSEVELT TO SURVEY PAST AND FUTURE POLITICS
MACCABEES TO ELECT OFFICERS
DEMOCRATS REAP FRUITS OF COOK COUNTY VICTORY
PATTEN IS AGAIN INDICTED BY JURY
INSURGENTS CALL ON TAFT, BUT SONG IS MILITANT
GIRL WHISPERS 'GOODBY,' THEN DROPS NINE STORIES
ONE HUNTER BAGS FRIEND; ANOTHER WINGS HIMSELF
PATENTS ARE GRANTED SOUTHERN CALIFORNIANS
LOVETT TO CHANGE HIS WORK ON S. P.
CHORUS GIRLS BURN $5000 i v AUTO IN SCORCHING PACE
NCUNARD LINE RUNS DAILY
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To Arrowliniil KprlnK*
WASHBURN SCORED BY CITY AUDITOR
SHOW MANAGER OF CAT CLUB WHICH OPENS TOMORROW
CATS OF HIGH DEGREE TO BE SEEN AT SHOW
SUPREME COURT RETURNS SUIT IN INGERSOLL CASE
WOULDBE JAIL BREAKERS SENT TO PARENTAL HOME
LARCENY TRIAL POSTPONED
'RIPPER' SUSPECT ON TRIAL
SANDOVAL SENT TO PRISON
NEGRO ON TRIAL FOR MURDER
MINISTERS WANT TO SELL LOT
CHURCH TO MORTGAGE LOT
THOMAS C. HENRY, STANFORD STUDENT CALLED BY DEATH
SERVICES TO BE HELD FOR CECIL HENRY TODAY
SPECTATORS FRIGHTENED BY FIRE AT PICTURE SHOW
BLAME CHILDREN FOR FIRE
TWO WILLS BRING $400,000 IN COURT
NEW INCORPORATIONS
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REVISION OF THE CHARTER
MARY BAKER EDDY
ACTRESS VIOLA BARRY A SOCIALIST? SURE! STITT WILSON'S HER FATHER
STAGE FAVORITE COMES OF LIBERAL LINEAGE
THE HERALD'S PUBLIC LETTER BOX
A HEARTY LAUGH
THE LONG, BUND FIGHT
Society
RATES LOWERED TO EUROPE .;
MINNEAPOLIS TOURISTS ARRIVE
a • a '• STRANGERS IN TH|5 CITY
Talented Young Woman Who Will Be One of the Season's Debutante's
SCHOOL DISTRICT FAILS TO SECEDE FROM WATTS
MRS. GRIFFITH RETURNS AFTER VICTORY IN EAST
JAILED FOI* BEATING CHILD
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION BEGINS SESSION TODAY
Clubs.
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'CABBAGE PATCH' REPEATS SUCCESS
SUB-COMMITTEE NAMED FOR BIG AVIATION MEET
EMTLrO DE GOGORZA, BARITONE SOLOIST, WITH L. A. SYMPHONY
Music
FEDERATION CLUB TO HOLD BOOSTER BANQUET TONIGHT
PASTOR URGES ENCOURAGEMENT
Municipal Affairs
SOCIETIES WANT TO SELL LIQUOR AT ANNUAL PICNICS
LOW BID FOR CITY HALL ANNEX CALLS FOR $17,625
MONTH SHOWS DECREASE IN WHITE PLAGUE VICTIMS
ARRESTED S. P. C. A. MEMBER WOULD WITHDRAW CITY AID
HARBOR TITLE FUNDS NEEDED
SUPT. CRANSTON TO PRESIDE
MYERS SAYS CITY MAY LOSE $8000
PROBE LAND OWNERSHIP
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MINING AND OIL
OIL SYNDICATE ENTERS LOST HILLS TERRITORY
EXHIBITS PICTURE ORE FROM ROYAL FLUSH MINE
OREGONIANS VISIT FIELDS
WILL INSTALL POWER PLANT
CONTINUES TO DEPTH
WILL DRILL FOR OIL
METAL MARKET
NEVADA DILLS BLOCKS OUT ADDITIONAL ORE
PROSPECTS WITH CHURNS
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES
HA, HA! HA, HA! 369 JOIN PASADENA FUNNY CLUB
MAKES PUBLIC APOLOGY TO ORPHAN HE ATTACKED
CHARITIES BOARD ELECTED
AGED PASADENAN DIES
LABOR OFFICERS CHOSEN
BANQUET COMMITTEE NAMED
EXTRA POLICE FOR HOLIDAY
.PASADENA PARAGRAPHS
ADMITB BTEALING RING
CLERGYMEN WILL FORM CLUB
BOARD NAMES OFFICERS
MERCHANTB OF VENICE WIN
STEALS SOCKB; GOES TO JAIL
SEEK TO OUST TRUSTEE OF ESTATE LEFT BOY
$150,000 AMUSEMENT IS PLANNED IN LONG BEACH
SERVICES FOR W. W. LOWE
FALLS IN SHIP, BREAKS ANKLE
LONG BEACH ITEMS
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Fireman May Get Heavy End of Purse in Sullivan Bout
FLYNN ASSURED GUARANTEE IF LONG GIVES UP BIG END OF GATE MONEY
WANTS SWIMMING MADE COMPULSORY IN SCHOOLS
DETROIT TIGERS WIN
TEDDY BEARS ARE REAL SOUTHERN CHAMPIONS
ATHLETIC CLUB STARS READY FOR ALLEY FRAY
DIXON BEATS BRESNAHAN; BAY CITY MAN GETS DRAW
TWIN SULLIVAN WINS
L A. H. S. FIFTEEN TO MEET PALO ALTO HIGH SQUAD
Former Local Promoter Trying to Bring New Fighter to the Front
SPORTING GOSSIP
BELMONT DENIES BRIBERY STORIES
BARRY AND ROSS MATCHED
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER WILL NOT PLAY U. OF S. C.
14 ARE BUNCHED IN SIX-DAY RACE
MASTER ROBERT RUNS OVER FAVORITE TO WIN
McFARLAND ACCEPTS TERMS FOR ATTELL FIGHT
JIM BASEY KEEPS UP CLEVER FORM
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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS; STOCKS AND BONDS
KANSAS SNOWFALL WILL HELP CROPS
FRUIT MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
PALMER OIL ADVANCES TEN POINTS ON CHANGE
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
POTATOES AND EGGS ADVANCE IN PRICE
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY
ST. LOUIS WOOL
PAWNBROKER WANTS NON.SUIT ]
CHICAGO GRAIN
BUILDING PERMITS
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SAN FERNANDO HIGHWAY PLANNED AFTER TUNNEL
THE WEATHER . —
Citrus Fruit Report
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SHINES, ONE DIME; WHAT'LL BE NEXT?
STEALS HORSE TO START ON BAD MAN CAREER
MEMORIAL TABLET FOR NEWHALL TUNNEL PLANNED
Shine Five Cents? Nix! It's Ten Cents! See That Sign on the Wall?
SUFFRAGISTS PLAN DINNER SURPRISES
POSTAGE IS WRONG ON MAIL TO FOREIGN PARTS
COMMISSION CONSIDERS CONSOLIDATION PROBLEMS
CUSTOMS OFFICE GETS RAISE
GLAD TO GET BACK TO CAL.
COTTAGE DESTROYED BY FIRE
TALAMANTES PUT BACK ON FORCE
EASTERN STAR CHAPTER WILL INSTSALL OFFICERS
FORMER SALT LAKE AGENT JOINS GUGGENHEIM FORCE
PROPRIETORS OF SALOONS MUST REPLY TO CHARGES
CARPENTER JOKES OVER LOSS OF THREE FINGERS
ADMIRAL YASHIRO IS HOST TO 500
LEAGUE IS FORMED BY PROFESSIONAL WOMEN
DEMANDS EVIDENCE; GETS HIS WISH-ALSO A FINE
POLICE BRUMMEL ON DUTY AT P.O.
PASSING TEAMSTER SAVES RESIDENCE FROM FLAMES
IBBETSON CHILDREN LEAVE CITY BY ORDER OF COURT
BEAU BRUMMEL OF POLICE FORCE, WHO HELPS UNCLE SAM
SPOOKS UNVEILED TO POLICE BOARD
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